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Dalton homeowner’s 1‑acre lot split cleared for R‑5 residential zoning
Summary
Chrissy Klein’s request to rezone and split a 1‑acre parcel at 2771 Deep Springs Road from General Agriculture to R‑5 was approved after staff said the lot matches surrounding development and no opposition spoke at the hearing.
At the first public hearing on Aug. 24, petitioner Chrissy Klein asked to rezone and subdivide a 1‑acre portion of a larger agricultural tract at 2771 Deep Springs Road so she and her family can retain the existing house. Staff planner Ethan Calhoun told the planning commission the parcel already contains a single‑family dwelling and that the R‑5 district is consistent with adjacent lots; he recommended approval.
"This is a simple rezoning from general agriculture to rural residential... staff recommendation is to approve," Calhoun said. Klein told the commissioners the split would allow her and her husband to keep the house and give their children the option to divide additional property later. The planning commission moved, seconded and approved the rezoning on the record.
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