Planning Commission Meeting | 08/06/2026

The City of Greenville Planning Commission held its August 6, 2026 meeting to review multiple zoning and annexation requests, with a focus on supporting the city's comprehensive plan and missing middle housing initiatives. Key procurement-related discussions included recommendations for zoning changes to facilitate residential and mixed-use development, such as the approval of RNA zoning districts to encourage duplexes and triplexes in mill village areas. The commission also considered rezoning requests for commercial and civic uses, including a notable case involving the Greenville Cultural Exchange Center property, where the commission recommended denial of a zoning change from RNB to RNXB due to neighborhood compatibility concerns. Additionally, Greenville Water presented a proposal for rezoning to allow construction of a new portable water booster station to enhance infrastructure resiliency, which was approved. Motions to approve or deny zoning and annexation items were taken with unanimous or majority votes, and public hearings were held for each item, allowing community input. The meeting emphasized alignment with the city's comprehensive plan, infrastructure improvements, and housing policy goals.