Board of Zoning Appeals finds addiction‑recovery residence allowable in P‑1; applicant to pursue permits The Board of Zoning Appeals voted that a residential addiction‑recovery facility at 110 River Road West is an allowable use in the P‑1 district under the nursing/convalescent provision; the applicant (owners Mark Booker and Tina Cartwright, operator Apex Rehab) described a 24/7 staffed, 66‑bed residential program and will submit detailed plans and permits.

A new addiction-recovery facility is set to open in Loudon, promising 24/7 care for 66 patients in a renovated space that once served as a nursing home.

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City reports $10.4 million bond and TDEC corrective action for Tennessee National Marina District Phase 2 City staff told the planning commission the final plat for Tennessee National Marina District Phase 2 has been certified and an executed subdivision bond of about $10,400,000 is on file; TDEC has required a corrective action plan for stormwater and erosion in Pods 29–30 and will inspect follow-up measures.

The Tennessee National Marina District Phase 2 is moving forward with a $10.4 million bond, but concerns about stormwater runoff and erosion have prompted state inspections and corrective action plans.

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Loudon City Council approves parks grant submission, consultant amendment and moves to adopt 2021 building and fire codes At its Dec. 15 meeting, Loudon City Council approved a parks grant application, approved an amendment to Kim and Horn consulting services, and advanced adoption of the 2021 International Building and Fire Codes by roll call. The council also heard a tourism update and an extended public comment about a disputed right-of-way.

Loudon City Council just greenlit a major parks grant and adopted new building codes—what does this mean for your community?

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Loudon City planning panel recommends against M‑1 annexation for Dry Valley Road after hours of resident testimony After more than two hours of testimony and technical briefings, the Loudon City Regional Planning Commission voted not to recommend the city’s plan of services for the Dry Valley Road annexation as proposed (M‑1 manufacturing), citing unresolved traffic, public‑safety and cost questions; staff had presented four development scenarios and said user‑

The Loudon City Planning Commission just voted against a controversial annexation proposal for the Dry Valley Road property, raising serious concerns from residents about safety, traffic, and future development plans.

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Developers Seek Variance for 69 Lot Subdivision in Sunrise Ridge Area Developers request variance to maximize lot space in proposed Sunrise Ridge subdivision.

A proposed 69-lot subdivision in Loudon City is stirring up fierce debates over urban development and community safety, leaving residents concerned about the future of their neighborhood.

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Loudoun Community Rallies to Secure Top Vote for Levitt Foundation Grant Loudoun achieves first place in national public voting contest for amphitheater grant.

Loudon has triumphed in a national public voting contest, securing top honors for a Levitt Foundation grant thanks to the unwavering support of its passionate community!

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Loudoun City Council Approves Vehicle Purchase and New Zoning Map Changes Council approves vehicle for parks department and amends zoning map for Commerce Street.

The Loudon City Council just made pivotal decisions that will reshape local services, including a new vehicle for parks and significant zoning changes!

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Board Approves Variance for Bill's Courtyard Historic Property Expansion The board granted a variance to Jay Alawati for patio expansion at Bill's Courtyard.

Loudon City is taking bold steps to preserve its historic charm while embracing new residential growth—find out how recent planning meetings are shaping the future of the community!

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Regional Planning Commission adjourns meeting due to lack of quorum Commission members confirm inability to hold meeting and reschedule for next week.

The Loudon City Planning Commission had to adjourn their meeting due to a lack of quorum, leaving crucial planning matters on hold until next week.

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City honors employees for long service milestones at monthly meeting City celebrates employees with milestone anniversaries including Larry Miller's 40 years of service.

Loudon City Council recently honored dedicated employees, including Larry Miller's remarkable 40 years of service, showcasing the heart and commitment of the community.

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Planning Commission approves multiple developments including Tennessee National in April meeting April planning meeting results in approvals for several site plans and signage requests.

Loudon City is buzzing with new developments as the Planning Commission approves multiple site plans and signage, promising economic growth for the community!

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Tennessee National seeks approval for 43-lot development plan on 64 acres Tennessee National proposes 43 lots averaging 1.35 acres per lot for new residential development.

Loudon City is set for a major transformation with the approval of new infrastructure and a residential development that promises to reshape the community!

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