Rutherford County commissioners refer Plan Rutherford amendment back to planning commission after density debate
After hours of public comment and legal questions about whether adopting a comprehensive plan would carry the force of local law, Rutherford County commissioners voted 12–9 to send a proposed amendment raising the higher-end rural-living density (from up to 1 unit/acre to up to 2 units/acre) back to the planning commission for further consideration.
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Rutherford County commissioners on Jan. 22 heard a two-hour presentation from Planning Director Doug DeMasi, took more than three hours of public comment, and then voted to refer a proposed amendment to Plan Rutherford back to the county planning commission.
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