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Use On Review

11-B-20-UR

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11-SA-20-C

Approved

APPROVE the development plan for up to 40 detached dwellings on individual lots and a reduction of the 35' peripheral setback on Lot 1 to 25? along the northern lot line and 20' along the eastern lot line, and on Lots 14 and 15 to 30' along the southeas

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  • Land Use
      Current
      Vacant land
      Proposed
      Detached residential subdivision

Property Information

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Location
10134 & 10120 Coward Mill Rd.

Southeast side of Coward Mill Road, southwest of Byington Solway Road

Commission District 6

Size
12.38 acres
Place Type Designation
LDR (Low Density Residential) / HP (Hillside Protection)
Currently on the Property
Vacant land
Growth Plan
Planned Growth Area

Case Notes

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Disposition Summary
APPROVE the development plan for up to 40 detached dwellings on individual lots and a reduction of the 35' peripheral setback on Lot 1 to 25? along the northern lot line and 20' along the eastern lot line, and on Lots 14 and 15 to 30' along the southeas
Staff Recommendation
APPROVE the development plan for up to 40 detached dwellings on individual lots and a reduction of the 35' peripheral setback on Lot 1 to 25? along the northern lot line and 20' along the eastern lot line, and on Lots 14 and 15 to 30' along the southeas
1. Meeting all applicable requirements of the Knox County Zoning Ordinance.

With the conditions noted, this plan meets the requirements for approval in the PR zone and the other criteria for approval of a concept plan and use-on-review.

What's next?

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As a Use On Review case, the Planning Commission's decision is final, and it will not be heard by a legislative body unless it is appealed.

The appeal deadline - December 12, 2020 - has passed.

The Process
Applicant

Reliance Development, LLC

Planning Staff
Mike Reynolds
Phone: 865-215-3827
Email: mike.reynolds@knoxplanning.org
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