The Greeneville Regional Planning Commission will consider a final site plan for placing a log cabin on the grounds of the Nathanael Greene Museum when it meets Tuesday, July 8.

The meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. in the board room at Town Hall.

The proposed museum building at 310 S. Main St. is a 480-square foot, one-story log cabin, according to the agenda.

Also on the agenda is consideration of:

* final site plan approval for a branch of Heritage Community Bank at 3626 E. Andrew Johnson Highway;

* revised site plan approval for Johnny Honeycutt for three buildings at 1202 Tusculum Blvd.; and

* final site plan approval for a new building on the Howard Pharmacy Shopping Center property at 1305 Tusculum Blvd.

When the commission adjourns, it will reconvene as the Greeneville Board of Zoning Appeals and consider variances for the museum site plan and the Howard Pharmacy site plan.