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CPD releases details about pedestrian hit in crash last week (opens the original)
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The Cookeville Police Department Wednesday released the report about a crash on Friday in which a pedestrian was airlifted to Vanderbilt University Medical Center after being struck by a vehicle. Cookeville resident Cassie Lackey was driving a 2011 Chevrolet CRZ east in the left lane of West 12th Street, according to the CPD report. The right lane was stopped "due to traffic from the intersection" at 12th Street and North Dixie Avenue, and a pedestrian, Alvin Kamau of Murfreesboro, attempted to
Planners to consider 40-lot residential development on North Dixie Avenue (opens the original)
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The Cookeville Planning Commission next month will consider a 40-lot residential development on North Dixie Avenue. On Monday, the planning commission agreed to study the establishment of a Redevelopment Area Overlay or RAO and the preliminary plat of College Grove, 40 lots on North Dixie Avenue near Lexington Court. The plat was submitted by Aaron Bernhardt. Planners will also consider the preliminary plat of the RKB Group LLC Guardian Right-of-Way Dedication Plat, three lots on Guardian Way an
Council considers rezoning for higher density subdivision (opens the original)
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The Cookeville City Council Thursday will consider a rezoning request for a higher density residential subdivision that drew concerns from about a dozen residents neighboring the property during a review by the planning commission last month. Real estate agent Benton Williams requested that property on Dogwood Circle and Forrest Road be rezoned from single-family residential with a minimum lot size of 15,000 square feet (RS-15) to single-family residential with a minimum lot size of 7,500 square
Cookeville Planning Commission has light agenda Monday (opens the original)
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The Cookeville Planning Commission Monday will consider a preliminary plat for six townhomes at Scott Avenue and West Stevens Street. The plat was submitted by Aaron Bernhardt on behalf of B&B Partnership. On Monday, the planning commission will also consider the final plat of the Putnam County Bus Garage and Road Maintenance street dedication, one lot on Tennessee Avenue. That request was submitted by Putnam County. The planning commission meets at 5:30 p.m., Monday, Sept. 28, at Cookeville Cit
CON denied for new cardiovascular center in Cookeville (opens the original)
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The Tennessee Health Facilities Commission Wednesday denied a certificate of need request for a new cardiovascular surgery center in Cookeville. The Stern Cardiovascular Center, P.A. of Germantown, Tennessee with Atria Health Services of the South, LLC in Horsham, Pennsylvania filed the CON request Aug. 3 for the "establishment of a single specialty, cardiovascular ambulatory surgical treatment center and the initiation of diagnostic and therapeutic cardiovascular catheterization and diagnostic
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