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Commission approves multiple rezoning requests, places conditions on Miller’s Landing parcels

Loudon County Commission · August 4, 2026
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Summary

The Loudon County Commission approved several rezoning requests (including 7270 Highway 411, 6600 Brook Road and 2480 Foshee Road) and approved Parcel 4 at Miller's Landing with conditions limiting lot splits and requiring infrastructure improvements.

At its Aug. 3 meeting, the Loudon County Commission approved multiple rezoning requests presented by planning staff and voted to approve Parcel 4 at Miller’s Landing with detailed conditions.

Planning staff described rezones across several tax-map parcels, including a rezone of a commercial district to suburban residential and rural-residential requests. On motions from commissioners, the commission approved items including 7270 Highway 411, 6600 Brook Road and 2480 Foshee Road.

For the Miller’s Landing parcels (Parcel 4 and subparts), the commission approved development with explicit conditions: no access to certain parcels from Parcel 4A; splits limited to no more than two lots for 4B and 4C; installation of a cul-de-sac meeting county standards; public utilities to all five lots; architectural-review-board approval of architectural standards; and an easement or access to the cul-de-sac from Parcel 028027.00.

Commissioners discussed resident concerns before the vote and noted the planning commission’s recommendations. The motions to approve the rezoning items were seconded and carried by voice/roll call.