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Planning board approves rezoning of 111 West Cross Street to industrial
Summary
The Town of Nashville Planning Board voted to approve a request by MRR Nash LLC to rezone 111 West Cross Street from Business-1 to Industrial-1, endorsing a TRC finding that the site and surrounding area support industrial use; approval is subject to future site-plan review and permits.
The Town of Nashville Planning Board voted unanimously to recommend rezoning 111 West Cross Street from Business-1 to Industrial-1, a change sought by MRR Nash LLC that would allow light manufacturing and packaging uses on the 2.46-acre parcel.
Planning staff Sean (planning staff) told the board the application (RZ2025S06) was submitted in July and that the town’s technical review committee (TRC) met July 28 and recommended approval, noting the property is surrounded by industrial zoning. "We will recommend approval," staff said, adding that if rezoned the applicant must submit a site plan and meet parking, erosion-control and setback requirements before any permits are issued.
The applicant was not present; a representative, Maria Gill, described the proposed use as modest processing and packaging rather than heavy industry and said the location is consistent with long-standing industrial activity around the site. Gill told the board the change would create jobs and generate revenue for the Town of Nashville.
Board members cited the property's location and surrounding zoning when supporting the application. A motion to approve RZ2025S06 passed with a unanimous vote; staff recorded the TRC recommendation and reminded the board that site-plan review and TRC review would apply to any future permitting.
Next steps: the board’s recommendation will be included in materials forwarded to the Town Council when the council considers the rezoning ordinance and any related permits.
