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Votes and actions at a glance: Clarksville hearing approves four variances

Clarksville planning/zoning hearing · August 27, 2025
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Summary

At the Clarksville planning/zoning hearing the board approved four variances (two corner-yard fence variances, a used-car dealership variance and an ambulance-service variance); most approvals included conditions and were decided by voice vote.

At this hearing the board approved the following formal actions by voice vote:

- V250003 — Variance approved for a corner-yard privacy fence at 8511 Plum Run Drive (applicant Anastasia Mano); staff recommended no conditions because the fence is not within an easement.

- V250004 — Variance approved for a corner-yard privacy fence at 2901 Victory Court (Noah Day); approval includes condition that a fence waiver be completed if the fence is in an easement and staff-recommended mitigation.

- V250005 — Use variance approved for Overdrive Autos at 1575 Progress Way to allow used-vehicle sales and limited repair; conditions: the variance shall run with the business and vehicle-inventory areas must be a hard, dustless surface; staff noted requirements for oil-water separators and screening.

- V250007 — Use variance approved for Heartland Ambulance to operate from a live-work unit in Gateway Crossing; the redevelopment commission has provisionally approved a parking agreement (pending execution) allowing up to 15 spaces for ambulance staging; the variance was conditioned to run with the current applicant/operation.

Most motions were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote; transcript does not include individual roll-call tallies by name for these items. Where conditions were discussed, the board recorded them in the minutes and staff will follow up on compliance and any required permits or development standards.