knoxville-knox county planning Archives

Greener Pastures

Knoxville-Knox County Planning Executive Director Gerald Green has announced he’s departing for a more relaxing life.

The construction of a mixed-use development on Cumberland Avenue could depend on accommodating a segment of an unnamed alley.

Every Monday, we give you a rundown of public meetings and civic events.

The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians is negotiating with Ancient Lore Village executives to build resorts in Sevier County and Cherokee, N.C.

Plans for the short-term, inpatient facility could accommodate 48 additional beds, though state approval would be necessary for an expansion.

Planning commissioners are poised to approve a plan to address infrastructure needs in Hardin Valley, Knox County’s fastest-growing area.

A committee is recommending a historic district for a portion of Oakwood in North Knoxville, but not all residents are on board.

Proposals for improving Chapman and Gov. John Sevier highways intersect this week at planning commission meetings.

Developers abandon their bid for a higher-density development on a hillside in fast-growing Hardin Valley.

Should development plans have an expiration date? Planning Director Gerald Green thinks so.