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Building permits surge as new developments take shape

August 16, 2024 | Fairview, Williamson County, Tennessee


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Building permits surge as new developments take shape
In a recent government meeting, officials reported on the status of residential building permits and inspections for the month of July. A total of eleven residential building permits were issued in June, followed by ten in July, bringing the total to 96 new construction permits issued through July 31, 2024.

Additionally, the department completed 246 building inspections in July, contributing to a cumulative total of 1,229 inspections for the year. This data highlights ongoing construction activity in the area, despite a slight decrease in permit issuance from June to July.

Officials addressed community inquiries regarding approved developments, providing a detailed document that outlines each project on record. This document includes information such as the year of approval, zoning district, acreage, and the number of approved units. For instance, the Belhaven development has 483 approved units, with 337 single-family homes and 146 townhomes still unbuilt and awaiting permits.

The aim of sharing this information is to equip officials with accurate data to respond to citizen questions effectively, ensuring transparency and clarity regarding local development projects.

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