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Brentwood planning commission approves sign and business permits, adopts data-center zoning rules

Planning and Zoning Commission · March 11, 2026
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Summary

On March 11, 2026 the Brentwood Planning and Zoning Commission approved a veterinary sign plan, conditional-use permits for a nail salon and a fitness studio, and adopted a text amendment setting where data centers are allowed; two items were tabled and a marijuana text amendment was recommended to aldermen after odor-control discussion.

The Brentwood Planning and Zoning Commission voted March 11 to approve a series of permit requests and a zoning text amendment governing data centers, advancing multiple small-business applications while tabling two items for later review.

The most immediate actions included approval of a comprehensive sign plan amendment for the Veterinary Emergency Group ER for Pets at 2101 S. Brentwood Boulevard, a conditional-use permit for Encore Nails & Foot Facials at 8044 Manchester Road, and a conditional-use permit for 2Dog Fitness LLC (Gateway Fitness) at 824 Hanley Industrial Court. Staff said there were no parking concerns for the salon and that the sign-plan submittal included a revised landscape plan; the commission approved each item subject to the conditions in the staff reports. According to the minutes, commissioners voted "all in favor" by roll call on these actions; the transcript lists the motion makers and seconders but does not enumerate individual yes/no votes in the provided segments.

The commission also considered a text amendment to add regulations for data centers and to specify where such uses would be allowed in Brentwood. Ms. Kelly, the planning staff member who presented the amendment, said recent local discussions prompted the change and that data centers currently might be classified under warehousing or manufacturing. Commissioner Mark Favazza moved to approve the amendment as submitted; Lisa Schuering seconded and a roll-call vote was recorded as all in favor.

Two items were tabled: a site development plan for a new nine-unit townhome at 8815 Madge Avenue was requested to be postponed to the April 8 meeting, and a comprehensive sign plan amendment for Bonefish Grill at 8780 Eager Road was tabled on motion of Commissioner Jeff Hunt. Both tabling motions passed by acclamation.

Procedural notes: motions were introduced and seconded as recorded in the minutes (for example, Paul Moran moved to approve the veterinary sign plan, seconded by Jeff Hunt). The minutes record roll-call outcomes generally as "all in favor"; the provided transcript sections do not list an itemized vote-by-name for each motion.

The commission adjourned at 7:02 p.m. The next regular meeting is scheduled for April 8, 2026.