Want to know more about recently approved sector plan amendments? We created a map to show all approved plan amendments in Knox County since 2010. You can get a good overview for countywide activity and find details about each amendment.
Our newest planner, Lindsay Crockett, joined Knoxville-Knox County Planning in June. Read more to find out about her experience and how she's already contributing to the agency's work!
The Knoxville Regional Transportation Planning Organization is interested in how much land in Knoxville is consumed by automobile parking. Read more to learn about the work our organization is doing to complete this project and inform future planning efforts.
Our newest planner, Lindsay Crockett, joined Knoxville-Knox County Planning in June. Read more to find out about her experience and how she's already contributing to the agency's work!
The Knoxville Regional Transportation Planning Organization is interested in how much land in Knoxville is consumed by automobile parking. Read more to learn about the work our organization is doing to complete this project and inform future planning efforts.
Though 2020 is still several months away, preparation for next year's Census has been underway for the last few years. Read on to learn more about Knoxville-Knox County Planning's role in the local initiative.
As a courtesy to property owners and the overall community, Knoxville-Knox County Planning provides public notice signs to inform the public of applications made to our agency. These signs were recently redesigned and are marked with our logo and letters that identify the case type.
Knox County and the surrounding region have seen considerable population and economic growth in the past several years. To highlight the role of Knoxville and Knox County in regional growth, we've taken a closer look at changing demographics, labor force, and development activity, and identified emerging trends.
If you've ever had to fill out one of our forms, you know that finding the appropriate application can sometimes be a challenge. To simplify the process, we are consolidating the 15 forms we were using into just 4.
The 2018 Development Activity Report shows that Knox County's residential building was strong and that non-residential building had significant gains. Growth in the Northwest and Southwest County Sectors were ahead of the rest, showing a continued interest in these areas.
Planning staff recently collected resources and information related to land use, transportation, and community facilities for Knox County on a single webpage. This page will act as a one-stop-shop for residents and local officials interested in growth information in Knox County.