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Mount Juliet approves land-use change, annexation and rezoning for Tillman Place/Central Pike development
Summary
The Board of Commissioners approved a land-use amendment, annexation and a rezoning package for the 34-acre property at 6235 Central Pike after the developer agreed to traffic improvements and a voluntary per-unit contribution toward a signal. The commission added conditions and technical amendments before final approval.
Mount Juliet commissioners on May 12 approved a package of votes that clears the way for a mixed residential development proposed by Patterson Homes at 6235 Central Pike, including a land-use amendment, annexation into the city and a planned-unit rezoning.
The approved actions amend the land-use plan for the southern portion of the site from medium-density residential to multifamily residential, annex roughly 15.8 acres into the city and adopt a preliminary master development plan and planned-unit zoning for the full property.
Why it matters: The site sits at the Central Pike/Pleasant Grove Road corridor, a stretch city officials called a safety priority. The developer’s commitments to off-site road work and a per-unit voluntary contribution for a traffic signal were central to commissioners’ decision and to staff recommendations.
Developer presentation and traffic commitments Greg Gamble, a landscape architect with Gamble Design Collaborative representing Patterson Homes, described a master plan that uses the property’s steep topography to step townhomes and single-family lots down the hillside, preserves trees along the natural stream corridor and adds pedestrian…
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