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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — During a meeting on Tuesday evening, the Johnson City Regional Planning Commission faced significant pushback from local residents over a proposed rezoning request. The land in question, situated on Antioch Road, is slated for a potential transformation to accommodate the construction of 48 single-family homes. This development proposal has sparked concerns among the community, particularly regarding the potential increase in traffic congestion.

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