Peters Creek Business Park Comp Plan Amendment
Summary
The comp plan amendment shifts business park and rural reserve boundaries to line up with the future Clay Dairy Parkway realignment, cutting about 13 acres of business park land. One commissioner objected to losing industrial acreage near Rosemary Hill Road, arguing residential shouldn't front a road lined with garbage truck traffic to the transfer station.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
The developer, not the county, would build the future road through the business park, according to staff and the applicant.
VanTrust and future industrial users on the west side of the realigned road, and residents who get consistent residential designations on the east side.
Advocates of industrial job growth who see the loss of roughly 13 business park acres as a setback for the county's economic base.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of County Commissioners - Sep 22, 2026
A large-scale land use change for 57+ acres near SR 16/CR 315 would realign Business Park and Residential designations around the new Clay Dairy Parkway. Residents fear data centers; the applicant says it's for light industrial jobs.
Planning Commission Meeting - Sep 1, 2026
The comp plan amendment shifts business park and rural reserve boundaries to line up with the future Clay Dairy Parkway realignment, cutting about 13 acres of business park land. One commissioner objected to losing industrial acreage near Rosemary Hill Road, arguing residential shouldn't front a road lined with garbage truck traffic to the transfer station.
Related development
COMP 26-0017 — Peters Creek Business Park Comp Plan Amendment
Could bring light-industrial jobs to a growing corridor; residents pressed for data-center prohibitions to be added in the upcoming PUD.
Peters Creek Business Park / COMP 26-0017
Reorganizes where jobs versus homes go in a 500-plus-acre business park — and keeps the data center question alive for now.
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