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Dickson County Commission approves heavy and light industrial zoning districts

Dickson County Commission · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Dickson County Commission unanimously adopted Resolution 01‑2018‑01 to amend the county zoning code, creating M‑1 Heavy Industrial and M‑2 Light Industrial districts to designate areas for manufacturing, processing and enclosed light industrial uses.

The Dickson County Commission unanimously approved Resolution 01‑2018‑01 on Feb. 5, 2018, amending the county zoning resolution to establish M‑1 Heavy Industrial and M‑2 Light Industrial districts. The resolution says the M‑1 zone is intended for principal uses such as manufacturing, processing, assembling, fabrication and warehousing with good access to major rail, water or highway transportation routes. The M‑2 zone is described as intended for lower‑impact industrial uses conducted within completely enclosed buildings to limit effects on neighboring properties.

Commissioner Randy Simpkins moved to adopt the resolution; Commissioner B. Kyle Sanders seconded the motion, which passed by a unanimous 'aye' voice vote. No members of the public spoke for or against the amendment during the public hearing portion of the agenda.

The resolution does not list parcel‑level locations in the meeting record; the motion and vote were recorded only as a unanimous voice approval. The commission announced that remaining procedural items would proceed later in the meeting. The commission is scheduled to reconvene on Feb. 20, 2018 for related business.