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Walton County denies rezone and variance for Tiffany Lane farmstand
Summary
The Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to deny a request to rezone 4.22 acres on Tiffany Lane for a farmstand and an accessory building in the front yard after neighbors raised safety and quality-of-life concerns.
The Walton County Board of Commissioners voted to deny a rezoning and variance request for three parcels on Tiffany Lane (4350 Tiffany Lane, 4330 & 4310 Shiloh Rd.) on July 7, 2026. Applicant Christine Rojas Carrillo sought to rezone 4.22 acres from A1 to A to grow and sell fruits, vegetables and cottage-food items with customer contact, and requested a variance to allow an accessory building in the front yard on parcels under five acres. Planning staff had recommended approval with conditions.
During the public hearing, neighbor Dennis Nation spoke in opposition, citing safety concerns, potential reductions in property values and diminished quality of life for adjacent residents. Commissioner Amarie Warren moved to deny the rezone and variance; Commissioner Jeremy Adams seconded the motion and all district commissioners voted in favor. The motion was recorded as a denial; no formal conditions or alternative approvals were set.
