9-A-24-SU Ashley (37920), August 29, 2024 at 5:00 PM
This is a great buisness that is great price espically intodays times. There are not alot of machanics in the area that are trustwortly. They add to this community and would onlly add more vaule and help to this south knox community.
10-A-24-SU Benjamin (37920), September 16, 2024 at 11:31 AM
This application for a restaurant and butcher shop in the South Haven community has my full, unwavering support. I have lived at the above address for 7 years and have witnessed a lot of new people moving into the community, restoring houses, and introducing a cash infusion to the zip code, as a whole. As such, I feel the timing is perfect for such a business to open with a nearby and eager customer base. I look forward to Willy's being open soon and cannot wait to join my neighbors in welcoming this establishment to our neighborhood.
9-A-24-SU Donovan (37920), August 28, 2024 at 6:00 PM
In my opinion we need more locally owned and operated shops here in knoxville who do good business with the community and help the little guy I would rather car conexxion expand than for another set of apartments spring up please help us help the little guys.
9-G-24-SU Rana (37920), September 13, 2024 at 12:09 PM
As a homeowner that lives very close to Calvary Chapel, I and other neighbors have been negatively impacted by the increased traffic we have seen as the church has expanded. The church is located just off of a busy highway ramp on an already congested road in a residential area. Particularly on Sundays and Wednesday evenings when church lets out, there is a pronounced increase in traffic to the point that I struggle to find an opening to pull out of my driveway (which is within sight of the church property) onto john Sevier Hwy. As a resident and homeowner that neighbors the church, I am opposed to further expansion of this property unless the city manages increased negative traffic impacts with reasonable mitigations. Thank you.
This proposal will damage existing neighborhoods with negligible affordable housing benefits. This removes opportunities for neighborhoods to have a voice in development, and loosens requirements for developers. This will change the character of historic neighborhoods, leading to additional traffic and safety issues. This is an effort to silence neighborhood input, while providing a boon for developers in the guise of ‘affordable housing.’
