Recode at the Turn

Planning commissioners are poised to send their recommendation for the overhaul of the city’s zoning ordinance to City Council.

Rogero Expects Busy Final Year

As the end of her second term approaches, Knoxville’s mayor plans to start new projects for her eventual successor to complete.

The strong business environment brings benefits but could come with consequences.

Knoxville voters will select a new mayor and four new Council members, but other changes will also help reshape the city in the future.

Newcomers on City Council, public improvements projects and a new zoning code are signs that major changes are in store for Knoxville.

The Metropolitan Planning Commission on Thursday postponed the big-picture initiative and focused instead on routine land use issues.

Possibly resolving one of the sticking points in Recode Knoxville, accessory dwelling units will only be available for owner-occupants.

Affordable housing, density, ADU’s: Forum highlights issues arising from the City of Knoxville zoning update.

MPC will produce another draft of the city’s zoning ordinance, including possible restrictions on accessory dwellings.

The effort to create more affordable housing options has created an unlikely alliance between developers and social justice advocates.