La Vergne, TN — rezoning & P&Z cases
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14-603 — rezoning
The South Waldron Mixed Use development is a rezoning request for a multiuse project that will include retail, commercial, residential, medical, office, and fire hall uses. The project requires a HEC RAS floodplain study and traffic analysis, and incorporates architectural design standards for masonry, retail frontage, and building articulation to integrate with surrounding neighborhood character.
10-408 — text_amendment
This ordinance amendment restricts data centers to the Interchange District (HI) only, removing them from Central Commercial, Civic & Institutional, and Innovation Districts. Data centers must now maintain a 1,000-foot separation distance from residential areas, schools, churches, libraries, daycare facilities, parks, and other data centers, which will significantly limit where these facilities can operate within La Vergne.
00-000 — Restaurant with Drive-Thru / Retail Space (Secondary Use)
This case involves a site plan for a 5,070 SF restaurant with drive-thru and secondary retail space on a 1.30-acre vacant lot in La Vergne's Downtown District. The project meets all zoning requirements including setbacks, height restrictions (23 feet), and parking provisions (47 spaces provided vs. 21 required). The proposal is a permitted use in the DD zoning district with no variances or rezoning requested.
10-404 — other
This case establishes regulations for keeping domestic fowl on residential properties in La Vergne, setting maximum limits for chickens (10 hens), ducks (6), quail (20), and larger birds like geese and turkeys based on lot size. Roosters, guinea fowl, and peafowl are prohibited, while geese and turkeys are only allowed on lots of 2 acres or greater. These zoning regulations may affect residential real estate development plans that include agricultural elements or hobby farming.
10-403 — other
This case establishes a domestic fowl permit requirement for properties within La Vergne. Property owners seeking to keep domestic fowl must obtain an annual permit from the Codes Department and comply with inspection and site plan requirements. The regulation limits one permit per residential parcel and allows for permit suspension or revocation for violations.
06-000 — Restaurant (Zaxby's)
This is a site development plan for a new Zaxby's restaurant on a 0.74-acre parcel in the Downtown District of La Vergne. The project involves demolition of existing structures and construction of a single-story modern farmhouse-style restaurant building with drive-through facilities, parking, and stormwater management features. Zoning remains DD (Downtown District) with no rezoning required.
01-000 — other
This is a site development plan for a 0.74-acre project tract on Murfreesboro Road in La Vergne. The plans show construction documents for what appears to be a commercial development with site work, utilities, grading, drainage, landscaping, and building improvements. Developers should review the detailed construction specifications and site plans to understand project scope and potential neighboring impacts.
14-605 — other
This case involves technical review of site plans and drainage for a development on Parcel 015-002 with frontage on Murfreesboro Road and Jackson Square Boulevard. The project requires compliance with stormwater management ordinances, TDOT driveway and right-of-way permits, drainage calculations, utility easement dedication, and various design standards. Developers should monitor the revised plans submission process and ensure all 29 technical items are addressed before planning commission approval.
27-2026 — New industrial building, 69,120 square feet
This is a site plan approval for a 69,120 square-foot industrial building on approximately 6 acres already zoned for innovation/light industrial use. The project requires staff review of technical details including utility connections, parking lot configuration, stormwater management, and erosion control sequencing, with multiple items flagged for developer revision before final approval.
18-304 — Multi-family residential
The Mayfield by Broadstone is a proposed 252-unit multi-family development on 9.33 acres in the Downtown District, featuring 159 one-bedroom and 93 two-bedroom units with up to 4 stories in height. The site plan submittal identifies multiple technical requirements for utility infrastructure (sewer, water, drainage) and erosion control that must be resolved before planning commission approval. Developers should note this is a site plan review with various conditions for compliance on sewer connections, utility easements, and plan revisions.
19-2026 — Heavy truck parking
This site plan proposes heavy truck parking on 2.51 acres in the Interchange District with multiple regulatory requirements including a 6-foot opaque privacy fence, full-service restroom facilities in a stick-built structure with public water/sewer connections, and adequate fire protection. The development must comply with vehicle storage area standards and address engineering concerns regarding stormwater management, site access design, and erosion control.
15-2026 — 62 single-family residential units plus 1 existing home to remain
This is a rezoning request for approximately 13.17 acres from AG & R-2 to R-3/PDR (Planned Density Residential) to develop 62 new single-family residential units plus one existing home to remain. The development includes infrastructure improvements, open space requirements, and a development agreement with the City of La Vergne.
19-2025 — Multifamily residential development (252 units)
This is a conceptual design review (ARC2025-01) and traffic impact study for The Mayfield by Broadstone, a 252-unit multifamily development proposed for 101 Floyd Mayfield Drive in La Vergne. The project includes three site driveways and is projected to be completed by 2027. Traffic analysis indicates impacts are manageable with recommended intersection improvements at Murfreesboro Road/Floyd Mayfield Drive and Murfreesboro Road/Lillian Buchanan Drive.
16-301 — Mixed-use development with residential (single-family, multi-family, townhomes, 55+ active adult), retail/office, grocery store, and town center with pedestrian connectivity
This 101-acre mixed-use development on South Waldron Road seeks to amend an existing PDR to add two new parcels (Parcels B and C totaling approximately 24.4 acres) and update the site plan. The project includes diverse residential components (single-family homes, townhomes, multifamily units, and 55+ communities), approximately 160,741 square feet of retail/office space, a grocery store, and extensive amenities with 25% open space. The development requires infrastructure improvements including road realignment and enhancements to Waldron Road and Blair Road Extension, plus donation of 2 acres to the City for a fire station.
05-000 — 4 Story Building
This case involves a variance request for a 4-story building exceeding 35 feet in height at a location spanning multiple parcels along Waldron and Blair Road in La Vergne. The variance is justified by step slopes and existing physical site conditions on the property. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in the area or similar height-restriction challenges.
21-0326 — Mixed-use development including residential (single-family, multi-family, townhomes, 55+ units), retail/office space, grocery store, town center, and amenity facilities
This 101-acre mixed-use development rezones land from low-density residential to PDR to accommodate a master-planned community with approximately 588+ residential units (single-family, multi-family, townhomes, and 55+ active adult), 160,741 square feet of retail/office space, a grocery store, and 25% open space with amenities. The project includes infrastructure improvements to Waldron and Blair Roads, donation of approximately 2 acres for a new fire station, and requests an exception to the 3,000-square-foot retail space limit. Key considerations include road enhancements, traffic management, and integration with planned city infrastructure.
25-2374 — plat
This is an ALTA/NSPS land title survey for multiple parcels on Waldron Road totaling approximately 37 acres of vacant land. The survey documents boundary lines, easements (including riparian rights to East Branch Hurricane Creek), and utility locations for what appears to be a potential development or consolidation project. Developers should note the various easements affecting the property and the tax liens that will need to be addressed.
29-2025 — 62-unit residential development with single-family homes
This 13.17-acre residential development project (Sanford Ridge) proposes rezoning from AG & R-2 to R-3/PDR to construct 62 new single-family homes with minimum 3 bedrooms each. The project includes architectural standards requiring brick/stone facades, 15% open space with walking trails, and managed HOA with restrictive covenants.