Commission approves first reading of Summers rezoning request
Summary
The commission held first reading and approved Ordinance 332 to rezone property owned by Michael and Carolyn Summers from an —egg preservation— district to a —mini egg— district; no public testimony was offered at the hearing.
The Brown County Board of Commissioners conducted first reading of Ordinance 332, a rezoning petition filed by Michael and Carolyn Summers that would change the property's designation from an —egg preservation— district to a —mini egg— district.
The hearing drew no speakers in opposition or support; the board moved on first reading (motion by Dennard; second by Gage) and the motion carried by voice vote. The item will return for subsequent readings as required by county ordinance process.
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