Goodlettsville public meetings in 2022
36 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners approved a 5% pay increase for full-time employees and 2.5% for part-time employees. They also authorized a joint crime center platform with Sumner County and other local municipalities. Additionally, the board approved a zoning change on Harris Street and an aquatics feasibility study.
- Approved 5% COLA for full-time and 2.5% for part-time employees (4-0)
- Approved joint crime center platform agreement with Sumner County (4-0)
- Approved rezoning of Harris Street property from R10 to CSL (4-0)
- Approved agreement with Kimley Horn for Aquatics Feasibility Study (4-0)
- Approved updated user and rental fees for Parks and Recreation facilities (4-0)
- Approved first reading of Zoning Ordinance amendment for home day care centers (4-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1100 to dispose of surplus city property via auction (4-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1099 ratifying board and commission appointments (4-0)
Planning Commission
The commission approved the final master plan for Monticello Townhomes with six stipulations. A request for a subdivision variance at 402 Mason Lane was denied, and the 2023 meeting calendar was approved.
- Approved final master plan for 28 townhouse units at 1537 Monticello Avenue with 6 stipulations (unanimous)
- Denied variance request to subdivide 402 Mason Lane into two lots (unanimous)
- Approved 2023 Planning Commission Meeting and Plan Submittal Calendar with July 10, 2023 meeting date (unanimous)
- Deferred request to amend Zoning Ordinance Section 14-208 (1)(c) regarding accessory buildings (unanimous)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners re-elected Rusty Tinnin as Mayor and Jennifer Duncan as Vice Mayor. The board approved several ordinances regarding zoning, budget amendments, and the prohibition of feeding feral animals. Additionally, the board authorized applications for state grants and requested a new turn lane on Long Hollow Pike.
- Re-elected Rusty Tinnin as Mayor (5-0)
- Re-elected Jennifer Duncan as Vice Mayor (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1055 regarding Board of Commission meeting dates (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1094 to apply for State Violent Crime Intervention Fund (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1096 requesting TDOT construct a turn lane on Long Hollow Pike (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1097 to apply for State Tourism and Hospitality Recovery Fund Grant (5-0)
- Approved amended Ordinance 22-1050 to adjust fiscal year 2022-2023 budget (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1053 prohibiting the feeding of feral animals (5-0)
Beer Board
The Beer Board approved a permit for the on-premise sale of beer at Campione’s Taste of Chicago. The board also approved the minutes from the August 10, 2022 meeting.
- Approved August 10, 2022 meeting minutes (5-0)
- Approved on-premise beer permit for Shukas Industries, LLC DBA Campione’s Taste of Chicago (5-0)
Planning Commission
The commission approved site plans for a 103,004 sq ft BJ's Wholesale Club and two industrial buildings totaling 225,200 sq ft. It also recommended a zoning change for a property on Harris Street and proposed a new definition for home day care centers.
- Approved site plan for two industrial buildings at 1016 Louisville Hwy 31W with four stipulations (Unanimous)
- Approved site plan for BJ's Wholesale Club at 1000 Rivergate Parkway with four stipulations (Unanimous)
- Approved request to reduce performance bond for Dry Creek Commons to $40,000 (Unanimous)
- Approved revised final subdivision plat for Dry Creek Townhomes Phase One (Unanimous)
- Recommended rezoning of 107 Harris Street from R-10 to CSL (Passed)
- Recommended Zoning Ordinance amendment defining home day care as 4-8 children (Passed)
- Deferred request for accessory residential unit ordinance amendment for further staff guidelines (Passed)
Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals
The Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals denied an administrative appeal from Richard C. Sheppard concerning a zoning violation notice. The board determined that allowing RVs to park on the property constituted a prohibited transient use in an agricultural residential zone.
- Approved October 4, 2022 meeting minutes
- Denied administrative appeal for RV parking at 1032 Williamson Road (unanimous)
Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals
The Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals deferred a variance request for a detached garage at 214 Hasty Drive until the next meeting, requiring a neighborhood meeting to address concerns. It also approved a rear setback variance for an attached carport at 207 West Cedar Street, reducing the required setback from 20 feet to 10 feet, with a 3-1 vote.
- Deferred variance for detached garage at 214 Hasty Drive (unanimous)
- Approved 10-foot rear setback variance for carport at 207 West Cedar Street (3-1)
Planning Commission
The commission unanimously approved the final subdivision plat for Dry Creek Townhomes Phase One, creating two lots and dedicating public right-of-way on 9.61 acres on Robert Cartwright Drive. No other votes were taken; the remaining agenda items were discussion only.
- Approved final subdivision plat for Dry Creek Townhomes Phase One (unanimous)
Planning Commission
The commission denied a request to amend the zoning ordinance to allow larger one-sided signs in the Interstate Sign District, voting unanimously against the proposal. They also approved a final subdivision plat for a commercial lot on Louisville Highway and deferred a non-conforming sign request due to the applicant's absence.
- Denied zoning ordinance amendment to allow larger one-sided signs in Interstate Sign District (unanimous)
- Approved final subdivision plat for Neely Family Subdivision/CESO, Inc. on 26.53 acres at 1016A and B Louisville Hwy 31W (unanimous)
- Deferred ATMA KRUPA INC. request to amend zoning ordinance for non-conforming sign at 707 Rivergate Parkway until applicant requests to be on agenda (unanimous)
- Approved staff request to amend zoning ordinance for flexible sign square footage in commercial center and planned unit development districts (unanimous)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners approved several ordinances and resolutions, including a budget amendment allocating American Rescue Plan funds (Ordinance 22-1048) with a 4-1 vote, Commissioner Young voting no. They also approved a zoning amendment removing right-of-way sections from sign zone maps, a second budget amendment for grants and a stormwater project, and multiple resolutions for property disposal, contract amendments, a new fire engine, traffic calming policy, and various service agreements. One resolution recognizing Jim Hitt was deferred.
- Approved Ordinance 22-1047 (zoning amendment) 5-0
- Approved Ordinance 22-1048 (ARPA budget amendment) 4-1, Young no
- Approved Ordinance 22-1049 (budget amendment for grants/stormwater) 5-0
- Approved Resolution 22-1076 (surplus property auction) 5-0
- Approved Resolution 22-1077 (TDOT contract extension) 5-0
- Approved Resolution 22-1078 (rescind wastewater territory resolution) 4-0, Young abstained
- Approved Resolution 22-1079 (new fire engine purchase) 5-0
- Deferred Resolution 22-1080 (recognition of Jim Hitt) 5-0
Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals
The Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals denied a rear building setback variance for an accessory carport at 207 West Cedar Street, citing self-inflicted hardship because the owner built without a permit. A home day care request at 611B Ellen Drive was also denied. A sign permit appeal was deferred to November.
- Denied rear setback variance for carport at 207 West Cedar Street (unanimous)
- Denied conditional use for home day care at 611B Ellen Drive (unanimous)
- Deferred administrative appeal of sign permit denial for Kenjoh Outdoor Advertising to November meeting (unanimous)
- Denied motion to reconsider the carport variance (failed for lack of second)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners approved three zoning ordinances on second reading, including a change on Monticello Drive to High Density Residential Planned Unit Development (4-0) despite public opposition over traffic and stormwater concerns. They also approved a resolution allocating $1.5 million in ARPA funds for Phase I public projects (3-1), with Commissioner Young voting no after failing to remove $175,000 for an aquatics study and event flooring. Other actions included abandoning a portion of L&N Turnpike right-of-way, updating sewer billing and tap fee codes, and adopting the official city streets list.
- Approved Ordinance 22-1041: rezoning Monticello Drive to High Density Residential PUD (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1042: updated zoning definition of 'family' to comply with state law (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1043: rezoning portion of South Dickerson Road to High Density Residential PUD (4-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1073: ARPA fund allocation for Phase I projects (3-1, Young no)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1044: abandoned 400 ft of L&N Turnpike right-of-way (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1045: amended sewer billing code (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1046: amended sewer tap fee code (4-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1068: adopted official city streets list (4-0)
Beer Board
The Goodlettsville Beer Board approved an on-premises beer permit for S & S Promotions, LLC DBA Patron Event Center at 709 Rivergate Pkwy, contingent on the applicant providing the Health Department permit to City Hall once received. The board discussed security, occupancy, and the building's lease status. The minutes from the July 13, 2022 meeting were also approved.
- Approved on-premises beer permit for S & S Promotions LLC DBA Patron Event Center (5-0), contingent on Health Department permit
- Approved minutes of 07/13/2022 meeting (5-0)
Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals
The Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals deferred a request by property owner Mike Galbreath to appeal a zoning violation notice and obtain a variance for an accessory building at 207 West Cedar Street. The deferral was made unanimously to allow additional review of a setback variance request. No final decision was made on the appeal or variance.
- Approved minutes of July 5, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
- Deferred accessory building appeal and variance request to September meeting (unanimous)
Planning Commission
The Goodlettsville Planning and Zoning Commission approved site plans for a credit union, an equipment storage lot, a day care parking reduction, and a pole sign alteration. It deferred two zoning ordinance amendment requests related to signs. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved site plan for Old Hickory Credit Union with ATM drive lane design alteration (unanimous)
- Approved site plan for CMI Equipment Sales with storm water and landscaping stipulations (unanimous)
- Deferred Kenjoh Outdoor Advertising sign ordinance amendment request (unanimous)
- Approved pole sign alteration for Caldwell Square Publix (unanimous)
- Approved reduced parking for Kiddie Academy day care (unanimous)
- Deferred KRUPA INC non-conforming sign ordinance amendment request (unanimous)
Board of Commissioners
The Goodlettsville Board of Commissioners approved a sewer service agreement with Metro Nashville (Resolution 22-1051) with one abstention, accepted Parkview Preserve improvements, and advanced several zoning and ordinance changes on first reading. All other resolutions and consent agenda items passed unanimously.
- Approved Resolution 22-1051, sewer agreement with Metro Nashville (4-0, Young abstaining)
- Approved Resolution 22-1035, accepting Parkview Preserve improvements with maintenance bond (5-0)
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 22-1041, rezoning Monticello Drive property to HDRPUD (5-0)
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 22-1042, amending definition of family (5-0)
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 22-1043, rezoning South Dickerson Road property to HDRPUD (5-0)
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 22-1044, abandoning L&N Turnpike right-of-way for 7-11 (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1066, purchasing two electronic mobile message boards with ARPA funds (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1067, amending paving contract with Rogers Group (5-0)
Beer Board
The Goodlettsville Beer Board voted 2-0 to defer the on-premises beer permit request from S & S Promotions, LLC (DBA Patron Event Center) for one month. The board asked the owners to provide a detailed business plan and meet with the code and fire marshal to clarify their operating model. The item will be reconsidered on August 10, 2022.
- Approved minutes of 06/08/2022 meeting (2-0)
- Deferred S & S Promotions, LLC beer permit to August 10, 2022 (2-0)
- Adjourned meeting at 9:39 a.m. (2-0)
Planning Commission
The Goodlettsville Planning and Zoning Commission approved a one-year extension and 10% increase of the Dry Creek Cottages performance bond to $218,000, and approved a revised sign location for a 7-Eleven. The commission also approved a final master plan revision for Stone Bridge Lots, a rezoning and preliminary master plan for 1211 South, and a zoning ordinance amendment to the definition of 'family'. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved Dry Creek Cottages performance bond extension and increase to $218,000 (unanimous)
- Approved revised high-rise pole sign location for 7-Eleven at 843 Hwy 31W (unanimous)
- Approved Stone Bridge Lots final master plan revision with stipulations (unanimous)
- Approved rezoning to HDRPUD and preliminary master plan for 75 units at 1211 Dickerson Road with stipulations (unanimous)
- Approved zoning ordinance amendment to definition of 'family' (unanimous)
Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals
The Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals unanimously approved a conditional use permit for Gateway Classic Cars to operate an indoor car sales, viewing, and special events business at 1000 Rivergate Parkway, Suite 2030. The approval includes stipulations that the use be limited to interior vehicle display with no on-site service, compliance with building and fire codes, and future changes to be reviewed by the Board. The meeting also approved the May 3, 2022 minutes and noted a deferred agenda item.
- Approved conditional use for Gateway Classic Cars at 1000 Rivergate Parkway, Suite 2030 (unanimous)
- Approved May 3, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Deferred agenda item for Kenjoh Outdoor Advertising, LLC
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners approved a contract with TDOT for traffic flow improvements and signal upgrades (Phase IV) under a $2.335 million grant with a $25,000 city match. They also approved several other resolutions, including declaring property surplus for auction, applying for a water infrastructure grant, ratifying an emergency purchase, and approving a TDOT right-of-way maintenance contract. The board deferred indefinitely a resolution to accept Parkview Preserve improvements until outstanding items are completed. Meeting dates were temporarily changed to the second Thursday of each month.
- Approved Resolution 22-1057 for TDOT traffic signal upgrades (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1052 declaring property surplus for auction (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1053 for Mansker Creek wastewater grant application (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1054 ratifying emergency purchase of hydraulic channel grinder (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1055 for TDOT right-of-way maintenance contract (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1056 changing meeting date to second Thursday (5-0)
- Deferred Resolution 22-1035 for Parkview Preserve improvements indefinitely (5-0)
- Approved minutes of May 12, 2022 meeting (5-0)
Beer Board
The Goodlettsville Beer Board voted 3-0 to defer a decision on an on-premises beer permit for S & S Promotions, LLC DBA Patron Event Center at 709 Rivergate Pkwy. The deferral was due to the absence of one partner, concerns about criminal history, and unresolved food service requirements. The board will revisit the application in one month.
- Approved minutes of 02/09/2022 meeting (3-0)
- Re-elected Jerry Mayes as Chairperson (3-0)
- Elected Jennifer Duncan as Vice Chairperson (3-0)
- Deferred beer permit for Patron Event Center for one month (3-0)
Planning Commission
The Goodlettsville Planning and Zoning Commission deferred the Stone Bridge Lots/Holladay Ventures final master plan revision to address TDOT traffic signal concerns and building material standards. The commission approved a recommendation for rezoning and preliminary master plan for Monticello Townhomes (30 units) with stipulations, denied a U-Haul rental use request, and approved a site plan amendment for Metro Baptist Church.
- Deferred Stone Bridge Lots/Holladay Ventures final master plan revision (unanimous)
- Approved Monticello Townhomes rezoning to HDRPUD and preliminary master plan (unanimous)
- Denied limited vehicle rental facility request at 240 Long Hollow Pike (unanimous)
- Approved Metro Baptist Church site plan amendment for 21,025 sq. ft. addition (unanimous)
- Deferred WES Outdoor Power Equipment side setback variance request (unanimous)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners approved the annual budget and tax rate for FY2022-23 with no increase in taxes or fees, and also approved several zoning amendments, including designating the Commercial Core as a Cultural Arts District and allowing electronic message boards for residential signs. A resolution to accept Parkview Preserve improvements was deferred for one meeting. The board also heard a citizen complaint about vehicle noise on Old Dickerson Pike but took no action.
- Approved FY2022-23 budget and tax rate (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1037 designating Commercial Core as Cultural Arts District (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1038 allowing electronic message boards with review process (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1039 deleting Historic Zoning Commission chapter (5-0)
- Deferred Resolution 22-1035 for Parkview Preserve improvements for one meeting (5-0)
- Approved minutes of April 28, 2022 meeting (5-0)
Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals
The Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals approved a variance request from Metro Baptist Church of Nashville Inc. to allow a 0.3-foot reduction from the required finished floor elevation for a non-residential building addition in a FEMA floodplain. The variance permits the addition to be elevated 1.7 feet above the base flood elevation instead of the required 2 feet. The motion passed unanimously with stipulations referenced in the meeting.
- Approved 0.3-foot variance for Metro Baptist Church addition (unanimous)
- Approved April 5, 2022 meeting minutes (Huffman abstained)
Planning Commission
The Goodlettsville Planning Commission deferred a request to amend the Allen Farms master plan to allow duplexes on 64 of 71 lots, and denied a pole sign application for the I-65/Rivergate Parkway interchange. The commission also approved several other items, including a playground grant application, public improvements for Parkview Preserve, and a zoning map amendment to remove right-of-way from the Interstate Sign District.
- Approved preliminary site plan for Rachel's Garden Playground grant application (unanimous)
- Approved Parkview Preserve Phase One public improvements with two $60,000 maintenance bonds (unanimous)
- Approved final master plan for 76 apartment units at Vintage Northcreek Phase Two (unanimous)
- Deferred Stone Bridge Lots final master plan revision for traffic study and grading (unanimous)
- Denied Kenjoh Outdoor Advertising pole sign on CSX right-of-way (unanimous)
- Deferred Allen Farms master plan amendment for duplexes on 64 lots (unanimous)
- Approved Interstate Sign District map amendment to exclude right-of-way (unanimous)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners approved a zoning ordinance amendment (22-1035) on second reading, adopted the FY 2022-2023 budget (22-1040) on first reading, and approved a resolution (22-1048) establishing automatic annual sewer rate increases tied to Metro Nashville's CPI-based adjustments, capped at 2.3%. The board also approved resolutions for engineering agreements, a proclamation for Children's Mental Health Acceptance Day, and deferred a sewer agreement with Metro Nashville pending further information.
- Approved zoning ordinance amendment 22-1035 (3-0)
- Approved FY 2022-2023 budget ordinance 22-1040, first reading (3-0)
- Approved sewer rate increase resolution 22-1048 (3-0)
- Approved engineering agreement amendment with Corradino Group, Resolution 22-1049 (3-0)
- Approved engineering agreement amendment with Kimley Horn, Resolution 22-1050 (3-0)
- Deferred sewer agreement with Metro Nashville, Resolution 22-1051 (3-0)
- Approved proclamation for Children's Mental Health Acceptance Day, Resolution 22-1047 (3-0)
- Approved minutes of April 14, 2022 meeting (3-0)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners approved a budget amendment (Ordinance 22-1036), designated the Commercial Core as a Cultural Arts District (Ordinance 22-1037), and allowed electronic message boards in residential zones with a review process (Ordinance 22-1038). They also ratified the Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals membership and set new residential solid waste fees at $18/month (with discounts for tax freeze and disability participants). All votes were 5-0.
- Approved Ordinance 22-1036 amending FY 2021-2022 budget (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1037 designating Commercial Core as Cultural Arts District (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1038 allowing electronic message boards in residential zones (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1045 ratifying Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals membership (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1046 setting residential solid waste fee at $18/month, $22 for extra cans, $9 for tax freeze/disability (5-0)
Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals
The Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals approved two variance requests unanimously. The first allows a side setback variance for a commercial addition at 608 N. Main Street. The second allows lot size and width variances for a residential property at 307 Dorr Drive to build a single-family home.
- Approved side setback variance for 608 N. Main Street addition (unanimous)
- Approved lot size and width variances for 307 Dorr Drive (unanimous)
Planning Commission
The Goodlettsville Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a site plan for a 14,933 sq. ft. commercial building with retail, classrooms, and indoor shooting ranges at 300 Cartwright Street and East Cedar Street, including a minor final subdivision plat to combine three properties into one. The commission also unanimously approved a zoning ordinance amendment designating the Commercial Core Overlay District as an Arts District while denying the permanent use of portable buildings, and approved an amendment to permit limited electronic changeable copy signs in residential zoning districts.
- Approved Range USA site plan for 14,933 sq. ft. building with indoor shooting ranges at 300 Cartwright Street (unanimous)
- Approved minor final subdivision plat combining three properties into one at 300 Cartwright Street (unanimous)
- Approved zoning amendment designating Commercial Core Overlay District as Arts District (unanimous)
- Denied amendment to permit portable buildings used permanently with customer occupancy (unanimous)
- Approved zoning amendment permitting limited electronic changeable copy signs in residential districts (unanimous)
- Approved agenda with discussion item removed (unanimous)
- Approved March 7, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Planning Commission
The Goodlettsville Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a comprehensive set of zoning ordinance amendments addressing parking, landscaping, building design, and planned unit development standards. The amendments aim to improve design and address concerns raised during a recent moratorium on PUD submittals. The commission also discussed the Regional Center PUD ordinance but took no separate action on it.
- Approved zoning ordinance amendments (motion by Duncan, seconded by McNeal, unanimous)
- Approved agenda for the meeting
- Approved minutes of the February 7, 2022 meeting
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners approved several ordinances and resolutions, including creating a new Industrial Commercial zoning district, rezoning properties on Louisville Hwy 31W to that district, updating sign regulations, granting Cumberland Connect a cable franchise, and imposing a 90-day moratorium on high-density PUD rezoning. They also approved resolutions supporting state sales tax revenue sharing, an ARPA grant administration agreement, and amendments to TDOT contracts. All votes were 4-0 except the moratorium, which passed 3-1.
- Approved Ordinance 22-1028 creating IC Industrial Commercial zoning district (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1026 rezoning Louisville Hwy 31W properties to IC (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1027 updating sign regulations for nonconforming signs (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1030 granting Cumberland Connect 10-year cable franchise (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1031 imposing 90-day moratorium on high-density PUD rezoning (3-1, Young no)
- Approved Resolution 22-1036 supporting state sales tax revenue sharing (4-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1037 ARPA grant administration agreement with Community Development Partners (4-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1038 amending TDOT transportation project contracts (4-0)
Planning Commission
The Goodlettsville Planning and Zoning Commission approved all seven agenda items, including site plans for an office/service center, a Publix backup generator, a building expansion, a car wash, and 37 townhouses, as well as zoning ordinance and map amendments for a Main Street Mixed Use Overlay and a use designation for a lawn mower sales facility. All votes were unanimous. The commission also discussed two non-action items: a potential mixed-use density increase on West Monticello Avenue and a proposal to allow a train caboose for retail sales, but took no action on either.
- Approved site plan for 12,000 sq ft office/service center on Windsor Green Ct (unanimous)
- Approved backup generator with screening wall at Publix, 460 Long Hollow Pike (unanimous)
- Approved building expansion and parking alterations at 861 Springfield Hwy (unanimous)
- Approved site plan for 6,335 sq ft automated car wash at 155 Long Hollow Pike (unanimous)
- Approved final master plan for 37 townhouses on Dry Creek Road (unanimous)
- Approved Zoning Ordinance amendment adding Main Street Mixed Use Overlay (unanimous)
- Approved Zoning Map amendment designating overlay on 1.25 acres on N. Main Street (unanimous)
- Approved lawn mower sales/service use designation at 122 Two Mile Pike with stipulations (unanimous)
Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals
The Goodlettsville Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals unanimously approved a conditional use permit for an entertainment and amusement services use (event center) at 600 S. Main Street, Suite 216, with stipulations including occupancy limits, interior-only use, and compliance with business licenses and noise ordinances. The board also elected Cisco Gilmore as Chair and Brian Rager as Vice-Chair, and approved the December 7, 2021 meeting minutes.
- Approved conditional use for event center at 600 S. Main St., Suite 216 (unanimous)
- Stipulation: occupancy not to exceed Fire Marshal's determination, max 140
- Stipulation: interior use only; exterior events require separate special event approval
- Stipulation: tenants must obtain business licenses, beer permits, and comply with noise limits
- Elected Cisco Gilmore as Chair (unanimous)
- Elected Brian Rager as Vice-Chair (unanimous)
- Approved December 7, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners approved several ordinances and resolutions, including a 90-day moratorium on rezoning approvals for high-density residential and regional center planned unit developments (3-1). They also approved a cable franchise for Cumberland Connect, a budget amendment, and new municipal service fees. A resolution to accept Parkview Preserve Phase 1 improvements was deferred indefinitely.
- Approved Ordinance 22-1023 amending board meeting order of business (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1024 calling election for two commission seats (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1029 amending FY 2021-2022 budget (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1030 granting Cumberland Connect 10-year cable franchise (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1031 imposing 90-day moratorium on high-density PUD rezoning (3-1)
- Approved Resolution 22-1033 adopting consent agenda rules (4-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1034 setting municipal service fees (4-0)
- Deferred indefinitely Resolution 22-1035 accepting Parkview Preserve Phase 1 improvements (4-0)
Board of Commissioners
The Board denied Ordinance 22-1025, which would have imposed a 180-day moratorium on rezoning approvals for High Density Residential Planned Unit Developments, in a 2-2 vote. The board approved first readings of several other ordinances, including amendments to the order of business, election call, zoning map changes, sign regulations, and budget. A resolution for a Swiftwater Rescue Team inter-local agreement was also approved.
- Approved minutes of Dec 9, 2021 meeting (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1023, amending order of business (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1024, calling election for two commission seats (4-0)
- Denied Ordinance 22-1025, 180-day moratorium on high-density PUD rezoning (2-2)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1026, zoning map change on Louisville Hwy 31W to IC (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1027, sign regulations for nonconforming signs (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1028, adding IC Industrial Commercial zoning district (4-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-1032, Swiftwater Rescue Team agreement (4-0)
Planning Commission
The Goodlettsville Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend creating a new Industrial Commercial zoning district and to rezone 26.48 acres at 1016 A and B Louisville Hwy 31W to that district, except for the front 250 feet which remains Commercial General. The commission also approved several other items, including a recommendation for acceptance of public improvements at Parkview Preserve with stipulations, a one-year performance bond extension for Dry Creek Commons, a zoning ordinance amendment for nonconforming signs, and the 2021 annual report. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved recommendation to create Industrial Commercial zoning district (unanimous)
- Approved rezoning of 26.48 acres at 1016 A and B Louisville Hwy 31W to Industrial Commercial, except front 250' remains Commercial General (unanimous)
- Approved Parkview Preserve Phase One public improvements acceptance with stipulations (unanimous)
- Approved one-year performance bond extension for Dry Creek Commons (unanimous)
- Approved zoning ordinance amendment for nonconforming sign alterations (unanimous)
- Approved 2021 Planning Commission Annual Report (unanimous)
- Re-elected Tony Espinosa as Chairman and Scott Trew as Vice-Chairman (unanimous)