Residents split as Cheatham County officials flag code, zoning issues at Hope Center Ministries
Eighteen residents spoke for and against plans tied to Hope Center Ministries; county officials said inspections found fire-safety and permitting deficiencies and county attorney Michael Bligh said the ministry must comply with zoning and permitting before occupancy is allowed to continue.
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Eighteen residents and local church leaders spoke during public forum Aug. 19 before the Cheatham County Legislative Body about plans connected to Hope Center Ministries, a facility on Spring Creek Road. Supporters and neighbors who favor the ministry described its services; opponents raised concerns about zoning and permit compliance.
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