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Commission hears rezoning request for 3.19-acre parcel on Highway 109 North; planning commission recommended approval
Summary
Planning staff presented a rezoning request for 3.19 acres at 10800 Highway 109 North from A-1 agricultural to R-1 rural residential; the Planning Commission recommended approval and county commissioners approved the recommendation by voice vote.
The Wilson County Commission advanced a rezoning request affecting a 3.19-acre parcel at 10800 Highway 109 North after a planning staff presentation and a positive recommendation from the Planning Commission.
Christopher, a planning staff member, announced a public hearing notice and described the application submitted by K and A Land Surveying on behalf of Locust Grove Investments LLC. The request seeks to rezone the property from A-1 (agricultural) to R-1 (rural residential) so the owner can legally reconfigure existing parcel lines; staff said the request preserves a total of three lots under R-1 rules and that the Planning Commission had given a unanimous positive recommendation to forward the matter to the county commission for action.
A commissioner whose district includes the parcel said they had discussed the project with the applicant and surveyor and moved to recommend approval. The motion was seconded and carried by voice vote with no recorded opposition.
The notice Christopher read sets a public hearing before the Wilson County Commission on Monday, May 18, 2026 at 7 p.m. in the County Commission Room at the Wilson County Courthouse, 228 East Main Street, Lebanon, Tennessee. Planning staff indicated the case is referenced on the county tax map as Parcel 17 and Parcel 18 on tax map 10; a copy of the application is on file in the Wilson County Planning Office.
What commissioners said
Commissioners noted constituent contacts but did not place conditions on approval during the meeting. Planning staff said the rezoning will allow the developer to legally reconfigure the nonconforming tracks into R-1 lots consistent with county zoning standards.
Next steps
The rezoning will proceed in accordance with the county's standard process; staff indicated the request had already been recommended by the Planning Commission and was forwarded for final action at the scheduled county commission hearing.
