2023 Development Report distilled
DEVELOPMENT REPORT
CITY OF FRANKLIN TENNESSEE
2023
TABLE OF CONTENTS
4 . BOARD OF MAYOR & ALDERMEN 5 . LETTER FROM THE MAYOR 6 . CITY-AT-A-GLANCE 7 . ACCOMPLISHMENTS 8 . ZONING CHANGES 10 . RESIDENTIAL APPROVALS 12 . NONRESIDENTIAL APPROVALS 14 . RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT UNDER CONSTRUCTION
20 . EXISTING HOUSING 21 . APPROVED HOUSING (NOT YET BUILT) 22 . FUTURE BUILD-OUT (EXISTING + APPROVED HOUSING) 23 . CITY LAND USES 24 . POPULATION 26 . APPROVED NONRESIDENTIAL/ MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENTS MAP 27 . APPROVED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS MAP 28 . LAND USE MAP
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Board of Mayor & Aldermen
Mayor Ken Moore
MaƩ Brown, Ward 2 Vice Mayor
Jason PoƩs, Ward 3
Patrick BaggeƩ, Ward 4
Beverly Burger, Ward 1
Clyde Barnhill, At-Large
Brandy Blanton, At- Large
Greg Caesar, At-Large
Ann Petersen, At-Large
PLANNING COMMISSIONERS
Roger Lindsey
Chair
Marcia Allen
Nick Mann
Michael Orr
Vice Chair
Jimmy Franks
Alma McLemore
ScoƩ Harrison
Ann Petersen
Alderman
Jennifer Szilagyi Williamson
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LeƩer From the Mayor
In 2023, Franklin conƟnued to be one of America’s most desirable communiƟes both for residents and businesses. Franklin stayed in the top 25 of Money Magazine’s Top 50 Best Places to live in the US, along with being in the top 50 of Livability’s Best Places to Live in the US and in the Top 5 Best Places to Live on their Southeast list. Businesses and ciƟzens agree that Franklin is the place to be! At the InternaƟonal City Managers AssociaƟon (ICMA) conference in AusƟn, the City was honored as a Įnalist and award winner for a 2023 Voice of The People (VOP) Award for Excellence in Economy. The VOP Awards honor local governments that best engage residents and include public opinion in community decisions. These are the Įrst and only naƟonally recognized awards given to local governments based on resident input. Also at this event, our City Manager, Eric Stuckey, was sworn in as Vice President represenƟng the Southeast region of the United States for the ICMA ExecuƟve Board as well as named City Manager of the Year by the Tennessee City Management AssociaƟon. We are so grateful for our strong leadership! This year we also conƟnued the comprehensive update to our land use plan, Envision Franklin. This planning document provides guidance for the future growth and development of our community. Numerous opportuniƟes were provided for ciƟzens to give their input and the public draŌ was released in September. We’re looking forward to the adopƟon of the updated plan.
In March of 2023, Franklin was able to host our Irish sister city, County Laois. We were honored to host the delegates so they could experience and learn more about our community. AcƟviƟes included local tours, friendly exchanges of ideas, and most importantly, some Nashville hot chicken! We value our sister ciƟes and look forward to culƟvaƟng those relaƟonships even more in the coming year. Lastly, this year was an elecƟon year for our Board of Mayor and Aldermen. CongratulaƟons to the newest Alderman Greg Caesar and our re-elected Aldermen Clyde Barnhill, Ann Petersen, and Brandy Blanton. I am also grateful to have been re-elected for another term as your Franklin Mayor! Franklin, Tennessee conƟnues to be a thriving community and I’m proud of all the progress we have made in 2023 and will conƟnue to make in the future. Mayor Ken Moore
City-at-a-Glance
90,092 ESTIMATED POPULATION
45 SQUARE MILES
16.76 ACRES ANNEXED IN 2023
736 DWELLING UNITS APPROVED IN 2023 11,344 DWELLING UNITS ARE APPROVED AND YET TO BE BUILT
38,907 EXISTING HOUSING STOCK
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Accomplishments
ENVISION
FRANKLIN
PRESERVING THE PAST, PLANNING THE FUTURE
ADOPTION DRAFT 2024
Envision Franklin Comprehensive Update
Throughout the year, the Planning and Sustainability Department sought community input for the Envision Franklin Update. This year, there was representaƟon at 18 community events, six public meeƟngs dedicated to the plan update with over 700 aƩendees, a survey with over 1,100 responses, a project webpage, a 650+ person distribuƟon list, and social media touchpoints. A public draŌ of the comprehensive update is currently published on the project webpage and will go to the Franklin Municipal Planning Commission for adopƟon early in 2024.
This year, the Franklin Streetscape project was completed aŌer nearly two decades of planning and designing. These improvements included roadway widening, new bicycle lanes, new sidewalks along both sides of the street, street trees, new street lighƟng, traĸc signal upgrades at Old Liberty Pike and Liberty Pike, burying all overhead uƟliƟes underground, and upgrading/installing sewer and stormwater systems. Franklin Road Streetscape
Williamson County Growth Plan Update
The update to the Williamson County Growth Plan, which impacts each community in Williamson County, oĸcially commenced. This is the Įrst update since 2001 and is in reacƟon to the rapid growth in the area over the last few decades. Franklin proposed the removal of territory within its Urban Growth Boundary in three areas to accommodate the requests of the land owners and to keep the rural character. The three areas are north of New Highway 96 West, along Carter’s Creek Pike and Southall Road, and along US 31 Columbia Pike. The City is also requesƟng the addiƟon of territory in the Goose Creek Basin, east of I-65 along Peytonsville Road and PraƩ Lane. Each jurisdicƟon will ulƟmately have to raƟfy the update to the Growth Plan before it can go into eīect.
AŌer a two-year study by the WayĮnding SubcommiƩee of the City’s Civil War Historical Commission, a new Ňeet of historic markers are being placed around Franklin in 2023 and going into 2024. The SubcommiƩee found that previous signage was in various sizes, colors, shapes, and did not properly direct to the actual Historic Sites. These older signs were also showing signs of wear and tear. These new Historic Markers oīer more direcƟon and easier idenƟĮcaƟon improving the experiences of both locals and tourists alike. WayĮnding
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ZONING CHANGES
PROPERTIES ZONED (DUE TO ANNEXATION)
DESCRIPTION
PREVIOUS ZONING DISTRICT
NEW ZONING DISTRICT
South of Murfreesboro Rd, East of Ridgeway Dr Parcel North of Liberty Pike, West of Turning Whell Ln
COUNTY
ER
COUNTY
ER
4436 PraƩ Ln
COUNTY
ER
TOTAL
PROPERTIES REZONED
DESCRIPTION
PREVIOUS ZONING DISTRICT
NEW ZONING DISTRICT
1500 Legends Club Ln
PD 54,982
PD
East of Hillsboro Rd, North and South of Poteat Pl
R-2
AG
The OpƟma Franklin PUD
PD 10.15/203,968/130
RC-6
PD 2.61 PD 5,578
Novara PUD
ER R4 R4
My Friends House PUD
PD 38.19/3,000
Middle Eight PUD 611 Mt. Hope PUD
PD 20
R6
1406 Cannon St/ 319, 401, 403 BaƩle Ave Franklin First United Methodist Church PUD Hard Bargain II PUD Subdivision (958 Glass St)
R4
CI
PD 207,500
CI
R6
PD 6.06
TOTAL
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ACREAGE
ADOPTION DATE
4.70
3/28/2023
5/9/2023
7.06
5.00
9/26/2023
16.76
ACREAGE
ADOPTION DATE
301.89
1/10/2023
1/10/2023 1/24/2023 2/28/2023 3/28/2023 8/22/2023 9/26/2023
MIDDLE EIGHT CONCEPTUAL RENDERING (RENDERING CREDIT: JJ ZANETTA)
7.00
34.30 29.46
1.08 7.20
0.10
7.88
11/14/2023
104.07
11/14/2023
0.29
12/12/2023
493.27
MT. HOPE PUD CONCEPTUAL RENDERING (RENDERING CREDIT: RICK THOMPSON - ARCHITECT, HARD BARGAIN ASSOCIATION)
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RESIDENTIAL APPROVALS
RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
UNITS APPROVED
DWELLING UNITS BY H
HOUSE DUPLEX TOWNHOME
OpƟma Franklin PUD
348
Novara PUD Subdivision
77
77
My Friends House (InsƟtuƟonal Group Home) 611 Mt. Hope St 2
2
8044 Dunwoody Commons (Lot ConsolidaƟon)
-1
-1
Myles Manor Park Subdivision SecƟon D (Revision 1, Lots 1-7) (Lot ConsolidaƟon)
-6
-6
275
12
3
Middle Eight PUD
6
32
Silagi Subdivision Preliminary Plat
16
Hard Bargain II PUD Subdivision (958 Glass St)
2
2
3
3
Poteat Place North
4
4
Poteat Place South
4081 Murfreesboro Rd Subdivision
2
2
Hills Subdivision, SecƟon A (Revision 1) (Lot ConsolidaƟon)
-2
-2
TOTAL
736
85
30
3
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TOTAL ACREAGE
OPEN SPACE
OUSING TYPE
APARTMENT
CONDO
348
34.30
1.71
29.46
8.08
0.10
254
7.20
1.46
4.54
16
1.70
0.29
2.15
0.91
4.85
3.44
4.69
NOVARA PUD SUBDIVISION CONCEPTUAL RENDERING (RENDERING CREDIT: RANDY ARNOLD WITH ARNOLD HOMES)
602
16
87.58
17.30
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NONRESIDENTIAL APPROVALS
SQUARE FOOTAGE
TOTAL ACREAGE
DEVELOPMENT TYPE
NONRESIDENTIAL SITE PLAN
Spring Creek Walmart (AddiƟon)
7,863
33.21 49.66
Commercial AddiƟon
Eastworks PUD SecƟon 1 (Building A1)
14,742
Mixed-Use Building
Poplar Farms PUD SecƟon 2
1.60
Community Amenity Center
7,615 6,623
1.03 1.03
Golf Clubhouse AddiƟon Golf Team Facility AddiƟon
Vanderbilt Legends PUD Golf Course
Vanderbilt Legends PUD Golf Course
15,569
Refuge Center for Counseling PUD
7.00
Counseling Center
2.17
Westhaven PUD Golf Course
7,600
Golf Course Maintenance Facility
555 Franklin Rd PUD
110,273 25.92
ConƟnuum of Care Facility
Woodlands Subdivision, Revision 3, Lot 7 (101 Eastwind Ct) The Landings Subdivision, Lot 3, Revision 1 (1700 Moores Ct) Cool Springs East, SecƟon 17, Lot 657, Revision 1 Cool Springs East, SecƟon 35, Lot 694, Revision 7 (980 & 990 Meridian Blvd) Spring Creek Subdivision, Lot 3, Revision 4 7,022 1,840 6,100 Westhaven PUD SecƟon 62, Revision 3 Carothers Crossing West PUD, Lot 7 (5035 Carothers Pkwy) 510 Main St (St. Pauls Episcopal Church) (AddiƟon) Liberty Industrial Park (FSSD Oĸce Complex) 828 Murfreesboro Rd (Church of The City) 39,602 7,144 38,390 Franklin Grove Subdivision (423 Margin St) 1,536 WCS TransportaƟon Complex (Buildings F & C) (1771 West Main St) Carter House Visitors Center (Expired, Reapplied) Cool Springs East, SecƟon 28, Revision 4, Lots 675, 676, 692 4,624 9,600 5,400 1,584 2,362 Southeast Municipal Complex Subdivision 16,845 15,359 28,400
1.02
Franklin Chrysler Jeep Dodge
32.04
Amenity Space
9.77
Canteen on Carothers
3.30
Building AddiƟon to Alexander Toyota
10.98
0.26
Blakeford Amenity Center
1.04
Panda Express
44.37
InsƟtuƟonal
1.41
InsƟtuƟonal AddiƟon
5.28
InsƟtuƟonal
5.19
InsƟtuƟonal RecreaƟonal
173.00
15.07
InsƟtuƟonal
10.51
InsƟtuƟonal
32.34
Restaurant
TOTAL
356,093 467.20
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APPROVED NONRESIDENTIAL SQUARE FOOTAGE
DEVELOPMENT PLAN
OpƟma Franklin PUD
203,968
3,000
Middle Eight PUD
TOTAL
206,968
(RENDERING CREDIT: MEYERS+ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTURE)
ASPEN GROVE PUD SUBDIVISION - VANDERBILT LEGENDS CLUBHOUSE RENDERING
(RENDERING CREDIT: MEYERS+ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTURE)
ASPEN GROVE PUD SUBDIVISION - GOLF TEAM FACILITY ADDITION RENDERING
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RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT UN
DEVELOPMENT
CONSTRUCTED UNITS
UNITS APPROVED
NAME
YEAR
TOTAL
4081 Murfreesboro Rd 555 Franklin Rd PUD*
2023 2023 2023 2014 2018 2019 2002 2019 2006 2021 2017 2020 2017 2021 2020 2022 2019 2021 2021 2023 2006 2016 2022 2005 2005
2
0
201
0
611 Mt. Hope St
2
0
149
141
Amelia Park
Arlington at West Main Rev 1
10
0
480 445 614 400
Aureum PUD
0
416
Avalon
Avalon Square
0
Berry Farms Reams-Flemming Tract
0
Berry Farms Town Center Rev 1
1,052
495
20 45
13
Bushnell Farms
Carothers Glen
0
Colleta Park
199
0
3
Cherokee Place PUD
100
1,624
East Works PUD
0
Eastview Subdivision
4
0
132 408
The Fields at Reese Farm
0
Gateway Village Rev 1
386
Hamilton PUD
58
0
Hard Bargain II PUD (958 Glass St)
2
0
Harlinsdale Manor Harpeth Square Rev 1 Haven at Cool Springs
15
13
150
160
297
0
Henley
87
86
Highlands at Ladd Park Rev 7
1,217
1,211
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NOTES: *555 Franklin Rd PUD amended their approval to reduce total units to 201 and provided addiƟonal informaƟon regarding units and unit types. These changes have been reŇected in this table.
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NDER CONSTRUCTION
REMAINING UNITS BY TYPE
TOWNHOME/ CONDO
ASSISTED LIVING
HOUSE DUPLEX
APARTMENT
TOTAL
2
2
-
-
-
-
115
86
201
-
-
-
2
2 8
-
-
-
-
8
-
-
-
-
-
-
10
-
-
10
480
480
-
-
-
-
29
29
-
-
-
-
122
492 400
614 400 557
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
*
*
*
-
-
1
-
6
-
-
7
45
45
-
-
-
-
199
-
-
-
-
199
-
-
-
97
-
97
1,615
1,624
-
-
9
-
4
4
-
-
-
-
64
68
132
-
-
-
22
22 58
-
-
-
-
58
-
-
-
-
2 2
2 2
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
10
-
10
297
297
-
-
-
-
1
-
-
-
-
1
6
-
-
-
-
6
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RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT UN
DEVELOPMENT
CONSTRUCTED UNITS
UNITS APPROVED
NAME
YEAR
TOTAL
Huĸnes Ridge Hillhaven PUD
2019 2022 2022 2018 2022 2008 2020 2022 2020 2020 2023 2023 2023 2014 2021 2023 2013 2013 2017 2017 2022 2023 2009 2016
426
0
43 12
0
Jordan Reserve
0
Jordan Road PUD (Firestone)
10
9
Legends View
18
0
Lockwood Glen Rev 5 (Nichols Bend)
638
570
72
Madison PUD Rev 1
0
Magnolia Hall
10
0
McEwen Town Center Rev 3
1,191
711
Meadows & Villages at Southbrooke
205 275
50
Middle Eight PUD
0
Novara PUD
77
0
OpƟma Franklin PUD
348 950 546
0
OvaƟon
0
Poplar Farms
0
Poteat Place (North & South)
7
0
43 14 81
36 13
Preserve at Echo Estates
Ralston Row
Riverbluī Rev 2 Shadow Green Shawnee PUD
70
182
144
26 32
0
Silagi Subdivision
0
Silver Grace (Fountains of Franklin)
123 408
87
Simmons Ridge Rev 4
266
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NDER CONSTRUCTION
REMAINING UNITS BY TYPE
TOWNHOME/ CONDO
ASSISTED LIVING
HOUSE DUPLEX
APARTMENT
TOTAL
426
426
-
-
-
-
32
43 12
11
-
-
-
12
-
-
-
-
1
-
-
-
-
1
18
18 68 72
-
-
-
-
61
-
7
-
-
72
-
-
-
-
10
-
-
-
-
10
480
480 155 275 348 950 546 77
-
-
-
-
121
28
6
-
-
12
3
254
6
-
77
-
-
-
-
348
-
-
-
-
40
-
910
-
-
546
-
-
-
-
7
-
-
-
-
7
7
-
-
-
-
7
1
-
-
-
-
1
11
-
-
-
-
11
38 26
38 26 32 36
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
16
-
-
16
4
26
6
-
-
18
124
142
-
-
-
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RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT UN
DEVELOPMENT
CONSTRUCTED UNITS
UNITS APPROVED
NAME
YEAR
TOTAL
2021 2017 2019 2017 2021 2014 2005 2021 2020 2013 2001 2021 2019 2022 2016
512
Southvale PUD
0
18
Splendor Ridge
19
359 824
328 672
The Standard At Cool Springs Rev 1
Stream Valley Rev 1
Tavistock
7
0
Through the Green Rev 2
492
452
13 37
12
Treemont Estates
Tuckaway PUD
0
245 395
Vintage at Watson Glen
0
340
Water's Edge
Westhaven* Rev 5
3,444
2,368
555 237
West Franklin Park PUD
0
Wood Duck Ct.
0
Woodwick Stone WynĮeld Village
6
0
13
9
TOTAL
20,413
9,069
NOTES: This chart indicates residenƟal developments that are under construcƟon or building permits have been issued. Developments with less than 5 units remaining are not shown. *Total number of units for Westhaven Subdivision does not include accessory units. Breakdown by dwelling-unit type for remaining Westhaven units is unavailable.
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NDER CONSTRUCTION
REMAINING UNITS BY TYPE
TOWNHOME/ CONDO
ASSISTED LIVING
HOUSE DUPLEX
APARTMENT
TOTAL
34
282
512
196
-
-
1
-
-
-
-
1
31
31
-
-
-
-
134
18
152
-
-
-
7
-
-
-
-
7
40
40
-
-
-
-
1
-
-
-
-
1
37
37
-
-
-
-
245
245
-
-
-
-
15
40
55
-
-
-
*
*
*
*
250
1,076
555
555 237
-
-
-
-
237
-
-
-
-
2
3
1
-
-
6
4
4
-
-
-
-
76
2,027
5,851
292
11,344
1,715
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EXISTING HOUSING
1%
4%
SINGLE FAMILY
MANUFACTURED HOME
24%
DUPLEX
55%
TOWNHOME/CONDO
12%
APARTMENT
3%
ASSISTED LIVING
1%
RESIDENTIAL SPECIAL PLACE
% OF EXISTING DWELLING UNITS
TYPE OF HOUSING
# OF DWELLING UNITS
21,255
55%
Single Family
Manufactured Home
405
1% 3%
1,174 4,583 9,412 1,554
Duplex
Townhouse/Condo
12% 24%
Apartment
4% 1%
Assisted Living
ResidenƟal Special Place
524
TOTAL
38,907
100%
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APPROVED HOUSING (NOT YET BUILT)
7%
SINGLE FAMILY
5%
15%
3%
DUPLEX
1%
TOWNHOME/CONDO
18%
APARTMENT
ASSISTED LIVING
52%
BERRY FARMS TOWN CENTER NON-SINGLE FAMILY WESTHAVEN UNITS
% OF EXISTING DWELLING UNITS
TYPE OF HOUSING
# OF DWELLING UNITS
1,715
15%
Single Family
1%
Duplex
76
Townhomes/Condos
2,027 5,851
18% 52%
Apartment
292
3%
Assisted Living
Berry Farms Town Center Non Single-Family Units
557
5%
826
7%
Westhaven Units
TOTAL
11,344
100%
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FUTURE BUILD-OUT (EXISTING + APPROVED HOUSING)
SINGLE FAMILY
1%
4%
1% 2%
MANUFACTURED HOME
DUPLEX
TOWNHOME/CONDO
30%
46%
APARTMENT
ASSISTED LIVING
13%
2%
BERRY FARMS TOWN CENTER NON-SINGLE FAMILY WESTHAVEN UNITS
1%
RESIDENTIAL SPECIAL PLACE
% OF EXISTING DWELLING UNITS
TYPE OF HOUSING
# OF DWELLING UNITS
22,970
46%
Single Family
Manufactured Home
405
1% 2%
1,250
Duplex
Townhome/Condos
13% 30%
6,610
15,263
Apartment
1,846
4%
Assisted Living
Berry Farms Town Center Non Single-Family Units
557
1%
826 524
2% 1%
Westhaven Units
ResidenƟal Special Place
TOTAL
50,251
100%
NOTE: Due to rounding, totals add up to 99%. This is not an error.
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CITY LAND USES
RESIDENTIAL
26%
COMMERCIAL
36%
INDUSTRIAL
1%
INSTITUTIONAL AND RECREATIONAL USES
23%
10%
UTILITIES
3%
UNDEVELOPED LAND
TYPE OF HOUSING ACREAGE PERCENTAGE
GENERAL INFORMATION
Includes Estate ResidenƟal, Detached and AƩached ResidenƟal, Apartments, Assisted Living, Manufactured Homes, Mixed ResidenƟal Includes Oĸce, Commercial, Retail, Mixed Use, Mixed NonresidenƟal
ResidenƟal
9,188
36%
2,511
10%
Commercial
816
3%
Includes Light Industrial and Heavy Industrial
Industrial
InsƟtuƟonal and RecreaƟonal Uses
Includes Parks, Open Space, Churches, Governmental Buildings, RecreaƟonal FaciliƟes Includes UƟlity Headquarters, Pump StaƟons, Electrical SubstaƟons
5,888
23%
UƟliƟes
266
1%
6,587
26%
Includes Vacant ProperƟes and Agricultural Uses
Undeveloped Land
TOTAL
25,256 100%
NOTE: Due to rounding, totals add up to 99%. This is not an error.
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POPULATION
POPULATION ESTIMATES
CITY OF FRANKLIN POPULATION
YEAR
MONTH
TYPE
1980 1990 1995 2000 2004 2008 2010 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2020 2021 2022 2023
12,407 20,098 25,440 41,842 46,416 56,219 62,487 66,370 70,737 72,272 74,440 71,374 79,608 82,029 83,454 83,852 86,628* 89,065 90,092
April
Federal Census
April
Federal Census
April
Special Census
April
Federal Census
July
Special Census
July
Special Census
April
Federal Census
July
Special Census
EsƟmate EsƟmate EsƟmate
Dec
Dec
Dec
March
Special Census
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Dec
Dec
April
Federal Census
EsƟmate EsƟmate EsƟmate EsƟmate
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POPULATION PROJECTIONS
CITY OF FRANKLIN POPULATION
DECADE
TYPE
NUMBER CHANGE
1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2020 2030 2040
12,407 20,098 41,842 62,487 83,454 83,852 105,268 126,948
Federal Census
-
Federal Census
7,691
21,744 20,645
Federal Census
Federal Census
Federal Census
-
EsƟmate ProjecƟon ProjecƟon
21,365 21,416 21,680
24.
2023 DEVELOPMENT REPORT
POPULATION ESTIMATES PopulaƟon esƟmates are based on the exisƟng housing stock. EsƟmates are calculated using dwelling type, average household size, and vacancy rates. *During preparaƟon of the 2021 Development Report, 217 units were discovered that had previously gone unreported. The 2021 populaƟon esƟmate has been calculated to include these units; however, the growth rate and number change did not factor in the change in total populaƟon. POPULATION PROJECTIONS This chart projects growth by using historical averaging in populaƟon change by decade. This chart shows population projections based on historical data; however, as with any projecƟon, using past data does not necessarily indicated future growth.
NUMBER CHANGE
PERCENT CHANGE
3,003 7,691 4,240 1,542
32% 62%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2.8% 2.1% 3.0%
1,961 1,535 2,168
-
-
2,244 2,421
2.9% 3.0%
-
-
1,823 2,196*
2.2%
2.9%*
2,437 1,027
2.8% 1.2%
PERCENT CHANGE
- 62% 108% 49% -
34% 26% 21%
BICYCLISTS IN FRANKLIN
2023 DEVELOPMENT REPORT
25.
£ ¤ 431 Approved NonresidenƟal/ Mixed-Use Developments
«¬ 441
555 Franklin Rd PUD
The Landings Subdivision
Eastworks PUD Section 1
«¬ 96
Vanderbilt Legends PUD Golf Course
Cool Springs East, Section 35
Westhaven PUD Golf Course
Cool Springs East, Section 17
Cool Springs East, Section 28
Spring Creek Walmart (Addition)
Spring Creek Subdivision
Liberty Industrial Park
Westhaven PUD, Section 62
Carothers Crossing West PUD
510 Main St
Franklin Grove Subdivision
Carter House Visitors Center
Poplar Farms PUD, Section 2
Woodlands Subdivision
«¬ 252
828 Murfreesboro Rd
WCS Transportation Complex
«¬ 96
§¨¦ 65
Southeast Municipal Complex Subdivision
Refuge Center for Counseling PUD
«¬ 246
«¬ 248
§¨¦ 840
±
£ ¤ 31
Approved in 2023
FRANKLIN DISCLAIMER This map was created by the City of Franklin's IT
Department and was compiled from the most authentic information available. The City is not responsible for any errors or omissions contained hereon. All data and materials Copyright © 2024. All Rights Reserved.
City Limits
26.
2023 DEVELOPMENT REPORT
¤ Approved ResidenƟal Developments
«¬ 441
§¨¦ 65
Poteat Place North
East Works
Poteat Place South
«¬ 96
Optima Franklin PUD
McEwen Place Town Center
Magnolia Place
West Franklin Park
Jordan Road
Middle Eight PUD
Aureum
Selah
Avalon Square
611 Mt. Hope St
Ovation
Silagi
958 Glass St
Westhaven
Novara PUD
Arlington at West Main
Chickasaw
Shawnee PUD
Cherokee Place PUD
Tavistock
Southwind
My Friends House
«¬ 252
Woodlands
Vintage at Watson Glen
Wood Duck Court
4081 Murfreesboro Rd Subdivision
Through the Green Rev 2
«¬ 96
Shadow Green
Lockwood Glen
Simmons Ridge
§¨¦ 65
Echelon
Water's Edge
Ladd Park
Berry Farms Town Center
«¬ 246
Berry Farms Chadwell Tract
Meadows at Southbrooke
Berry Farms Reams-Fleming Tract
Villages at Southbrooke
Stream Valley
«¬ 248
Bushnell Farms
Southvale PUD
§¨¦ 840
±
£ ¤ 31
Approved in 2023
Previously Approved / Under Construction
FRANKLIN DISCLAIMER This map was created by the City of Franklin's IT
Department and was compiled from the most authentic information available. The City is not responsible for any errors or omissions contained hereon. All data and materials Copyright © 2024. All Rights Reserved.
City Limits
2023 DEVELOPMENT REPORT
27.
Land Use Map
Cool Springs Blvd
Mack Hatcher Pkwy
McEwen Dr
Franklin Rd
Murfreesboro Rd
Carters Creek Pike
Mack Hatcher Pkwy
Columbia Pike
Goose Creek Bypass
±
Legend
Civic/ Institutional
City Limits
Recreation/ Open Space
Mixed Nonresidential
Harpeth River
Retail
±
Mixed Residential
Agriculture
Residential Multifamily
Mixed Use
Residential Single Family
Commercial
Office
Utilities
Residential Estate
Residential Duplex
Vacant
Industrial
28.
2023 DEVELOPMENT REPORT
CONTRIBUTIONS
The Planning & Sustainability Department
Eric Conner, Principal Planner, Project Manager
Teresa Anderson, Principal Planner
Annette Dalrymple, Land Planner, Designer
Andrew Orr, Long Range Planning Supervisor
Amy Diaz-Barriga, Assistant Planning Director
Kelly Dannenfelser, Assistant Planning Director
Emily Wright, Planning Director
With Assistance From:
Jake Harvey
Andrew Southern
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