Greenville Zoning Decisions: September 2026

In September 2026, Greenville held 3 public meetings covering zoning matters. 14 zoning decisions had a recorded outcome this month: 13 approved (93% approval rate), 1 denied. Activity was up 6% compared to August (81 activity items across 4 meetings).

Zoning Decisions This Month

Annexation of ~5.67 acres along Augusta Road

Approved.

Ordinance to annex approximately 5.67 acres of real property and 0.61 acre of right of way on Augusta Road, Train Place, Casual Place, Carson Place, Castin Lane, and to provide zoning designations of R/C-3 Community 3 District, Park District, and MX-3 Mixed Use 3 District. Passed on second and final reading, 7-0.

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Annexation at 607 Furman Road and 1521 Poinsett Highway

Approved.

Ordinance to annex approximately 3.79 acres of real property at 607 Furman Road and 1521 Poinsett Highway and 0.19 acre of adjacent right of way, and to provide a zoning designation. First reading, passed by roll call.

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Annexation at 125 Sumner Street

Approved.

Ordinance to annex approximately 0.004 acre of real property at 125 Sumner Street and 0.06 acre of adjacent right of way and to provide the zoning designation of RNA district. First reading, passed by roll call.

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Annexation at 207 Butler Springs Road

Approved.

Ordinance to annex approximately 0.73 acre of real property at 207 Butler Springs Road and 0.18 acre of adjacent right of way and to provide a zoning designation. First reading, passed by roll call.

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Rezoning at 3030 Augusta Street and 109 Old Augusta Road

Approved.

Ordinance to rezone approximately 2.84 acres of real property located at 3030 Augusta Street and 109 Old Augusta Road from RHC (House C District) and MX2 Mixed Use District to CV Civic District. Passed.

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Rezoning at 811 Pendleton Street

Approved.

Ordinance to rezone approximately 0.19 acre of real property located at 811 Pendleton Street from RNB Neighborhood B District to RNXB Neighborhood Flex B District. Passed.

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Infill lot-width standard (Section 19-2.11.2.B5C)

Denied.

Standalone vote on the infill lot-width amendment for RHA, RHB and RHC districts requiring new subdivisions to meet the largest of: 70% of average surrounding lot width, not less than the narrowest surrounding parcel, and not less than zoning district minimum. Planning Commission had unanimously recommended approval. Council rejected it 3-4; dissenters (no votes) were Fleming, Gibson, Belge, and Mayor White. Councilmembers cited affordability concerns and the citywide blanket restriction.

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Annexation on Anderson Road, Martin Row and Conwell Street

Approved.

Ordinance to annex approximately 1.26 acres of real property generally located on Anderson Road, Martin Row and Conwell Street and 0.08 acre of adjacent right of way, providing the zoning designation of RNC district. Council discussed transit service (routes 504 Anderson and 506 Woodside) and a required bus-stop pad from the developer. First reading, passed by roll call.

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Showing the 8 most significant of 14 recorded zoning decisions. See all Greenville meetings →

Zoning Changes

• MX-3, 5.67 acres plus 0.61 acre of right of way at Augusta Road, Train Place, Casual Place, Carson Place, Castin Lane, Greenville
• MX-2 → CV, 2.84 acres at 3030 Augusta Street and 109 Old Augusta Road, Greenville
• RNB → RNXB, 0.19 acre at 811 Pendleton Street, Greenville
• RC-2 → CV, 0.46 acre at 330 Street, Greenville

Top Keywords This Month

• zoning: 26 instances
• subdivision: 11 instances
• residential: 11 instances
• annexation: 5 instances
• density: 3 instances

What to Watch

• Subdivision is new this month with 11 mentions, not present in August.

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