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Commission hears four zoning requests, including a proposed coffee shop site and several residential rezoning petitions
Summary
At the July 13 workshop commissioners heard four separate zoning requests: a 2.81-acre R1 request at 3026 Pettway Road (Item 1), a 1.85-acre C1-to-R1 parcel on Highway 41A (Item 2), a C2-to-C1 change at 1203 Highway 70 proposed by property owner Eric Brazier for a drive-through coffee/smoothie shop (Item 3), and a MAG-to-R1 split to resolve a nonconforming two-house lot (Item 4). Speakers described lot configurations and said there was little opposition on several items.
The Cheatham County commission heard four zoning items at the July 13 workshop and took public comment on each.
Item 1: Staff introduced a request by Adam Proffitt to rezone a 2.81-acre portion of Map 67 Parcel 17 at 3026 Pettway Road in the 5th voting district. A resident who said he had a vested interest in the property described a plan that would leave three total house lots and preserve a 5-acre tract to reduce confusion from earlier consideration.
Item 2: A request by Brad Schoeneck would change a 1.85-acre parcel on Highway 41A from C1 to R1. Staff and a commissioner noted prior boundary oddities where a small "needle" of Robertson County complicates the map near a church sign; staff reported no opposition to the rezoning.
Item 3: Owner Eric Brazier identified himself and said he and his family bought the former Music City Canoe site at 1203 Highway 70 and seek a C1 designation to permit services such as a drive-through coffee and smoothie shop to serve corridor needs.
Item 4: Charles Williams requested a MAG-to-R1 change for Map 68 Parcel 22 to resolve a nonconforming situation: a garage apartment with living quarters and a primary house. A family member explained splitting the parcel would allow each dwelling to sit on roughly one acre and become conforming.
Next steps: Commissioners asked procedural questions and will take the zoning items up one at a time on the agenda; no final rezoning votes were recorded during the workshop.
