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Manning Heights rezoning for 72-unit project moves to public hearing; approval contingent on state right-of-way sale
Summary
Planning staff told the Clarksville City Council the Manning Heights rezoning request for a 72-unit development was deferred before first reading and is scheduled for public hearing next week; staff said the project depends on the state selling a TDOT right-of-way and will require grading and water-quality permits.
Planning staff told the Clarksville City Council on Feb. 27 that a rezoning request for part of the Manning Heights area — a Planned Unit Development proposing 72 residential units — was deferred before first reading and will go to a public hearing next week.
The request is an R‑1 zoning application applied to a portion of Manning Heights. Planning staff said the project is contingent on the state approving and selling a right-of-way held by TDOT; staff described the council’s action as “the…
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