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Planning Commission hears a slate of site plans and minor amendments including Wellspring Commons, Gregory Roundtree rezoning, church parking and multiple plats
Summary
Commission reviewed several routine and mid‑scale items: Wellspring Commons commercial rezoning, Gregory Roundtree IR rezoning, accessory and site plans (Jefferson Ave pole barn; 140 N. Water suspended balcony), Pemberton and Habitat plans, Woods Crossing Phase 2, City Light Church parking expansion and a Gallatin Industrial Center plat; most items drew only technical comments and will return in a few weeks.
The Gallatin Planning Commission reviewed a series of routine and mid‑scale development items and generally returned them to applicants with technical comments rather than taking final action.
Wellspring Commons: Staff outlined a rezoning request of about 14.4 acres to PGC for five commercial lots that currently show a gas station, two quick‑service restaurants, a multi‑tenant building and a pharmacy. Staff asked for more detailed sheets, landscaping and stormwater information, and asked the applicant to coordinate with the Tennessee Department of Transportation on aesthetic treatments to the SR‑109 frontage. The applicant (Southeastern Building Corporation) said the plan will front SR‑109 and that Tara has reached out to TDOT; the team will resubmit…
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