Planning commission approves site plan for self-storage at Highway 70 East
Summary
The commission approved a site plan to allow a self-storage facility at 3066 Highway 70 East in Burns after the property was rezoned from C-2 general commercial back to C-1 Rural Center to accommodate storage units; the plan includes a chain-link fence and Type C landscaping.
The Dickson County Planning Commission approved May 8 a site plan for a self-storage facility at 3066 Highway 70 East in Burns.
Staff said the parcel was recently rezoned from C-2 general commercial back to C-1 Rural Center to allow self-storage units. The site plan calls for a chain-link fence and a Type C option 3 landscaping buffer together with existing vegetation. The parcel is in the Tenth District and was described in staff materials by the preparing firm, Excel Land Company.
Commissioners heard a brief question from the district member about the width of an internal access road; the applicant clarified it will provide the intended access to the first row of buildings. Commissioner Amanda Berry moved to approve; the motion received a second and passed by voice vote.
The approval is limited to the site plan; building permits, inspections and any applicable operational requirements remain subject to county codes and enforcement.
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