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Gallatin Planning Commission advances multiple plats, annexations and plan amendments
Summary
The commission approved a string of development items Oct. 27 — Gun Hill final plat, Myers Hill rezoning (vote to recommend to council), Frank property annexation, Gregory Rountree comp-plan amendment and several PMDP actions — while noting conditions and follow-up engineering checks for some.
At its Oct. 27 meeting, the Gallatin Municipal Planning Commission considered a broad set of routine and major land-use items and approved most with conditions, sending one rezoning forward to City Council with a recommendation.
Gun Hill Subdivision (Item 9): Staff planner Jim Carpenter presented a final plat creating four lots from three parcels (7.69 acres, R-20). Engineering directed that access and driveway spacing conform to Gallatin subdivision regulations; the applicant (Greenlee Design) agreed to staff conditions and the commission approved the final plat with the listed conditions.
Myers Hill rezoning (Item 11): Planning staff described a request to zone a 77.55-acre annexed parcel for a 190-unit single-family detached development with public infrastructure and access improvements to Hicks Lane and Dobbins Pike. The applicant (CSDG) committed to paving Hicks Lane and to alley-loaded lots to reduce driveway counts; commissioners approved the rezoning recommendation with 10 conditions and noted the item will proceed to City Council for final action.
Frank property annexation (Item 12): The commission recommended annexation of a 5.09-acre parcel that is surrounded by city limits; no zoning was attached and the item will go to City Council for final review.
Gregory Rountree comprehensive-plan amendment (Item 13): Staff proposed changing the character-area mapping and extending the Gallatin Gateway Industrial Center sub-area to a roughly 325-acre property; the commission heard a public comment from the Gallatin Economic Development Agency urging approval, discussed mapping precision, and voted unanimously to approve the amendment.
Other approvals: Caldwell Place (minor PMDP amendment), Ashley’s Place parking addition (final PMDP, with floodplain permitting required), and Monday Anthony Street (final PMDP to allow three houses) were approved with staff conditions.
Many items carried conditions requiring further engineering review at construction-plan stage or follow-up at City Council, and commissioners noted ongoing work on a zoning-ordinance update that will be delivered for review in the coming month.
