February 12, 2026
Planning Commission meeting

Public Comments

49 Comments for

2-B-26-RZ
Robert (85739), February 4, 2026 at 10:17 AM

We own the property to the east of this property. A natural water spring is located on our property which feeds the lake/pond located on the lower section of this property. In addition, this lake/pond is the water shed for all the properties from Marietta Church Road to this property. Any development of this property must not interfere with this water flow. A restriction should be placed on this rezoning to prevent interfering with this existing water shed.

February 4, 2026
at 10:17 AM

2-SE-26-C

Lisa
37849

2-SE-26-C
Lisa (37849), January 26, 2026 at 4:55 PM

We are FULL! We don't need anymore traffic or overcrowded schools! Traffic is awful already! You are nothing but money hungry [redacted] that care NOTHING about our community! If I could afford it, I would move to Anderson County! I hate the traffic hear and all the hamburger joints, the horrible elementary school, that STUPID workout equipment lining the roads, and our LOUSY park. Start caring about the people that already live and quit bringing more in! And of course, I know....you could care less about how we feel.

January 26, 2026
at 4:55 PM

2-B-26-DP

Timothy
37922

2-B-26-DP
Timothy (37922), January 30, 2026 at 5:45 PM

This proposal of 15 condos does not match the existing homes in this part of the neighborhood. The construction of this type of high traffic residences will cause strain on this section of the community. I urge you to not allow this deity change at this address.

January 30, 2026
at 5:45 PM

2-H-26-DP

JONATHAN
37931

2-H-26-DP
JONATHAN (37931), January 28, 2026 at 2:16 PM

This proposal is terrible! We already have multiple accidents at Bakertown which is still a single lane road. We can not get out of our road of Lobetti, to cross the road, making a left hand turn! There are already multiple resident neighborhoods going up everywhere adding to an already lacking infrastructure! We still are left with a single lane after you cross Middlebrook Pike to the south which backs up all the way down Lovell to Pellissippi, after 4:30 PM. Our bus driver can't even pull out without parking the bus full of kids in the middle divider for a open spot to get in, taking our kids to school. Classroom sizes are maxed out in the surrounding schools. When is this ever going to be enough? Let the infrastructure catch up! PLEASE DO NOT LET THIS HAPPEN!! THANKS

January 28, 2026
at 2:16 PM

2-G-26-RZ

Heather
37931

2-G-26-RZ
Heather (37931), February 4, 2026 at 10:06 PM

This property is between other residential / agricultural properties where homes are. A business smack dab in the middle of a residential area is not good for the business nor traffic and the infrastructure of the neighborhood.

February 4, 2026
at 10:06 PM

2-SE-26-C

Megan
37918

2-SE-26-C
Megan (37918), January 26, 2026 at 6:03 PM

This is a huge mistake to build anything else here on E. Beaver Creek. I don't care if it's 1 building, that's 1 too many. What is anyone thinking adding something so massive to a tiny road that's already maxed? There are already so many accidents on East Beaver Creek, this will absolutely add more to it. No one cares about this part. No one cares or gives 1 ounce about the people. Money always trumps people doesn't it?

In the mornings, the road is literally backed up from 1 end of the road to the other with traffic. People use this small road as a cut through to avoid the Emory Road traffic, and that's getting worse! Now, add probably 1000+ more people to this?! NO! Make it make sense?! Please LEAVE US ALONE THAT ALREADY LIVE HERE! There's other, much better places to put this dumb mess other than a teeny tiny road that absolutely cannot handle anymore new traffic -at ALL!! This is a huge hazard. It's dangerous! Figure out another place for this disaster, because having it here on E. Beaver Creek is a massive, huge HUGE mistake! NO ONE WANTS THIS! STOP! We are full!!

January 26, 2026
at 6:03 PM

2-F-26-RZ

Ryan
37931

2-F-26-RZ
Ryan (37931), January 15, 2026 at 4:03 PM

This is a horrible proposal. The public utilities here are NOT adequate to suggest another 21 houses on that small narrow lot could possibly be considered responsible planning. I'm aware the commission will likely rubber stamp whatever their greedy developer friends ask for, but this narrow 2-lane road with almost 9,000 cars per day should not be forced to support additional traffic from another 21 new houses. This additional unsupported traffic would be a burden to current residents, which I'm aware you don't care about. This builder should not be given license to increase pollution and drainage issues by bridging and damaging the existing stream, and continuing the poor site conditions displayed so far on this project. The recently remodeled house on this lot was turned into a trash dump and eyesore for more than 3 years. Please use reason and common sense and deny this greedy request. Please don't allow them to pretend slapping up 21 houses in a backyard should be called progress. This rezoning request was already attempted and denied in the past, why do they get to keep bellying up to the trough like greedy pigs and trying the same bad ideas over and over again until they get what they want?