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Commission narrowly approves first reading of one‑year pause on some high‑density multifamily applications
Summary
On first reading the board enacted a one‑year pause on new RM‑8 and RM‑16 zoning applications (high‑density multifamily) after lengthy debate over sewer capacity, traffic and pipeline of approved units; the measure passed 3–1 on first reading after narrowing scope.
Mount Juliet — The Board of Commissioners voted on first reading to impose a one‑year pause on the acceptance of new RM‑8 and RM‑16 zoning applications, a measure its sponsor described as a temporary, targeted pause to allow review of infrastructure and planning implications.
Commissioner Heffner, sponsor of the ordinance, said the intent was limited and temporary: “This is a 1 year pause on the acceptance of applications for high density housing,” he told the board, arguing that apartment projects can deliver hundreds of…
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