Meeting
Board of Zoning Appeals | 06-04-26
Body
Blount County Government, Tennessee
Date
June 03, 2026
Jurisdiction
State & Local
The Blount County Board of Zoning Appeals held a meeting on June 4, 2026, primarily to review special exception requests for two multi-family residential developments. The first project, a 27.39-acre workforce housing development at South O'Dell Road and West Lamar Alexander Parkway, proposed 300 units with an investment of $58 million. The board discussed traffic improvements, utility service including the installation of a lift station, and compliance with zoning regulations. The motion to approve the project did not pass unanimously, leading to a tabling of the decision to the next meeting. The second project involved a 41-acre site at 3652 US 411 South, Maryville, proposing 524 units. The board reviewed zoning compliance, traffic impact studies, and community concerns about safety and congestion. A motion to approve was also tabled pending a full board vote. Both projects emphasized adherence to zoning requirements, infrastructure improvements, and community integration. No final approvals were granted during this meeting, with both items deferred for further consideration.
Source
Blount County Government, Tennessee