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Knox Planning Sets Sept. 10 on Heiskell Rd PR up to 3 du/ac

File 8-J-26-RZ puts 29.25 acres on Heiskell and Granville Conner before Knox Planning on Sept. 10 for PR up to 3 du/ac, with staff-backed road and TIS conditions.

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Knox Planning Sets Sept. 10 on The Fields 26 Lots

Files 9-SC-26-C / 9-B-26-DP put The Fields’ 26-lot concept on about 7.86 acres at 4114 W Beaver Creek Drive before Knox Planning on Sept. 10, with staff asking to postpone to Oct. 1.

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What happens if my house doesn't sell after I've bought another one in Knoxville?

If your Knoxville house sits after you close on the next one, you carry two payments — plan the exit before you write.

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Knox Planning Posts Briggs Station: 131 Lots on Marietta Church

Knoxville-Knox County Planning’s Sept. 10 agenda includes Briggs Station, a 131-lot concept plan on about 94 acres at 1928 Marietta Church Road with a staff recommendation to approve.

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Knox County Posts Sept. 21 Vote on Crippen Road PR up to 3 du/ac

Knox County’s Sept. 21, 2026, 5:00 p.m. zoning night lists 7-O-26-RZ at 4628 Crippen Road, with Planning recommending PR up to 3 dwelling units per acre with one condition.

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Knox Planning Sets Sept. 10 on Prices Point 40-Lot Plan

Knoxville-Knox County Planning’s Sept. 10, 2026, 1:30 p.m. agenda lists concept plan 9-SF-26-C — Prices Point Church Expansion — for 40 single-family lots on 11.88 acres at 2131 E Governor John Sevier Highway at 3.47 du/ac.

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Knox County Sets Sept. 21 Hearing on Data-Center Moratorium

An Aug. 21 public notice sets Knox County Board of Commissioners for Monday, Sept. 21, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. in the Main Assembly Room to consider data-center moratorium 8-B-26-OB after Planning approval, plus six printed rezoning cases.

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Knox Planning OKs 255 Units on Maryville Pike 13-0

The Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission on Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026, approved 13-0 a revised plan for up to 255 multi-dwelling units on about 76 acres along Maryville Pike, cases 8-SG-26-C and 8-F-26-DP, for Mesana Investments, LLC.

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Knoxville OKs PILOT Talks for 335 Magnolia Apartments

Knoxville City Council on Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2026, authorized the Industrial Development Board to negotiate a PILOT with WP South Acquisitions LLC for a $98.5 million, 335-apartment project at Patton and Georgia streets, plus a $3.1 million Magnolia streetscape.

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Knox Planning Commission Recommends a Data Center Freeze Through June 2027

On Aug. 13 the Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission recommended a data center moratorium through June 30, 2027. Case 8-B-26-OB is a recommendation — Knox County Commission still has the final vote. The City of Knoxville freeze is already live.

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Knox County Pauses Its Zoning Overhaul — What Rural Landowners and Home Buyers Should Do Now

Mayor Glenn Jacobs paused Knox County's Unified Development Ordinance on Aug. 14 until Mayor-Elect Betsy Henderson takes office Sept. 1. The July 29 draft that would have made Rural Residential the default for farmland is not law — and the current rules still govern every deal on the table.

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