Monthly Archive
Planning Commission
January 2022
Commission Chair Pat Phillips announced he has appointed the following commissioners as members of the Executive Committee for calendar year 2022:
Patrick Phillips, Chair
Scott Smith, Vice Chair
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Approve the request to amend the previously approved master sign plan to allow additional signs on the rear of the retail building and modify the sign location on the side of the building, subject to ...read more
Approve the special use subject to a code required easement that will satisfy [planning] staff and counsel.
Approve closure of a sliver of the western side of the Florida Street right-of-way between E. Jackson Avenue and Willow Avenue since it is needed for the multi-use stadium/mixed use planned developmen...read more
Approve closure of a sliver of the southern side of the E. Jackson Avenue right-of-way between Patton Street and Florida Street, since it is needed for the multi-use stadium/mixed use planned developm...read more
Approve closure of a sliver of the northern side of the E. Jackson Avenue right-of-way between the southeastern corner of Parcel 095AM017 and a point located 239.76 feet to the west, since it is neede...read more
Approve closure of a sliver of the northern side of the E. Jackson Avenue right-of-way between the southwestern corner of Parcel 095AM016 and a point located 217.59 feet to the east, since it is neede...read more
Withdrawn at the request of the applicant.
Withdrawn at the request of the applicant.
Approve the One Year Plan amendment to the LDR (Low Density Residential) and HP (Hillside Protection) land use classification because it is an extension of that land use class and is compatible with t...read more
Approve RN-1 (Single-Family Residential) and HP (Hillside Protection Overlay) zoning because it is an extension of zoning, and is compatible with the surrounding development.
Approve the Northwest City Sector Plan amendment to the LDR (Low Density Residential) and HP (Hillside Protection) land use classification because it is an extension of that land use class and is comp...read more
Approve CA (General Business) and F (Floodway) zoning because it is an extension of CA zoning and is consistent with existing development along Maynardville Pike.
Approve RA (Low Density Residential) because it is compatible with the surrounding development.
Approve A (Agricultural) zoning because it is an extension of zoning and is consistent with the sector plan?s LDR (Low Density Residential) land use classification.
Approve PR (Planned Residential) up to 9 du/ac because of the infrastructure improvements in the area and it is consistent with the Northeast County Sector Plan.
Postponed to the April, 2022 Planning Commission meeting
Approve the Southwest County Sector Plan Amendment to MU-SD SWCO-2 (Mixed Use Special District, South side of Westland Drive, West of I-140) because it provides for a more cohesive district at this in...read more
Approve PC (Planned Commercial) zoning because it is complies with the recommended amendment to the sector plan and requires development plan review to ensure consistency within the district.
Approve C-G-2 (General Commercial) because it is consistent with the sector plan and the one year plan.
Approve A (Agricultural) zoning because it is consistent with the surrounding development.
Approve the One Year Plan amendment to the MU-SD, MU-CC16 (Mixed Use Special District) land use classification because it is an extension of that land use classification and is compatible with the sur...read more
Approve the Central City Sector Plan amendment to MU-SD, MU-CC16 (Mixed Use Special District) because it is an extension of the land use classification and is compatible with the surrounding developme...read more
Approve I-MU (Industrial Mixed-Use) zoning because it is an extension of zoning and is compatible with the surrounding development.
Postponed to the March, 2022 Planning Commission meeting
Postponed to the March, 2022 Planning Commission meeting
Approve PR zoning with up to 5 du/ac because it is consistent with the North County Sector Plan and surrounding residential development.
Approve CB (Business and Manufacturing) zoning because it is consistent with the sector plan and existing development along E. Emory Rd.
Postponed to the February, 2022 Planning Commission meeting
Postponed to the February, 2022 Planning Commission meeting
Approve the variance because the site conditions restrict compliance with the Subdivision Regulations and the proposed variances will not create a traffic hazard.
Approve the concept plan subject t...read more
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Postponed to the December, 2023 Planning Commission meeting
Approve the request to subdivide the property into 3 lots, subject to 3 conditions.
Approve the request to construct a duplex on each of the 2 lots, subject to 3 conditions.
Postponed to the April, 2022 Planning Commission meeting
Approve the development plan for a multifamily development with up to 224 dwelling units, subject to 7 conditions.
Postponed to the February, 2022 Planning Commission meeting
Postponed to the February, 2022 Planning Commission meeting
Approve the request to reduce the peripheral setback from 25 feet to 18 feet, subject to 1 condition.
Approve the development plan for a bank with approximately 5,488 sqft of floor area and a 5-lane drive-through facility, subject to 3 conditions.
Approve the request to expand the existing drive-through facility as proposed, subject to 7 conditions.
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Postponed to the February, 2022 Planning Commission meeting
Approve the variance to reduce the required utility and drainage easement from 10' to 0' as shown beneath retaining walls and dumpster enclosures.
Staff recommends approval of amendments to the Knox County Zoning Ordinance to reflect the name change of the Planning Commission by removing ?Metropolitan? from the name in the Zoning Ordinance.
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