Consideration of amendments to the Knoxville City Code, Appendix B. Zoning Code, moving Article 4.6 General Standards of Applicability to 4.7 and inserting a new Article 4.6, Middle Housing Standards, with subsections 4.6.A Middle Housing Types , 4.6.B Middle Housing Uses, 4.6.C Middle Housing Dimensional Standards, 4.6.D Middle Housing Parking Standards, 4.6.E Middle Housing Design Standards, 4.6.F Middle Housing Conversion Standards, and 4.6.G Middle Housing Administrative Variations, minor revisions to Article 2.3 Definitions, Article 4.2 Uses, Article 4.3 Dimensional Standards, Article 4.6 General Standards of Applicability, Article 9.2 Use Matrix, Article 9.3 Principal Use Standards.

Consideration of an amendment to the Knoxville City Code, Appendix B, Zoning Code, Article 5.3, Table 5-1 Commercial and Office Districts Dimensional Standards, to amend minimum corner side and rear setbacks in the C-N zoning district.

Consideration of an amendment to the Knoxville City Code, Appendix B, Zoning Code, Article 10.3.B Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU), to add or amend standards for ADUs.

Under Article 7.0.2.A., Common Approval Procedures, Summary of Review Authority Table: Reversed the order of the ARC (Administrative Review Committee) and Administrator columns to align more consistently with the order of review process as described in Article 7. Under
Article 7.0.G.2.1, the phrase "innovative, high quality" is recommended to be deleted because it is subjective language. The addition of "and non-prohibited uses" is also recommended to clarify that the Level III: Alternative Compliance Review process is intended to allow for uses that are not prohibited uses. References of the "Metropolitan Planning Commission" were corrected to "Knoxville-Knox County Planning" in several sections of 7.02.

Unfinished alley way is a hazard and liability to the city. City doesn't want to spend the money to fill and pave 100 ft of unfinished alleyway. Both property owners shall take responsibility for the repairs after the alley is closed and all rights are passed to both property owners.

Cherokee Country Club, Inc. has become the sole owner of the property surrounding Layden Drive from 318 Layden Drive to its eastern terminus. Cherokee Country Club, Inc. whishes to close the portion of Layden Drive surrounded by its property, as shown on the attached map, for the purpose of redevelopment.

Existing Bonnyman Drive will be slightly relocated to coordinate with KCDC redevelopment.

Existing Reed Street will be slightly relocated to coordinate with KCDC re-development.

Proposed administrative map error correction and modification to the Official Zoning Map to properly address an administrative error and remove the (C) designation for property located at 512, 600 & 0 Richmond Ave (parcels 094HQ002, 003, and 02601).

TDOT realilgned a portion of Topside Road to cross Alcoa Highway. A name is needed for the original alignment to avoid duplication.

Consideration of amendments to the Knoxville-Knox County Subdivision Regulations.

Consideration of amendments to the Administrative Rules and Procedures of the Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission.

Consideration of amendments to the Bylaws of the Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission.