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Board rezones two parcels to General Industrial; June Lake road downgrade and Marvel Cosmetics exemption advance
Summary
Spring Hill’s BOMA approved two rezonings to General Industrial, discussed downgrading a June Lake roadway from arterial to collector with multi-use path requirements, and approved first reading of an exemption for Marvel Cosmetics; staff were asked to provide additional tax and attachment information before next steps.
The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen on April 20 adopted two rezoning ordinances converting agricultural parcels to General Industrial zoning and advanced several related land-use matters.
On second and final reading the board adopted Ordinance 26-03, which rezones roughly 25 acres (Williamson County Tax Map 170, Parcel 009.00) from Agricultural (AG) to General Industrial (I-2), and Ordinance 26-04, which rezones roughly 19 acres (Parcel 027.00) the same way. Both approvals were unanimous, 8-0. Development Services Director Dara Sanders was present when staff presented the items and recommended the changes.
In separate discussion the board considered a Planned Zoning District amendment for the June Lake area requesting that a roadway be downgraded from arterial to collector status. Development Services staff presented tradeoffs including impacts to proposed multi-use paths and access. The board directed staff to provide missing attachments to the Board, include provisions prohibiting driveway access to the proposed collector, and incorporate multi-use path requirements into the ordinance before returning it for formal action.
The board also approved on first reading Ordinance 26-05 to exempt Marvel Cosmetics, located at 2536 Duplex Road, from a provision of Ordinance 25-29. Dara Sanders told the board this item was presented at a March work session and that the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation identified no issues with the exemption. Alderman Alex Jimenez requested that staff update information on the business’s tax status before the second reading.
The board’s actions will require Development Services to update the official zoning map and communicate changes to the county tax office and other recording authorities.
