Glynn County approves rezone ZM‑26‑5 to allow mini‑storage with a no‑subdivide condition

On June 18 the Glynn County Board of Commissioners approved application ZM‑26‑5, a request to rezone roughly 5 acres at 333 Southport Parkway from Local Commercial to Planned Development to allow additional storage options including mini‑storage.

Christina Wright, senior planner, presented the request and the conceptual site plan, noting the county's character area maps and that the Planned Development classification is compatible with the regional center character area. Wright told commissioners the Mainland Planning Commission recommended approval on June 2 with the specific condition that no further subdividing of the property be permitted.

There were no public speakers for or against the rezoning during the public‑hearing period. Commissioner Rafalski moved to approve ZM‑26‑5 subject to the no‑subdivide condition; Commissioner Tosteson seconded the motion and the board voted unanimously to adopt the rezoning with that condition.

Staff indicated the approval allows the applicant to proceed under Planned Development standards subject to compliance with any site‑plan and permitting requirements administered by county staff.