Memphis Zoning Watch

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S 20-34

Subdivision

1. Modification to SAC 75-27 to remove the condition that an easement be retained in the vacated right-of-way for future MLGW utilities 2. Two-lot major subdivision

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

The applicant wants to remove a utility easement requirement from a previous street vacation decision and divide this 0.6-acre property into two residential lots. The change would allow the vacated right-of-way land to be developed as housing instead of reserved for potential Memphis Light, Gas, and Water utilities.

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Case details

Location
3672 Waynoka Avenue OWNERS/APPLICANTS: Donald and Paula Sappington
Jurisdiction
City of Memphis
Next step if approved
The Land Use Control Board has final authority on this case type unless appealed.

Where it stands

  1. January 14, 2021

    Land Use Control Board — new case

    Staff recommendation: Approval with conditions and one waiver

    Source document

Parcels

  • 04407000020C3672 WAYNOKA AVESAPPINGTON DONALD C JR & PAULA Cmatched 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.

S 20-34 — Subdivision at 3672 Waynoka Avenue OWNERS/APPLICANTS: Donald and Paula Sappington — Memphis Zoning Watch