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Commission clears Texas Roadhouse development plan for Medical Plaza Way in Clarksville
Summary
The Cultural Planning Commission approved a development plan for a roughly 9,990-square-foot Texas Roadhouse at Medical Plaza Way after staff reported stormwater and fire-marshal sign-offs; the applicant’s designer said construction is hoped to start in May.
The Cultural Planning Commission approved April 1 a development plan for a proposed Texas Roadhouse at Medical Plaza Way, finding the submittal consistent with the town's comp plan and with required technical reviews completed.
Brandon Goldberg, a designer with Greenberg Farrow, said the firm prepared site plans and elevations for the proposed 9,990-square-foot restaurant and that the project team sought to move quickly toward construction. Planning staff told the commission the town civil engineer had approved stormwater materials and the fire marshal had approved revised truck-turning exhibits. The site was described as largely paved and currently vacant.
A commissioner asked when construction would begin; Goldberg said the team hoped to start construction in May and move quickly to completion. No public opposition was recorded during the meeting.
The commission approved the development plan by voice vote. The transcript records ayes but does not list an itemized roll-call tally; the meeting record shows commissioners present and one commissioner absent during roll call. Planning staff will proceed with signature and permitting steps required for the project to move into construction.
What happens next: execution of final signatures, issuance of permits as applicable, and construction scheduling by the developer.
