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Kelleytown rezoning tabled by Henry County advisory board

A rezoning request was tabled for Old Kelleytown Road by the Henry County Zoning Advisory Board.
A rezoning request was tabled for Old Kelleytown Road by the Henry County Zoning Advisory Board.
By Monroe Roark
Dec 12, 2019

The Henry County Zoning Advisory Board voted at its Nov. 21 regular meeting to recommend approval of a change in the Future Land Use Designation for a 22.3-acre site at 109 Old Kelleytown Road, but tabled a request to rezone the property from RA (residential-agricultural) to MU (mixed use).

The request is for a development consisting of a grocery-anchored shopping center, ancillary shops and outparcels, according to a county staff report. The proposed FLUM change, which requires final approval from the Henry County Board of Commissioners, is from rural residential to mixed use.

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