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Planning commission approves final master plan and preliminary plat for Reserve at Tate Lane
Summary
The commission approved the Reserve at Tate Lane final master development plan and preliminary plat for 36 single-family lots over two phases after staff confirmed the project complies with conditions of the previously approved PUD ordinance.
The Mount Juliet Planning Commission on July 17 approved the final master development plan (FMDP) and preliminary plat for the Reserve at Tate Lane, a single-family subdivision that was previously approved as a PUD by ordinance.
The project proposes 36 single-family lots across two build phases (21 lots in phase one; 15 in phase two) with about 2.94 acres of open space and a walking trail. Planning staff reported the FMDP is in substantial compliance with prior PUD ordinance 2530 and that the applicant has addressed the majority of staff comments; remaining landscape and technical comments will be handled during final engineering.
The commission approved an additional clarification requested by Commissioner Jones to allow an alternate location for a required sidewalk if the consultant and staff determine the alternate meets the substantial compliance requirement. The developer's representative said the owner wants the subdivision to be a high-quality addition to Mount Juliet.
Why it matters: The approval moves a previously authorized PUD to final engineering and permits the developer to continue into construction planning for 36 homes; staff and the commission emphasized remaining landscaping and engineering tasks at the FMDP stage.
Next steps: The applicant will complete final engineering and address remaining staff comments prior to construction permitting.
