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Planning and Zoning board backs conditional mixed‑use rezoning for Spring Street property; allows intermittent arts classes, studio sales
Summary
The City of Smyrna Planning and Zoning Board voted to recommend rezoning 1464 Spring Street from R‑15 to MU (mixed‑use conditional), with added stipulations to permit intermittent small‑group arts classes and sales of artwork produced on site; the final decision goes to Mayor and Council March 17.
The City of Smyrna Planning and Zoning Board voted Feb. 10 to recommend rezoning 1464 Spring Street from R‑15 to MU (mixed‑use conditional), permitting the existing church to remain and allowing artist studios, townhouses and other limited residential uses, with added stipulations to permit occasional small‑group arts classes and on‑site sales during open‑studio events.
The recommendation will go to the Smyrna Mayor and Council for final action on March 17. The 1.8‑acre property currently includes a church, accessory buildings and a single‑family home. Board staff said the rezoning would require a future land‑use change to match the MU designation and tie approvals to the submitted site plan.
Planner Joey Stobbs (Planner II, Community Development) told the board the proposal would allow detached and attached dwellings, multifamily, townhouses, condominium units and institutional uses such as churches and synagogues, while listing several specific uses that would not be permitted…
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