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Cheatham County approves two residential rezonings; one contrasts with Planning Commission recommendation

Cheatham County Legislative Body · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The Legislative Body approved two zone changes on July 15: Map 37 Parcel 6 (Forestwood Road) from Agriculture to R1 and Map 86 Parcel 133 (Nora Lane) from E1 to R1. The latter was approved by the full body despite a Planning Commission recommendation to deny.

Cheatham County commissioners on July 15 approved two advertised residential rezonings after a brief public hearing and roll‑call votes.

The first approved request was for Map 37, Parcel 6 (1010 Forestwood Road), submitted by Gloria E. Stack (also listed with co‑owners Judy Stack and Anita Anderson). The Planning Commission recommendation and Legislative Body action resulted in approval for the rezoning from Agriculture to R1; the Legislative Body recorded a roll call of 11 Yes, 0 No, 1 Abstain (See Resolution 4). James Cuff spoke in opposition during the public hearing; Gloria Stack spoke to explain her request.

The second request, by James Laberge for Map 86, Parcel 133 (Nora Lane), sought to change zoning from E1 to R1. The Planning Commission voted to deny that request (recorded as 6 Yes to deny, 0 No, 1 Abstain), but the Legislative Body approved the rezoning by roll call vote 12 Yes, 0 No (See Resolution 5). James Laberge addressed the commission to explain his proposal; Building Commissioner Franklin Wilkinson presented the items and the motions on both rezones.

Commissioners recorded the two separate roll‑call tallies in the minutes (Resolutions 4 and 5). No amendments to the rezoning ordinances were recorded at the July 15 meeting.

Next steps: The approved rezoning actions will be reflected in county records per standard administrative process.