Board of Commissioners · Development & land use
Case 3-F-26-RZ
Approved — Approved as voted.
The request, as filed
- Request
- REQUEST OF TAYLOR D. FORRESTER FOR REZONING FROM A (AGRICULTURAL) TO PR (PLANNED RESIDENTIAL) UP TO 5 DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE.
- Applicant, as named
- TAYLOR D. FORRESTER
- Zone change
- A (AGRICULTURAL) → PR (PLANNED RESIDENTIAL) (UP TO 5 DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE)
- Location, as printed in the minutes
- 2131 E GOVERNOR JOHN SEVIER HIGHWAY · Parcel ID 111 01602 (PARTIAL) · District 9
- Case type
- Rezoning
What these zones are, in the county’s own words
- A — Agricultural Zone
- “This zone provides for a wide range of agricultural and related uses as well as residential uses with low population densities and other compatible uses which generally require large areas or open spaces.” — §5.22.01, The Zoning Ordinance of Knox County, Tennessee (as amended through 2023-08-28)
- PR — Planned Residential Zone
- “The regulations established in this zone are intended to provide optional methods of land development which encourage more imaginative solutions to environmental design problems. Residential areas thus established would be characterized by a unified building and site development program, open space for recreation and provision for commercial, religious, educational, and cultural facilities which are integrated with the total project by unified architectural and open space treatment.” — §5.13.01, The Zoning Ordinance of Knox County, Tennessee (as amended through 2023-08-28)
Quoted verbatim from the ordinance’s “general description” of each zone — what a zone permits in full is defined by the complete ordinance text at the link.
On the record
Every published meeting that took this case up, oldest first.
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Apr 20, 2026 — Adopted 11-0-0-0 · moved by Adam Thompson, seconded by Courtney Durrett
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May 11, 2026 — Adopted 10-0-0-1 · moved by Terry Hill, seconded by Adam Thompson
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May 11, 2026 — Heard — no vote on the published record for this appearance.
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Jun 15, 2026 — Adopted 6-4-0-1 · moved by Shane Jackson, seconded by Terry Hill