To be heard April 9, 2026Agenda Item No. 7

• Zoning

  Current

  RN-5, O

  RN-5 (General Residential Neighborhood), O (Office)

  The RN-5 General Residential Neighborhood Zoning District is intended to accommodate medium density residential neighborhoods in the City of Knoxville comprising a heterogeneous mix of single-family, two-family, townhouse, and multifamily dwellings. The RN-5 District may also serve as a functional transition between traditionally single-family and two family residential neighborhoods within the City, and more intensely developed residential or commercial areas. Limited nonresidential uses that are compatible with the character of the district may also be permitted.

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  The OP Office Park Zoning District is intended to accommodate large office developments and office parks/ campuses. The district is oriented toward larger-scale complexes that may include accessory services for employees such as personal services, restaurants, and retail establishments. District standards are intended to guide the development of office as a more campus-like environment.

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  Requested

  RN-7

  RN-7 (Multi-Family Residential Neighborhood)

  The RN-7 Multi-Family Residential Neighborhood Zoning District is intended to accommodate the most intense high density residential development in the City of Knoxville in townhouse and multi-family development forms. Limited nonresidential uses that are compatible with the character of the district may also be permitted.

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  More Info

2011 Highland Ave.

North side of Highland Ave, east of S Twenty First St

Council District 1

22,215 square feet

Central City

Land Use Classification MU-SD / MU-CC22 (Mixed Use-Special District, Fort Sanders Medical District) MU-SD / MU-CC22 (Mixed Use-Special District, Fort Sanders Medical District)

N/A (Within the City limits)

Knoxville Fire Department

• Utilities
  Sewer

  Knoxville Utilities Board

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  Water

  Knoxville Utilities Board