The Commission addressed several zoning and planning requests. This included approving a rear-yard setback variance for a screened porch addition at a residential property in the Woodford Residential Subdivision and granting a waiver of the fire chief signature requirement for a minor subdivision known as Martin's Addition to Highway 72. Additionally, the Commission reviewed a zoning compliance case for a towing business, ultimately granting the applicant six months to file a new zoning application to bring the property into compliance.
Jun 1, 2026
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Shelby County Planning Commission Planning Commission Minutes
The Commission reviewed and approved a site plan for the Longmeadow West Expansion, a manufactured home community project involving 31 new lots. Additionally, the Commission approved a change to the 2026 application submission deadline for the August meeting due to a holiday schedule conflict. Staff also provided notice regarding the cancellation of the June 15th meeting.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting
Shelby County Planning Commission Minutes
The Planning Commission addressed two main agenda items. The first was a request for rezoning approximately 0.78 acres from H-Z Holding Zone District to E-2 Single-Family Estate District for a residential home development. The second was a request for the resubdivision of three existing lots in the Jackson's Run subdivision into seven residential lots, which included discussions on shared access driveways and site distance concerns. Additionally, a brief discussion regarding an upcoming meeting agenda was held.
Mar 16, 2026·Board meeting
Shelby County Planning Commission Minutes
The Planning Commission conducted a public hearing and addressed a zoning violation case concerning the unauthorized operation of a septic tank service and construction business in an agricultural district. The commission granted the property owner a 24-month timeframe from the property purchase date to relocate business equipment and a 24-month period from the meeting date to bring the property into full compliance, with the requirement of providing status updates every six months. Additionally, staff reported on a recent amendment to the subdivision regulations and announced the cancellation of the next scheduled meeting.
