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Votes and recommendations: Stephens County Plan Commission (Sept. 2, 2025)
Summary
At its Sept. 2 meeting the commission recommended approval of three land‑use items (variance for Item 1; rezones in Items 2 and 5) and split its recommendation on Items 3 & 4—denying the front‑yard building variance while approving the grooming/boarding conditional use. Recommendations will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners where appropriate.
The Stephens County Plan Commission took the following formal positions at its Sept. 2 meeting and will forward recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners where required:
• Item 1 — Variance (Tony Keller): Recommendation to approve variance for accessory structure in front yard (staff recommended approval). • Item 2 — Rezoning (James Bruce III): Recommendation to approve rezoning of 0.066 acres to residential single to formalize neighbor access. • Item 3 — Variance (Kelly Sububeti): Commission did not issue a positive recommendation (denial of placement in driveway). • Item 4 — Conditional‑use (Kelly Sububeti): Commission recommended approval of a home‑based grooming and boarding permit with limited boarding capacity; applicant must pursue necessary state kennel inspection and consider alternate building placement. • Item 5 — Rezoning (Britney Stoers): Commission recommended approval to rezone to residential single; plat approval is a separate step.
Vote details were recorded as voice votes; the transcript records outcomes but individual member votes by name were not consistently recorded. Where specific tallies or named votes were not provided in the transcript, tallies are listed as not specified.
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