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PD 12-314

Planned Development

Request the ability to hold special events on the ground and smaller events in the home

AI-generatedPlain-English summary — always check the source document.

The applicant wants to use the historic home as a primary residence while also leasing rooms in the house and areas of the grounds for private events like weddings and corporate retreats. This would allow event use on the 7.18 acre property, which is currently zoned residential and does not permit this type of activity.

Read the staff report this summary came from

Case details

Location
1325 Lamar Avenue, south side of Lamar Avenue at the intersection of Lamar Avenue and Snowden Circle
Jurisdiction
City of Memphis
Next step if approved
Proceeds to the Memphis City Council or Shelby County Board of Commissioners.

Where it stands

  1. September 13, 2012

    Land Use Control Board — hearing scheduled in the staff report

    Source document

Parcels

  • 015010000011325 LAMAR AVEROBISON KENmatched by address — approximate

Sources

Every case detail on this page — dates, districts, parcels, staff recommendations — is read directly from the public documents below. The only exception is the summary at the top, which is AI-generated and labelled as such.

PD 12-314 — Planned Development at 1325 Lamar Avenue, south side of Lamar Avenue at the intersection of Lamar Avenue and Snowden Circle — Memphis Zoning Watch