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Neighbor voices traffic, access concerns for Clark Road as commission approves consent agenda
Summary
Alan Booth, speaking for his mother at 1036 Clark Road, urged the commission to clarify proposed zoning and raised traffic/access worries; the commission approved a four-item consent agenda including bond releases for Barton Hills and two rezones for Spring Hill Commerce Center, 6–0.
SPRING HILL, Tenn. — A neighbor urged the Spring Hill Planning Commission on March 9 to clarify the proposed zoning and potential traffic impacts for a property adjacent to 1036 Clark Road, and the commission approved a four-item consent agenda later in the meeting.
Alan Booth told the commission he was speaking for his mother, who has lived at 1036 Clark Road for 27 years, and said the family "really don't understand what this property would be zoned for." He said Clark Road is "a very narrow 2 lane road" and that it can be a "struggle to get out of Clark Road" with existing development, asking how future traffic would be handled.
The chair offered to provide contact information for follow-up with staff. Later in the meeting the commission approved the consent agenda 6–0. The consent items read into the record included:
- PC Resolution 26-7 to release a maintenance bond for Barton Hills Phase 1B. - PC Resolution 26-8 to release an existing performance bond and establish a maintenance bond for Barton Hills Phase 1B.2. - Rezone RZN 1940-2025, submitted by the Richmond Company for Spring Hill Commerce Center, requesting a rezoning from AG to I-2. - Rezone RZN 2011-2026, submitted by the Richmond Company for Spring Hill Commerce Center, requesting a rezoning from AG to I-2.
Why it matters: Neighbors cited traffic and access concerns that commonly factor into rezoning and subdivision approvals; the consent agenda actions move routine bond and rezoning items forward without separate public debate.
What happens next: Staff will follow up with Alan Booth as requested and the rezones and bond-release actions recorded on the consent agenda will proceed under the usual administrative/recording processes.
