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Rezoning Approval for Faculty Street Property

Original title: Rezoning Petition Submitted by Richard Edward Roach and Kimberly Ann Roach for Property Located on Faculty Street (H2535)

Record date · February 3, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The Board of County Commissioners has officially adopted a to rezone a specific property located on Faculty Street. This action changes the legal land-use designation for the site owned by Richard Edward Roach and Kimberly Ann Roach.

Why it matters

This changes the permitted uses for the property on Faculty Street, which dictates what type of development or activity can legally occur at that location.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Richard Edward Roach and Kimberly Ann Roach

As the property owners, their land is now subject to new zoning regulations and permitted uses.

Directly affected

Faculty Street residents and neighbors

The change in zoning may alter the types of development or land use permitted in their immediate vicinity.

Key Facts

  • The Board of County Commissioners adopted the rezoning petition for the property on Faculty Street.
  • The petition is identified by the code H2535.
  • The file number associated with this action is 16978.
  • The resolution was introduced on January 13, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean that the property was rezoned?
means the legal classification of the land has been changed, which alters the types of buildings or activities allowed on that specific parcel of land.
Who owns the property involved in this resolution?
The property is owned by Richard Edward Roach and Kimberly Ann Roach.

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Connected Entities

16978, Faculty Street, Board of County Commissioners and 2 more
other16978“File number”Map →
locationFaculty Street“Location of the rezoned property”Map →
OrganizationBoard of County Commissioners“Governing body that adopted the resolution”Map →
PersonKimberly Ann Roach“Property owner and petitioner”Map →
PersonRichard Edward Roach“Property owner and petitioner”Map →

Sources

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