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ZONE-2026-0137 — 20 single family homes over 10,000 square feet, part of Kensley Phase 4 community in Gallatin, TN

Request to rezone 11.11 acres from Agricultural/Residential to Medium Density Residential (R10 or R15 PRD) for the Kensley Phase 4 residential development comprising 20 homes priced $650,000–$850,000. The proposal includes a preliminary master development plan with conditions including bufferyards, driveway configurations, on-street parking, and a connection to Long Hollow Pike.

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Continued 2 times — repeatedly pushed to a later hearing

Case number	ZONE-2026-0137
Type	Rezoning
Location	South of Long Hollow Pike and east of Saint Blaise Road
County	Sumner County
Parcel / legal	11.11 +/- acres
Acreage	11.11
Current zoning	A – Agricultural/Residential District
Requested zoning	R10 – Medium Density Residential District (or R15 PRD as proposed)
Proposed use	20 single family homes over 10,000 square feet, part of Kensley Phase 4 community
Petitioner	Bill Charles representing the applicant; CSDG (Luke Talley)
Owner	Schell Brothers (implied from context)
Hearing	2026-10-26
Hearing body	Planning Commission
Record	Updated after it was first seen; not a decision

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First seen — 2026-09-04: First seen on a Planning Commission agenda · Planning Commission
Continued — 2026-09-28: Continued from 2026-08-31 to 2026-09-28 · Planning
Continued — 2026-10-26: Continued from 2026-09-28 to 2026-10-26 · Planning Commission

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