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Council advances DeJarnet Place PCD zoning changes after neighborhood concerns about buffers and airport proximity
Summary
Murfreesboro council approved first reading July 17 to amend the DeJarnet Place PCD pattern book, adding buffer and height restrictions tied to the Municipal Airport and limiting drive-throughs after neighbors raised concerns about tree preservation and noise.
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — On first reading July 17 the Murfreesboro City Council approved amendments to the DeJarnet Place planned commercial development (PCD) zoning to broaden allowable uses while adding conditions requested by the Planning Commission and nearby residents.
The applicant, Swanson Corporation, sought to update a 2007 plan to reflect current market demand while staff and the Murfreesboro Municipal Airport raised constraints on building heights and uses along the airport flight path. Clyde Roundtree, representing the applicant, told the council the amendments provide “a little bit more flexibility with the future of the development”…
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