West Nashville Community Plan (Subarea 7)
Public comment still welcome on draft Charlotte Pike plan
Planners presented a Draft Corridor Design Plan to property owners and stakeholders at a community meeting May 12; the plan would apply to Charlotte Pike between 42nd Avenue North and Richland Creek in West Nashville. The plan will also receive a public hearing at a future Planning Commission meeting, although no date has been set for that; meanwhile, planners continue to receive public comment and make presentations to neighborhood and community groups.
Draft Plan Discussion - May 12
- Presentation about the plan from the May 12 meeting
- Satisfaction Survey from the May 12 meeting
- Read the draft plan
Development Scenarios: How Streets & Buildings Could Look
- Neighborhood Center: Bird's Eye View
- Neighborhood Center: Overhead View
- Mixed-Use: Bird's Eye View
- Mixed-Use: Overhead View
- Questions or comments
Visioning Workshop - January 22
- Background information on the plan
- Map of the area and schedule of future meetings
- Summary of discussion at the Jan. 22 meeting
- Powerpoint presentation from the Jan. 22 meeting
Concept Plan Meeting - February 12
- Comments from stakeholders attending the Feb. 12 meeting
- Questions and answers from stakeholders attending Feb. 12 Concept Plan meeting
- Powerpoint presentation from the Feb. 12 meeting
Detailed Land Use Plan Meeting - March 3
Building Regulating Plan Meeting - April 3
- Comments from stakeholders attending the April 3 meeting
- Powerpoint presentation from the April 3 meeting on the Building Regulating Plan
Planning Commission approves landuse policy change to protect area near Nine Mile Hill
The Commission took action on July 27, 2007, to preserve the terrain and natural beauty of a 2100-acre area of mostly wooded hillsides in West Meade and Bellevue.
Commissioners unanimously approved applying Natural Conservation land use policy to a tract south of I-40, west of Jocelyn Hollow Road, north of Highway 70 South, and east of Old Hickory Boulevard.
That policy restricts excessive grading, cutting, and filling, preserves major ridgelines and viewsheds, and promotes residential design and development which fits into the surrounding environment.
- See a Powerpoint presentation explaining the reasons for the change
- Read the Commission's resolution and the plan amendment
Background information on the West Nashville Community Plan on January 28, 2000
The Metro Planning Commission adopted the West Nashville Community Plan on January 28, 2000. It was amended on November 13, 2003 and January 27, 2005.
The amendments are incorporated in the plan below; land use policies shown on the Structure Plan maps are contained in our Land Use Policy Application.
Please note: These files are posted in Adobe Acrobat format. Download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
| Document | Date | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Cover, Amendments, Resolution | ||
| Contents, Chapter 1 | ||
| Chapter 2, Part 1 | ||
| Chapter 2, Part 2 | ||
| Chapter 2, Part 3 | ||
| Chapter 3, Part 1 | ||
| Chapter 3, Part 2 | ||
| Chapter 4 | ||
| Appendices |
For
more information or questions on the West Nashville Community Plan,
please contact:
Bob
Eadler
Community Plans
Metropolitan Planning Department
800 2nd Avenue South
Nashville TN 37210
(615) 862-7167