New Residential Development on Cason Lane Features Attached Homes and Neighborhood Services

The Planning Commission of Murfreesboro has unveiled plans for a new residential and commercial development that aims to enhance neighborhood services and community amenities. The proposed project features two-story attached homes, each designed with front porches and two-car garages, set on individual lots with a minimum size of 2,000 square feet. The architectural design includes a 24-inch brick water table, ensuring a cohesive and appealing aesthetic for the community.

Key to the development is its focus on neighborhood services. The commercial outparcels along Cason Lane will cater to local needs, offering smaller-scale businesses such as restaurants, retail shops, and daycare centers. This approach is intended to provide essential services within walking distance for residents, fostering a sense of community and convenience.

Access to the site will be primarily through two designated entrances on Cason Lane, with restrictions in place to prevent direct access from individual lots. This design aims to manage traffic flow and enhance safety in the area.

The development will also include several community amenities, such as a dog park, playground pavilion, and walking trails around a detention pond. Picnic areas with seating will be available for residents to enjoy outdoor gatherings. Additionally, ample parking has been planned, with four spaces allocated per home and additional guest parking scattered throughout the development.

As the project moves forward, it aligns with the city’s future land use goals, emphasizing the importance of creating vibrant, accessible neighborhoods. The Planning Commission will continue to review the plans to ensure they meet community needs and standards. This development represents a significant step towards enhancing the quality of life for Murfreesboro residents, providing both housing and essential services in a thoughtfully designed environment.