After months of deliberations through city and community meetings, the Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Monday night approved the second and final reading of Ordinance 19-25, setting the stage for the development of a bustling downtown district.

Proposed to be built on the current site of the Tennessee Children’s Home and consisting of 102 acres of commercial, restaurant, office, hotel and residential development, the project – now known as Kedron Square – has seen multiple revisions as talks continued between the developer and the community at large. Among the latest changes is a 65 percent increase in green space from what had been initially proposed, as well as a reduction in the residential portion of development by 10 percent.