1-B-22-SU Raymond (37920), December 31, 2021 at 9:55 AM
1. How many units are they proposing to add to this property?
2. Are they removing the existing units on the property or adding to?
3. Is this going to be more "Income based property"?
4. Has a traffic study been performed to see how the added congestion will impact the already difficult intersection of Red Bud and Sevierville Pike?
5. If this is rental property, will it be maintained as poorly as the current rentals on that property?
1-B-22-SU Nancye (37920), January 12, 2022 at 10:45 AM
How will this effect the natural area and wildlife? Seems it might erode the Red Bud hillside where I’m already reluctant to drive on the north side close to the pedestrian bridge. Already too much traffic on Sevierville Pike which would be the main access road as it is the only southeast access to the county other than Chapman Highway. Experienced developers?
1-B-22-SU Michelle (37920), January 24, 2022 at 8:48 PM
Very concerned about the likelihood of erosion unless there are a good number of mature trees left on this hillside property. I also understand the need for additional housing but the roads in the area are narrow and not intended for large numbers of cars traveling on them. I would hope there will be at least be some widening to the access road.
