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Council approves development agreements, expands extraterritorial jurisdiction for BR projects

Blue Ridge City Council · April 9, 2026

Summary

Council read and approved ordinances and resolutions authorizing development agreements with BR 595 Investments LP and expanding the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction and annexation areas to include multiple tracts associated with BR Meadows Investments LP; one annexation item was tabled.

The Blue Ridge City Council considered and approved multiple land-use items related to development agreements, extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) expansions and annexation requests tied to entities identified in the record as BR 595 Investments LP and BR Meadows Investments LP.

The chair described a development agreement authorizing actions tied to property described in the transcript by survey/abstract references and read an item to expand the city’s ETJ to include an approximately 51.110 plus 5 acre tract associated with BR 595 Investments LP. Additional ordinances and resolutions on the agenda would expand ETJ limits (one item referenced roughly 148.72 acres) and authorize executing a development agreement for property described by survey abstracts. The council took these items on consent in sequence and approved the motions reported on the record; one resolution (item 11 concerning the Madison Valley survey) was moved, seconded and tabled for later consideration.

The transcript records the council’s motions to approve and to table where indicated but does not include complete roll-call tallies in the meeting excerpt. The record lists ordinance/resolution identifiers as read on the dais; specific developer contract terms and financial commitments were not read into the record during the excerpt available.

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