Rezoning Initiated for Oconee Connector Land
Oconee County Commissioners have started the process of rezoning 33 acres at the intersection of the Oconee Connector and Mars Hill Road.
This land was previously proposed for a shopping center with a Publix as the main store, but the Board rejected the request in 2022 due to traffic concerns, leading to a lawsuit from the property owner, Deferred Tax LLC.
- The new rezone plan includes four access points: one on the Oconee Connector and three on Mars Hill Road.
- Three of these access points are right-in, right-out driveways, including the one on the Oconee Connector.
- One driveway on Mars Hill Road is located at a roundabout.
The 33 acres will be divided into four parts, with the largest portion zoned as B-2 Highway Business District and another part zoned as B-1 General Business District, with B-2 being the more intense category.
The two parcels facing Mars Hill Road are planned to be zoned as OIP Office Institutional Professional District.
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