Metro Planning Department
The Planning Commission guides growth and development as Nashville and Davidson County evolve into a more socially, economically and environmentally sustainable community, with a commitment to preservation of important assets, efficient use of public infrastructure, distinctive and diverse neighborhood character, free and open civic life, and choices in housing and transportation.
Planning Commission will hold informal work session Jan. 22
Commissioners will discuss ethics regulations and the sunshine laws at a work session immediately before their January 22 regular meeting. The work session will begin at 3 pm in the Madison Room at Metro Southeast, 1417 Murfreesboro Pike; the regular meeting will begin at 4 pm in the adjacent Green Hills Room.
Consent agenda, withdrawals, & deferrals for today's Planning Commission meeting
These are current as of 11:30 am Thursday, Jan. 8, and will be updated as necessary until noon - any later changes will appear on our meeting information line at 880-1006. Details of each item are listed in today's Staff Report on our Agendas & Actions page.
Recommended for consent:
4. Cottage Cove - rezoning, 2400-2500 blocks of 9th Ave. South
5. The Academy at Bellevue - rezoning, NE corner of Collins Rd. and Learning Lane
6. Bordeaux/Whites Creek Community Plan - rezoning, 4032 Stewarts Lane
11. Nashville West Shopping Center - community plan amendment, 6800 block of Charlotte Pike
13. Edgefield Land - final plat approval, 1600 Long Ave.
14. Nashboro Village - PUD revision, 3040 Glencrest Drive
Deferral requested by applicant:
7. Whites Creek Community Plan and 8. Nashville Park & Mini Storage, to Jan. 22
12. Rivendell Woods, indefinitely
Withdrawal requested by applicant:
2. Green Hills - Midtown Community Plan and 3. Hillsboro Park - land use policy change and rezoning at Hillsboro Pike and Old Hickory Blvd
Public meeting Jan. 13 on West Nashville Community Plan
Scheduled updating of the West Nashville Community Plan continues with a public review of draft community character policy - this discussion will help shape the future "look" and development of the West Nashville area.
That meeting will begin at 6 pm Tuesday, January 13, at St. Ann Catholic Community, 5101 Charlotte Pike. Details of the current plan and information from earlier meetings are on our West Nashville webpage.
This page last updated on Thursday, January 8, 2009 11:47 AM