Alcoa Municipal Regional Planning Commission Meeting Minutes
The commission heard extensive public testimony regarding a petition to rename Burns Street to James Hampton Avenue. Additionally, the commission adopted the annual work program and certified the Blount County, Tennessee Comprehensive Plan 2026. Several rezoning requests were approved, including portions of the Clayton-Bradley campus and amendments to the Planned Commercial Unit Development E-1 regulations. The commission also approved site plans for Project Hudson, the Clayton Wellness Center, and a convenience store on Topside Road, subject to various stipulations. Ultimately, the commission voted to recommend the denial of the petition to rename Burns Street.
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The Board reviewed and voted on two variance requests. A request for a front yard setback variance for a property at 2215 Payne Avenue, involving land impacted by highway acquisition, was denied. A second request to shift a driveway location and grant a visibility strip variance for a property at 3301 Northpark Boulevard was approved with conditions. Additionally, the Board discussed an informational item regarding the potential dissolution of the Alcoa Construction Board of Adjustments and the transfer of its functions to the Board of Zoning Appeals.