Planning staff recommends approval of consent agenda covering plats, site plans and events in Brentwood

Planning staff briefed the Brentwood Planning Commission and recommended approval of a multi-item consent agenda that included revised plats, minor site-plan changes and a special-event permit.

Planning staff member said the agenda began with a revised final plat for Sheboy Hills Lot 11, where an applicant is proposing to purchase 3.5 acres from an adjacent tract and add it to an existing R-2 lot, increasing the lot to “just over 5 acres.” The larger tract behind that lot was described in staff comments as roughly 38 acres; staff also said the parcel being added carries AR zoning and is within the Hillside Protection (HP) overlay, and that any new development on the added acreage would have to return to the commission because of the HP designation. Staff said there are two staff conditions recommended for approval: (1) signature from the Williamson County Department of Sewage Disposal on the plat (the piece is served by septic or sewer) and (2) a note that an existing 50-foot access easement serving the larger tract is not available for use by Lot 11.

The commission also reviewed a special-event request for a food-truck rally at Brentwood High School. Planning staff said the event would run roughly 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., would include 13 food trucks and therefore required commission approval because the city’s event threshold is set at more than 10 trucks. Staff noted past events had not produced problems and recommended approval.

A minor site-plan alteration was presented for two Circle K properties on Moores Lane, one in front of the Home Depot. Staff said the change is limited to permitting the grooved roofs to remain green…