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Planning commission actions at a glance: approvals, extensions and a rezoning recommendation
Summary
The commission approved multiple routine and substantive items in a single meeting: consent agenda plats, a duplex site plan with a lot'depth variance, a one'year extension for Shops of Lebanon, and a positive recommendation to City Council for a rezoning to light industrial.
At its meeting the City Planning Commission approved several items by motion: two consent items, a small residential site plan with a lot'depth variance, a one'year extension for a retail site plan, and a recommendation to City Council to rezone a 1.31'acre parcel from rural residential (RR) to light industrial (IL).
Consent agenda: The commission approved two consent items that were described by staff: (1) final plat approval for Service Properties LLC (Trousdale Ferry Subdivision), a three'lot subdivision on about 1.11 acres at 271 and 289 Trousdale Ferry Pike (zoned R2, Ward 2), and (2) site plan approval for Mohammed Rashid for Car Time Auto Sales, a nonresidential site on about 1.83 acres at 1044 Murfreesboro Road (Commercial General, Ward 3). The consent agenda was approved by voice vote with no objections recorded in the transcript.
Matt Gartner (101 Moss Court): The commission approved a site plan for a two'unit residential duplex at 101 Moss Court with a variance for minimum lot depth in the infill overlay. Staff recommended approval, saying the proposal met other design standards of the overlay despite the shorter depth.
Shops of Lebanon (Aviation Way): Kenneth Powers, managing partner for Shops of Lebanon LLC, requested a one'year extension to begin construction; staff recommended the extension and noted the city had invested in Aviation Drive to support the project. The commission approved a one'year extension.
Jadien IOS rezoning (Southeast Taterpillar Road): The commission recommended approval of rezoning about 1.31 acres from RR to IL, finding the request consistent with the future land use plan. Planning staff noted City Council readings were scheduled as a first reading and public hearing on Dec. 2 and a second reading on Dec. 16.
Votes: The transcript records motions and voice votes for these items; the record does not include a formal roll'call list of votes for each action in the public excerpt. Where the transcript includes a clear voice consensus, the article reports the motion and its recorded outcome.
