Sevierville BZA interprets small Apple Valley Road parcel as Low-Density Residential
October 01, 2026 | Sevierville, Sevier County, Tennessee
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City staff asked the Board of Zoning Appeals on July 2 to interpret a small area along Apple Valley Road as Low-Density Residential (LDR). Staff said the area appears on historical zoning maps and is similar in size and shape to a residential parcel about 180 feet to the west owned by Reynold's; direct original zoning documentation could not be located.
Commissioners discussed the available evidence and potential impacts of the interpretation, noting the lack of original zoning records. Butch Stott moved to interpret the intent as LDR for the Reynold's property on Apple Valley Road; Mayor Robbie Fox seconded the motion and the board approved it unanimously.
Commissioners discussed the available evidence and potential impacts of the interpretation, noting the lack of original zoning records. Butch Stott moved to interpret the intent as LDR for the Reynold's property on Apple Valley Road; Mayor Robbie Fox seconded the motion and the board approved it unanimously.
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