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Board of Zoning Appeals < Back Board of Zoning Appeals Town of Wartrace BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS REGULAR MEETING AGENDA REGULAR MEETING: June 24, 2025 LOCATION: Wartrace Town Hall, 29 Main St. E, Wartrace, TN TIME: 6 PM AGENDA. 1. Call to Order, Agenda. 2. Approval of Minutes from May 14, 2025. Meeting 3. PUBLIC COMMENTS. 4. PUBLIC HEARING – NONE. 5. OLD BUSINESS – NONE. 6. NEW BUSINESS – NONE. 7. DISCUSSION. 8. BOARD COMMENTS. 9. ANNOUNCEMENTS. 10. ADJOURN. Previous Next

Area attractions, restaurants, a historical walking tour, and, of course, shopping can be found on this page. The Town of Wartrace has a lot to offer and makes relaxing in a quaint area easy. Exploring Wartrace Local Links Plan a Visit to Historic Wartrace SERVICES: Wartrace Post Office 506 Blackman Blvd. W. Phone: 931-389-6636 Hours of operation. Monday-Friday 7:30-12:30 & 1:30-3:30 Saturday 7:30-10:30 Wartrace Country Store GAS STATION 503 Blackman Blvd W 931-389-6740 Hours: Mon-Sat 5:30am-9:00pm, Sun 7am-8pm Wartrace Country Store also serves breakfast and lunch and has a selection of Pizza and salads till 6pm Tri-Star Plumbing 6988 Highway 64-E (931) 394-4040 C.A.R. Auto Service Center 219 E. Blackman Blvd. (931) 389-6800 B&P Storage 219 E. Blackman Blvd. (800) 463-3339 ATM Machine Wartrace Country Store 503 Blackman Blvd. West. Bunn's Roofing 336 Spring St. (931) 580-7749 MEDICAL FACILITIES WARTRACE FAMILY PRACTICE (Tennova) 507 Blackman Blvd. West 931-389-0600 Monday thru Friday 8:15-4:45 P.M. (Closed 12-1 P.M. for lunch) MASSAGE: That Massage Place 20 1/2b Main St., E 931-813-3010 Mon/Tue/Thur/Fri 10am-6pm, Wed 10am-3pm, Sat 10am-5pm Closed Sunday Where tension melts and time softens FACEBOOK Tennova Healthcare 2835 HWY 231 N. Shelbyville, TN 931-685-5433 Tennova Harton Healthcare 1801 North Jackson St. Tullahoma, TN 931-393-3000 St. Thomas Rutherford Hospital 1700 Medical Center Pkwy, Murfreesboro, TN 37129 615-396-4100 VETERINARIAN Cascade Veterinary Hospital 2849 Fairfield Pike Wartrace, TN 931-389-0449 CHURCHES Wartrace Baptist Church 105 Vine Street South 931-389-6604 Mt. Zion Baptist Church 113 Fairfield Rd. East 931-389-9080 Wartrace Church of Christ 107 Bridgeview Street 931-389-9496 Wartrace Methodist Church 305 Main Street East EVENT CENTERS/CATERERS Beau Cheval in Wartrace 6999 Highway 64E 615-295-3326 Beginning to End Wedding Services beauandgary@beauchevalwartrace.com Strawberry Moon Catering 104 Main Street East 931-841-0627 - Call for Appts RESTAURANTS Sweet Nook Coffee Shop COMING REAL SOON 20 1/2A Main St., E. Check out our Facebook for soft opening information. It's a SWEET NOOK where one can sit a while. Gourmet Coffees, ALL Homemade, Baked Goods, Small Batch Syrups FACEBOOK The Rock House Deli 98 Main St., E. (931) 389-0002 Hours: Mon-Sat., 10:00am - 4:00pm VOTED #1 in Bedford County, TN! The Rock house deli serves lunch 6 days a week! Offering subs, sandwiches, and salads FACEBOOK The Iron Horse 23 Main St. (931) 813-3020 Hours: Weds & Fri 5:00-10:00pm, Sat 11am-10pm, Sun 12:00-8:00pm Our hometown, friendly saloon! Live Music every weekend. Trivia, open mic nights, and Karaoke most Thursdays. Brick Oven Pizza, burgers and more . FACEBOOK Delmonico's 5 Main St. E (931) 813-3055 Hours: Mon - Sat 10:30am-8:00pm, Closed Sunday Country cooking in a family atmosphere! Locally owned and operated and serving Potts Meat! The Best in Middle TN! FACEBOOK Sweet Memories 9 Main Street (541) 602-0820 Hours: Mon-Sat, 10:00am-7:00pm Sun 12:00-4:00pm Ice cream shop offering locally made ice cream, coffee, candy, retro toys and a little boutique. FACEBOOK Wartrace Country Store 503 Blackman Blvd W 931-389-6740 Hours: Mon-Sat 5:30am-5:00pm, Sun 7am-8pm Wartrace Country Store also serves breakfast and lunch and has a selection of Pizza and salads till 6pm SHOPPING The Wartrace Emporium 100 Main Street, East 931-389-6740 Hours: Wed-Fri 11:00am-6:00pm, Sat 10:00am-6:00pm, Sun 11am-4pm The Wartrace Emporium, an eclectic artisan gift shop and creative hub in Wartrace, TN FACEBOOK Southern Goods Mercantile 7 Main St., E. 859-361-3597 Hours: Mon - Sat 10:00am-7:00pm Sun 12:00 - 4:00pm A locally owned collection of boutique shops with a lot of variety! Beautiful clothes, shoes, accessories and so much more! Clothing varies from today's trends to vintage inspired styles. FACEBOOK Shoppes at 31 Main 31 Main St., E. 931-580-2866 Discover local artisans, unique gifts, farmhouse décor, candles, clothing for all ages, Christmas décor, yard art, antiques, collectibles & Wartrace souvenirs—all under one roof. FACEBOOK Wartrace Country Store 503 Blackman Blvd W 931-389-6740 Hours: Mon-Sat 5:30am-5:00pm, Sun 7am-8pm Gas Station Wartrace Country Store also serves breakfast and lunch and has a selection of Pizza and salads till 6pm Dollar General Store 200 E. Blackman Blvd. ACCOMODATIONS BED AND BREAKFASTS The Blue Victorian at Wartrace 124 College Street Wartrace, TN 615-427-3504 wartracebluevictorian@gmail.com Cascade Hollow Lodge 2232 Cascade Hollow Road Normandy, TN 931-857-3277 Clearview Farm LLC B & B / Horse Boarding 2291 Hwy 231 S. Shelbyville, TN 931-684-8822 Seasons Bed & Breakfast 101 Webb Road E. Bell Buckle, TN 615-971-9365 615-516-3421 Tennessee Horse Country 311 Robinson Rd. Shelbyville, TN 931-684-1863 (866) 322-8916 The Walker Inn 207 Webb Road E. Bell Buckle, TN 931-312-0856 NOTE: The world-famous Walking Horse Hotel in Wartrace is not open at this time. Please check back here for updates which will be posted as we confirm. CAMPGROUNDS Celebration Campground Celebration Show Grounds, Shelbyville, TN 931-684-5915 Lynchburg Wild erness R.V. Park 975 Main St., Lynchb urg, TN 931-580-2680 SCHOOLS Cascade Elementary 2998 Fairfield Pike 931-389-0031 Cascade Middle & High School 1165 Bell Buckle/Wartrace Rd 931-389-9389 CHILD CARE Wartrace Headstart Child Development Program Accepts applications year round as spots become available 112 Bridgeview Street 931-389-6406 Wartrace Wee Champs Daycare 322 Spring Street 931-607-8546 Stay & Play 931-389-6375 THE WALKING HORSE HOTEL The Walking Horse Hotel was featured by WKRN television as part of "Haunted Tennessee" program for Halloween 2016. Click HERE to watch the story! The hotel was also featured on the Travel Channel's "Haunted Live" on October 12, 2018. WARTRACE IN THE NEWS CLICK HERE to see a list of news links! CLICK HERE to watch the Wartrace Documentary AREA ATTRACTIONS TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE NATIONAL MUSEUM 27 Main St E Wartrace 931-808-6545 GEORGE DICKEL DISTILLERY 1950 Cascade Hollow Rd, Tullahoma 931-857-4110 JACK DANIEL DISTILLERY 182 Lynchburg Hwy. Lynchburg, TN MISS MARY BOBO'S 295 Main St. Lynchburg, TN 931-759-7394 SELF GUIDED TOURS THE JACK TRAIL SELF-GUIDED DRIVING TOUR HISTORICAL MARKERS TOUR Plan a wonderful day around visiting all the historical markers in the area! Combine your tour with a wonderful lunch at one of our many delicious locations and then stay through the evening and get to know the locals at our friendly local bar, The Iron Horse , where they'll serve you up some of the best pizza and burgers for miles! THE WARTRACE WALKING TOUR This self guided tour can be as relaxing as you want! CLICK HERE and you will be directed to photos and information of all the Registered Historical homes and buildings in Wartrace! Services Restaurants Medical Churches Shopping Accommodations Attractions Self-Guided Tours Event and Caterers Wartrace in the News

Some of the rich history in the Town of Watrace starts here. With light rolling hills and beautiful scenery, its a wonderful place to rest. Hollywood Cemetery Rules and Regulations Policies and Procedures Wartrace History Hollywood Cemetery was named after the wood of a Holly tree at the cemetery entrance. The nine-acre cemetery opened in 1885. It is managed by the Town of Wartrace. Hours: 7AM till sundown Absolutely no excavating before contacting the Wartrace Town Hall at (931) 389-6144 A grave liner is re quired for all burials Only one grave per plot allowed No mausoleums or other above ground burial containers are allowed No walls or fences may be constructed or installed without specific permission No corner stones or monuments are to be installed before coordinating with the Wartrace Town Hall Dirt from excavation is to be distributed to the specific areas indicated No one allowed in the cemetery after dark No overnight parking (violators will be prosecuted) No children allowed in cemetery unless accompanied by an adult Artificial flowers must be next to the monument during mowing season Discard old flowers and wreaths in cans Not responsible for flowers or wreaths No one allowed to plant flowers, shrubs or trees without permission Urns, Plots, Ashes, Monuments, Headstones An interment form MUST be filled out and signed for each interment. The Town MUST mark the spot for interment. There is a fee for the burial of each urn in addition to the purchase price of the plot. Fee $400 with tent and chairs $250 without tent and chairs A vault for the urn is not required but if desired, it can be obtained through your funeral home. An urn can be placed at the foot of a relative (mother, father, sister, brother, husband, wife or child) already buried. A monument is required for every plot/grave. The name, birth date and date of death for all parties buried must be reflected on a monument. this can be added to an existing stone for the relative or a new, flat stone purchased. Only four urns/ashes may be placed in a plot. The name, birth date and date of death for all parties buried must be reflected on a monument. This can be on one headstone or four individual headstones. The Town can provide names of monument companies for your reference. A head stone reflecting the name, birth date and date of death for all parties buried must be placed on the grave. The Town can provide names of monument companies for your reference. Proof of purchase of a headstone and/or lettering must be confirmed before burial. Urns must be buried two feet deep. The Town can provide names of grave services to dig the grave. CLICK HERE FOR THE CEMETERY PLOT FORM Directions Directions from Nashville, TN I24 East towards Chattanooga Take Exit 97 to Bell Buckle, Beech Grove, Wartrace & Shelbyville Go right on Highway 64E After approximately 10 miles you will come to Downtown Wartrace After crossing the railroad track take an immediate right in front of the Hotel You will be on Highway 269. Highway 269 curves to the left. You go straight on Spring Street Spring Street runs right into the gates of the cemetery

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The Wartrace Town Hall is one of the most friendly places to visit! We are here to help you make the most of your stay in Wartrace whether you are a life long resident or just visiting. Town Hall At Your Service Offices at Town Hall ADDRESS 29 Main St E P.O. Box 158 Wartrace, TN 37183 Phone: (931) 389-6144 Fax: (931) 389-6142 Email: admin@townofwartrace.com HOW WE CAN HELP Pay Your Water Bills Rent Facilities Pay Your Taxes Get Building Permits Get Zoning Information Animal Control Brush Pick-up Hollywood Cemetery Wartrace Calendar All the Forms Schedule an Event F orm HOURS OF OPERATION Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon Closed : New Year's Eve New Year's Day MLK Day President's Day Good Frida Memorial Day Juneteenth *Additional closings may occur depending on weather and holiday schedules. Independence Day, Labor Day Veterans Day Thanksgiving Black Friday Christmas Eve Christmas Day Mayor Brian Ross bross.mayor@townofwartrace.com Town Administrator Tyra Haught thaught@townofwartrace.com Town Clerk Kimberley Kass kkass@townofwartrace.com Utility Manager Jeremy Garrett wartraceutilities@townofwartrace.com

Building permits are a critical part in building and construction in the Town of Wartrace. As the little town continues to grow, make sure you are starting you next project the right way. Click here to see how. Services Building Permits Procedures for Submittal of Building Permits Building Permit Application No building or other structure shall be erected, moved, added to or structurally altered without a building permit issued by the Office of the Building Inspector. Fill out a Building Permit application. (Forms are linked to the .pdf's under the picture of the town front.) All building permits must meet the requirements of the Wartrace Zoning Ordinance and the Subdivision Regulations. All building permit fees must be paid before the Building Permit is issued. Plans must include plot/site plan drawn to scale, depicting the zoning classification and showing the following information: The plot/site plan of any residential building or other structure of residential activity with four dwelling units or less on a zone lot shall indicate: The actual shape, location, and dimensions of the lot; The shape, size, and location of all buildings or other structures to be erected, altered or moved, and of any building or other structure already on the lot; The existing and intended use of the lot and of all such building or other structure upon it, including the number of dwelling units, the building is intended to accommodate; Such other information concerning the lot of adjoining lots as may be essential for determining whether the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance are being observed. All other non-residential buildings, structures and activities shall indicate: The actual shape, location and dimensions of the lot; The shape, size and location of all buildings or other structures to be erected, altered or moved, and of any building or other structure already on the lot. Please contact Wartrace Town Hall for information about building and all other permits at 931-389-6144 . Email all permit information to admin@townofwartrace.com Thank you. Building Permit App Zoning Ordinance

The Public Works Committee works to ensure that our community's infrastructure is safe, reliable, and sustainable, supporting the well-being and prosperity of our residents, businesses, and visitors. Our goal is to build a better future for our community, one project at a time. Committee Public Works Committee Wartrace Proud MEETINGS: 1st Tuesday every month 5:30pm AGENDA The Public Works Committee works to ensure that our community's infrastructure is safe, reliable, and sustainable, supporting the well-being and prosperity of our residents, businesses, and visitors. Our goal is to build a better future for our community, one project at a time. Oversee the design, construction, and maintenance of roads, bridges, and transportation systems Develop and implement plans for public facilities, parks, and green spaces improvement programs Enhance public safety and accessibility through proactive maintenance Works to ensure that town signage is present and clean Works to keep the Town of Wartrace clean and a place that you are proud to live in and call home Form to Join

The Auxillary Boards and Committees consist of: The Board of Zoning and Appeals, The Beer Board, The Loan Screening Commitee, and the Gym Committee. Each Committee adds a tremdous amount to the citizens of Wartrace. If you are interested in volenteering for the betterment of your community, contact Town Hall today! Civil Servants Board of Zoning and Appeals Form to Join Protecting Rights MEETINGS: This Board meets as needed. Please check our calendar for dates. AGENDA The Board of Zoning and Appeals pla ys a critical role in shaping the character of our community, ensuring that development is consistent with zoning regulations, and protecting the rights of property owners and neighbors. Our goal is to provide a fair and inclusive process that respects the interests of all stakeholders and promotes responsible growth and development. Hear and decide appeals of zoning decisions and interpretations Grant variances and special exceptions to zoning regulations Ensure that zoning decisions align with community goals and values Balance individual property rights with community interest Provide a forum for public input and deb a te Render decisions that are reasonable, equitable, and in the best interest of the community Beer Board Form to Join MEETINGS: This Board meets as needed. Please check our calendar for dates. The Beer Board works to maintain a safe, respectful, and responsible environment for alcohol sales and consumption, while also supporting the growth and development of our community's hospitality industry. Our goal is to strike a balance between regulation and commerce, ensuring that alcohol is sold and consumed in a manner that benefits all. Ensure compliance with state and local laws governing alcohol sales and consumption Review and approve applications for beer permits and licenses Conduct hearings and investigations related to alcohol-related violations Develop and enforce regulations to promote responsible alcohol service and consumption Educate and engage with the community on alcohol-related issues B alance the needs of businesses, residents, and stakeholders Loan Screening Committee Form to Join MEETINGS: This Board meets as needed. Please check our calendar for dates. The Loan Screening Committee works to ensure that loans are made in a responsible and sustainable manner, balancing risk and reward, and supporting the financial well-being of our community. Our goal is to facilitate access to capital for deserving borrowers, while also protecting the integrity of the loan program. Conduct thorough and fair assessments of loan applications Evaluate creditworthiness, financial viability, and project feasibility Ensure compliance with program guidelines and regulations Identify and mitigate risk Provide recommendations for loan approval or denial Support borrowers in achieving their financial goals Gym Committee Form to Join MEETINGS: This Board meets as needed. Please check our calendar for dates. The Government Gym Committee works to create a supportive and accessible environment for individuals to achieve their fitness goals, while also ensuring the efficient and effective use of public resources. Our goal is to provide a valuable community asset that enhances the overall health and well-being of our citizens. Provide safe, clean, and well-maintained fitness facilities for public use Develop and implement programs to promote physical activity and wellness Manage gym memberships, rentals, and services Ensure compliance with safety regulations and standards Foster a welcoming and inclusive environment for all users Promote health and wellness initiatives in our community

Economic Growth Committee < Back Economic Growth Committee Town of Wartrace Economic Growth Committee September 9, 2025 @ 5:30pm Wartrace Town Hall Agenda ORDER OF BUSINESS 1. Approval of Minutes: - August 12, 2025 Meeting 2. Citizen & Public Comments OLD BUSINESS 3. TN Arts Commission - RAPS Grant - Update 4. Experience TN Membership & Benefits - Update 5. Marketing/Branding & Logo Application NEW BUSINESS 6. Artist Application for the RAPS Grant Mural - First Ever Mural in Wartrace 7. Discussion of Town Marketing 8. Discussion of Municipal Code Section 8 & LBD Member Comments Adjourn Previous Next

Click on this page to see information for the City Court and fees associated with just about anything. Services City Municipal Court Administration Wartrace Court Cost & Fines J. PATRICK PARNELL CITY JUDGE DANNY ODENEAL POLICE CHIEF KIMBERLEY KASS CITY COURT CLERK For after hour emergencies, please contact the Bedford County Sheriff’s Department: (931) 684-3232. Traffic court is held every other month and is always on a Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. A first offender policy may be offered to non-CDL holders with a clean driving history. First time offenders will be placed on probation for 60 days. If another ticket is received during that time both tickets will be submitted to the state. Tickets paid in advance are considered guilty pleas and will be sent to the state. A one-time court continuance is allowed for non-CDL holders only. This service requires an additional fee of $10 ALL TICKETS WILL PAY THE FOLLOWING FEES. COURT COST: $135.00 LITIGATION FEE: $13.75 If you miss your court date, you may pay a continuance fee of $10.00. The court date can be continued only once, but is not available for CDL Holders. TICKET FINES: SPEEDING: 00-10 MPH: $10.00 (Total $158.75) 11-20 MPH: $20.00 (Total $168.75) 21-30 MPH: $25.00 (Total $173.75) 31 + MPH: $50.00 (Total $198.75) NO OPERATOR LICENSE: $10.00 (Total $158.75) EXPIRED LICENSE: $10.00 (Total $158.75) RUNNING STOP SIGNS: $15.00 (Total $163.75) FAILURE TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY: $15.00 (Total $163.75) EXCESSIVE NOISE: $10.00 (Total $158.75) MUFFLER VIOLATION: $10.00 (Total $158.75) VIOLATION OF REG. (CARRYING): $10.00 (Total $158.75) VIOLATION OF REG. (UNREGISTERED): $10.00 (Total $158.75) VIOLATION OF REG. (EXPIRED): $10.00 (Total $158.75) NO PROOF OF INSURANCE: $10.00 (Total $158.75) IMPROPER PASSING (SAFETY): $20.00 (Total $168.75) IMPROPER PASSING (NO PASS ZONE): $20.00 (Total $168.75) IMPROPER PASSING: (Stopped by school bus) $50.00 (Total $198.75) CHILD RESTRAINT LAW: $50.00 (Total $198.75) SAFETY BELT USAGE: First Offense: $30.00 (plus court fees) Second Offense: $55 (plus court fees) LIGHT LAW: $10.00 (Total $158.75) LITTER LAW: $25.00 (Total $173.75) RECKLESS DRIVING: $50.00 (Total $198.75) OPEN CONTAINER: $10.00 (Total $158.75) FOLLOWING TOO CLOSE: $10.00 (Total $158.75) FIRE LANE/HANDICAP ZONE: $25.00 (Total $173.75) FAILURE TO APPEAR: $50.00 (Total $198.75) FAILURE TO OBEY RAILROAD CROSSINGS: $15.00 (Total $163.75) OPERATING ATV ON ROADS: $10.00 (Total $158.75) WINDOW TINT: $10.00 (Total $158.75) MISUSE OF REG.: $50.00 (Total $198.75)