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Commission approves consent items and Cherokee Woods setback, defers Millennia Cottages
Summary
The commission approved the consent agenda (including Curtis Crossroads final plat) and a setback deviation for Cherokee Woods (112 Lake Terrace Drive), and the applicant withdrew Millennia Cottages development plans for deferral; all votes recorded electronically as passing with eight yeses where noted.
The Hendersonville Planning Commission approved several routine items on its consent agenda and recorded votes on multiple docket items Tuesday.
After staff and commissioner questions about a Valley Creek subdivision’s floodplain treatment and Stop 30 intersection right-of-way, the commission approved the Curtis Crossroads final plat by electronic vote (recorded as 8 yeses). Commissioners and staff discussed finished floor elevations, revised floodplain mapping, privately maintained road standards (which must meet Hendersonville road standards) and coordination with TVA easements where relevant.
Separately, the commission approved a setback deviation for Cherokee Woods Section 6, Lot 12 (112 Lake Terrace Drive). Staff explained the lot is approximately 0.64 acres in SR-1 zoning with a platted 60-foot front setback and the applicant requested a 10-foot reduction to a 50-foot front setback to replace a fire-damaged home; Director Free clarified why subdivision-regulation deviations come before the planning commission rather than the Board of Zoning Appeals.
Earlier in the meeting the applicant for Millennia Cottages asked to have the development plans pulled from the agenda; the chair announced the item would be deferred. Electronic vote records for the listed approvals show motions recorded as passed with eight yes votes where electronic voting was used.
