Alley Closure
2-A-25-AC
Recommendations
See agency comments and recommendations below
Request
Recommendations
Property Info
Case Notes
What's next?
Applicant Request
− +Close Alley
From Hannah Avenue
Heins Street
Heins Street
To Western Avenue
Blackstock Avenue
Blackstock Avenue
Reason for Closure
The owner owns parcels on both sides of alley. Alley does not exist except on the City Ward map.
Comments / Recommendations
− +COMMENTS:
The reviewing departments and organizations had these comments:
- Planning: The alley has historically functioned as a drive aisle on parcel 094LA021. As such, Planning does not object to the closure of this right-of-way, as it is not anticipated to impact connectivity.
- City of Knoxville Engineering: City Engineering has no objections to the closure. Should this right-of-way be closed, the City will reserve easements for all drainage facilities and utilities, if there are any current facilities, located in or within five (5) feet of the property described herein. No easements are reserved if there are no current facilities within the closure area. If any existing facilities or utilities are found not feasible to the site development or use, they may be removed and relocated, subject to City Engineering and/or other applicable easement holder review and approval.
- KUB: We have reviewed our records and, as far as we have been able to determine, KUB has no existing utility facilities located within the subject right-of-way area and we have no objection to the requested closure. However, KUB does not release and hereby retains all easements and rights for existing facilities, whether or not identified in our research.
- TDOT: The request does not impact State owned Right of Way, and the department takes no objection to the request.
- Addressing: The proposed alley closure is not expected to impact any existing addresses.
- Fire Department: This is approved to close for fire department access.
- AT&T: AT&T has no issue with this request to close.
The reviewing departments and organizations had these comments:
- Planning: The alley has historically functioned as a drive aisle on parcel 094LA021. As such, Planning does not object to the closure of this right-of-way, as it is not anticipated to impact connectivity.
- City of Knoxville Engineering: City Engineering has no objections to the closure. Should this right-of-way be closed, the City will reserve easements for all drainage facilities and utilities, if there are any current facilities, located in or within five (5) feet of the property described herein. No easements are reserved if there are no current facilities within the closure area. If any existing facilities or utilities are found not feasible to the site development or use, they may be removed and relocated, subject to City Engineering and/or other applicable easement holder review and approval.
- KUB: We have reviewed our records and, as far as we have been able to determine, KUB has no existing utility facilities located within the subject right-of-way area and we have no objection to the requested closure. However, KUB does not release and hereby retains all easements and rights for existing facilities, whether or not identified in our research.
- TDOT: The request does not impact State owned Right of Way, and the department takes no objection to the request.
- Addressing: The proposed alley closure is not expected to impact any existing addresses.
- Fire Department: This is approved to close for fire department access.
- AT&T: AT&T has no issue with this request to close.
Property Information
− +Location
Planning Sector
0 Unnamed Right-of-Way
Commission District 6
Planning Sector
Central City
What's next?
− +- Appeal to Because of its location in the CITY, appeals will be heard by Knoxville City Council
Applicant
H.G. Heins Company, Inc
Case History
- January 1, 2025
by the Planning Commission
- January 8, 2025
Date Filed