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Interested in participating in a Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing? There are two options available to provide input for consideration:
- In advance by written comment. Submit written comments by email at planningcommission@tuscaloosa.com or through the comment form below no later than 3:00pm on the meeting date. Written comments from individuals will be provided to the commission for consideration at the meeting and read into the record during the meeting for up to three minutes for each written comment. If there is a large group with similar comments, we strongly encourage one letter to be written with multiple signatures on the letter. If a large number of letters are submitted for a single case, staff reserves the right to summarize the sentiments of the letters as either for or against.
- During the meeting, in person. You can attend the meeting in-person to speak by coming to the Council Chambers located at 2201 University Boulevard. Parking is in the Intermodal Facility located at the corner of 7th Street and 23rd Avenue.
Any individual wishing to provide supplemental information (PowerPoint, handouts, etc.) must submit the information to staff via email no later than 3:00pm the Friday before the meeting date.
Framework Code Update - Special Called Meeting: January 4, 2023
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Cases
Rezonings and Other Business
EMB Holdings, LLC petitions to rezone approximately 0.6 acres located at 1710 25th Avenue from MG to BN. (Council District 2)
Westervelt Investment Realty, Inc. petitions to rezone approximately 9.1 acres located north of Lake Tamaha, and south of 2700 Jack Warner Parkway, from R-1 to BN. (Council District 5)
Michael Jones petitions to rezone approximately 1.5 acres located at 3507 McGee Road from BN to ML. (Council District 6)
Hillcrest Gardens , an amendment to an existing planned unit development to remove two lots for a total of 75 residential lots on approximately 16 acres located at 9200 Highway 69 South, within the existing Hillcrest Gardens subdivision. (Not in City Limits)
Barkley Garrett with the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama will discuss the topic of workforce housing with the Tuscaloosa Planning and Zoning Commission.
The Tuscaloosa Planning and Zoning Commission will adopt amendments to the timeline for the Framework Code Update process.
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Resurvey of Elliott Estates , consisting of three residential lots on approximately 13 acres located at 180 and 242 Patriot Parkway. (Not in City Limits) CONTINUED FROM NOVEMBER 2022
Mapco – Hackberry Lane , consisting of two commercial lots on approximately 4.4 acres located at 500 15th Street. (Council District 4) CONTINUED FROM NOVEMBER 2022
Resurvey of Kamp Subdivision, a Resurvey of Lot 2 Resurvey of Kamp Subdivision , consisting of two commercial lots on approximately 6 acres located at 3801 McFarland Boulevard. (Council District 6)
Lake Tamaha Subdivision , consisting of nine lots on approximately 123 acres located at and around Lake Tamaha, and south of 2700 Jack Warner Parkway. (Council District 5)
Resurvey of Lots 51 and 52 North River Country Club Sector 2 , consisting of one residential lot on approximately 2.8 acres located at 12285 Country Club Drive. (Not in City Limits)
Village at Pinecrest, consisting of 92 residential duplex lots and 3 open space lots on approximately 19.5 acres located between the proposed Havenridge and Tartan Cove subdivisions, south of 483-589 Camille Lane, and north of 9650-9722 Charolais Drive. (Not in City Limits)
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History
The City of Tuscaloosa Planning and Zoning Commission (Planning Commission or PZC) was originally formed in 1946 to guide and accomplish a comprehensive and coordinated development of the City. Some of the Planning Commission’s duties include approving new subdivisions and recommending changes to the Zoning Ordinance to the Tuscaloosa City Council.
Jurisdiction
In matters pertaining to subdivision regulations, approval of subdivisions within the City and its Planning Jurisdiction, and Planned Unit Developments located outside the City limits, the Planning Commission is the final authority.
In matters pertaining to Historic Buffer zone construction, the Planning Commission is the final authority, though the decision is subject to appeal to the City Council per Sec. 24-222(b) .
In matters pertaining to original zonings, rezonings, Planned Unit Developments within the City, street vacations, Downtown/Riverfront Overlay District applications, and Riverfront Development District applications, the Planning Commission is a recommending body to City Council.
Meetings
Planning Commission hearings are typically held on the third Monday of each month.
Hearings are held in the City Council Chamber on the 2nd floor of City Hall beginning at 5 p.m. The Planning Commission consists of nine members appointed by the mayor to serve six-year terms.
Commission Members
| Bill Wright, Chair | Tim Harrison, Vice-Chair | Vince Dooley |
| Estella Hare | Anne Hornsby | Councilwoman Raevan Howard Williams |
| Dena Prince | Eddie Pugh | Steven Rumsey |
Food Trucks in Downtown
In August 2016 the City Council approved two food truck zone locations within the Downtown/Riverfront Overlay District (DROD). Operation must be consistent with the provisions of Section 24-229 of the Zoning Ordinance .
Locations outside the DROD must be reviewed by staff and must adhere to the provisions of Section 24-52 and Section 24-91 (vehicle-mounted or tent-sheltered food sales or other retailing).
Haley Webb
Planner
Physical Address
Planning, Office of Urban Development
2201 University Blvd
Annex III, 3rd Floor
Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
Phone
205-248-5135Caitlin Giles
Development Review Coordinator
Physical Address
Planning, Office of Urban Development
2201 University Blvd
Annex III, 3rd Floor
Tuscaloosa, AL 35401