KNOXVILLE/KNOX COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING COMMISSION SUBDIVISION REPORT - CONCEPT

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1 KNOXVILLE/KNOX COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING COMMISSION SUBDIVISION REPORT - CONCEPT FILE #: 2-SE-16-C AGENDA ITEM #: 11 POSTPONEMENT(S): 2/11/2016 AGENDA DATE: 3/10/2016 SUBDIVISION: APPLICANT/DEVELOPER: OWNER(S): BROOME ROAD SUBDIVISION BRIAN ROWE Rowe TAX IDENTIFICATION: 106 P A 026, 031, & View map on KGIS JURISDICTION: City Council District 2 STREET ADDRESS: 515 Broome Rd LOCATION: Northwest side of Broome Rd., north of Chadwick Dr. SECTOR PLAN: Northwest City GROWTH POLICY PLAN: Urban Growth Area (Inside City Limits) WATERSHED: Ten Mile Creek APPROXIMATE ACREAGE: 7.44 acres ZONING: EXISTING LAND USE: PROPOSED USE: SURROUNDING LAND USE AND ZONING: R-1E (Low Density Exclusive Residential) Vacant land Detached Residential Subdivision North: Residences / R-1E (Low Density Exclusive Residential) South: Residences / RP-1 (Planned Residential) East: Residences / R-1E (Low Density Exclusive Residential) West: Residences / R-1E (Low Density Exclusive Residential) NUMBER OF LOTS: 6 SURVEYOR/ENGINEER: Dennis N. Gore ACCESSIBILITY: SUBDIVISION VARIANCES REQUIRED: Access is via Broome Rd., a major collector street with a 22' pavement width within a 40' - 50' right-of-way. None STAFF RECOMMENDATION: POSTPONE until the April 14, 2016 MPC meeting as requested by the applicant. COMMENTS: The applicant is proposing to subdivide this 4.7 acre tract into 6 detached residential lots at a density of 1.28 du/ac. This property which is zoned R-1E (Low Density Exclusive Residential) is located on the northwest side of Broome Rd., just north of Chadwick Dr. The R-1E zoning district has a minimum lot size requirement of 7,500 square feet with no minimum lot width requirement. The proposed lots range in size from 20,280 square feet to 34,870 square feet ( acres). The proposed minimum lot width will be 75'. Since Broome Rd. is classified as a major collector street, all lots will be required to have a turnaround area for the driveway so that vehicles will not have to back out onto Broome Rd. A sidewalk will be provided along the AGENDA ITEM #: 11 FILE #: 2-SE-16-C 2/29/ :52 PM TOM BRECHKO PAGE #: 11-1

2 subdivision's entire street frontage of Broome Rd. The sidewalk will be installed prior to approval and recording of a final plat for this subdivision or a bond shall be posted with the City of Knoxville Department of Engineering to guarantee such installation. The applicant has identified on the concept plan approximately 1.2 acres of the property to be available for transfer to three existing lots located on Mars Hill Rd. (identified as Lots 7-9 on the concept plan). The resubdivision of this property would have to follow platting procedures that would not result in an increase in the total number of lots (maximum of 9 lots as designated on the concept plan). ESTIMATED TRAFFIC IMPACT: 78 (average daily vehicle trips) Average Daily Vehicle Trips are computed using national average trip rates reported in the latest edition of "Trip Generation," published by the Institute of Transportation Engineers. Average Daily Vehicle Trips represent the total number of trips that a particular land use can be expected to generate during a 24-hour day (Monday through Friday), with a "trip" counted each time a vehicle enters or exits a proposed development. ESTIMATED STUDENT YIELD: 2 (public and private school children, ages 5-18 years) Schools affected by this proposal: West Hills Elementary, Bearden Middle, and Bearden High. School-age population (ages 5 18) is estimated by MPC using data from a variety of sources. While most children will attend public schools, the estimate includes population that may be home-schooled, attend private schools at various stages of enrollment, or drop out of the public system. Students are assigned to schools based on current attendance zones as determined by Knox County Schools. Zone boundaries are subject to change. Estimates presume full build-out of the proposed development. Build-out is subject to market forces, and timing varies widely from proposal to proposal. Student yields from new development do not reflect a net addition of children in schools. Additions occur incrementally over the build-out period. New students may replace current population that ages through the system or moves from the attendance zone. School capacities are subject to change by Knox County Schools through building additions, curriculum or scheduling changes, or amendments to attendance zone boundaries. MPC's approval or denial of this request is final, unless the action is appealed to Knox County Chancery Court. The date of the Knox County Chancery Court appeal hearing will depend on when the appeal application is filed. AGENDA ITEM #: 11 FILE #: 2-SE-16-C 2/29/ :52 PM TOM BRECHKO PAGE #: 11-2

3 A ROSWELL RD F LN OVERTON FALCON DR CA CA F RP DU/AC R WALKER SPRINGS RD A A F-1 HUNTWOOD A-1 RB C-3 C-3 OLD MIDDLEBRO OK PIKE COUNTRY CLUB WAY F RB RP-1 R-1A LN F LANDMARK DR MIDDLEBROOK PIKE R-1E RB F RB A-1 R-1 M ANOR VIEW DR R-1 26 N GALLAHER VIEW RD R A-1 RP DU/AC 28 RP R-1A 3 F-1 MARS HILL RD MIL ANO WAY RP-1 <6 DU/AC SE-16-C CONCEPT PLAN R-2 MIDDLEBROOK PIKE 38 F-1 32 RP-1 <6 DU/AC RP DU/AC ROBINSON RD DOUBLEHEAD LN R-1E KEMPTON RD ALEXANDER CAVET CHADWICK DR D R WESTBOROUGH RD CORTELAND DR MIDDLEBROOK PIKE BROOME RD BATHURST RD 1 2 MIDDLEBROOK PIKE 14 AINSWORTH DR 2 R-1E BENNINGTON DR Parental Responsibility Zone (PRZ) 44 Subdivision: Broome Road Subdivision CHESTERFIELD DR Approval of Concept Plan Original Print Date: 1/26/2016 Revised: Metropolitan Planning Commission * City / County Building * Knoxville, TN Map No: 106 Jurisdiction: City Feet ±

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5 2/2/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] West Hills Broome Road Concept [MPC Comment] West Hills Broome Road Concept 'Ashley Williams' via Commission Tue, Feb 2, 2016 at 2:10 PM Reply To: To: Reuben Pelot Iii "Leland C. Hume" "A. B. Kliefoth" Good afternoon to you all, I am writing to you today regarding Brian Rowe's proposed neighborhood concept that will be heard Feb 11th 2016, Agenda number 16 2 SE 16 C. After reviewing the proposed project there are some concerns that come to mind. 1.) Broome Road at the point of concern has a very sharp curve in the road, I live 3 houses up from that curve I hear the cars/trucks who slide off the road from going too fast. Normally I will use my truck to pull them back onto the road, some wind up calling tow trucks ( this happens only on the North West side of Broome). Albeit this occurs only 4 or 5 times a year. However, this is where the proposed driveways will be which brings up sight distance issues to me. 2.) Given the width of the properties and the fact that West Hills homes are historically built parallel to the road we are concerned of the size, layout and style of housing that will be built. Because of the gas line as well as water drainage put on the properties it leaves very little space to build housing consistent with the integrity of the existing housing. If I could ask you to drive by the area on Broome Road, Kempton and Westborough you will see the size and style of housing that exists and have access to Broome Road.. There is not enough buildable property to warrant that size of housing. The neighbors would be more likely to welcome 3 houses on that amount of land rather than 5. We are not opposed to the development of the property we are concerned about the size of the homes being consistent with the existing structures. I live diagonal from Brian Rowe, I have welcomed him into the neighborhood, our children have begun to see each other from time to time. I am not making this personal and I have told Brian that I never intend on making it personal. My position is to step up and defend the Neighborhood and make sure it's integrity is kept fore front. Yes, there are smaller homes just south of the project area however those hoses do not have access into West Hills or Broome Road and are not considered part of West Hills. As the President of the West Hills Community Association, I have asked Brian Rowe to come address the neighborhoods concerns ( which Brian has agreed to do.) at our Monthly Neighborhood Association meeting (February 15th our meetings used to fall before MPC, however, since MPC changed the day ours now falls after your meeting.) to give him the opportunity to address any concerns in a more private setting as well as to not take time to address these issues on Feb the 11th resulting in wasting your time. I hope you will consider West Hills Inviting Brian to our meeting so he can describe the project as showing our willingness to hear him out and work with him. I think it is very important for a Developer and a neighborhood to have the time to get together and discuss this before any final rulings occur. I hope you would agree with that thought process and consider postponing any final decision until after this takes place. I welcome any feedback. I thank you for your time and attention to this matter.. Ashley C. Williams President of the West Hills Community Association 522 Broome Road Knoxville Tn, ac.will@yahoo.com 1/1

6 To: MPC Knoxville From: Debra E. Smith Date: February 3, 2016 RE: 2 SE 16 C Proposed Neighborhood Dear MPC: West Hills Community is a most sought after neighborhood. Established, well built, all brick ranchers, basement ranchers are being sold days after coming on the market, BUT that is in danger of being tarnished due to Mr. Brian Rowe and his development team. My letter is to express concern about the following in regards to 2-SE-16-C being built directly on Broome Road, concerns include but are not limited to: Width of properties on parcel once built Driveways entering directly onto Broome Road (5 6 total) Homes being 10 feet apart once finished Site distance issues on Broome Road (exiting neighborhood) Water table, drainage, gas line issues Destroying 50 year old trees, landscaping, wildlife areas I personally had a conversation with Brian shortly after he moved in (September) and was told he would not be building/developing/planning for at least 1.5 years; so here we are 4 months later with a public variance meeting on 2/11? He also stated that he has gone door to door asking for approval on his project, he has yet to knock on one door including mine directly across the street. Two associations West Hills & Kempton/Westborough meet on a monthly basis, and collectively we can agree we have not seen or heard from Mr. Rowe in regards to 2 SE 16 C? We are not against development, but we are against inexpensive, shot gun style homes sitting on top of one another for the sake of being built. We would like for Mr. Rowe to consider building fewer, quality homes on larger sites. This in turn will ensure the integrity of the neighborhood and keep our property values on the higher end at which they are currently.

7 I am counting on you the MPC to assist West Hills in the matter and concerns above. I am also asking that the request be postponed UNTIL Mr. Rowe meets with our association to discuss the particulars of his proposed project which in turn will allow us to get a better understanding on his intentions, discuss our concerns, make recommendations and WORK TOGETHER in what is best for our tight knit community. Thank you for your time and attention on this very important matter. We will be present at the upcoming meeting on 2/11 along with many of the neighbors and look forward to presenting our case at that time. Respectfully yours, 538 Broome Road Knoxville, TN

8 2/3/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] 2 SE 16 C 'Jennifer Overstreet' via Commission <commission@knoxmpc.org> Reply To: overstreet_jennifer@yahoo.com To: "commission@knoxmpc.org" <commission@knoxmpc.org> Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 1:38 PM Hello Mr. Brian Rowe; This is regarding the proposed subdivision on Broome Road near Kempton. We live on 809 Kempton Road. We have concerns about this proposal and wanted to see if that decision could be postponed. Thanks, William and Jennifer Overstreet Sent from my iphone 1/1

9 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] request to delay 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] request to delay 2 SE 16 C Kathienorwood via Commission <commission@knoxmpc.org> Reply To: kathienorwood@aol.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Katherine (Kathie) Fahy Norwood 725 Kempton Road Knoxville, TN Home (865) kathienorwood@aol.com Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 9:19 PM 2/3/2016 MPC commission@knoxmpc.org I am requesting a delay in hearing the Broome Road Subdivision request; agenda number 2 SE 16 C, until the March MPC meeting. Mr. Rowe has agreed to attend the West Hills Neighborhood Meeting on Monday, February 15 th to present his plan for this proposed subdivision on Broome Road. I think it is very important that the residents of West Hills have this opportunity to learn more about the plans before agreeing or disagreeing with this subdivision. Thank you. Katherine (Kathie) Fahy Norwood 1/1

10 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] agenda # 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] agenda # 2 SE 16 C jcporter@lycos.com <jcporter@lycos.com> Reply To: jcporter@lycos.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 9:54 PM Dear Knox County Commission, Please delay you hearing for agenda # 2 SE 16 C until you March MPC meeting. This will allow the petitioner to attend a neighborhood meeting on Feb. 15 and possibly prevent neighbors from objecting to his development plans for his property. Sincerely, Jo Ann and Ray Porter West Hills Residents 1/1

11 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Agenda # 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Agenda # 2 SE 16 C Ebbie Sandberg <epsandberg@comcast.net> Reply To: epsandberg@comcast.net To: commission@knoxmpc.org Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 8:42 PM As a resident of the Westborough subdivision, I would like for you to delay the vote on agenda number 2 SE 16 C until the March MPC meeting. Thank you... ebbie/ronald sandberg 1/1

12 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] #2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] #2 SE 16 C 2 messages redgolfer31 via Commission <commission@knoxmpc.org> Reply To: redgolfer31@aol.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Dear MPC: Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 6:25 PM I am taking time to write an concerning agenda number #2 SE 16 C which is proposed to be built on Broome Road. Issues to take into consideration when making a decision are as follows: 1. Parcel size shot gun homes are the only option 2. Dangerous driveways being introduced directly onto Broome Road where it curves. 3. Distance between homes will be minimal, as little as 10 feet? 4. Site distance issues coming and going. 5. Water table, drainage, gas line issues, sinkhole. 6. Cutting down beautiful old trees, landscaping, wildlife areas. 7. If less expensive homes are built and property value comes down, will our taxes be adjusted going forward? Would the Knox County MPC please consider DELAYING the vote on the issue above until the West Hills Neighborhood Association has met personally with Mr. Brian Lowe to discuss the matters above? My husband and I will be present at the upcoming meeting on 2/11 along with many of the neighbors so our concerns may be heard. Sincerey, Richard DuByne 538 Broome Road Knoxville, TN vmdred49 via Commission <commission@knoxmpc.org> Reply To: vmdred49@aol.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Dear MPC: Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 6:02 PM I am taking time to write an concerning agenda number #2 SE 16 C which is proposed to be built on Broome Road. Issues to take into consideration when making a decision are as follows: 1/2

13 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] #2 SE 16 C 1. Parcel size shot gun homes are the only option 2. Dangerous driveways being introduced directly onto Broome Road where it curves. 3. Distance between homes will be minimal, as little as 10 feet? 4. Site distance issues coming and going. 5. Water table, drainage, gas line issues, sinkhole. 6. Cutting down beautiful old trees, landscaping, wildlife areas. 7. If less expensive homes are built and property value comes down, will our taxes be adjusted going forward? 8. Once cheap houses are built it affects the surrounding home values. Would the Knox County MPC please consider DELAYING the vote on the issue above until the West Hills Neighborhood Association has met personally with Mr. Brian Lowe to discuss the matters above? My husband and I will be present at the upcoming meeting on 2/11 along with many of the neighbors so our concerns may be heard. Sincerey, Vivian DuByne 538 Broome Road Knoxville, TN [Quoted text hidden] 2/2

14 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Proposed building to Broome Road [MPC Comment] Proposed building to Broome Road Rosemary Elkins Reply To: To: Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 8:07 PM Dear Commissioners, Asking that the vote be delayed to the following agenda number 2 SE 16 C. The proposed plan would immediately degrade the integrity of the neighborhood and directly affect the property values of our homes. It would also create a hazard with up to SIX driveways entering directly onto Broome Road. Rosemary V. Elkins 823 Westborough Rd. Knoxville, TN /1

15 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Request to delay 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Request to delay 2 SE 16 C Dearden, Boyd L <bdearden@utk.edu> Reply To: bdearden@utk.edu To: "commission@knoxmpc.org" <commission@knoxmpc.org> Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 12:08 PM Boyd and Roberta Dearden 732 Kempton Road Knoxville, TN Home phone: February 4, 2016 MPC Commissioners: We are requesting a delay in hearing the Broome Road Subdivision request; agenda number 2 SE 16 C, until the March MPC meeting. This will allow us to hear Mr. Rowe s proposal for this development which he plans to present on February 15, 2016 at the West Hills Neighborhood Meeting. This delay would allow the residents of West Hills to have an opportunity to learn more about the proposal before agreeing or disagreeing with this subdivision. Thanks, Boyd and Roberta Dearden 1/1

16 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Agenda number 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Agenda number 2 SE 16 C Judith Cox <jbc724@comcast.net> Reply To: jbc724@comcast.net To: commission@knoxmpc.org Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 11:44 AM I am writing to request a postponement for the vote on the above mentioned agenda item. Mr. Rowe has agreed to come to the West Hills community association meeting on Monday, February 15. I believe is very important that neighbors be allowed to ask questions regarding his proposal. Thank you very much for your consideration in this matter. Judy B Cox 724 Kempton Rd. Knoxville, TN jbc724@comcast.net Sent from my iphone 1/1

17 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Agenda 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Agenda 2 SE 16 C Megan Locke Erpenbach <megan.locke1@gmail.com> Reply To: megan.locke1@gmail.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 9:31 AM Hi Knoxville MPC, I wanted to reach out to you to see if you would be willing to delay agenda number 2 SE 16 C until the March MPC meeting. The proposed plan would immediately degrade the integrity of the subdivisions of Westborough and West Hills and directly affect the property values of our homes. It would also create a hazard with up to SIX driveways entering directly onto Broome Road. Thank you for hearing our concerns. Megan Erpenbach 1/1

18 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] AGENDA 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] AGENDA 2 SE 16 C Martha Jean Bratton <MJBratton@bellsouth.net> Reply To: MJBratton@bellsouth.net To: COMMISSION@knoxmpc.org Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 12:37 PM PLEASE DELAY THE VOTE ON TEH PROPOSED SUBDIVISION ON BROOME ROAD. MARTHA JEAN AND SAM BRATTON 812 WESTBOROUGH ROAD 1/1

19 2/5/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Please Don't Forget! [MPC Comment] Please Don't Forget! Debra Smith Reply To: To: Frank Smith Cc: Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 4:09 PM To write the MPC before days end tomorrow! It s important to me and West Hills, every counts. We are asking that the vote be postponed until Brian Lowe meets with our association. You should have the address, if not here it is again. commission@knoxmpc.org Agenda #2-SE-16-C 1/1

20 2/5/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Agenda #2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Agenda #2 SE 16 C Frank Smith <frank@wetn.com> Reply To: frank@wetn.com To: "commission@knoxmpc.org" <commission@knoxmpc.org> Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 4:45 PM To the MPC, In my review of the proposed development of the above Broome Road property by Brian Lowe, I have some concerns. I believe my property values may be adversely affected by the high density design, which is not consistent with anything else on that section of the road. I also question the safety of adding up to 5 ( or more) driveways on a dangerous curve marked with several large arrows and warning signs. I would be in favor of a quality development plan that would match the other nearby homes, one of which is mine, in lot size and footage. And a responsible curb cut onto Broome Rd, perhaps into a cul de sac, would reduce the danger, and must be considered. Please consider postponing any action, especially any approvals, until we have had a chance to meet with Mr Lowe and the association. Surely there is a plan that would satisfy all parties concerned. W Frank Snith 538 Broome Road Knoxville TN m /2

21 2/5/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Agenda #2 SE 16 C 2/2

22 2/5/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] 2 SE 16 C Kathryn Freeman <zkathrynfreeman@gmail.com> Reply To: zkathrynfreeman@gmail.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 5:05 AM I am very concerned about the proposal concerning the property at Kempton and Broome. Please delay agenda number 2o SE 16 C until the March MPC meeting. Kathryn Freeman 7339 Manderly Way Knoxville, TN /1

23 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] request to delay 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] request to delay 2 SE 16 C E. R. Brabham, Jr. <erbrabham@comcast.net> Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 2:40 PM Reply To: erbrabham@comcast.net To: commission@knoxmpc.org Cc: Patti Brabham <pattibrabham@comcast.net> MPC commission@knoxmpc.org I am requesting a delay in hearing the Broome Road Subdivision request; agenda number 2 SE 16 C, until the March MPC meeting. Mr. Rowe has agreed to attend the West Hills Neighborhood Meeting on Monday, February 15 th to present his plan for this proposed subdivision on Broome Road. I think it is very important that the residents of West Hills have this opportunity to learn more about the plans before agreeing or disagreeing with this subdivision. Thank you. E. R. Brabham, Jr. 712 Kempton Road Knoxville, TN /1

24 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] proposed subdivision on Broome Road agenda # 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] proposed subdivision on Broome Road agenda # 2 SE 16 C cbostonrun via Commission <commission@knoxmpc.org> Reply To: cbostonrun@aol.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 2:10 PM Charles and Patsy Boston of 720 Kempton Road are opposed to a subdivision on Broome Road near our home. We object to these houses with 6 driveways entering Broome Road on a curve. Broome Road is dangerous enough because it is narrow with many trees too close to the road and many cars use this road as a short cut from Middlebrooke to Gallaher View. Six more driveways would be too dangerous and adds significant traffic near our homes. This could also affect our property values detrimentally. Please consider turning this request down. 1/1

25 2/4/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] request to delay 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] request to delay 2 SE 16 C Patti Brabham <pattibrabham@comcast.net> Reply To: pattibrabham@comcast.net To: commission@knoxmpc.org Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 1:13 PM MPC commission@knoxmpc.org I am requesting a delay in hearing the Broome Road Subdivision request; agenda number 2 SE 16 C, until the March MPC meeting. Mr. Rowe has agreed to attend the West Hills Neighborhood Meeting on Monday, February 15 th to present his plan for this proposed subdivision on Broome Road. I think it is very important that the residents of West Hills have this opportunity to learn more about the plans before agreeing or disagreeing with this subdivision. Thank you. Patti Brabham Realtor Advantage Plus 114 Lovell Rd., Suite 102 Knoxville, TN Mobile: /1

26 2/8/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Delay Vote on Agenda No. 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Delay Vote on Agenda No. 2 SE 16 C 'John Cook' via Commission <commission@knoxmpc.org> Reply To: jwc4777@yahoo.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 11:40 AM Please delay the vote on Agenda No. 2 SE 16 C until the March MPC meeting. Members of the West Hills Neighborhood committee are meeting with Brian Rowe ( the proposed developer ) on Monday, February 15th@ 7:00 to answer questions about the proposed development adjacent to Kempton Drive. Our understanding is that ALL six (6) lots will require driveway access onto Broom Road creating a hazard since most would be on a semi blind corner on Broom. The proposed lots are VERY narrow as currently surveyed which in turn would lower the property values of the homes in the area that work so hard to maintain. Linda Gray Slovis 809 Westborough Road Knoxville, Tn /1

27 2/8/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Agenda Item Number 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Agenda Item Number 2 SE 16 C Gale Hedrick <ghedrick3@gmail.com> Reply To: ghedrick3@gmail.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 12:31 PM Please delay the vote on Agenda Item Number 2 SE 16 C to allow for neighborhood input into the issue. This proposed Subdivision is a bad idea as it will introduce multiple driveways onto Broome Road, which already carries heavy traffic, in an area with limited sight lines. Gale H Hedrick 707 Westborough Road Knoxville, TN 1/1

28 2/8/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Agenda Number 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Agenda Number 2 SE 16 C mari mundt <marimundt@gmail.com> Reply To: marimundt@gmail.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 6:26 PM Please delay the vote on agenda number 2 SE 16 C, to allow for discussion, and information gathering. It appears that allowing this change would cause a safety hazard on Broome Road. Thank you, Mari Mundt 706 Kempton Rd. Knoxville, TN /1

29 2/8/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Agenda Number 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Agenda Number 2 SE 16 C Marymargaret Rosenbloom <marymargaretrose@gmail.com> Reply To: marymargaretrose@gmail.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Sat, Feb 6, 2016 at 6:09 PM Dear Members of the Commission: I am writing to ask you to please delay vote on agenda number 2 SE 16 C regarding the development of the proposed subdivision on Broome Road. There is a lot of concern among Westborough Subdivision homeowners that this development will lower property values and impact the integrity of the neighborhood. Please give everyone every opportunity to be heard and seriously scrutinize any proposal that could have a negative impact on the Westborough and wider West Hills neighborhood. Thank you. Mary Margaret Rosenbloom Dr. Scott A. Rosenbloom 605 Kempton Road Knoxville, TN /1

30 2/8/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Agenda # 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Agenda # 2 SE 16 C Crystal Horton <crystalhorton10@gmail.com> Reply To: crystalhorton10@gmail.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Sat, Feb 6, 2016 at 9:35 PM To whom it may concern, Please delay the vote on agenda number 2 SE 16 C. I am very very very concerned about what this will do to our beloved neighborhood! Thank you for your attention. Crystal H. 1/1

31 2/8/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Agenda Number 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Agenda Number 2 SE 16 C 'Betty Velado' via Commission <commission@knoxmpc.org> Reply To: sistervelado@yahoo.com To: "commission@knoxmpc.org" <commission@knoxmpc.org> Sun, Feb 7, 2016 at 3:05 PM I am a resident of Westborough Subdivision, and I am asking you to delay the vote on the proposed subdivision on Broome Rd. Above agenda number is 2 SE 16 C. I feel that the location with six driveways entering directly onto Broome Rd would create a hazard. It is difficult enough just exiting our subdivision onto Broome. Please consider the impact that this allowance would have on our neighborhood. Pleas delay the vote scheduled at the MPC meeting on 2/8/16. Respectively, Betty Velado 1/1

32 2/8/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Request re: agenda item 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Request re: agenda item 2 SE 16 C alcknox via Commission <commission@knoxmpc.org> Reply To: alcknox@aol.com To: Commission@knoxmpc.org Sun, Feb 7, 2016 at 9:57 PM Dear MPC members: My husband and I are residents of Westborough,which is part of West Hills. We are asking you to please delay Agenda number 2 SE 16 C until your March meeting. Brian Rowe has agreed to attend the West Hills Association meeting on February 15 to discuss the proposed plans for the houses to be built on Broome RD. I, thank you, in advance for your consideration of our request. Thank you, Audrey Carroll 812 Kempton Rd. Knoxville, Tn /1

33 2/8/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] 2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] 2 SE 16 C Melissa Muendel <melissa.muendel@gmail.com> Reply To: Melissa.Muendel@gmail.com To: commission@knoxmpc.org Sun, Feb 7, 2016 at 10:07 PM Please postpone any decisions on 2 SE 16 C. Thank you Melissa Muendel Mark Trantanella 620 Mars Hill Road Knoxville TN Sent from my iphone 1/1

34 2/8/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Postponement 2 SE 16 C decision [MPC Comment] Postponement 2 SE 16 C decision Lindsey Harrell <lindseyharrell@outlook.com> Reply To: lindseyharrell@outlook.com To: "commission@knoxmpc.org" <commission@knoxmpc.org> Sun, Feb 7, 2016 at 10:12 PM > > Dear MPC members, > I am asking that you would delay any decisions on the Broome Road property, 2 SE 16 C, until March. Listed on your website under the section titled Authority, one of the duties of the committee is to "Review subdivision regulations and site plans, approving those proposals that encourage the harmonious development of the community and create conditions favorable to health, safety, convenience and prosperity." The proposed development of Mr Rowe is creating anything but the above in our neighborhood as is represented by the sampling of letters you have received asking to postpone the decision on this property. > No one is against development of this area, however, the proposed development is inconsistent with the current neighborhood, and several members are concerned about safety, convenience, and prosperity (their property value). Mr Rowe called me to say he was removing his petition from the February agenda and would attend a neighborhood meeting February 15, > Our neighborhood would appreciate your consideration of all the people affected when you do make your decision on this property and not just the developers. A well planned development consistent with our neighborhood would definitely be an asset. > Thank you for your consideration in this matter. > > Lindsey Harrell > 609 Kempton Road, /1

35 2/8/2016 KnoxMPC Mail [MPC Comment] Request to delay Agenda #2 SE 16 C [MPC Comment] Request to delay Agenda #2 SE 16 C lazdoc@comcast.net <lazdoc@comcast.net> Reply To: lazdoc@comcast.net To: commission@knoxmpc.org Mon, Feb 8, 2016 at 9:41 AM As very close neighbors of a proposed development on Broome Rd., we are requesting a delay in hearing agenda #2 SE 16 C until the March MPC meeting. Mr. Rowe, the owner of the property, has agreed to meet with the West Hills Neighborhood Association on February 15 to present his plan for this proposed subdivision of his property. There are some very valid concerns that West Hills residents have about his proposal for this very busy and short section of Broome Rd., which is located along a very sharp curve. It is important that we have the opportunity to discuss these concerns and learn more about Mr. Rowe's plans before agreeing or disagreeing with this subdivision. Thank you, Stephen and Holly Lazarus 804 Kempton Rd. Knoxville, TN /1

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