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Votes and actions: Planning Commission, July 8, 2025

Morristown Regional Planning Commission · July 8, 2025
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Summary

At its July 8 meeting the Planning Commission approved minutes and three agenda items — preliminary plat Serenity Cove Phase I, rezoning REZN‑3187 (Ivy Lane LB→IB), and right‑of‑way closure ROWC‑3186 — each by recorded 9–0 votes and forwarded rezoning and ROW items to City Council.

The Morristown Regional Planning Commission recorded the following formal actions on July 8, 2025:

• Approval of minutes: Secretary Roni Snyder moved to approve the June 10, 2025 minutes; Commissioner John Wallace seconded. Vote: reported as all ayes; motion carried.

• MASD‑3175 Serenity Cove Phase I (preliminary plat): Motion to approve preliminary plat carried 9–0 (mover: Councilmember Robert (Bob) Garrett; second: Mayor Gary Chesney). Staff recommended approval and noted a street‑grade exception under subdivision regulations.

• REZN‑3187 (1810–1812 Ivy Lane rezoning LB→IB): Motion to approve and forward to City Council carried 9–0 (mover: Commissioner Jake Stokely; second: Secretary Roni Snyder). Staff said the change would permit a Vehicle Repair Facility as a Use on Review in IB.

• ROWC‑3186 (Sherwood Drive right‑of‑way abandonment): Motion to approve and forward to City Council carried 9–0 (mover: Commissioner John Wallace; second: Councilmember Robert (Bob) Garrett). Petitioner Johnny Carmichael told staff he intends to combine adjoining parcels and build a single‑family home.

All votes reported in the minutes were unanimous in favor (9–0). The minutes do not list individual roll‑call votes by name; items forwarded to City Council will appear on the Council’s docket for final action.