Neighbors,
I have received information regarding a recent sale that is not yet recorded at the Register of Deeds for the Glencrest at Nashboro Village PUD that was half completed before Vastland LLC foreclosed. The property was in the hands of First Bank 200 Fourth Ave. N, Nashville, TN 37219. They have now sold to First Cumberland Properties located at 5020 Harpeth Drive and the development will have subsidized/affordable housing and will be named Nashboro Village Townhomes. The developer is planning to build to the specs approved by the planning commission and council in 2008. There are no additional approvals needed by council.
Just recently I initiated a periodic review of this PUD Map and Parcel 135110D90000CO as well as the Commercial PUD at flintlock ct and nashboro blvd Map and Parcel 13500041800 and property directly across from this map and parcel 13500027600 . A request can be initiated every 6 years if there has been no development activity on a property and a review of what is planned can go through a technical review process.
If the planning commission finds these portions of the Nashboro PUD to be inactive, then the council would then need to take action (Section 17.40.120.H.4)
Metropolitan Council Consideration. The procedures of Article III of this chapter (Amendments) shall apply to metropolitan council consideration of ordinance (s) to:
a. Re-approve the existing PUD master plan and apply the appropriate base zoning district (s), if different from current base zoning,
b. Amend the PUD master plan, or
c. Cancel the PUD overlay district, including any change (s) to the underlying base zoning district
d. Decline to take action by ordinance. If the metropolitan council does not act to re approve, amend, or cancel the PUD within six months of receipt of the planning commission's recommended legislation, the property may be developed in accordance with the master development plan last approved by the metropolitan council, or subsequently revised by the planning commission.
March 2 - letter will be sent to property owners - have to be documentation given that there has been activity
March 7 - Review by Planning on Plans - internal
March 12 - Review by Planning on development - internal
March 13-30 - receive documentation from property owners, review documentation, get clarification as needed or additional documentation
April 6 - Planning Staff recommendation
April 12 - Metro Planning Commission meeting
Also Antioch Priest Lake's Community Sub Area 13 Plan which guides the land use policy that decisions are based on for zoning requests and approvals is scheduled to be updated with community wide input. It is only updated every 8 -10 years and was last updated in 2003. This is a very very important process to be involved with as it determines how our community will develop and transition for the next 8-10 years. The schedule is below:
April 5 – Kickoff
Planners will explain the update process and hear initial public comments.
April 16 – Economic Development and Retail Centers
April 19 – Hands-On Design Workshop
3-7 pm at the Southeast Branch Library, 2325 Hickory Highlands Drive; come for part or all of this informal discussion, and offer your ideas on how Antioch might look in the future.
May 3 – Transportation
May 17 – Housing and; Open Space
June 26 – Draft Policy Recommendations and Implementation
August 30 – Final Policy Recommendations
http://www.nashville.gov/mpc/communityplans/subarea/subarea13_update.asp
