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Wilson County Planning Commission: actions, approvals and deferrals
Summary
At its meeting the commission approved site plans and plats, denied a re-subdivision for nonresponse, deferred and accepted withdrawal of a site plan tied to a Sharp Springs pump station, and approved a master-plan amendment to be forwarded to the county commission.
The Wilson County Planning Commission approved multiple routine items at its meeting, including site plans, preliminary plats and plate affirmations, and handled several deferrals.
Key outcomes
- Minutes from the Nov. 22 meeting were approved (motion by Mister Stuehl; second by Mister Renfro).
- The site plan for 10440 Central Pike, with front-setback and sewer variances previously granted by the Board of Zoning Appeals, was approved after the applicant (Charlie Dean, Dean Design Group) presented the application.
- The re-subdivision of Spin Lake (lots 18, 19, 24 and 25) was denied without prejudice after staff reported the applicant failed to provide requested information and did not appear at hearings; staff recommended denial due to inability to reach the applicant.
- The site plan for the Sharp Springs booster pump was deferred to the January meeting; the applicant later withdrew the site plan from the agenda.
- First Industrial Realty Trust's rezoning/deferral request for property at 1113 Couchville Pike was granted a 90-day deferral to the March planning commission meeting.
- The planning commission recommended approval of a master plan amendment for 2720 McCreery Road (Cardwell) to add parking and box-truck rental uses; that amendment will be forwarded to the Wilson County Commission in January.
- The site plan for a Canebrake monument sign and the Quality RRC building addition were approved. The preliminary plat for Solitude Subdivision and three plat affirmations (Candy and Kathy Beetle re-subdivision, Elevate Elliott Development lot, Oakland Estates lot 6) were approved with technical corrections.
Votes were taken by voice in most cases and recorded objections were noted where members voted no. Several agenda items involved discussion about statutory timelines (notably the 60-day plat rule) and whether the commission should act while related legal proceedings were pending.
