Planning Approves Plat For Rocky Point Road Subdivision

The Putnam County Planning Commission has approved a preliminary plat for a 22-lot subdivision on Rocky Point Road. The subdivision plat received preliminary approval, pending confirmation that the proposed road intersection meets required sight-distance standards and that detailed road design plans are acceptable. The lots range in size from 0.46 acres to 2.23 acres. The […]
Commission Approves Norman Mayberry Road Final Plat

The Putnam County Planning Commission has approved a final plat for Blair Subdivision on Norman Mayberry Road. The planning commission had a concern about how narrow the road is. However, Norman Mayberry Road is a Jackson County Road. Planning Director Kevin Rush said that the road will work. “We measured the road, it is roughly […]
Planning Approves New Subdivision Road Standard

The Putnam County Planning Commission approved a new road standard as part of newly proposed subdivision regulations. Putnam County Planning Director Kevin Rush said the new road standard is an addition the current subdivision regulations. It requires new roads that are built in developing subdivisions to have a one and a half inch thick surfacing […]
New Development Proposed Off Highway 70 Outside Baxter

Putnam County Planning Commission got its first look Tuesday night at a 106-lot residential development planned just outside Baxter. Planning Director Kevin Rush said the 55-acre lot sits between Prosperity Point and Laffew Road, off Highway 70. He said rather than a septic system, developers plan to install a step system for decentralized sewer. He […]
Putnam Planning Rescinds County Road Recommendation

The Putnam County Planning Commission rescinded a recommendation to accept a new county road during its Tuesday meeting. Planning Director Kevin Rush said parts of Anna Maria Lane’s gravel were washed out by heavy rains after the commission suggested adding the street to the county list in February. Rush said he spoke with Road Supervisor […]
Putnam Planning Commission Approves New Rules For Public Comments

The Putnam County Planning Commission approved an amendment to its by-laws Tuesday night regarding how public comments are handled during its meetings. The new plan will allow for three people to speak for two minutes about each item on the agenda. Commissioner Phil Wilbourn said he thought the speakers should have more time. “We got […]
Putnam Planning Approves Next Step In 65-Lot Subdivision On Buffalo Valley

A new 65-lot subdivision on Buffalo Valley Road will move forward, pending contingencies from the Putnam County Planning Commission. The contingencies discussed during the Tuesday meeting include road adjustments, drainage easements for two of the lots, new lot stakes, and a letter of credit for $25,000. Planning Director Kevin Rush said the conditions should not […]
Putnam Planning Tables Decision On New Public Comment Rules

The Putnam County Planning Commission approved a preliminary plat Tuesday night for the Eller Ridge development to be built off Burgess School Road. The eight-lot development will require two fire hydrants Commissioners also approved the final plan for a seven-lot development at the corner of Kinniard Road and Dodson Branch Road. T-DOT approval has been […]
Charles Maxwell Project Receives Preliminary Plat…Again

The Putnam County Planning Commission voted 9-0 Tuesday night to approve a new preliminary plat for a six-home subdivision along Charles Maxwell Road. The new preliminary plat requires developer Anthony Leonard to construct a four-foot “ready-to-pave” road base on his side of the property so that Charles Maxwell Road can be widened. Last month, the […]
New Private Subdivision Approved On Buck Mountain

The Putnam County Planning Commission approved a new proposed subdivision off Mountain Top Lane. The main point of discussion before the approval was emergency accessibility. Planning Director Kevin Rush said the developer provided detailed plans on how access would work during the Tuesday planning commission meeting. “If emergency services come and they get so close, […]









