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Neighbors say temporary dwelling at 2256 Valley View violates county rules; staff says RV allowed while manufactured home is placed
Summary
Neighbors told commissioners a temporary-use permit issued for 2256 Valley View Road appears inconsistent with the county zoning resolution’s 18-month limit because the qualifying fire occurred six years ago. County building staff said an RV permit is in place and the owner has eight months to complete placement of a manufactured home; property-maintenance enforcement was promised if debris remains.
Neighbors told the Cheatham County Commission on Nov. 17 they believe a temporary‑use permit allowing an RV at 2256 Valley View Road violates the county zoning resolution’s time limits for hardship permits. James Christie, who lives next door at 2260 Valley View Road, said the fire that destroyed the principal structure occurred about six years ago and that the temporary provision is limited to 18 months; he said the recent permit has produced trash, an unhooked trailer and sustained noise that harm nearby…
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