The Metro Nashville Planning Commission approved a specific plan to rezone 13.87 acres at 4144 Maxwell Road and 4316 Lavergne Couchville Pike from AR2A to SP zoning to facilitate the development of 46 single-family residential lots. The approved plan establishes a site density of 3.3 dwelling units per acre and provides 29.8% open space, including parks, walking trails, and a pocket playground. The SP outlines bulk regulations such as 20-foot front setbacks, 5-foot side setbacks, 20-foot rear setbacks (reducible to 10 feet adjacent to common open space), and a maximum building height of 40 feet (2.5 stories). Architectural standards mandate brick, stone or cementitious siding, 15% glazing on street-facing facades, and 18–36 inch raised foundations, while garages must be recessed behind main façades. The plan dedicates right-of-way for future roadway expansion and aligns new streets with the adjacent Rockland Trail, enhancing pedestrian connectivity. Private stormwater treatment and tree density requirements per Metro Code are incorporated, and refuse collection will be handled by a private hauler.