Brentwood planning commission approves nine consent-agenda land-use items; presiding commissioner recuses from one

The Brentwood Municipal Planning Commission on March 3, 2025, voted to approve a nine-item consent agenda that included revised plats, site-plan reviews and a limited-duration event permit.

Commissioner Church moved to accept the consent agenda as presented, subject to the conditions in the staff reports; Commissioner Lundgren seconded the motion. The motion carried. The presiding commissioner said they would not vote on the consent agenda because they are a contiguous property owner for one item; Commissioner Stadnik recorded an abstention.

The items approved on consent were read into the record and included: - BPC-2412-5: Revised final plat, Chevoy Hills Subdivision, Lot 119308, Chevoy Drive, zoning R2A R (presiding commissioner indicated a contiguous property interest in this item and did not vote). - BPC-2502-001: Limited-duration event permit for a food-truck rally at Brentwood High School, 5304 Murray Lane, zoning SI2. - BPC-2502002: Minor site-plan alteration for Circle K in Liberty Place, Building C01, 8009 Moores Lane, zoning C2. - BPC-25024: Revised hillside-protection site-plan review, Crockett Springs Subdivision, Lot 71724 Andrew Crockett Court, zoning OSRD. - BPC-25026: Minor site-plan alteration (covered porch) for Blankenship CPA Group PLLC, Maryland Farm Subdivision, Section 19, Lot 22, Ward Circle, zoning C2. - BPC-25027: Revised hillside-protection site-plan review, Raintree Forest Subdivision, Section 5E, Lot 5211500 Woodward Court, zoning OSRD. - VPC-250209: Revised final plat, Wilson Pike Homes, lots 3 and 4, 9013 and 9014 Caren Court, zoning R2. - BPC-2502011: Revised site plan, Tennessee Baptist Children's Home, 1310 Franklin Road, zoning OSRD. - BPC-250208: Revised site plan, car lot dealership, Mallory Park, Lot 131598 Mallory Lane, zoning C3.

All items were approved as part of the single consent vote and are recorded as accepted subject to the conditions listed in staff reports for each item. The record shows one abstention from Commissioner Stadnik on the consent-agenda vote and a recusal by the presiding commissioner for the Chevoy Hills plat; no other roll-call votes were read into the transcript for individual consent items.

Because all items were handled on consent, no individual item discussion or separate roll-call votes were recorded in the meeting transcript. Any conditions attached to the approvals are those in the staff reports referenced during the motion.

Votes at a glance: the commission approved the consent agenda via a single motion (moved by Commissioner Church; seconded by Commissioner Lundgren). The presiding commissioner recused from voting on BPC-2412-5; Commissioner Stadnik abstained on the consent vote.

Items approved on consent advance to whatever administrative or permitting steps follow the staff conditions for each application.