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Cheatham County approves two residential rezones and orders review of C5 zoning near Exit 31
Summary
The Cheatham County Legislative Body approved two advertised rezoning requests—one from Agriculture to R1 and one from Agriculture to E1—and directed the Planning Commission to review C5 commercial zoning within 1 mile of Exit 31 with a 90-day turnaround.
Cheatham County commissioners approved two advertised rezoning requests and asked the county Planning Commission to conduct a 90-day review of nearby C5 commercial zoning.
At a public hearing opened Oct. 21, 2019, the commission considered two rezoning petitions: Mark and Kelley Daniels’ request to rezone a 0.13-acre portion of Map 8, Parcel 2.04 (1076 Dimple Road) from Agriculture to R1, and Tracey Neblett’s request to rezone Map 48, Parcel 61 (1043 Nell Hooper Road) from Agriculture to E1. No members of the public spoke for or against the proposals during the hearing. Planning Commission recommendations for both items were unanimous among participating members (7–0–2).
Building Commissioner Franklin Wilkinson presented the Daniels request. Commissioners approved that rezoning by roll call vote 11 Yes, 0 No, 1 Absent. The Neblett rezoning received the same roll call tally and was also approved. Commissioner Ann Jarreau then moved—seconded by Tim Williamson—for a full review of C5 zoning in the county’s 2nd district at Exit 31 within a one-mile radius; the commission approved the request by roll call vote 11 Yes, 0 No, 1 Absent and asked the Planning Commission to complete the review within 90 days.
The actions change the official zoning for the two parcels and initiate a separately scoped study of commercial C5 zoning near the interstate exit. No variances, conditions, or development permits were recorded in the minutes; the approvals follow standard Planning Commission recommendations and county procedure.
The commission’s next regular meeting is scheduled for November, at which time planners may report back on the C5 review timeline or present findings from initial scoping.
