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130 townhomes approved for Hixson despite neighbor concerns

Staff photo by Mike Pare / A planning notice sign sits Sept. 25 near Middle Valley Road in Hixson on a tract where a developer is proposing 130 townhomes.
Staff photo by Mike Pare / A planning notice sign sits Sept. 25 near Middle Valley Road in Hixson on a tract where a developer is proposing 130 townhomes. Staff photo by Mike Pare / A planning notice sign sits Sept. 25 near Middle Valley Road in Hixson on a tract where a developer is proposing 130 townhomes.

A proposal for 130 townhouses on a vacant Hixson tract that bumps against another parcel where about 50 new single-family homes could go up has won the approval of planners, but not before it drew fire from neighbors.

The single-family attached townhouses are slated for a vacant 12.7-acre site on the 6600 block of Middle Valley Road, said Allen Jones of Stone Creek Consulting, whose proposal won the OK on Monday from the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission.

The project would add to an array of new housing in the Hixson area as developers move to meet demand.

(READ MORE: 132 apartments planned near Hixson Pike in Chattanooga)

Jones told the panel the land could hold up to 260 apartments under existing zoning, but the development group he represents is aiming to build the 130-unit townhouse project.