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Votes at a glance: Brentwood Planning Commission, Sept. 2, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal motions and outcomes recorded at the Sept. 2 Brentwood Planning Commission meeting, including officer elections, minutes, consent agenda items, approvals for Tiburon subdivision, Pear Tree Village repainting, monopole equipment replacement, and the monthly security report.
The Brentwood Planning Commission recorded the following formal actions and outcomes at its Sept. 2, 2025 meeting.
Elections - Chair: Michael Kaplan was nominated by Commissioner Travis and seconded by Commissioner Stadnik; nomination was approved by voice vote (no formal tally recorded in the transcript). Outcome: Michael Kaplan elected chair. - Vice chair: Kristen Bane was nominated and seconded; voice vote approved and Preston Bain was announced as vice chair. Outcome: Preston Bain elected vice chair.
Minutes - Motion to approve and correct the minutes from the prior meeting passed with 7 yes, 0 no, 2 abstentions (recorded in transcript as "motion passes 7 0 2").
Consent agenda - Consent agenda items 1–8 (various site plan reviews and minor site alterations, including Hillview Estates, Heathrow Hills, Forest at Brentwood, Brentwood High School food truck rally, PLC Business Park, Auto Pro of Nashville) were approved on a single motion. Outcome: motion carries 9-0.
Regular agenda (summary — details in separate articles) - Tiburon Subdivision (revised preliminary plan, BPC 2507-016): Approved. Motion by Commissioner Crosley; seconded by Commissioner Bain; voice vote recorded as no opposition. - Pear Tree Village Shopping Center (minor site plan alteration, 210 Franklin Road): Approved with amendment requiring indigo/blue area to be repainted gray. Amendment moved by Commissioner Travis, seconded by Commissioner Crosley; final motion passed 9-0. - Monopole equipment replacement (1598 Ragsdale Road, BPC 2500-1598): Approved. Motion by Commissioner Stadley; seconded by Commissioner Bade; voice vote passed.
Monthly report - Security report for August showing a net increase of $121,484 and a total of $16,921,829.13 was presented and the commission approved the security report as published in the packet (motion passed on voice vote).
