Applicant seeks MSF-20 for accessory dwelling in Loris; flood-zone, subdivision limits noted
Summary
A property owner asked to rezone 1.4 acres from LFA to MSF-20 for an accessory dwelling off Highway 66 in Loris; staff said the parcel is in the AE flood zone and cannot be subdivided because of limited access.
Planning staff presented an applicant request to rezone 1.4 acres from LFA to MSF-20 on Highway 66 in Loris to allow an accessory dwelling.
Staff noted the area is primarily LFA, the future land-use designation includes scenic and conservation with a small rural portion, and the property is currently residential and inside the AE flood zone. Staff said limited access prevents subdivision: the parcel cannot accommodate a 30-foot shared private drive and therefore cannot be split to create a new lot.
Staff confirmed the applicant, identified as Alana Williams, was present and had nothing to add beyond the staff report. The item will return for a public hearing and possible action at a subsequent meeting.
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