Melinda Bowden

The Planning Commission discussed several development proposals. Agenda items included the preliminary plat approval for a 62-lot subdivision at Azalea Gardens Phase 4, the final plat approval for a 48-lot subdivision at Roans Mill Phase 1, and a rezoning request for the Ryals Property. Additionally, a request to table the site plan expansion for the Estes Express Trucking terminal was addressed.

The board discussed a variance request from Smith Douglas Homes for the placement of a temporary sales trailer at the Roans Mill subdivision during the model home construction phase. Additionally, the board considered a special exception request for a proposed residence on Cypress Street North, which is currently zoned for business use and requires a variance.

The Planning Commission discussed several development proposals. Key items included the consideration of a site plan for the Estes Express Trucking terminal expansion, which involves facility additions and infrastructure improvements, and preliminary plat approval for a 62-lot residential subdivision known as Azalea Gardens Phase 3, for which a public hearing was required. Additionally, the commission reviewed the final plat for Haddon Lake Phase 1, a 31-lot subdivision project.

The Planning Commission conducted a meeting to consider several development projects. Agenda items included a request for a preliminary plat for an 8-lot subdivision at the Loxley Logistics Center and a request for preliminary and final plat approval for a 10-lot residential subdivision known as Riva Ridge. The Commission reviewed staff reports, applicant presentations, and addressed public concerns regarding infrastructure and development standards for these proposed subdivisions.

The agenda for the meeting included consideration of the minutes from the January 29, 2026, meeting. Key new business involved public hearings and action on three subdivision plat requests: PL26-2 for a 6-lot subdivision on 7.72 Acres; PL26-3 for a 37-lot subdivision on 80.18 Acres; and PL26-4 for a 65-lot subdivision on 37.5 acres. The Commission also addressed other business before adjourning.