Kingsport Regional Planning Commission
Kingsport Regional Planning Commission
Work Session:
A work session is held on Monday at 12:00 PM, prior to the regular meeting, in Conference Room 226 on the 2nd floor of City Hall.
Regular Meeting:
The Kingsport Regional Planning Commission meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month. Meetings are held at 5:30 PM in the Montgomery-Watterson Boardroom, on the 3rd floor of City Hall. Meeting details can be confirmed by calling the Planning Department at (423) 229-9485.
Application Fee:
Refer to the Fee Schedule
Submission Deadline:
All items or applications for consideration by the Kingsport Regional Planning Commission must be submitted by the 15th of the month prior to the month of the meeting that the item will be heard.
Kingsport Regional Planning Commission Members:
| Sharon Duncan – Chairman | Expires: 04/30/2029 |
| Tim Lorimer – Vice Chairman | Expires: 04/30/2029 |
| James Phillips – Alderman | Term Expires: Term of office |
| Curtis Montgomery | Term Expires: 04/30/2029 |
| Candice Hilton | Term Expires: 06/30/2028 |
| BJ Walsh | Term Expires: 04/30/2029 |
| Chip Millican | Term Expires: 06/30/2028 |
| Jason Snapp | Term Expires: 06/30/2027 |
| Tim Dean | Term Expires: 04/30/2028 |
Resources:
Current agendas can be found at kingsport-tn.municodemeetings.com.
Kingsport’s Comprehensive Plan is a strategic blueprint outlining a shared vision of the community’s desired future. It addresses key topics such as land use, zoning, community character, economic development, housing, quality of life, and infrastructure, and includes recommendations to guide the city’s growth and development in the coming years. Click here to view the plan.
In response to the resounding and passionate voices of Lynn Garden residents, both current and past, and community stakeholders, the City of Kingsport has commissioned a comprehensive corridor enhancement study to address pressing issues of space activation, public safety, and community and economic development. One of Kingsport’s original neighborhoods, Lynn Garden still holds immense historical and cultural significance. Over decades of market shifts and resulting disinvestment, the community currently experiences many vacant and underutilized spaces, visual blight, and limited economic opportunities. In light of current circumstances, the City has embarked on a proactive journey to collaboratively reimagine the potential of Lynn Garden. Lynn Garden together aspires to craft a multi-faceted vision that honors the community’s heritage while fostering its evolution. Through a blend of market-driven land use and community design recommendations and prioritized actions, the study endeavors to elevate Lynn Garden into a symbol of resilience, unity, and progress for generations to come. Click here to view the plan.
Meeting agendas are available at Municode. Please click the link to access the portal at: kingsport-tn.municodemeetings.com



