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After the city council rejected a rezoning for a 34-lot subdivision off Saluda Drive, the same request has been placed back on the council's agenda for another public hearing.
A pause on approving subdivisions of five or more lots and rezonings to residential and planned-development districts has been renewed by the county board every month or two since last fall, most recently through July 21, 2026.
The council's denial blocks Ponder Development's plan to rezone ±20 acres on Highway 17 for a 73-lot subdivision, despite the planning commission's earlier vote to approve it.
The vote clears the way for the Defoor Road parcel to be used for single-family residential purposes instead of agricultural use.
The roughly 4-acre property is now inside city limits and zoned R-1B, after both the planning commission and city council signed off unanimously.
The county has rezoned a roughly 3-acre parcel on Camp Mikell Road from residential to agricultural use so it can be combined with adjoining land.
The approved change lets the Mudge family use their roughly one-acre Eastanollee property for agricultural purposes under Agricultural Residential zoning.
The rezoning lets Matthew and Tara Mudge combine roughly 30.5 acres at 1200 Shady Lane under a single agricultural residential designation.
The city is weighing whether to annex and rezone roughly 110 acres along GA Highway 365/Duncan Bridge for a commercial project, a step that would open the land to highway-business uses.
A proposed RV park off Prospect Road needs the land rezoned from agricultural to highway business use before a related conditional-use request can move forward.
The county has finalized a change allowing roughly five acres at 1332 Hayes Road to be used for agricultural residential purposes.
The vote clears the way for roughly 13.77 acres on Prather Bridge Road to shift from agricultural-intensive to residential single-family use.
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