Goodlettsville, TN

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Planning Commission

The Goodlettsville Planning Commission will vote on five land development requests. The agenda includes final plat approvals for two residential subdivisions, a preliminary plat for a small residential project, and a revised final plat for the Rivergate Mall redevelopment. The meeting also includes standard procedural items and a public forum.

• Final plat approval for Goodlettsville 56 Subdivision: 53 single-family lots on 25.53 acres along Moncrief Avenue and McCoin Drive (Owner: QLC Development, LLC).
• Final master plan approval for Allen Farms: 34 single-family lots on 91.55 acres along Allen Road (Owner: Allen Farms Investment, LLC).
• Preliminary subdivision plat approval for 1043 Madison Creek Rd: 4 residential lots on 19.66 acres (Owner: Friends of Welch, LLC).
• Revised final subdivision plat for Rivergate Mall Redevelopment: consolidation of existing mall properties into 21 lots (Owner: Rivergate MP Holdings, LLC).

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General

The Beautification & Tree Advisory Board is meeting to discuss several beautification projects, including a native wildflower meadow, traffic and pedestrian improvements at Moss-Wright Park, and replacement arboretum labels and maps. The board will also plan fall beautification and clean-up events and receive updates from parks staff. The agenda is routine and includes approval of previous minutes and public comment.

• Native Wildflower Meadow discussion
• LPRF 2025: Moss-Wright Park Traffic Recirculation and Pedestrian Improvements
• Arboretum Replacement Labels and Map
• Fall Beautification and Clean-up Events
• Approval of May 20, 2026 minutes

Board of Commissioners

Board of Commissioners

The Goodlettsville Board of Commissioners will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a proposed 18-month moratorium on new data center facilities to study regulations. Other items include first readings on food truck hours, athletic program fees, and city logo standards, plus consent agenda items on surplus property and contracts.

• Ordinance 26-1154: 18-month moratorium on new data center facilities
• Ordinance 26-1148: Amends food truck hours and functions (first reading)
• Ordinance 26-1151: Establishes athletic program participation fees and non-resident fee (first reading)
• Resolution 26-1347: Declares surplus property for online auction
• Resolution 26-1348: Approves TDOT contract for state right-of-way maintenance

Board of Commissioners

The Goodlettsville Board of Commissioners will hold a study session to discuss four items: the current status of mobile food units (including permitting, fees, inspections, and enforcement), non-resident participation in recreation programs (including fee equity), a local option sales tax referendum, and a sanitation contract update. No formal action will be taken at this study session.

• Mobile food unit application, permitting, and special event fees
• Mobile food unit inspections, hours of operation, and permanent/semi-permanent prohibition
• Non-resident participation in recreation programs and fee structure
• Local option sales tax referendum
• Sanitation contract update

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Planning Commission

The Goodlettsville Planning Commission will approve its meeting agenda and the minutes from the July 6, 2026 meeting. It will hold a public forum on planning‑related topics. The commission will consider a one‑year extension of a letter of credit for Meridian Capital Group’s Dry Creek Cottages project and a final subdivision plat for three residential lots and a cul‑de‑sac on Rosehill Drive. A discussion on updating the city’s zoning map is also scheduled.

• Approve August 3, 2026 agenda
• Approve July 6, 2026 meeting minutes
• Public forum on planning‑related topics
• Extend one‑year letter of credit for Meridian Capital Group’s Dry Creek Cottages
• Approve final subdivision plat for three residential lots and cul‑de‑sac on Rosehill Drive (2.87 acres, R-10 zone)

• Meridian Capital Group, LLC, Dry Creek Cottages: Letter of credit extension
• Rose Hill Park/ Nashville Civil LLC: Final subdivision plat
  end of Rosehill Drive · 3 units · 2.87 ac

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Goodlettsville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will meet to approve minutes from the May 26 meeting and discuss unfinished business including the Moss-Wright Park Traffic Recirculation and Pedestrian Improvements project. New business includes third-party youth athletics player participation fees and an aquatics update.

• LPRF 2025: Moss-Wright Park Traffic Recirculation and Pedestrian Improvements
• Lighting Addition to Rachel's Garden
• Microchip Scanning Station
• Third-Party Youth Athletics Player Participation Fees
• Aquatics Update

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Board of Commissioners

The Goodlettsville Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on Ordinance 26-1151, which creates a participation fee for individuals using city park athletic programs and an additional non‑resident privilege fee. The board will also consider several zoning‑related ordinances, including limited secondary residential units, a zoning change at 7723 Old Springfield Highway, and fence regulations. A $5,000 appropriation to the Goodlettsville Area Chamber of Commerce will be heard as a resolution, along with an application for a senior‑center grant.

• Ordinance 26-1143 – amend zoning ordinance to define limited secondary residential dwelling units (second reading & public hearing)
• Ordinance 26-1144 – change zoning of 7723 Old Springfield Highway from Agricultural to Commercial Planned Unit Development Limited (second reading & public hearing)
• Ordinance 26-1150 – amend zoning ordinance to define fence regulations (second reading & public hearing)
• Ordinance 26-1151 – establish participation fee for park athletic programs and non‑resident privilege fee (first reading)
• Resolution 26-1342 – authorize $5,000 donation to Goodlettsville Area Chamber of Commerce (public hearing)

• Amend Zoning Ordinance to define provisions for limited secondary residential dwelling units — null
• Zoning change for 7723 Old Springfield Highway — null
  7723 Old Springfield Highway
• Zoning change for properties on Rivergate Parkway and Wade Circle — null
  Rivergate Parkway and Wade Circle
• Amend Zoning Ordinance to define provisions for fence regulations — null

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Paradyme Secured Income Fund SPE, LLC is requesting conditional use approval to establish a 95-unit self-storage facility. The request also includes a variance regarding maximum individual storage unit size requirements.

• Conditional use for 95 storage units at 1219 S. Dickerson Pike
• Variance request for storage unit size per Zoning Ordinance Section 14-213 (9)(f)

• Paradyme Secured Income Fund SPE, LLC - Mini-warehouse/self-storage facility
  1219 S. Dickerson Pike · 95 units · 4.79 ac
• Paradyme Secured Income Fund SPE, LLC - Storage unit size variance
  1219 S. Dickerson Pike

Planning Commission

The Goodlettsville Planning Commission will approve its agenda and minutes, hold a public forum, and consider three site‑plan requests. Two requests are for car washes: Allrides Touchless Wash (3,514 sq ft on 1 acre at 956 Louisville Highway, zoned CG) and Club Car Wash (4,565 sq ft on 1.48 acres at 155 Long Hollow Pike, zoned CPUD). The third request is a revised Rivergate Master Plan that adds a right‑in/right‑out driveway onto Rivergate Parkway, revises use locations, and adds residential units. A discussion item on a conceptual vehicle storage and gym proposal for South Dickerson Pike will also be heard.

• Allrides Touchless Wash site‑plan approval for 3,514 sq ft car wash on 1 acre at 956 Louisville Highway (zoned CG)
• Club Car Wash site‑plan approval for 4,565 sq ft car wash on 1.48 acres at 155 Long Hollow Pike (zoned CPUD)
• Rivergate Master Plan revision request: new driveway onto Rivergate Parkway, revised uses, additional residential units
• Discussion of Paradyme Vehicle Storage and Gym conceptual proposal on South Dickerson Pike

The Commission approved site plans for two new car washes and a revised master plan for the Rivergate redevelopment. A conceptual proposal for a luxury vehicle storage and gym facility was discussed but not voted upon.

• Approved site plan for 3,514 sq ft car wash at 956 Louisville Highway (Unanimous)
• Approved site plan for 4,565 sq ft car wash at 155 Long Hollow Pike with added bypass lane (Unanimous)
• Approved Rivergate Master Plan amendment for additional driveway, revised uses, and more residential units (Unanimous)

• ALLRIDES TOUCHLESS WASH, LLC/M2 Group, LLC Car Wash
  956 Louisville Highway · 1 ac
• Club Car Wash Operations/Cochran Engineering Car Wash
  155 Long Hollow Pike · 1.48 ac
• Rivergate Master Plan - Merus/Rivergate Holdings, LLC
  Rivergate Parkway
• South Dickerson Pike - Paradyme Vehicle Storage and Gym
  South Dickerson Pike

General

The Board of Commissioners will hold a second reading of Ordinance 26-1146, which would call a referendum to increase the local option sales tax by half a penny per dollar to fund city services including parks, roads, and public safety. The item is listed under unfinished business. Other agenda items are procedural.

• Second reading of Ordinance 26-1146 (Goodlettsville Investment Act) to authorize a referendum on a half-penny sales-tax increase for parks, roads, and public safety

• Goodlettsville Investment Act (Local Option Sales Tax Increase) — introduced

General

The Goodlettsville Board of Commissioners will hold a study session to discuss five items: selection process for the next city manager, a local option sales tax referendum, non-resident participation in recreation programs, solid waste collection, and a fire department automatic aid agreement. No formal action will be taken at this session.

• Selection process for the next city manager
• Local option sales tax referendum
• Non-resident participation in recreation programs
• Solid waste collection
• Fire department automatic aid agreement response to calls

Board of Commissioners

The Board will hold a public hearing and second reading on the annual budget and tax rate for the next fiscal year. Also up for first reading is a referendum to increase local option sales tax by a half penny for city services. Other items include zoning changes, a traffic signalization contract, and selection of a new city manager.

• Ordinance 26-1145: Second reading and public hearing to adopt FY 2026-2027 budget and tax rate
• Ordinance 26-1146: First reading of referendum to increase local option sales tax by half penny for parks, roads, and public safety
• Ordinance 26-1149: First reading to rezone properties on Rivergate Parkway and Wade Circle from CSL to RC2PUD
• Resolution 26-1339: Approve $2,477,765 contract with Stansell Electric for Phase III Traffic Signalization Improvements
• Resolution 26-1341: Adopt and participate in the 2026 Metropolitan Nashville-Davidson County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan

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Planning Commission

The Goodlettsville Municipal Planning Commission will vote on a final master plan for a 66-lot single-family detached subdivision at Ironwood, a zoning ordinance amendment for fence regulations, a rezoning of 4.73 acres at Rivergate Parkway and Wade Circle, and a site plan for a warehouse expansion. A public forum on planning topics is also scheduled.

• Final master plan approval for 66-lot Ironwood residential development at Sumner County Tax Map 140 Parcels 124 and 124.01
• Recommendation to amend Zoning Ordinance Sections 14-201(3) and 14-208(1)(b) for fence regulations
• Rezoning of 4.73 acres at 622 Rivergate Pkwy and 611/645/647 Wade Circle from CSL to RC2PUD
• Site plan approval for a 4,536 sq ft warehouse expansion at 114 Lindberg Avenue

The Planning Commission approved a recommendation to amend zoning ordinance sections regarding residential fence heights and definitions. The commission deferred the final master plan for the Ironwood residential development pending further information.

• Approved recommendation to City Commission to amend fence regulations (unanimous)
• Amended fence height from 8 feet to 6 feet in residential districts
• Added definition of 'front of principal building' based on street right-of-way address
• Tabled final master plan for Ironwood residential development

• Zoning Ordinance Amendments Sections 14-201(3) and 14-208(1)(b) - Fence Regulations

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will elect a chair and vice chair, approve prior minutes, and consider unfinished business including the Moss-Wright Park traffic recirculation and pedestrian improvements (LPRF 2025), Peay Park court lighting, and Community Impact Awards. New business includes ice storm response at North Creek Park, a lighting addition to Rachel's Garden, an aquatics update, 2026 departmental goals, a Teen Advisory Council (G-TAC), the city-wide branding initiative, the 2026-2027 budget, and a microchip scanning station. Staff reports from division managers will also be presented.

• Election of Board Chair and Vice Chair
• Moss-Wright Park Traffic Recirculation and Pedestrian Improvements (LPRF 2025)
• Peay Park Court Lighting
• Ice Storm Response & North Creek Park
• 2026-2027 Budget discussion

Tree Board

The Board will discuss ongoing beautification projects including a native wildflower meadow, spring clean-up events, and the LPRF 2025 project for traffic recirculation and pedestrian improvements at Moss-Wright Park. They will also review the Revive and Root recap and arboretum replacement labels.

• Native Wildflower Meadow
• Revive and Root Recap Discussion & Feedback
• Spring Beautification and Clean-up Events
• LPRF 2025: Moss-Wright Park Traffic Recirculation and Pedestrian Improvements
• Arboretum Replacement Labels and Map

General

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hold second readings and public hearings on several zoning map amendments and fire code updates, and first readings on the annual budget and tax rate for fiscal year 2026-2027, a new zoning ordinance for limited secondary dwelling units, and a rezoning at 7723 Old Springfield Highway. Several resolutions are also up for discussion, including recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month and Public Works Week.

• Consider Ordinance 26-1145 adopting the annual budget and tax rate for FY 2026-2027 (first reading)
• Consider Ordinance 26-1136 rezoning property on Springfield Highway from CPUD to CG (second reading and public hearing)
• Consider Ordinance 26-1137 rezoning property on Dry Creek Road from HDRPUD to CPUD (second reading and public hearing)
• Consider Ordinance 26-1138 rezoning property on Dry Creek Road and Old Dickerson Road from HDRPUD to MDRPUD with master plan amendment (second reading and public hearing)
• Consider Ordinance 26-1144 rezoning property at 7723 Old Springfield Highway from A to CPUDL (first reading)

Beer Board

The Goodlettsville Beer Board will consider a permit request from GB 934 LLC for off-premises beer sales at a retail package store at 934 Louisville Hwy. The meeting will also include routine items such as approving minutes, public comments, and staff reports.

• Permit request from GB 934 LLC for off-premises beer sales at 934 Louisville Hwy

Planning Commission

The Goodlettsville Municipal Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a final master plan for the Ironwood Residential Development, a 66-lot single-family subdivision on parcels in Sumner County. The commission will also consider recommending a zoning ordinance amendment to define fence regulations, and vote on a one-year extension of a performance bond for the Dry Creek LLC subdivision. Public comment will be accepted during the public forum.

• Ironwood Residential Development final master plan for 66 single-family detached lots on Tax Map 140 Parcels 124 and 124.01
• Zoning ordinance amendment Sections 14-201(3) and 14-208(1)(b) to define fence regulations
• Dry Creek LLC, Cedar Side at Dry Creek Section Two: one-year performance bond extension request
• Approval of agenda and April 6, 2026 minutes
• Public forum for planning-related topics

The commission approved a one-year extension of the $190,000 performance bond for Cedar Side at Dry Creek Section Two, allowing completion of final paving, sidewalks, and stormwater work. A proposed zoning ordinance amendment to clarify fence regulations was deferred for further revision. Public comments on the proposed Ironwood residential development were heard, but no decision was reached in the provided minutes.

• Approved $190,000 bond extension for Cedar Side at Dry Creek Section Two (unanimous)
• Deferred zoning ordinance amendment on fence regulations (unanimous)

General

Board of Commissioners

The Goodlettsville Board of Commissioners will consider resolutions and ordinances including authorizing the procurement of a new fire engine, establishing an Infrastructure Development District for the Copper Valley residential development, amending the FY2025-2026 budget, and updating the fire code. The board will also vote on proclamations for Arbor Day and Autism Awareness Month.

• Resolution 26-1330 authorizing purchase of a new fire engine for the Fire Department, with payment in FY2029
• Resolution 26-1319 to create an Infrastructure Development District for Copper Valley development on Moncrief Avenue
• Ordinance 26-1139 amending the FY2025-2026 budget (second reading)
• Ordinances 26-1140 and 26-1141 updating the Fire Code and adding new sections (first reading)
• Proclamations for Arbor Day (April 17) and Autism Awareness Month (April)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a rezoning request for property on Old Springfield Highway. The body will also review proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance regarding limited secondary residential dwelling units.

• Rezoning request for 4.54 acres at 7723 Old Springfield Highway from Agricultural to Commercial Planned Unit Development Limited
• Proposed Zoning Ordinance amendments to Sections 14-205 (3)(b), 14-213 (9)(h)(iv), and Appendix A, Table 1 regarding secondary residential dwelling units

The Planning Commission recommended that the City Commission approve rezoning 4.54 acres from Agricultural to Commercial Planned Unit Development Limited. The recommendation includes a stipulation to remove food service drive-in and drive-thru options. This decision follows public testimony regarding traffic concerns in the residential neighborhood.

• Approved agenda (Parnell/Coats)
• Approved March 2, 2026 meeting minutes (Tinnin/Barnfield)
• Recommended rezoning of 7723 Old Springfield Highway to CPUDL with food service drive-thru restrictions (Parnell/Barnfield)

• Jonathan and Jenna Rummel - 7723 Old Springfield Highway
  7723 Old Springfield Highway · 4.54 ac

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will discuss ongoing projects, including the LPRF 2025 traffic and pedestrian improvements at Moss-Wright Park and lighting upgrades at Peay Park and Rachel's Garden. New business items include an ice storm response plan for North Creek Park, an aquatics update, and setting departmental goals for 2026, such as hosting a block party at Peay Park and increasing attendance at Pleasant Green Pool. The board will also hear about the Goodlettsville Teen Advisory Council.

• LPRF 2025: Moss-Wright Park Traffic Recirculation and Pedestrian Improvements
• Peay Park Court Lighting
• Lighting Addition to Rachel's Garden
• Ice Storm Response & North Creek Park
• 2026 Departmental Goals (e.g., block party at Peay Park, increase teen participation)

General

The Board of Commissioners will discuss amendments to the 2025-2026 budget and three zoning map changes. The meeting includes second readings for building and emergency services codes and resolutions regarding state legislation and city grants.

• Ordinance 26-1139 to amend the fiscal year 2025-2026 budget
• Zoning changes for properties on Springfield Highway 41/SR 11, Dry Creek Road, and Old Dickerson Road
• Resolution 26-1319 to establish an Infrastructure Development District for Copper Valley on Moncrief Avenue
• Resolutions expressing opposition to state bills regarding municipal annexations and property tax caps
• Resolution 26-1327 approving a contract with the State of Tennessee for an America 250 Grant

The Goodlettsville Board of Commissioners approved several ordinances, including a new Emergency Services title and three zoning map amendments, each by a 3-0 vote. A resolution to create an Infrastructure Development District for the Copper Valley project was deferred for one month. Additional resolutions opposing state annexation and property‑tax‑cap bills were also approved unanimously.

• Approved Ordinance 26-1135 establishing Emergency Services Title 21 (3-0)
• Deferred Resolution 26-1319 for Infrastructure Development District (1‑month) (3-0)
• Approved Ordinance 26-1136 changing Springfield Highway 41/SR 11 zoning to Commercial General (3-0)
• Approved Ordinance 26-1137 changing Dry Creek Road zoning to Commercial Planned Unit Development (3-0)
• Approved Ordinance 26-1138 changing Dry Creek Road & Old Dickerson Road zoning to Medium Density Residential Planned Unit Development (3-0)
• Approved Ordinance 26-1139 amending FY 2025-2026 budget (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 26-1322 opposing TN Senate Bill 2311 and House Bill 2419 (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 26-1324 allowing limited electronic participation by officials (3-0)

• Standard Building Code Amendment — approved
• Infrastructure Development District - Copper Valley — deferred
  Moncrief Avenue
• Zoning Map Amendment - Springfield Highway 41/SR 11 — approved
  Springfield Highway 41/SR 11
• Zoning Map Amendment - Dry Creek Road — approved
  Dry Creek Road
• Zoning Map Amendment and Dry Creek Farms Master Plan amendment — approved
  Dry Creek Road and Old Dickerson Road
• Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget Amendment — approved