Baxter Planning Approves Preliminary 80 Townhome Plat Near Highway 56
Baxter Planning Commission approved the preliminary plat for some 80 townhomes to be constructed off of Highway 56 behind Dale Mires Lane. Building and Codes Inspector Bob Lane said the area was originally zoned for commercial, but decided to rezone to incorporate more high-density residential opportunities. “The infrastructure was already in, the road was already […]
Cookeville Planning Commission Approves E. Spring Street Plat Amidst Traffic Concerns
Cookeville Planning Commission gave conditional approval for the preliminary plat for 128 lots off of East Spring Street. The developer has indicated he will perform a traffic study for the 9-acre plat near East Hudgens Street. Chair Jim Woodford said that the development brings traffic concerns. “On the construction of this project, the fact that […]
Baxter Approves Preliminary Plat For Fiesta Cancun
Baxter Planning Commission voted to approve the preliminary plat for the long-awaited Fiesta Cancun restaurant. Codes Inspector Bob Lane said that the restaurant will be located on the corner of Olan Maxwell Road and Highway 56. He said that the preliminary plat shows the restaurant at some 3,000 square feet on a plat of five […]
White Planning Commission Approves Preliminary 19 Lot Subdivision And Three Final Plats
A preliminary plat for a new subdivision at Duck Pond Road has been approved by the White County Planning Commission. UCDD Staff Planner Tommy Lee said 19 lots proposed to subdivide some 10 acres. “It is an existing county road,” Lee said. “An existing water line was already in place, and before the final becomes […]
Cookeville Planning Approves Preliminary Plats Totaling 115 Lots
The Cookeville Planning Commission approved four preliminary plats at its meeting Monday night for a total of proposed 115 lots. Planning Director Jon Ward said that number of homes projected is a testament to the city’s constant growth. “You know we just continue to see a healthy pipeline of projects in the city of Cookeville,” […]
