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Commission approves two Rock Hill infill rezonings to allow single‑family homes

York County Planning Commission · August 10, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved two related rezoning cases in Rock Hill (cases 26-24 and 26-25), converting several UD parcels to RMX-10 and RMX-6 so applicants can build single-family homes on previously vacant lots in established neighborhoods.

Planning staff presented two linked rezoning cases (26-24 and 26-25) that would convert vacant UD parcels in Rock Hill into RMX-10 and RMX-6 districts to allow single-family homes. Staff noted the parcels are part of an ongoing effort to resolve "donut hole" infill parcels and that city of Rock Hill staff had been consulted about appropriate future land use.

Commissioners discussed why the cases were split (different lot sizes drove the choice of RMX district) and asked about longer-term efforts to proactively rezone similar infill properties. After discussion and clarification from staff, commissioners moved and seconded motions to approve each case and the commission voted to approve both rezonings.