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Key votes and outcomes:

- Approval of minutes from the last meeting: motion passed by voice vote.

- Water Burger site plan (Genesis Road): Staff recommended approval contingent on a Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) driveway permit and any required stormwater permits (site is less than one acre; city stormwater permit anticipated). The commission approved the site plan contingent upon those permits.

- Dr. Clark office (Miller and Leontyne): Proposed 7,000 square‑foot office with 33 parking spaces; staff recommended approval contingent on TDOT driveway permit and stormwater permitting. Motion approved.

- Simple Life Church (Genesis Road): Proposed 5,000 square‑foot addition; staff recommended approval; commission approved the site plan.

- Delft Building (Park Lane Spur): Proposed 6,000 square‑foot building with existing cul‑de‑sac access; staff recommended approval contingent on stormwater permitting; motion approved.

- Qualls Family Dentistry resubmittal (Miller Avenue): New proposed 10,525 square‑foot building with 64 parking spaces; staff recommended approval contingent upon TDOT driveway permit and stormwater permitting; commission approved the resubmitted plan.

- 391 Old Man Tanner Road subdivision with variances: Commission granted requested variances (setbacks for Lot 1 and reduced minimum lot size for Lot 2) and approved the plat (see separate article for details).

- Cook Road / Glen Clark annexation (plan of services): Commission recommended City Council approval of annexation of 8.43 acres that would include 418 feet of Cook Road; motion passed and will be forwarded to council.

- Palmetto Drive annexation (plan of services): Several property owners along Palmetto Drive requested annexation totaling approximately 4.12 acres and 960 feet of Palmetto Drive. Properties requesting sewer would require approximately 950 feet of 4‑inch low‑pressure sewer; the estimate for that extension is $20,869.63 and would be the responsibility of those requesting the sewer extension. Staff recommended approval of the plan of services; the commission recommended the annexation to City Council.

- June meeting date: Because the commission’s regular June date conflicts with a federal holiday, the commission voted to move the June meeting to Tuesday, June 17 at noon for that month only. Motion passed.

- Staff reports: The commission voted to accept staff reports as submitted.

Votes were recorded by voice; individual roll‑call tallies were not recorded in the meeting transcript. Several site plan approvals were conditioned on permits from TDOT and on city stormwater permitting where applicable.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of Crossville - Planning Commission - Mar 20, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Crossville Planning Commission approved multiple site plans and procedural items and recommended annexation plan‑of‑service items to the City Council, including one annexation requiring a property‑funded sewer extension estimated at $20,869.63.","taxTitle","Crossville, Cumberland County, Tennessee","taxId",71189,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6625315,"Planning commission approves variances, plat for 391 Old Man Tanner Road subdivision",424,914000,1338000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2758148-8a477a195deef942be37a018123dee26&start=914&end=1338","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2758148-8a477a195deef942be37a018123dee26/thumbnail_914000.jpg","/articles/6625315/Crossville/Cumberland-County/Tennessee/Planning-commission-approves-variances-plat-for-391-Old-Man-Tanner-Road-subdivision","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6625315-2e31650dd55bd01a4654d820efd23190/orig.mp4?Expires=1776704678&Signature=mia7l1wwNJlu9EcFxurkcsqz-TYpPXIHp70hQDxKO6jmHp0qyoCErkF3YcLf1dJbCAB8N3mMdKxfxUao9wEBQvy29tS38IWH0NjTrowfsAcTwdsQTH9sC0YAEuvQ-8iUV-8rU1fWVEQ67Iwc3lMLAQUgbARSfzSfq1Q4L1X-XdJD869Rl1Tr2XaJEeJPH3DZdl-Yn2FUdHfSaPevNVcTa49eYi91l2y-1-8qEMWCdB~952nQmAyZFAP3WIb6OaWcyZfDfjT-olD7iUo2dCgW-neQLG0b58SSkiVrLALUBiYlrmmfMm1ZqV0f8At1DDiq27Bs~kr7Th7xFLYoZGUZGg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Crossville Planning Commission voted to grant requested variances and to approve a subdivision plat for property at 391 Old Man Tanner Road, a parcel at the corner of Old Atlanta Road and Hale Drive.

City staff said the proposal would divide the property into two lots and requested variances from the minimum lot‑size requirement (5,227.2 square feet for the smaller lot versus the 6,000 square foot minimum) and from front/side setback requirements for Lot 1. Staff recommended approval of the plat with the requested variances. The staff presentation also noted an existing house fronting Old Atlanta Road and that a previously located single‑wide mobile home at the rear had been removed.

A commissioner who supported the variances said the request involved existing structures and that Hale Drive is a dead‑end local street with low traffic. The commissioner added that as long as public water and sewer are available for Lot 2, the subdivision should function appropriately: “as long as we have that, it will function okay.”

Commissioners approved the motion to grant the variances, and then approved the plat. During discussion, staff mentioned a broader conversation about potentially amending subdivision regulations to reduce minimum lot sizes and enable higher‑density or workforce housing in response to a local housing shortage; staff said that proposal would be brought back to the commission for future consideration.

The approvals allow the property owner to proceed with the subdivision subject to the standard permitting and utility connections required for new lots.","The Crossville Planning Commission granted setback and minimum‑lot‑size variances and approved a subdivision plat for property at 391 Old Man Tanner Road, with staff and commissioners noting public water and sewer availability and mentioning possible future changes to subdivision rules to allow higher density housing.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6625320,"Residents raise safety concerns as Crossville planning commission advances Glen Clark Cook Road annexation",1435,0,1435000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2758148-8a477a195deef942be37a018123dee26&start=0&end=1435","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2758148-8a477a195deef942be37a018123dee26/thumbnail_0.jpg","/articles/6625320/Crossville/Cumberland-County/Tennessee/Residents-raise-safety-concerns-as-Crossville-planning-commission-advances-Glen-Clark-Cook-Road-annexation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6625320-acf8c6a49b34324ab08cdda0c2b106a1/orig.mp4?Expires=1776704678&Signature=P90Tajdi4f7C1UVbIMIAiXxAlH7AgfCLiMfPqizIm3GfEBaV9NhuQ7LgahW6r8qu6PoD9KgJMwnbFX4IQ1froYVns2fZFsEcNf9xzVQ3Vk25mIlZAfs8cW~G-HZFV0MgdTxaz2XY87alNqhAgxTmF3tfh~wM8xoTDMLvv55WS8AUKUrys~S4rthKmBjsLGpadkOd3pCA5aGNAl1ZqUrIj4mip3ns2l19l-iXJ0cZAtrsxfngx8HERjfqEyjZgfiRN7G5SBoxAr34b0wPAbGzGWuQHHVLSNuNwZUxM0d9C54GxIraeyG6X2yWjQKqNmW29yfQZoArYTAfcEi2BUZ8Bg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Crossville Planning Commission voted to recommend that the City Council approve the annexation of an 8.43-acre tract owned by Glen Clark along Cook Road, a move staff said would bring an additional 418 feet of Cook Road under city jurisdiction.

During a public hearing before the vote, a resident who said she lives across from Stone Elementary School described daily traffic jams at the school entrance and said drivers “could care less if we can ever turn, make a left turn or a right turn” when parents are dropping off children. The resident warned of speeding “at 40 and 50 miles an hour” near the school and said she had not seen regular patrols: “we haven't seen a patrol car in 2 years.”

City staff described the item as a standard plan of services and said water and sewer are existing on the parcel; the developer’s plan is to subdivide with roads, water and sewer into the property. The staff presentation noted the annexation would extend the city footprint and bring additional road jurisdiction into the city, which could allow city law enforcement or a school resource officer (SRO) to operate in places county or state agencies currently serve.

Planning Commission members responded to the neighbors’ safety concerns. One commissioner said annexation would “give us more jurisdiction” and that the city might be able to deploy SROs or police to address traffic control if the county could not. The chair and staff said they would follow up with the city manager and police chief about traffic enforcement and school‑time traffic control.

The commission made a motion to recommend that the City Council approve the plan of services for the Glen Clark Cook Road annexation; the motion passed by voice vote.

Next steps: the annexation recommendation will be forwarded to the City Council for final action; the planning commission and staff said they will discuss follow‑up about school‑time traffic control and potential road fixes with the city manager and police chief.","The Crossville Planning Commission voted to recommend the city council approve the annexation of Glen Clark’s 8.43-acre property along Cook Road. Neighbors who live across from Stone Elementary School told commissioners they face daily congestion and speeding, and asked for law‑enforcement presence and traffic fixes.","actionData","errors"]

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