Knoxville City Council Workshop on Middle Housing
The City of Knoxville has submitted its proposal on Middle Housing to Knoxville-Knox County Planning for consideration at the October Meeting. Packet can be found here.
| SEPTEMBER 2023 |
Sept. 1 - Launch City website with detailed Middle Housing proposed plans
Sept. 21 - Community Open House at Emerald Youth Foundation Gymnasium at 1718 on Central St; 4:30-7 pm
Sept. 25 - Community Open House at John T. O’Connor Center at 611 Winona St; 4:30-7 pm
Sept. 28 - City Council Workshop on Middle Housing in the Small Assembly Room in the City County Building at 400 Main St.; 5 pm
| OCTOBER 5, 2023 |
Planning Commission Meeting with proposed Middle Housing plans on agenda.
| NOVEMBER 2023 |
If approved by Planning Commission, City Council vote on Middle Housing proposal.
| JANUARY 1, 2024 |
If approved by Planning Commission and City Council, the new zoning code takes effect for Knoxville.
Topics for Potential Future Phases of Middle Housing
• Cottage Court – This type of Middle Housing is identified in the Pocket Neighborhood component of the zoning code. This particular type of middle housing and the existing code make it complicated. Therefore, the City decided not to include it in the first phase of Middle Housing work.
• Duplexes permitted use in RN-2 – Councilwoman Seema Singh made a request of Planning to look at Duplexes as permitted use in RN-2 across the whole City. The City’s first phase proposal for Middle Housing focuses exclusively on the TDR geography.
• Middle Makers – Housing and Neighborhood Development is working on a new initiative that would be built off the concept of the Homemakers Program but focused more directly on Middle Housing.
• Plan Book – City Council expressed an interest in a book of preapproved plans that would support small developer’s pursuit of Middle Housing. The first phase changes need to be put into place before starting on this rather large project.
Knoxville City Council Workshop on Mi...
Date and Time
Thursday Sep 28, 2023
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM EDT
Location
Small Assembly Room
City County Building
400 Main St.
Knoxville, TN 37902
Contact Information
Chief Policy Officer
Cheryl Ball
cball@knoxvilletn.gov
(865) 215-4991
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