About the Plan
The Antioch/Priest Lake Community Plan was most recently updated in August 2017, as part of a scheduled review of the NashvilleNext long-range plan.
All of the Planning Department's fourteen Community Plans are guided by the Community Character Manual, a document which provides detailed policy guidance based on the look and feel of neighborhoods, centers, corridors and open spaces.
Related Plan Documents
Couchville Pike Area
In 2023, planners worked with district Councilmembers and the community on changes to the land use policies for the Couchville Pike Area. There is also a Couchville Pike Supplemental Policy applied to part of the area that is beyond the guidance found in the Community Character Manual.
Murfreesboro Pike/Bell Road Area
In 2020/2021, planners worked with the community and district Councilmembers on prioritizing infrastructure improvements and created Fact Sheets for the Murfreesboro Pike/Bell Road area.
Urban Design Overlays (UDOs)
Antioch / Priest Lake is home to several Urban Design Overlays. If you have questions regarding one of the Urban Design Overlays below, reach out to the respective Urban Design Overlay Staff Contact.
- Moss Spring Drive/Edge-O-Lake Estates Residential Urban Design Overlay, adopted July 18, 2017
- Murfreesboro Pike Urban Design Overlay, adopted July 25, 2013
- Hamilton Hills Urban Design Overlay, adopted November 18, 2005
- Ridgeview Urban Design Overlay, adopted August 19, 2003
- Rural Hill Road Specific Plan - adopted July 18, 2006; affects all or part of 21 parcels between Rural Hill Road and Rice Road
- Hickory Woods Specific Plan - adopted December 5, 2006; affects property on Murfreesboro Pike near the county line
- Bakertown/Antioch Pike Specific Plan, approved November 18, 2008; limits traffic and controls industrial development in the Bakertown community