2022 Development Report
All data shown in report is as of December 31, 2022.
3 BOARD OF MAYOR & A LDERMEN 4 L E T T ER F ROM THE MAYOR 5 2 0 2 2 ACCOMP L I SHMENT S 6 2 0 2 2 C I T Y- AT- A - GL ANC E 7 2 0 2 2 ZON I NG CHANGES 8 2 0 2 2 RES I DENT I A L APPROVA L S 9 2 0 2 2 NONRES I DENT I A L APPROVA L S 1 0 2 0 2 2 RES I DENT I A L DEVE LOPMENT UNDER CONSTRUC T I ON 1 1 2 0 2 2 E X I ST I NG HOUS I NG 1 4 2 0 2 2 APPROVED HOUS I NG ( NOT Y E T BU I LT ) 1 5 2 0 2 2 FUTURE BU I LD - OUT ( E X I ST I NG + APPROVED HOUS I NG ) 1 6 2 0 2 2 C I T Y L AND US ES 1 7 2 0 2 2 POPUL AT I ON 1 8 2 0 2 2 APPROVED RES I DENT I A L DEVE LOPMENT S LOCAT I ON MAP 1 9 2 0 2 2 APPROVED NONRES I DENT I A L DEVE LOPMENT S LOCAT I ON MAP 2 0 2 0 2 2 L AND US E MAP 2 1 2 0 2 2 CONTR I BUT I ONS 2 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS
4 ALDERMEN BOARD OF MAYOR & ALDERMEN Beverly Burger, Ward 1 Matt Brown, Ward 2 Jason Potts, Ward 3 Patrick Baggett, Ward 4 Clyde Barnhill, At Large Brandy Blanton, At Large Gabrielle Hanson, At Large Ann Petersen, At Large PLANNING COMMISSIONERS Roger Lindsey, Chair Michael Orr, Vice Chair Ann Petersen, Alderman Marcia Allen Jimmy Franks Scott Harrison Nick Mann Alma McLemore Jennifer Szilagyi Williamson Mayor Ken Moore
5 The year 2022 once again demonstrated that Franklin is one of America’s most desirable communities both for residents and businesses. Franklin stayed in the top 25 of Money Magazine’s Top 50 Best Places to live in the US, along with being in the top 15 of Livability’s Best Places to Live in the US and the Best Place to Live on their Southeast list. Developers, businesses, and citizens all agree that Franklin is the place to be. Franklin continues to work towards a connected community and made huge strides by completing over a mile segment of the SR-96W multi-use trail that now connects Downtown Franklin to Westhaven. Along with a new multi-use trail, an award-winning bridge over the Harpeth River into the Southeast Municipal Park was completed, creating access to the park, and accomplishing Phase 1 of the future 188-acre park. This year we also kicked off the 5-year update to our land use plan, Envision Franklin, the first update since the adoption in 2017. Our community is dedicated to intentional growth and continuing Franklin’s reputation as an exceptional place to live and do business. In order to do our due diligence, we’ll be reviewing the original document to see if what was true in 2017 is still true in 2022 and beyond. Look out for opportunities to be involved throughout 2023! For the first time since COVID-19, Franklin was able to host our German sister city, Bad Soden. We were so grateful to host 10 German delegates from October 2-9 so they could experience and learn more about our community. Activities included the Franklin Trolley tour, visits to several local attractions, and friendly exchanges of ideas. We value our sister cities and look forward to cultivating those relationships even more in the coming year. Franklin, Tennessee continues to be a thriving community and I’m proud of all the progress we have made in 2022 and will continue to make in the future. LETTER FROM THE MAYOR
6 INFRASTRUCTURE The Phase 1 bridge over the Harpeth River and into Southeast park was completed this year. This bridge includes two 12-foot lanes for vehicle traffic, plus a 12-foot lane dedicated to pedestrians and cyclists. With this access, work can now start on the rest of the park. Features will include four natural turf and one synthetic turf-lighted multi-purpose sports fields, a central restroom/concession/storage building, a maintenance building and storage compound, an inclusive playground, a paved 12-foot wide perimeter trail, site lighting, landscaping and hardscaping for the entire site. Along New Highway 96 West, a 12-foot wide multiuse trail was completed, extending just over a mile, from Vera Valley Drive to Fifth Avenue downtown along New Highway 96 West. This trail began in 2014 as part of the New Highway 96 West and Boyd Mill Avenue/Carlisle Lane Intersection Improvement Project and since then has continued to receive monetary support from the Transportation Alternatives Program through TDOT, receiving a final grant of $1,000,000 that allowed the trail to stretch all the way to downtown. 2022 ACCOMPLISHMENTS COMMUNITY BUILDING Equally as important as physical infrastructure is community infrastructure. In order to support physical connectivity infrastructure, the Planning and Sustainability Department has created a walkability webpage on the Franklin site this year. On this site you can find the parks and transportation plans to the capital projects dashboard, recently completed sidewalk gap projects, a sidewalk and trails map, and an updated walkability flier with relevant data and previous fliers for comparison. Along with new trails and webpage, Franklin was proud to host the 2022 Tennessee Walk Bike Summit. The Walk Bike Summit has been meeting annually since 2012 and this is the first year Franklin was selected to host, bringing attendees passionate about pedestrian access from all over the state. Franklin hosted delegates from one of our sister cities this year for the first time since COVID-19. A ten-person delegation visited from Bad Soden in Germany and stayed for a week with several planned activities to introduce them to our community. They were also able to attend the 2022 Sister Cities’ annual Celebration of Nations featuring performances by the Franklin High School Orchestra. This continued relationship keeps Franklin in a global conversation about community building. 3 Multi-use trail and tunnels at Fieldstone Farms walkability fast facts 26 MILES of Public Multi-Use Trails 385 MILES of Sidewalk Throughout the City 12 MILES of Proposed Multiuse Trails in the City’s 10-Year Capital Investment Plan (CIP) 0 Pedestrian Fatalities from 2020 to 2022 $250K Sidewalk Fund Provided Annually for Sidewalk Gaps, Repairs, and New Construction 90% • of Intersections Have ADA Ramps on All 4 Corners CIP Projects Under Construction or Recently Completed 58 1 Mack Hatcher Multi-Use Trail 3.1 Miles of Trail Completed 2 96 West Multi-Use Trail 1.1 Miles of Trail Under Construction Walk Score at City Hall www.walkscore.com 23 • Average Franklin Walk Score New Multi-Use Trail Along Mack Hatcher 3 Franklin Road Sidewalk Connection 0.6 Miles of Sidewalk Under Construction
7 89,065 Estimated Population 44.82 Square Miles 25.26 Acres Annexed 1,094 Dwelling Units Constructed 12,748 Dwelling Units are Approved and Yet to be Built 631 Dwelling Units Approved in 2022 38,448 Existing Housing Stock 2022 CITY-AT-A-GLANCE
8 Properties Zoned (Due to Annexation) Description Previous Zoning District New Zoning District Acreage Adoption Date 23 Peytonsville Rd ER 23.19 9/27/2022 517 Franklin Rd R1 2.07 10/25/2022 TOTAL 25.26 Properties Rezoned Description Previous Zoning District New Zoning District Acreage Adoption Date 151 Cool Springs Blvd (Haven at Cool Springs) RC6 PD 39.44/8,595 6.87 1/11/2022 Historic Magnolia Hall R-1 PD 0.92 12.00 1/11/2022 Hillhaven PUD Subdivision ER PD 3.12 13.81 1/25/2022 Shawnee PUD PD PD 11.61 2.24 2/22/2022 1624 W Main St OR PD 1.28/6,500 0.78 2/22/2022 201 Cool Springs Blvd (Legends View PUD) RC6 PD 5.1/3,803 3.56 3/22/2022 130 W. Fowlkes St PUD R6 PD 1,800 0.09 4/26/2022 555 Franklin Rd PUD CI PD 3.96/142,500 32.83 10/25/2022 230 Franklin Rd PD PD 0.2/ 263,100 20.15 10/25/2022 TOTAL 92.33 2022 ZONING CHANGES
9 Residential Development Units Approved Dwelling Units by Housing Type Total Acreage Open Space House Duplex Townhome Apartment Condo 555 Franklin Rd PUD 215 215 32.83 1.86 Cottages at 509 Hill Dr PUD (Vesting Renewal) NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Eastview Subdivision (1414 W. Main) 4 4 0.35 Haven at Cool Springs 297 297 7.53 3.89 Hillhaven PUD 43 11 32 13.81 2.07 Jordan Reserve 12 12 28.26 3.13 Legends View 18 18 3.56 1.99 Magnolia Hall 10 10 12.00 7.59 Shawnee PUD 26 26 2.24 0.11 Woodwick Stone (704 Liberty Pike) 6 1 2 3 0.55 TOTAL 631 34 2 3 512 80 101.13 20.64 2022 RESIDENTIAL APPROVALS
10 Nonresidential Site Plan Square Footage Total Acreage Development Type 1624 W. Main Street PUD 6,500 0.78 Commercial 4404 Petonsville Rd Subdivision, Lot 2 (Pure Clean Carwash) 4,860 1.25 Carwash Aspen Grove Subdivision, Section Q, Lot 88, Rev 1 (Gunnar Peterson Personal Training) 7,911 1.59 Personal Trainer Berry Farms Reams Fleming PUD Lot 9 (EMF) 166,000 11.86 Commercial & Office Space Berry Farms Town Center, Sec 4, Lot 198 2,343 1.09 Commercial Berry Farms Town Center, Sec 4, Lot 201 (Regions) 2,257 1.20 Commercial Bicentennial Park NA 12.85 City Park Carothers Crossing West PUD. Sec 2, Lot 6, Rev 3 (The Learning Experience) 10,000 1.07 Daycare Cool Springs East, Lot 688, Rev 4 (Tesla Center) 46,320 7.13 Car Dealership Cool Springs East, Sec 33, Lot 684, Rev 2 (Comtide Unified Development) 71,298 4.02 Car Dealership McEwen Place PUD, Section 3, Lot 306, Block E (4020 Aspen Grove Dr) 327,564 10.22 Commercial Robinson Lake NA 75.50 Dam Rehabilitation TOB School Subdivision (4419 S Carothers Rd) 8,000 1.45 Preschool TOTAL 653,053 130.01 Development Plan Approved Non Residential Square Footage 130 W. Fowlkes Street PUD 1,800 1624 West Main PUD 6,500 555 Franklin Rd PUD 142,500 The Factory At Franklin PUD Rev. 2 2,600 Haven at Cool Springs 8,595 Legends View 3,803 TOTAL 165,798 2022 NONRESIDENTIAL APPROVALS
11 Development Constructed Units Remaining Units By Type Name Year Units Approved Total House Duplex Townhome/ Condo Apartment Assisted Living Total 555 Franklin Rd PUD 2022 215 0 - - - 215 - 215 Amelia Park 2014 149 141 8 - - - - 8 Arlington at West Main Rev 1 2018 10 0 - - 10 - - 10 Aureum PUD 2019 480 0 - - - 480 - 480 Avalon 2002 445 415 - - 30 - - 30 Avalon Square 2019 614 0 - - 122 492 - 614 Avondale Cottages 2016 40 35 - 4 1 - - 5 Berry Farms Chadwell Tract Rev 1 2021 1,650 0 - - 750 900 - 1,650 Berry Farms ReamsFlemming Tract 2006 400 0 - - - 400 - 400 Berry Farms Town Center Rev 1 2021 1,052 493 1 * * * - 559 Bushnell Farms 2017 20 13 1 - 6 - - 7 Cardel Village 2016 20 18 2 - - - - 2 Carothers Glen 2020 45 0 45 - - - - 45 Carothers Stacked Flats 2020 7 0 - - 7 - - 7 Colleta Park 2017 199 0 199 - - - - 199 Cherokee Place PUD 2021 100 3 - - - 97 - 97 Echelon 2013 168 150 17 - 1 - - 18 East Works PUD 2020 1,624 0 - - 9 1,615 - 1,624 Eastview Subdivision 2022 4 0 - - 4 - - 4 Fair Park Cottages 2016 6 3 3 - - - - 3 The Fields at Reese Farm 2019 132 0 64 - 68 - - 132 Gateway Village Rev 1 2021 408 386 - - - 22 - 22 CONTINUED ON NEXT TWO PAGES Note: Apex Village (2017) lost its vesting in 2022 resulting in a removal of 330 apartment units and 15 townhome/condo units from the 2021 counts. All data shown in report is as of December 31, 2022. 2022 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT UNDER CONSTRUCTION
12 Development Constructed Units Remaining Units By Type Name Year Units Approved Total House Duplex Townhome/ Condo Apartment Assisted Living Total Hamilton PUD 2021 58 0 58 - - - - 58 Harlinsdale Manor 2006 15 13 2 - - - - 2 Harpeth Square Rev 1 2016 160 150 - - - 10 - 10 Haven at Cool Springs 2022 297 0 - - - 297 - 297 Henley 2005 87 86 1 - - - - 1 Highlands at Ladd Park Rev 7 2005 1,217 1,199 18 - - - - 18 Huffines Ridge 2019 426 0 - - - 426 - 426 Hillhaven PUD 2022 43 0 11 - 32 - - 43 Jordan Reserve 2022 12 0 12 - - - - 12 Jordan Road PUD (Firestone) 2018 10 9 1 - - - - 1 Legends View 2022 18 0 - - 18 - - 18 Lockwood Glen Rev 5 (Nichols Bend) 2008 638 558 73 - 7 - - 80 Madison PUD Rev 1 2020 72 0 - - - 72 - 72 Magnolia Hall 2022 10 0 10 - - - - 10 McEwen Town Center Rev 3 2020 1,191 711 - - - 480 - 480 Meadows & Villages at Southbrooke 2020 205 7 151 6 41 - - 198 Natures Landing Rev 1 2017 32 29 3 - - - - 3 Oakbrook PUD 2019 89 67 - - 22 - - 22 October Park 2015 19 16 3 - - - - 3 Ovation 2014 950 0 40 - 910 - - 950 Poplar Farms 2021 546 0 546 - - - - 546 Preserve at Echo Estates 2013 43 34 9 - - - - 9 Ralston Row 2013 14 13 1 - - - - 1 Richland Close 2016 4 2 2 - - - - 2 Riverbluff Rev 2 2017 81 70 11 - - - - 11 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 2022 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT UNDER CONSTRUCTION
13 Development Constructed Units Remaining Units By Type Name Year Units Approved Total House Duplex Townhome/ Condo Apartment Assisted Living Total Shadow Green 2017 182 138 - - 44 - - 44 Shawnee PUD 2022 26 0 - - 26 - - 26 Silver Grace (Fountains of Franklin) 2009 123 87 4 6 - - 26 36 Simmons Ridge Rev 4 2016 408 171 32 - 205 - - 237 Southvale PUD 2021 512 0 196 34 282 - - 512 Southwinds (Woodlands) Rev 4 2020 68 39 - - 29 - 29 Splendor Ridge 2017 19 10 9 - - - - 9 The Standard At Cool Springs Rev 1 2019 359 328 - - 31 - - 31 Stream Valley Rev 1 2017 824 652 141 - 13 18 - 172 Tap Root Hills 2014 139 132 7 - - - - 7 Tavistock 2021 7 0 7 - - - - 7 Through the Green Rev 2 2014 492 452 - - - 40 - 40 Township PUD Rev 1 2020 35 12 - - 23 - - 23 Treemont Estates 2005 13 12 1 - - - - 1 Tuckaway PUD 2021 37 0 37 - - - - 37 Vintage at Watson Glen 2020 241 0 - - - 241 - 241 Wards Mill 2018 18 15 3 - - - - 3 Water's Edge 2013 395 257 68 - 70 - - 138 Westhaven* Rev 5 2001 3,444 2,280 * * * * 250 1,164 West Franklin Park PUD 2021 555 0 - - - 555 - 555 Wood Duck Ct. 2019 237 0 - - 237 - - 237 Woodwick Stone 2022 6 0 1 2 3 - - 6 Wynfield Village 2016 13 9 4 - - - - 4 TOTAL 21,963 9,215 1,802 52 3,001 6,145 276 12,748 Notes: This chart indicates residential developments that are under construction or building permits have been issued. Total units of for-sale condos vs. rental apartments are speculative until final construction and occupancy. *Total number of units for Westhaven Subdivision does not include accessory units. *Breakdown by dwelling-unit type for remaining units in Westhaven and Berry Farms Town Center is unavailable. 2022 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Existing Housing by Type Single Family Manufactured Home Duplex Townhome/Condo Apartment Assisted Living Residential Special Place 14 Type of Housing # of Dwelling Units % of Existing Dwelling Units Single Family 20,971 55% Manufactured Home 407 1% Duplex 1,191 3% Townhouse/Condo 4,649 12% Apartment 9,152 24% Assisted Living 1,554 4% Residential Special Place 524 1% TOTAL 38,448 100% 55% 1% 3% 12% 24% 4% DWELLING UNITS Single Family comprises 55% of all existing housing units. 1% 2022 EXISTING HOUSING 38,448
Approved Housing by Type Single Family Duplex Townhome/Condo Apartment Assisted Living Berry Farms Town Center Non-Single Family Westhaven Units 15 Type of Housing # of Dwelling Units % of Approved Dwelling Units Single Family 1,802 14% Duplex 52 0% Townhomes/Condos 3,001 24% Apartment 6,145 48% Assisted Living 276 2% Berry Farms Town Center NonSingle-Family Units 558 4% Westhaven Units 914 7% TOTAL 12,748 100% 48% 2% 4% 14% 24% 0% DWELLING UNITS Approved Housing (Not Yet Built). 7% 2022 APPROVED HOUSING (NOT YET BUILT) 12,748
Future Build-Out Single Family Manufactured Home Duplex Townhome/Condo Apartment Assisted Living Berry Farms Town Center NonSingle Family Units Westhaven Units Residential Special Place 16 Type of Housing # of Dwelling Units % of Future Total Housing Stock Single Family 22,773 44% Manufactured Home 407 1% Duplex 1,243 2% Townhome/Condos 7,650 15% Apartment 15,297 30% Assisted Living 1,830 4% Berry Farms Town Center Non-SingleFamily Units 558 1% Westhaven Units 914 2% Residential Special Place 524 1% TOTAL 51,196 99% 44% 1% 2% 15% 30% 4% 1% 2% DWELLING UNITS (Existing Housing + Approved Housing). 51,196 1% 2022 FUTURE BUILD-OUT (EXISTING + APPROVED HOUSING)
Land Use Residential Commercial Industrial Institutional Uses & Recreational Uses Utilities Undeveloped Land 17 Use Acreage Percentage General Information Residential 9,094 36% Includes Estate Residential, Detached and Attached Residential, Apartments, Assisted Living, Manufactured Homes, Mixed Residential Commercial 2,535 10% Includes Office, Commercial, Retail, Mixed Use, Mixed Nonresidential Industrial 810 3% Includes Light Industrial and Heavy Industrial Institutional and Recreational Uses 5,798 23% Includes Parks, Open Space, Churches, Governmental Buildings, Recreational Facilities Utilities 266 1% Includes Utility Headquarters, Pump Stations, Electrical Substations Undeveloped Land 6,666 27% Includes Vacant Properties and Agricultural Uses TOTAL 25,169 100% 36% 10% 23% 27% 3% 1% 2022 CITY LAND USES
Year Month Type City of Franklin Population Number Change Percent Change 1980 April Federal Census 12,407 3,003 32% 1990 April Federal Census 20,098 7,691 62% 1995 April Special Census 25,440 4,240 - 2000 April Federal Census 41,842 1,542 - 2004 July Special Census 46,416 - - 2008 July Special Census 56,219 - - 2010 April Federal Census 62,487 - - 2013 July Special Census 66,370 - - 2014 Dec Estimate 70,737 1,961 2.8% 2015 Dec Estimate 72,272 1,535 2.1% 2016 Dec Estimate 74,440 2,168 3.0% 2017 March Special Census 71,374 - - 2018 Dec Estimate 79,608 2,244 2.9% 2019 Dec Estimate 82,029 2,421 3.0% 2020 April Federal Census 83,454 - - 2020 Dec Estimate 83,852 1,823 2.2% 2021 Dec Estimate 86,628* 2,196* 2.9%* 2022 Dec Estimate 89,065 2,437 2.8% Decade Type City of Franklin Population Number Change Percent Change 1980 Federal Census 12,407 - - 1990 Federal Census 20,098 7,691 62% 2000 Federal Census 41,842 21,744 108% 2010 Federal Census 62,487 20,645 49% 2020 Federal Census 83,454 - - 2020 Estimate 83,852 21,365 34% 2030 Projection 106,409 22,955 27% 2040 Projection 128,089 21,680 20% POPULATION ESTIMATES Population estimates are based on the existing housing stock. Estimates are calculated using dwelling type, average household size, and vacancy rates. *During preparation of the 2021 Development Report, 217 units were discovered that had previously gone unreported. The 2021 population estimate has been calculated to include these units; however, the growth rate and number change did not factor in the change in total population. POPULATION PROJECTIONS This chart projects growth by using historical averaging in population change by decade. This chart shows population projections based on historical data. However, as with any projection, using past data does not necessarily indicate future growth. 2022 POPULATION 18
2022 APPROVED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS LOCATION MAP 19 Legends View Selah The Madison at Franklin Cardel Village Southwind McEwen Place Town Center Meadows at Southbrooke Cherokee Place PUD Berry Farms Town Center 555 Franklin Rd PUD Hillhaven PUD Magnolia Hall Haven at Cool Springs Shawnee PUD Woodwick PUD Eastview Subdivision Westhaven Avalon Ovation Poplar Farms Colletta Park Southvale PUD Stream Valley Henley Amelia Park Berry Farms Reams-Fleming Tract Berry Farms Chadwell Tract Treemont Estates Avalon Square Ladd Park East Works Tap Root Hills Hamilton PUD Echelon Simmons Ridge Shadow Green Tuckaway PUD Preserve at Echo Estates Aureum Woodlands Lockwood Glen Township Through the Green Rev 2 Wards Mill Villages at Southbrooke Gateway Natures Landing Water's Edge The Fields at Reese Farm Splendor Ridge River Bluff West Franklin Park Bushnell Farms Harlinsdale Manor Wood Duck Court October Park Vintage at Watson Glen Huffines Ridge Magnolia Place Tavistock Oakbrook Wynfield Village Jordan Road Chickasaw Avondale Cottages Ralston Row Carothers Stacked Flats Arlington at West Main §¨¦ 840 §¨¦ 65 §¨¦ 65 ¬« 46 ¬« 96 ¬« 246 ¬« 248 ¬« 252 ¬« 96 £ ¤ 31 £ ¤ 431 ± Approved Residential Developments Approved in 2022 Previously Approved / Under Construction City Limits FRANKLIN DISCLAIMER This map was created by the City of Franklin's IT Department and was compiled from the most authentic information available. The City is not responsible for any errors or omissions contained hereon. All data and materials Copyright © 2023. All Rights Reserved.
2022 APPROVED NONRESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS LOCATION MAP 20 Comtide Unified Development Gunnar Peterson Personal Training Legends View Berry Farms Town Center Berry Farms Reams-Fleming Tract 555 Franklin Rd PUD Bicentennial Park Robinson Lake The Factory at Franklin PUD Tesla Center 4020 Aspen Grove Dr Haven at Cool Springs Pure Clean Car Wash 4419 S Carothers Rd The Learning Experience 1624 W. Main Street PUD 130 W. Fowlkes Street PUD §¨¦ 840 §¨¦ 65 §¨¦ 65 ¬« 46 ¬« 96 ¬« 246 ¬« 248 ¬« 252 ¬« 441 ¬« 96 £ ¤ 31 £ ¤ 431 ± Approved NonResidential Developments Approved in 2022 City Limits FRANKLIN DISCLAIMER This map was created by the City of Franklin's IT Department and was compiled from the most authentic information available. The City is not responsible for any errors or omissions contained hereon. All data and materials Copyright © 2023. All Rights Reserved. *Note: The developments on this map are based on approved site and development plans
2022 LAND USE MAP 21 Legend City Limits Harpeth River Civic/ Institutional Office Residential Duplex Recreation/ Open Space Utilities Vacant Agriculture Commercial Residential Estate Industrial Residential Multifamily Mixed Nonresidential Mixed Use Mixed Residential Retail Residential Single Family ± Mack Hatcher Pkwy Mack Hatcher Pkwy Murfreesboro Rd Goose Creek Bypass Cool Springs Blvd McEwen Dr Franklin Rd Carters Creek Pike Columbia Pike Legend City Limits Harpeth River Agriculture Commercial Residential Estate Industrial Civic/ Institutional Mixed Nonresidential Mixed Residential Mixed Use Office Residential Duplex Recreation/ Open Space Retail Residential Multifamily Residential Single Family Utilities Vacant Comtide Unified Development Gunnar Peterson Personal Training Legends View Berry Farms Town Center Berry Farms Reams-Fleming Tract 555 Franklin Rd PUD Bicentennial Park Robinson Lake The Factory at Franklin PUD Tesla Center 4020 Aspen Grove Dr Haven at Cool Springs Pure Clean Car Wash 4419 S Carothers Rd The Learning Experience 1624 W. Main Street PUD 130 W. Fowlkes Street PUD §¨¦ 840 §¨¦ 65 §¨¦ 65 ¬« 96 ¬« 246 ¬« 248 ¬« 252 ¬« 441 ¬« 96 £ ¤ 31 ± Approved in 2022 City Limits FRANKLIN DISCLAIMER This map was created by the City of Franklin's IT Department and was compiled from the most authentic information available. The City is not responsible for any errors or omissions contained hereon. All data and materials Copyright © 2023. All Rights Reserved.
22 The Planning & Sustainability Department Eric Conner, Principal Planner, Project Manager Teresa Anderson, Principal Planner Annette Dalrymple, Land Planner, Designer Andrew Orr, Long Range Planning Supervisor Amy Diaz-Barriga, Assistant Planning Director Kelly Dannenfelser, Assistant Planning Director Emily Wright, Planning Director With Assistance From: Jake Harvey Andrew Southern 2022 CONTRIBUTIONS
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