Franklin, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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25-2026 — Residential subdivision creating 9 residential lots and open space
This final plat creates 9 residential lots within the existing Westhaven Planned Development with approximately 3.76 acres in the Franklin 5th Civil District. The project requires resolution of outstanding engineering and infrastructure issues including sanitary sewer easement specifications and acreage calculations before approval and recording can proceed.
26-0909 — 9 Residential Lots and 1 Open Space Lot (Westhaven PUD Subdivision, Section 71)
This final plat for Westhaven PUD Subdivision Section 71 creates 9 residential lots and 1 open space lot on 3.76 acres in a Planned Development district with a density of 2.26. The plat includes cottages, sideyard houses, courtyard houses, and single-family homes with front setbacks of 25-40 feet and maximum heights of 2 stories. Staff recommends approval with conditions, and this case is on the consent agenda, indicating routine approval is expected.
FMC23-111 — Residential subdivision (The Preserve at Sheridan PUD Subdivision)
This is a final plat for The Preserve at Sheridan PUD Subdivision, a residential development with approximately 15 dwelling units. The project involves dedication of right-of-way for South Berry's Chapel Road and implementation of riparian buffer zones with mitigation areas, along with stormwater management infrastructure including multiple ponds and bio-retention areas.
22-0131 — plat
This final plat subdivides approximately 52.6 acres into 15 residential lots and 10 open space lots within an existing Planned Development district. The project includes dedication of right-of-way and easements for streets, utilities, drainage, and green infrastructure, with comprehensive stormwater management and riparian buffer protections.
26-0908 — Residential subdivision - 15 residential lots and 10 open space lots
This final plat creates 15 residential lots and 10 open space lots within an existing Planned Development on 52.6 acres at 2247 S Berrys Chapel Road. The plat is consistent with a previously approved site plan amendment and development plan. Developers should note this is a plat approval requiring submission of corrected plans and satisfaction of specified conditions.
26-0907 — 62 residential lots (townhomes and single-family homes) and 8 open space lots
This is the final plat approval for Section 2 of Colletta Park PUD, creating 62 residential lots (mix of townhomes and single-family homes) on 35.93 acres in Franklin's Planned District. The development dedicates right-of-way and includes 8 open space lots with parking and landscaping to meet city standards. Approval is conditioned on procedural requirements including mylar submission, corrected plat uploads, and satisfaction of all conditions noted in the planning commission approval.
TN7343-001 — Mixed-use commercial development: 3,000 SF butcher shop, 12,000 SF retail (across multiple tenants including 6,000 SF retail, 4,800 SF retail, 1,200 SF retail), and 3,888 SF convenience store/gas station with canopy
This is a site plan amendment for a mixed-use commercial development (butcher shop, retail, and convenience store/gas station) on 5.35 acres already zoned Neighborhood Commercial. The project includes enhanced tree preservation (1.10 acres or 62% of existing canopy), exceeds parking requirements (112 spaces vs. 111 required), and complies with open space and landscape standards. A previously approved variance (December 2023, Board of Zoning Appeals) reduced a transitional buffer from 25 feet to 11 feet for site entrance alignment.
26-0819 — Retail (12,000 SF), butcher shop (3,500 SF), convenience store/gas station (3,888 SF)
This case involves a one-year extension of vested rights for a 5.35-acre site plan originally approved in 2021, which includes a 12,000 sq ft retail space, 3,500 sq ft butcher shop, and 3,888 sq ft gas station/convenience store. The applicant has not yet pulled permits or begun site work, and approval of this extension will preserve existing entitlements under the 2021 development standards. If the extension is denied, a new site plan would be required and reviewed against current zoning standards, though the proposed uses remain permitted in the Neighborhood Commercial district.
03-2023 — EMS Station (Essential Services - 6,180 SF) with associated parking and drive aisles
The site is being rezoned from CI (Civic & Institutional) to PD (Planned District) to accommodate a new 6,180 SF EMS station on an existing 104-acre church property. The development includes approximately 2.2 acres of disturbance in the northwest corner for the station, parking, drive aisles, and utility extensions. The site is subject to multiple overlays including Historic Preservation, Scenic Corridor, Central Franklin, and Flood Fringe overlays.
26-0781 — County ambulance and emergency services facility (6,180 sq ft nonresidential addition)
This case seeks a two-year extension of vesting rights for the Franklin First United Methodist Church PUD, extending the development deadline from October 10, 2026 to October 10, 2028. The project involves a 104-acre planned development with 207,500 square feet of nonresidential space, including a new county EMS/ambulance facility. If the extension is not approved, the current entitlements will expire and a new development plan must be submitted under current zoning standards.
26-0697 — Single-family residential homes
The City of Franklin is considering annexing 22.78 acres north of Clovercroft Road into city limits and rezoning from MGA-1 to PD for single-family residential development at 1.84 dwelling units per acre. The project includes infrastructure extensions for water and sanitary sewer, stormwater detention, and public streets that will be maintained by the city upon acceptance.
51-102 — Mixed-residential PUD subdivision (residential development with single-family dwellings, duplexes, multiplexes, and townhouses)
This case involves adoption of a Plan of Services for a 22.78-acre annexation request at Clovercroft Road in Franklin, TN, which must be approved before the property can be annexed into the City. The property is proposed for mixed-residential development (1.84 DUA) within the Planned District zoning, requiring significant infrastructure extensions including 8" sanitary sewer mains and road improvements. The development is heavily dependent on the adjacent Novara PUD Subdivision for coordinated sewer service delivery.
26-0698 — other
This case involves a Plan of Services for the annexation of 22.78 acres into the City of Franklin, including provisions for water, sewer, and roadway infrastructure. The property is adjacent to the City limits and located within the Urban Growth Boundary, with staff finding no major concerns for providing municipal services. Developers should note this is an annexation matter that may affect future development potential and infrastructure requirements in this area.