The Dalton-Varnell-Whitfield County Planning Commission unanimously voted Monday to recommend approval of:
• A request by Uriel Solis to rezone to low-density, single-family residential from general commercial .23 acres at 200 Quillian Road, Dalton. According to a staff analysis, the property contains a single-family detached dwelling built in 1950, before the county adopted zoning. The rezoning is needed to remodel the home.
• A request by Glen Voyles to rezone to general agriculture from rural residential five acres at 233 Quinn Drive, Rocky Face. Staff analysis says the property contains a single manufactured home. The rezoning has been requested to add an additional single-family dwelling for a family member.
• A request by Bryan Spence to rezone to rural residential from low-density, single-family residential 1.97 acres on Cleo Way, Dalton. The staff analysis says Spence seeks to build up to two duplexes on the property, which is currently undeveloped.
• A request by Luis Vasquez to rezone to rural residential from low-density, single-family residential .57 acres on Cleo Way. The staff analysis says Vasquez seeks to build up to two duplexes on the property, which is currently undeveloped.
• A request by Shazman Ali to rezone to general commercial from heavy manufacturing 4.05 acres at 1028 Willowdale Road. The property contains a 20,100-square foot warehouse that the owner plans to renovate into an indoor pickleball facility.
• A request by Danielle Putnam to rezone to rural residential from medium-density, single-family residential .32 acres at 405 Mosedale Drive. The owner wishes to build a duplex at the site, which is currently undeveloped.
The planning commission makes zoning recommendations to the city councils of Dalton and Varnell and to the Whitfield County Board of Commissioners.