Robert Dana

The Board approved Resolution 19-106A regarding a rezone request for Camerata Homes (RZ-18-0088) from Agriculture to Agriculture Residential, and a minor residential development request (MD-18-0089) consisting of five lots. The approvals included specific conditions such as sign removal, documentation recordation within 180 days, payment of cash-in-lieu fees to the Douglas County School District and Elbert County, payment of impact fees to the Rattlesnake Fire Protection District, and the requirement to enter into a Subdivision Improvement Agreement.

The Board of County Commissioners addressed the approval of Resolution 22-37 concerning the Elbert County Public Works Rezone (Case No. RZ-22-0028). The resolution authorizes the rezoning of approximately 27 acres from Agricultural and Residential Agricultural to Industrial. The approval is contingent upon specific conditions, including the removal of the public hearing sign, the completion of fee payments, the fulfillment of all conditions of approval, and the recordation of necessary documentation within a specified timeframe.

The board approved Resolution 21-42, which authorizes the rezoning of approximately 11 acres from Agriculture to Planned Unit Development (PUD) for the Mountain Tower project. Conditions for this approval include the removal of public hearing signage within seven days, the payment of all required fees, compliance with zoning regulations, and the recordation of necessary documentation within 180 days.

The Board of County Commissioners reviewed and approved a request to rezone approximately 17.68 acres from Agriculture to Agriculture Residential, located at 36411 Paradise Circle, Elizabeth. The resolution included specific conditions regarding the removal of public hearing signs, the payment of fees, compliance with approval conditions, and the recording of documentation within a designated timeframe.

The Board of Adjustment for Elbert County held a public hearing regarding an appeal for a site plan to allow a 20,400 square foot commercial warehouse and office for the Reformation Church. The Board reviewed documentation, considered recommendations from the Community and Development Services department, analyzed previous Planning Commission actions, and evaluated public comment before voting to approve the Reformation Church appeal request.