May 9, 2024
Planning Commission meeting

Public Comments

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Ramona
37920
5-K-24-RZ
Ramona (37920), April 27, 2024 at 9:39 AM
I am completely 100% opposed to this proposed zoning change. This change will encroach on the peaceful quality of life that we have chosen in this rural area. If I wanted a dense subdivision I would have purchased a home in the city. Furthermore, where is the proposed infrastructure that would accommodate a 1 house per acre subdivision. The traffic on John Sevier Hwy is already congested during the weekdays. Our country roads are already overwhelmed. Fire and Rescue? I’m sorry but a rural volunteer fire department will not be equipped to adequately serve the additional burden to this area. I’ve lived in these subdivisions out west and they are a horrible place to live. I moved back to TN to get away from them. This zoning change really upsets me. The subdivision off of Knight Rd and Highland view are beyond ugly. I feel sick every time I pass them. You can do better than this. Eighty homes is just too many. One house per five acres with several planted trees per house would be a good compromise. Thank you in advance of denying this zoning change.
Holly
37920
5-K-24-RZ
Holly (37920), April 26, 2024 at 3:03 AM
Please see attached .pdf
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https://agenda.knoxplanning.org/attachments/20240426030332.pdf
Judy
37920
5-K-24-RZ
Judy (37920), April 25, 2024 at 7:55 PM
I don’t know where to began I’m heart broken about all of this. It’s right in our back yard my in-laws have owned this house and land since the 1930’s. My father-in-law has always had a garden over the hill and so has my husband we have been married for 50 yrs he’s always planted our kids and grand and great grand kids have helped plant and pick when things were ready this last couple weeks seeing them over here doing the survey I’ve cried so many times we don’t need all of this here we have shared produce with so many neighbor's and friends please please don’t let this pass keep it as it is that’s all I can say please think about this please
CONNIE
37920
5-K-24-RZ
CONNIE (37920), April 24, 2024 at 9:13 PM
I really wanted to add photos to show in real life some of what I am speaking of but sadly that is not possible. Please see my attachment and deny this request of rezoning.
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https://agenda.knoxplanning.org/attachments/20240424211307.pdf
Lezlie
37920
5-K-24-RZ
Lezlie (37920), April 23, 2024 at 3:55 PM
Please do not approve the requested rezoning on 2814 Tipton Station Road. The fact that the landowner would even request this density shows his disregard for our rural community. My family travels this road daily and a development such as requested would make a two lane winding road even more dangerous. Thank you for considering those of us who already live in this area. 
Samantha
37920
5-K-24-RZ
Samantha (37920), April 19, 2024 at 7:20 AM
Tipton Station cannot handle that much traffic. I advise you all to do a traffic count NOT on spring break to show the correct numbers. this is ruining all of the land out there.
Sabrea
37920
5-K-24-RZ
Sabrea (37920), April 18, 2024 at 3:35 PM
Deny rezoning Redo traffic count when school is in session
Ronald
37920
5-K-24-RZ
Ronald (37920), April 16, 2024 at 4:43 PM
See attached
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https://agenda.knoxplanning.org/attachments/20240416164351.pdf
Jennifer
37920
5-K-24-RZ
Jennifer (37920), April 16, 2024 at 4:23 PM
Vote no to rezone 2814 Tipton station 2814 Tipton Station across from Galyon Lane for the old Atlas Powder Farm / Alex Shubert property. This property needs to stay Agriculture since it matches the whole area (vote no to Planned Residential). This area does not need to be so densely populated. Traffic count needs to be retested over a longer period with schools in session.
Lindsey
37920
5-K-24-RZ
Lindsey (37920), April 16, 2024 at 1:59 PM
I am writing regarding 2814 Tipton Station Road. I am aware that there is currently a rezoning request from Agricultural to Planned Residential. I am writing to dispute this request as a member of the Tipton Station community as a neighborhood of up to 5 units per acre would not fit this rural community. I greatly appreciate your consideration for preserving our community.