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Spring City planning commission records motion to deny rezoning for Kemmer and Hinch Street parcel
Summary
At its March 13, 2025 meeting the Spring City Planning Commission recorded a motion to deny a rezoning request for Tax Map 036 Parcel 027.01 (Kemmer and Hinch Street) after discussion with town citizens and staff; the minutes record the motion and seconder but do not include a vote tally or explicit outcome.
On March 13, 2025, the Spring City Planning Commission considered a rezoning application for Tax Map 036 Parcel 027.01, a property at Kemmer and Hinch Street proposed for conversion from C-4 (commercial) to R-3 (residential).
During the discussion the record notes input from town citizens and recommendations from Southeast Tennessee Development Regional Planner Jonathon Rush. Commissioner Tony Wesolowski moved "to deny a request from Regan Smith Associates and Merchant Land Holdings (Tax Map 036 Parcel 027.01) from C-4 to R-3 for a development of homes on the property," and Member Reba Murphy seconded the motion. The minutes record the motion and the seconder but do not record a roll-call vote or final tally for that motion.
The application was filed by Regan Smith Associates and Merchant Land Holdings, according to the minutes, and the change sought would have reclassified the parcel from commercial zoning to a residential zone that allows housing development. The minutes do not record further conditions, amendments, or follow-up direction to staff regarding the rezoning request.
The record does not show a recorded vote result for the denial motion; no ordinance number, resolution number, or formal adopted action appears in the minutes for this item. The commission's consideration is the primary substantive action recorded in the meeting minutes for March 13, 2025.
