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Commissioners approve Kawana Gregory rezoning to R‑40 after neighbor concerns about access
Summary
The Robertson County Commission approved a request to rezone about 2.03 acres at 4815 Highway 31 W from AG‑2 to R‑40 after planning staff said access and septic limits would constrain future commercial use; a nearby resident urged caution over landlocking and easements.
The Robertson County Commission voted to approve Resolution 03225017, a request to rezone roughly 2.03 acres at 4815 Highway 31 W from AG‑2 (agricultural) to R‑40 (low‑density residential). Chair called the question after commissioners discussed access, easement and utility concerns and announced the result in favor of the rezoning.
A neighboring resident, John Campbell, spoke against the rezoning during public comment, saying it "would landlock part of the future" of an adjacent lot and create easement disputes for drive access. Planning staff and commissioners reviewed the property's existing easement arrangement and noted that any larger redevelopment would have to meet septic and access requirements. The chair announced the vote as recorded by the clerk (announced in the meeting record as "Got 16 4 0 against that resolution pass").
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