Planning commission approves consent items, accepts monthly security report and highlights community events

The Brentwood Planning Commission approved minutes and an eight‑item consent agenda at its Feb. 2 meeting.

Chair (S1) said the minutes were approved after a motion and second; the chair then read the consent agenda (site plan reviews for Willowwick and Stonehenge subdivisions; minor site‑plan alterations for Brentwood Bridal School and Auto Pro of Nashville; a final plat for Green Estate Subdivision; a revised site plan for Brentwood United Methodist; a limited‑duration food‑truck rally at Brentwood High School). The consent agenda carried 8–0, according to the chair.

Todd (city planning staff) presented the monthly security/finance report for January, reporting “an increase of $768,540 for a grand total of $18,811,525.92,” and requested approval of the published report. The commission approved the report by voice vote.

During board and commissioner reports, Commissioner Veil announced the 15th annual Sarah Baird American History Bowl set for Thursday, Feb. 26 at 7:00 p.m. in the planning chambers, hosted by WSMV meteorologist Dan Thomas; participating schools include Brentwood, Franklin, Nolensville, Page, Ravenwood and Summit high schools. A commissioner representing the environment and tree boards said the first weed‑wrangle to remove invasive honeysuckle and privet will be March 7 at Crockett Park and outlined tree‑board outreach including an Arbor Day event in late March at the Brentwood Library that will distribute roughly 1,200 free trees to residents and an additional ~1,200 to schoolchildren. A commissioner also praised free February CPR review classes offered by the fire department.

No additional business was offered at the end of the meeting.