Loudon County Commission approves three zoning‑map amendments

The Loudon County Commission voted April 7 to approve three zoning‑map amendments after a staff presentation and brief public hearing. The measures, each introduced under Tennessee Code Annotated §13‑7‑100, passed by voice or roll‑call vote.

The commission’s action follows a presentation by county codes enforcement staff and included Resolution 040125‑A and Resolution 040125‑13, both listed in the meeting materials as amendments to the county zoning map for parcels (one referenced as parcel 26374 +/- Hwy 90) in the 3rd Legislative District, and Resolution 040122‑C, listed for an approximately 1‑acre parcel in East Notchkiss Valley. Commissioners moved, seconded and passed each resolution; the record shows the motions were approved by the commission’s affirmative votes.

Why it matters: Rezoning changes the allowable uses for the affected parcels and updates the county’s official zoning map; the resolutions were introduced under the county’s authority to amend its zoning map pursuant to state statute. The commission did not record amendments to the resolutions in the meeting transcript beyond the motions and votes.

Details and votes: Each resolution was presented as part of the public hearing segment. The transcript records motions to approve, seconds and voice or roll‑call votes for each resolution; the motions were recorded as passed. The meeting packet and exhibits referenced the specific tax map and parcel numbers for each rezoning request.

What’s next: The meeting minutes indicate the resolutions were adopted that evening. Any implementation (e.g., changes to zoning records, notices to property owners) will follow the county’s administrative process and any required notices under state law.