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Soddy-Daisy commissioners approve rezoning at 12220 Dayton Pike; Phase II advances on first reading

Board of Commissioners of the City of Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Board of Commissioners unanimously approved final reading amendments for Phase I rezoning of property at 12220 Dayton Pike and approved Phase II on first reading with the same conditional language tying map changes to Planning Commission approvals.

The Soddy-Daisy Board of Commissioners unanimously approved amended rezoning language for Phase I of a property at 12220 Dayton Pike and carried a first-reading approval for Phase II on July 21, 2022.

City Attorney Elliott asked the board to add language to Section 2 requiring the city’s zoning maps to be amended only after approval of the preliminary plat and site plan by the Soddy‑Daisy Municipal Planning Commission, and to add wording to Section 3 setting an effective date of no earlier than 15 days after final passage. Vice‑Mayor Cothran moved to accept the Phase I ordinance with those amendments and Commissioner Shipley seconded; the motion passed unanimously. Commissioner Shipley then moved to approve Phase II on first reading with the same Section 3 amendment; Commissioner Everett seconded and the vote was unanimous.

The rezoning requests concern conversion of specified portions of the tract at 12220 Dayton Pike to an R‑T/Z Residential Townhouse/Zero‑Lot‑Line zoning designation. City Attorney Elliott said the Planning Commission had recommended approval of Phase II with conditions. No members of the public spoke in opposition at the hearings.

Next steps include filing the amended ordinance language and proceeding with any required Planning Commission approvals before map changes take effect, per the added Section 2 language.