Maury County, TN — rezoning & P&Z cases
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Labella Springs - LOC — other
Labella Builders is seeking approval to reduce the letter of credit for the Labella Springs Subdivision from $2,598,000 to $1,818,600 (30% reduction) based on work completed to date. This is an administrative reduction request for a previously-approved 33-lot subdivision.
Gramling - RG to AP — Agricultural Preservation
Christopher Gramling is seeking to rezone 37 acres of his property in Culleoka from Residential General (RG) to Agricultural Preservation (AP) District. This rezoning would convert residential-zoned land to agricultural preservation use, potentially affecting development potential in the area.
Foster - RG to AP (2691) — rezoning
Applicants seek to rezone 47.64 acres from Residential General to Agricultural Preservation District in Culleoka. This rezoning would convert currently designated residential land to agricultural use protection.
Gramling - RG to AP (1001) — rezoning
Applicant seeks to rezone approximately 37 acres of property within Maury County from Residential General to Agricultural Preservation District. This rezoning would change the land use designation from residential to agricultural preservation.
Labella Springs - Letter of Credit — other
Labella Builders seeks approval to reduce the Letter of Credit for Labella Springs Subdivision (33 lots) by 30%, from $2,598,000 to $1,818,600. The reduction is proportional to completed work on this previously approved subdivision.
Sheepneck - 2021 Sparks — rezoning
Request to rezone 105.28 acres from Residential General to Agricultural Preservation District near Culleoka. This rezoning would change the property's designation away from residential use toward agricultural preservation purposes.
Sheepneck - Foster — rezoning
Request to rezone 47.64 acres from Residential General to Agricultural Preservation District on E Sheepneck Road. This rezoning would convert the property from residential-designated land to agricultural preservation.
Sheepneck - Gramling — rezoning
Request to rezone approximately 37 acres from Residential General to Agricultural Preservation District for the Maury County portion of the property. This rezoning would shift the property designation from residential to agricultural preservation use.
Item 14 — rezoning
Sheepneck Valley, LLC seeks to rezone 94.57 acres from Residential General (RG) to Agricultural Preservation (AP) district. This represents a change from residential development potential to agricultural preservation on E Sheepneck Road in Culleoka.
Item 15 — rezoning
2021 Sparks Community Property Trust seeks to rezone 105.28 acres from Residential General (RG) to Agricultural Preservation (AP) district. This represents a shift from residential development potential to agricultural preservation on E Sheepneck Road.
Item 16 — rezoning
Patricia Foster (on behalf of property owners William Clyde Foster, Jr. and Mike Foster) seeks to rezone 47.64 acres from Residential General (RG) to Agricultural Preservation (AP) district. This conversion removes residential development potential in favor of agricultural preservation.
Item 17 — rezoning
Christopher Gramling seeks to rezone approximately 37 acres (the portion within Maury County) from Residential General (RG) to Agricultural Preservation (AP) district. This converts residential development potential to agricultural preservation status.
Snow Creek Ranch — Faith-based retreat center with associated recreational facilities and overnight lodging
Snow Creek Ranch seeks to rezone approximately 245 acres from Residential General to Planned Development District to establish a faith-based retreat center with recreational facilities and lodging. This project represents a significant land use change and could affect residential character in the area.
Snow Creek Ranch - PD Amendment — pd_amendment
Snow Creek Road, LLC is seeking a Planned Development District Map Amendment for the Snow Creek Ranch project in District 6. This PD amendment could affect development rights and design requirements for the project area. Developers should review the specific terms and conditions of the amended PD ordinance to understand how it impacts land use and development standards.
Firefly PUD — rezoning
Three residential parcels in District 8 are being rezoned from Residential General (RG) to Planned Development (PD) to be incorporated into the existing Firefly PUD. This rezoning allows the applicant to bring additional land under the existing planned development framework.
Boondox - Final Site Plan — other
An exception to the standard six-month waiting period is being requested for The Boondox Project's Final Site Plan (Major), which was previously withdrawn due to applicant non-attendance. The applicant seeks to reapply before the waiting period expires on November 26, 2026.
Boondox - Site Plan — other
The Boondox Project seeks an exception to the standard six-month waiting period for reapplication of a Final Site Plan (Major) after a previous application was withdrawn due to applicant non-attendance. The Planning Commission must decide whether to grant this exception and allow reapplication before the six-month period expires. Approval would allow the project to move forward on an accelerated schedule.
Sisler - Rezoning RG to AP — rezoning
This 142-acre property in Culleoka is being rezoned from Residential General to Agricultural Preservation District. The rezoning would fundamentally change the allowed uses on this large property from residential to agricultural focus.
Campbell - RG to CRC — rezoning
Donna Marie Campbell seeks to rezone a 2.68-acre residential property from RG (Residential General) to CRC (Commercial Rural Center) district at 2976 Carters Creek Station Road in Columbia. The rezoning would allow commercial uses on what is currently zoned for residential development. This affects District 6 and may impact neighboring residential properties depending on the proposed commercial use.
Zoning Ordinance Amendment - Section 5.12.4(H) — other
This is a recommendation to delete Section 5.12.4(H), which contains standards for unmapped streams, from the Maury County Zoning Ordinance. Developers should monitor this amendment as it may affect stormwater management, drainage, and stream-related compliance requirements for future projects in Maury County.
Crosswaters Reserve — Residential and commercial mixed-use development
Crosswaters Reserve, LLC seeks to rezone 1,339 acres from industrial and rural residential to residential and commercial planned development districts. The project includes a preliminary master development plan for a large mixed-use development in District 7 that would convert industrial-zoned land to residential and commercial use.
TN-5561 — Cell Tower
Vertical Bridge and property owner Kristine Moore are seeking approval for a Major Final Site Plan for the Bear Wallo/US-TN-5561 Cell Tower at the specified Columbia location. This is a telecommunications infrastructure project that will require site plan compliance with Maury County standards. The project is identified as Tax Map 048, Parcel 007.02.
Firefly PUD Clubhouse — Clubhouse Village and Guard House
Firefly Holdings is seeking approval of Final Master Development Plan and Final Site Plan for a clubhouse village and guard house at Highway 431 in Spring Hill. The approval is contingent on January meeting approvals and includes associated variance requests for roadway design and construction plan procedures. This case directly affects PUD development timelines and infrastructure standards for planned communities in the county.
1308 Fountain Heights - Rezoning — rezoning
A rezoning request to convert 1308 Fountain Heights Road from rural residential (A-2) to general commercial (C-2) zoning in Columbia. This change could impact nearby rural residential properties and the character of District 9. Developers should monitor if this sets precedent for commercial encroachment into rural areas of the county.