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Council approves rezoning of two Borne Lane parcels to high‑density residential
Summary
The Dyersburg City Council on June 29 approved Ordinance BB726 to rezone 228 and 240 Borne Lane from M2 (medium industrial) to R3 (high‑density residential); the item had passed the planning commission and was approved on a voice vote after a motion by Joey Harrison.
The Dyersburg City Council approved Ordinance BB726 on June 29 to rezone two parcels at 228 and 240 Borne Lane from M2 (medium industrial) to R3 (high‑density residential). The ordinance had already cleared the planning commission.
Joey Harrison moved to approve the rezoning; the motion was seconded (recorded in the transcript as 'Edward') and carried on a voice vote. The council opened a public hearing on the item but no members of the public spoke.
The council did not record a roll-call tally in the minutes provided; the clerk noted the motion carried. The approved change will amend the municipal zoning map to allow higher-density residential uses on the two identified parcels. The council did not specify conditions or additional zoning restrictions in the meeting discussion.
The item was introduced as Ordinance BB726, and the planning commission’s approval was noted in the accompanying staff materials. The council moved on to budget items following the rezoning action.
