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Commission approves first reading to rezone Dayton Pike parcel for townhomes
Summary
On first reading the board voted unanimously to rezone a portion of 12220 Dayton Pike to permit townhouses/zero‑lot line development after an applicant described plans and the Planning Commission recommended approval.
The Soddy‑Daisy Board of Commissioners on April 21 held a public hearing and passed first reading of an ordinance to rezone a portion of the tract at 12220 Dayton Pike from R‑2A and R‑3 to R‑T/Z (residential townhouse/zero lot line), allowing a mix of townhomes and single‑family homes.
Applicant William Hedgecoth, of 183 Depot Street, told the board he seeks the rezoning to develop townhomes for individual ownership alongside single‑family homes; he described the proposal as a mixed‑use residential plan. Evelyn Penny asked whether the property lies north of the post office; Mayor Nunley said it is adjacent to Stonegate Subdivision. The Planning Commission had recommended approval prior to the meeting.
Commissioner Shipley moved the ordinance on first reading; Commissioner Coleman seconded. The minutes record the vote as unanimous among those present. As this was a first reading, a subsequent reading or additional hearings are expected before final adoption.
