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Collierville advances rezoning of former Blaylock & Brown property amid landfill cap and neighbor concerns
Summary
Collierville officials on April 28 advanced an ordinance to rezone two tracts of the former Blaylock and Brown property from R-1 to FAR, citing environmental constraints and a TDEC-led landfill capping on the northern tract.
The Collierville Board of Mayor and Aldermen on April 28 voted on second reading to rezone two tracts owned by Blaylock and Brown Construction Inc. from R-1 (low-density residential) to FAR (forest agricultural residential). The board recorded a second-reading approval to send the ordinance to third and final reading on May 12.
Why the change: Planning staff said the northern tract contains a former landfill that TDEC is currently capping and that both tracts include environmental constraints (topography, flood plain and former mining/gravel-pit areas) that make smaller residential lots inappropriate. The…
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