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Rezoning 3.00 acres on Fletcher Ford Road, owned by McCotter Family Trust, from R-45 (Single-Family Residential) to A-R (Agricultural-Residential), with one (1) condition

Rezoning 3.00 acres on Fletcher Ford Road, owned by McCotter Family Trust,, with one (1) condition

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Rezoning 3.00 acres on Fletcher Ford Road, owned by McCotter Family Trust, from R-45 (Single-Family Residential) to A-R (Agricultural-Residential), with one (1) condition

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CountyFayette County Board of CommissionersPassed Feb 26

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  • Charles W. OddoCounty Commission 5 At LargeNo vote on recordEmail
  • Eric K. MaxwellDistrict 1No vote on recordEmail
  • Lee HearnDistrict 2No vote on recordEmail
  • Edward G. Gibbons Jr.District 3No vote on recordEmail
  • Charles D. RousseauDistrict 4No vote on recordEmail

Whole board: passed, Feb 26 (the record does not list each member's vote)

Decided, Feb 26: The board voted on the motion to approve Petition 1369-25-A, Parcel 0433 049; McCotter Family Trust, owner, requests to rezone 3.00 acres from R-45 (Single-Family Residential) to A-R (Agricultural-Residential). The property is located in Land Lot 183 of the 4th District and fronts Fletcher Ford Road, with one (1) condition. It passed.

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