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February 10, 2025 
6:00 PM 
 
City of Smyrna 
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting 
2800 King Street SE 
Council Chambers 
 
Page 2 of 5 
 
Community Development has reviewed the zoning proposal from R-15 to MU-Conditional 
against the city’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan and Future Land Use Plan. The zoning 
proposal will require modification of the Future Land Use Plan from MODR (Moderate 
Density Residential) to MU (Mixed Use) to be consistent with the MU Zoning District. 
  
Community Development has reviewed the proposed rezoning against the requirements 
of the Zoning Ordinance and believes the MU-Conditional zoning district is an appropriate 
zoning category consistent with adjacent properties. Community Development staff is 
supportive of the change in zoning from R-15 to MU-Conditional. 
  
Community Development recommends approval of the rezoning from R-15 to MU-
Conditional at 1464 Spring Street with the following conditions: 
  
1. Approval of the subject property for the MU-Conditional zoning district shall be 
conditioned to permit the following uses in Sec. 720.2: 
• Dwelling, detached, attached, multifamily, townhouse, and condominiums. 
• Institutional uses such as churches, synagogues, and Sunday school 
buildings, community recreation centers, libraries, museums, theaters, and art 
galleries, police and fire stations, public and private elementary and high 
schools. 
• Studios for artists; designers; photographers; musicians; sculptors; gymnasts; 
potters; wood and leather craftsmen; glass blowers; weavers; silversmiths; and 
designers of ornamental and precious jewelry. Sales of items produced on the 
premises shall be permitted twice a year. 
• Colleges; universities, commercial schools; schools providing adult training in 
any of the arts, sciences, trade and professions; and dormitories for students 
or staff for hospitals shall be permitted on an intermittent basis. 
  
2. The following uses in Sec. 720.2 shall not be permitted on the subject parcel: 
• Day care centers, nursing homes, rest homes and homes for the aged. 
• Noncommercial public recreation parks and playgrounds. 
• YMCA's, buildings for social fraternal, social service, union and civic 
organizations, and comparable organizations. 
• Retail sales; apparel, department, furniture stores and stores for home 
furnishings and office supplies; automobiles and boats if wholly within a 
building; garden supply stores; secondhand goods; food stores, drugstores, 
camera equipment, book stores, jewelry, and souvenir shops; florists, card and 
stationery stores. Professional business and general offices such as banks; 
clinics; medical, dental and doctors' offices; government and public utility office 
buildings; post offices; opticians' offices; and similar uses. 
• Hotels, motels, room renting, and tourist houses. 
• Services such as beauty shops, barbershops, laundries and dry cleaning 
establishments (pick-up and drop-off only). 
• Coffee shops with or without drive-thrus. 
• Restaurants, including open-air cafes but excluding those with a drivethru. 
Drive-thru facilities and associated uses are prohibited. 
• Off-street parking as a principal use providing for public parking, private 
parking, or parking in conjunction with other permitted uses. 
• Utility and related facilities such as distribution lines; railroad rights-ofway; and 
telephone repeater stations. 
• Temporary buildings and storage of materials in conjunction with construction 
of a building on a lot where construction is taking place or on adjacent lots, 
such temporary uses to be terminated upon the completion of construction.