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Kingsport board annexes 23.1 acres near landfill for future public-works site, rezones to M-2
Summary
After a public hearing with no public opposition, the Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved annexation of roughly 23.1 acres south of the city landfill for a future public‑works facility, adopted a plan of services and rezoned the parcel to M‑2 general manufacturing. No utilities or street lighting will be extended now.
Mayor Montgomery and city staff moved ahead with a package to bring a 23.1‑acre, city‑owned tract south of the landfill into Kingsport city limits for future public‑works use. Planning staff said the property will remain without water, sewer or street lighting until a date certain for a project is set, so the annexation is currently “zero cost” to the city. The Planning Commission had recommended approval at its October meeting and no members of the public…
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