Approved with Conditions
Approve the RB (General Residential) zone because it is consistent with the sector plan and surrounding development supports more residential intensity, subject to 2 conditions.
See case notes below
Rezoning
3-C-23-RZ
See case notes below
Request
Property Info
Case Notes
What's next?
Applicant Request
− +Zoning
- Current
A
A (Agricultural)This zone provides for a wide range of agricultural and related uses as well as residential uses with low population densities and other compatible uses which generally require large areas or open spaces.
RequestedRB
RB (General Residential)This residential zone provides for medium population density. The principal uses of land may range from houses to multi-dwelling structures or developments. Certain uses which are more compatible functionally with intensive residential uses than with commercial uses are permitted. Other related uses in keeping with the residential character of the zone may be permitted on review by the planning commission.
Property Information
− +Location
Size
Place Type Designation
Growth Plan
0 BEAVER RIDGE RD
Northeast corner of Beaver Ridge Rd & Oak Ridge Hwy, east of Schaad Rd
Commission District 6
Size
0.63 acres
Place Type Designation
LDR (Low Density Residential), HP (Hillside Protection)
Currently on the Property
Agriculture/Forestry/Vacant Land
Growth Plan
Urban Growth Area (Outside City Limits)
- Utilities
- Sewer
Hallsdale-Powell Utility District
WaterKnoxville Utilities Board
Case Notes
− +Disposition Summary
Approve the RB (General Residential) zone because it is consistent with the sector plan and surrounding development supports more residential intensity, subject to 2 conditions.Staff Recommendation
Approve the RB (General Residential) zone because it is consistent with the sector plan and surrounding development supports more residential intensity, subject to 2 conditions.Zoning Conditions:
1. Preserving vegetation along the slope that exceeds 25% at the rear border of the property, as shown in red in the attached slope analysis.
2. Maintaining a 20-ft vegetative buffer along the property lines that abut single family residential homes if proposed residential development on the subject property exceeds 5 dwelling units per acre.
What's next?
− +This Rezoning case in the COUNTY was recommended for approval. The appeal deadline - April 8, 2023 has passed.
Applicant
Jonathan Layman
Case History
- January 13, 2023
Date Filed
- March 9, 2023
Approved with conditions
- April 24, 2023
First Legislative Reading
