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Tennessee Grasslands proposes year‑round pickleball complex; staff flag turnarounds and sidewalk issues

Gallatin Municipal Planning Commission · August 4, 2026
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Summary

An amended PMDP/FMDP would add a permanent racket‑sports building, two pavilions and a year‑round pickleball structure; staff urged adjustments to turnarounds, dead‑end circulation and sidewalk placement on Browns Lane.

Planning staff presented an amended and revised master plan for Tennessee Grasslands that would incorporate a permanent racket‑sports building, two pavilions and a year‑round pickleball facility on an added 0.5‑acre parcel.

Planner Jim Carpenter said staff had primarily minor comments but raised concerns about proximity of pavilions to neighboring properties and turnaround/ dead‑end circulation on the site. Engineering said the Browns Lane sidewalk should be extended across the front of the property and that the shown driveway configuration should be exit‑only because of angled parking. Applicant civil engineer Sam Chrisman asked for relief from extending a six‑foot sidewalk where it would dead‑end into an adjacent private driveway and said the team would address other comments and resubmit.

Commissioners asked about fencing and sound mitigation between the new courts and nearby homes; staff noted applicant planned shielding on the buffer side and that fire access and turnarounds will be provided as part of revised drawings.