Alcoa public meetings in 2025

Board of Commissioners

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on an ordinance to amend the zoning ordinance (Ordinance 338) to rezone tax parcel 015.00, tax map 046L, group B, from General Business District “E” to Office District “O-3” at 246 N Rankin Road. The board will also hear a separate ordinance to rezone tax parcels 001.02, 002.00 (tax map 046L, group A) and parcels 014.00, 016.00 (tax map 046L, group B) from General Business District “E” and Light Industrial District “F” to Office District “O-3” along N Rankin Road and Joule Street. A third ordinance will amend the Future Land Use Plan/Map for the Bassel community and the area around W Bessemer Street, N Rankin Road, Joule Street, and South Calderwood Street. After the hearings the board will proceed with second readings of ordinances and then adjourn.

• Rezone tax parcel 015.00 (tax map 046L, group B) at 246 N Rankin Road from General Business District “E” to Office District “O-3” (Ordinance 338)
• Rezone tax parcels 001.02 and 002.00 (tax map 046L, group A) and parcels 014.00 and 016.00 (tax map 046L, group B) along N Rankin Road and Joule Street from General Business District “E” and Light Industrial District “F” to Office District “O-3” (Ordinance 338)
• Amend the Future Land Use Plan/Map for the Bassel community and the area bounded by W Bessemer Street, N Rankin Road, Joule Street, and South Calderwood Street
• Second readings of ordinances
• Adjournment of the meeting

Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission

The commission will review several plat correction requests, including utility easements for Dunkin Donuts at 1155 Hunters Crossing Drive and Jim N’ Nick’s BBQ at 1111 Franck Street, and a lot consolidation off Adkins Way. It will consider annexing and assigning Residence District “A” zoning to the property at 830 Killion Street, and an amendment to the Planned Commercial Unit Development “E-1” regulations concerning motor vehicle and self‑storage uses. The commission will also evaluate site plan approvals for an office‑warehouse development at 3301 Northpark Boulevard and a new jet‑fueling farm facility near Flagship Drive and 2055 Alcoa Highway.

• Plat correction for Dunkin Donuts utility easements, 1155 Hunters Crossing Drive (Project #PLT-24-019)
• Replat two lots into one off Adkins Way (Project #PLT-25-043)
• Annexation and Residence District “A” zoning for 830 Killion Street (Tax ID 018 017.00)
• Site plan approval for office‑warehouse development at 3301 Northpark Boulevard (Project #DEV-25-044)
• Site plan approval for a jet‑fueling farm facility near Flagship Drive and 2055 Alcoa Highway (Project #DEV-25-045)

The Planning Commission unanimously approved plat corrections for Dunkin Donuts (1155 Hunters Crossing Drive) and Jim N’ Nick’s BBQ (1111 Franck Street), and a replat for two lots on Adkins Way. It also adopted Resolution 2026-10 to annex 830 Killion Street and Resolution 2026-11 to assign Residence District A zoning to that property. Two site‑plan requests were deferred.

• Approved preliminary and final plat correction for Dunkin Donuts at 1155 Hunters Crossing Drive (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary and final plat correction for Jim N’ Nick’s BBQ at 1111 Franck Street (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary and final replat for lots on Adkins Way (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-10 to annex 830 Killion Street (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-11 to assign Residence District A zoning to 830 Killion Street (unanimous)
• Deferred site‑plan approval for office warehouse at 3301 Northpark Boulevard (deferred)
• Deferred site‑plan approval for jet fueling farm at 2055 Alcoa Highway (deferred)

Board of Commissioners

The commissioners will hold a public hearing on amending the Future Land Use Plan and Urban Growth Boundary for the Bassel Community area. They will also consider several zoning ordinance amendments that would rezone specific parcels along N Rankin Road, Joule Street, and Topside Road. Additional items include approving a Master Development Agreement with Costco, awarding storm‑water and window‑sealing contracts, and authorizing election dates and cyber‑security grant participation.

• Public hearing to amend the Future Land Use Plan/Map for the Bassel Community area (PC Res 2026-06)
• Ordinance 338 amendment to rezone Tax Parcel 015.00, Tax Map 046L, Group B, from General Business District “E” to Office District “O‑3” at 246 N Rankin Road (PC Res 2026-07)
• Ordinance 338 amendment to rezone Tax Parcels 001.02, 002.00, 014.00, 016.00 to Office District “O‑3” along N Rankin Road and Joule Street (PC Res 2026-08)
• Ordinance 338 amendment to rezone Tax Parcel 080.01, Tax Map 008, from Office District “O‑3” to Light Industrial District “F” and Open Space District “OS” at 1413 Topside Road (PC Res 2026-09)
• Approval of the Master Development Agreement between Costco, Realty Link, and the City of Alcoa (subject to City attorney review)

Board of Commissioners

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners will consider awarding the bid for stormwater infrastructure connecting Faraday Street to Pistol Creek. The board will also consider approving the purchase of a 2025 Ford F-550 AT41M small bucket truck for the Electric Department at a cost of $212,529. No other items are on the agenda.

• Award bid for stormwater infrastructure connecting Faraday Street to Pistol Creek
• Approve purchase of 2025 Ford F-550 AT41M small bucket truck for Electric Department, costing $212,529

Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission

The Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission will review several plat requests and site plans, including a Costco location. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding the City's Future Land Use Plan/Map and consider three separate rezoning requests.

• Site plan approval for Costco at Tesla Boulevard, Faraday Street, and Marconi Boulevard
• Public hearing to amend the City of Alcoa’s Future Land Use Plan/Map off N. Rankin Road and Joule Street
• Rezoning request for 246 N. Rankin Road from General Business District 'E' to Office District 'O-3'
• Rezoning request for 1413 Topside Road from Office District 'O-3' to Light Industrial District 'F' and Open Space District 'OS'
• Site plan approval for Weigel’s Auto Spa at 1140 Hunters Crossing Drive

The commission adopted Resolution 2026-06 to amend the Alcoa Future Land Use Plan/Map. It also adopted rezoning resolutions for several properties: 246 N. Rankin Road (Resolution 2026-07), multiple sites on N. Hall Road, Joule Street and Rankin Road (Resolution 2026-08), and 1413 Topside Road (Resolution 2026-09). Additionally, the commission approved preliminary and final plats for three development projects and deferred a plat correction request for a Dunkin Donuts site.

• Deferred Dunkin Donuts utility easement plat correction (request deferred)
• Approved preliminary and final plat for 1328 Hillvale Road, Mimosa Estates (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary and final plat for Springbrook Farm lot reconfiguration (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary and final plat for Alcoa High School lot for Werner Avenue ROW (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-06 to amend Future Land Use Plan/Map (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-07 to rezone 246 N. Rankin Road to Office District O-3 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-08 to rezone properties on N. Hall Road, Joule Street and Rankin Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-09 to rezone 1413 Topside Road to Light Industrial and Open Space districts (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners will consider several items, including a land transfer of about 0.9 acres to the Blount County Sheriff’s Office and authorizing the mayor to sign a retail food store wine license for United Grocery Outlet #23. Two ordinances will be read: one to amend water and sanitary sewer rates, fees, and charges, and another to amend and restate the city’s thrift plan. The meeting also includes joint proclamations for Mental Health Day, Family Court Awareness Month, and Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

• Authorize transfer of ~0.9 acres adjoining the Alcoa/Maryville/Blount County landfill to the Blount County Sheriff’s Office
• Authorize Mayor to execute Certificates of Compliance for a Retail Food Store Wine License for United Grocery Outlet #23
• First reading of ordinance amending rates, fees, and charges for water and sanitary sewer services
• First reading of ordinance amending and restating the City of Alcoa Thrift Plan
• Joint proclamations for Mental Health Day, Family Court Awareness Month, and Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission

The Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission will review several land‑replat requests and multiple site‑plan applications. Items include replatting lot lines on Blount Avenue, a church‑park boundary change, and utility easement corrections for a self‑storage facility. New business items involve revised site‑plan approvals for Watts Marine, a mini‑storage project, Covenant Health Phase 1, and parking improvements for Blackhorse Brewery.

• Replat interior property line between two lots on Blount Avenue (Project # PLT-25-037)
• Replat boundary for Village Missionary Baptist Church and Eagleton Park (Project # PLT-25-038)
• Plat correction for utility easements at JamPack’d Self‑Storage, 1120 Blueridge Drive (Project # PLT-23-056)
• Replat one lot into two lots at Pellissippi Place (Project # PLT-25-034)
• Revised site‑plan approval for Watts Marine light‑industrial building off Base Pointe Way (Project # DEV-25-023)

The commission approved the minutes from the September 18 meeting. It unanimously approved four preliminary/final plats (Blount Avenue right‑of‑way, Eagleton Village Lot E, JamPack’d Self‑Storage, and Pellissippi Place lot split) and three site plans (Watts Marine industrial building, Phase 1 Covenant Health medical office, and removed a mini‑storage plan at the applicant’s request). All approvals were passed without dissent.

• Approved preliminary and final plat for Blount Avenue right‑of‑way (Project PLT‑25‑037) – unanimous
• Approved preliminary and final plat for Eagleton Village Lot E (Project PLT‑25‑038) – unanimous
• Approved preliminary and final plat for JamPack’d Self‑Storage (Project PLT‑23‑056) – unanimous
• Approved preliminary and final plat for Pellissippi Place lot split (Project PLT‑25‑034) – unanimous
• Approved site plan for Watts Marine light‑industrial building (Project DEV‑25‑023) – unanimous
• Approved site plan for Phase 1 Covenant Health medical office (Project DEV‑25‑006) – unanimous
• Removed Bill Ring mini‑storage site plan from consideration at applicant’s request – no vote

Board of Commissioners

The Board will hold a public hearing to amend Ordinance 338, rezoning Tax Parcel 004.00 (Benford Heights) from Open Space to Light Industrial with a 50‑foot buffer. It will also authorize a contract with Roadway Management Technologies for pavement‑management software, approve a FEMA fire‑fighter grant, and allocate $29,600 for a replacement police vehicle. Several resolutions will authorize participation in Public Entity Partners safety‑grant programs.

• Public hearing to amend Zoning Ordinance 338, rezoning Tax Parcel 004.00, Tax Map 036 (Benford Heights) from Open Space to Light Industrial and Buffer District B‑1 (50 ft)
• Authorize contract with Roadway Management Technologies for pavement management software and hardware
• Approve acceptance of FEMA FY 2024 Assistance to Firefighters Grant (Award No. EMW‑2024‑FG‑04189) for the Alcoa Fire Department
• Approve $29,600 emergency funding to replace a wrecked 2018 Ford Police Interceptor AWD Explorer
• Resolutions authorizing City of Alcoa (and its electric utility) to participate in Public Entity Partners Safety Partners and James L. Richardson Driver Safety matching grant programs

Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission

The Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission will consider several lot replat requests, a recommendation on a county zoning amendment, and a public right‑of‑way closure. It will also review a revised concept plan and site‑plan approvals for a Covenant Health medical complex, a liquid natural gas tank, and a deck covering. All items are presented for preliminary or final approval as indicated.

• Replat two lots into one at 1833 Rosemont Circle (Project PLT-25-030).
• Replat one lot into two at 724 Janes Road (Project PLT-25-031).
• Recommendation on Blount County Zoning Regulations amendment for Cluster Development (Article 7, Section 7.20).
• Revised concept plan approval for Covenant Health medical complex on Tesla Boulevard (Project DEV-25-006).
• Site‑plan approval for a liquid natural gas tank at 3475 Northbend Circle, Northpark Industrial Park (Project DEV-25-033).

The commission approved the minutes from the August 21, 2025 meeting. It then approved preliminary and final plats for four projects—1833 Rosemont Circle, 724 Janes Road, the Cornejo Property on E Broadway Avenue, and a Springbrook Farm lot on Tesla Boulevard—each subject to staff‑listed conditions and passed unanimously. Finally, the commission adopted PC Resolution 2026-04 supporting a Blount County zoning amendment and PC Resolution 2026-05 recommending vacating a portion of Blount Avenue, both unanimously.

• Approved preliminary and final plat for 1833 Rosemont Circle (Project PLT-25-030) unanimously
• Approved preliminary and final plat for 724 Janes Road (Project PLT-25-031) unanimously
• Approved preliminary and final plat for Cornejo Property at 2700/2702 E Broadway Avenue (Project PLT-23-041) unanimously
• Approved preliminary and final plat for Springbrook Farm lot on Tesla Boulevard (Project PLT-25-006) unanimously
• Adopted PC Resolution 2026-04 supporting a Blount County zoning amendment unanimously
• Adopted PC Resolution 2026-05 recommending vacating a portion of Blount Avenue unanimously

Board of Commissioners

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners will consider rezoning a portion of Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority property in the Benford Heights area from Open Space to Light Industrial and Buffer districts. The body will also authorize a contract for planning services and approve the disposal of city vehicles and equipment.

• Rezone Benford Heights airport property to Light Industrial
• Authorize contract with Kimley-Horn for Safe Streets for All grant
• Authorize disposal of three Electric Department vehicles
• Authorize purchase of a D6 Dozer for landfill use
• Authorize disposal of Public Works vehicles and equipment

The commissioners approved the amendment to the Future Land Use Plan/Map and the related zoning recommendation for the Benford Heights area. They also authorized several contracts and purchases, including planning services for the Safe Streets for All grant, a tilt trailer for Public Works, a D6 dozer for the landfill, and a task order with LDA Engineering. A resolution was adopted to amend the TVA power contract, and a zoning ordinance amendment for 266 Joule Street was passed on first reading. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved amendment to Future Land Use Plan/Map (PC Resolution 2026-02) – unanimous
• Authorized contract with Kimley‑Horn for Safe Streets for All grant planning services – unanimous
• Authorized surplus disposal of three Electric Department vehicles – unanimous
• Authorized purchase of a tilt trailer for Public Works & Engineering – unanimous
• Authorized purchase of a D6 Dozer for the Alcoa/Maryville/Blount County Landfill – unanimous
• Authorized task order with LDA Engineering for landfill engineering work – unanimous
• Adopted resolution R25‑496 to amend the TVA power contract – unanimous
• Passed first reading of ordinance to rezone 266 Joule Street from I to E district – unanimous

Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission

The Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission will review several replatting requests and site plan approvals. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding amendments to the Future Land Use Plan/Map and a rezoning request for Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority property.

• Rezoning request from Open Space 'OS' to Light Industrial District 'F' in Benford Heights off Ambrose Road
• Public hearing to amend the City of Alcoa’s Future Land Use Plan/Map in Benford Heights
• Annexation request for Tax ID 017 092.00 and 092.01 on Adkins Way
• Site plan approval for Massey Electric office expansion at 3204 Regal Drive
• Site plan approval for Rusty Wallace Kia shop addition at 4612 Alcoa Highway

The commission adopted its annual work program. It approved preliminary and final plats for two Sterling Engineering projects and adopted two planning commission resolutions recommending ordinances for rezoning. Site plans for Massey Electric and Rusty Wallace Kia were also approved, all by unanimous vote.

• Adopted annual work program (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary and final plat for 1447 & 1455 Center St (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary and final plat for 4614 Lakeview Circle (unanimous)
• Adopted PC Resolution 2026-02 recommending ordinance (unanimous)
• Adopted PC Resolution 2026-03 recommending rezoning to Light Industrial District F and Buffer B‑1 (unanimous)
• Approved site plan for Massey Electric at 3204 Regal Drive (unanimous)
• Approved site plan for Rusty Wallace Kia at 4612 Alcoa Highway (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review several service agreements and equipment purchases. Key items include engineering work for an Asset Management Plan and funding for greenway repairs. The board will also consider a recommendation to deny the annexation of a property on Thomas Drive.

• Recommendation to not annex Ritchey Property at 2816 Thomas Drive
• Contract overrun for Pistol Creek Greenway trail repairs to Southern Constructor’s, Inc. for $28,878.75
• Engineering agreements with OHM for professional design and an Asset Management Plan
• Purchase of two generators for the Alcoa Water Treatment Plant
• Award of RFB#25096 for Powerline Right of Way Herbicide Application to Chem Pro

The commissioners unanimously approved a series of contracts, purchases, and resolutions. They adopted a recommendation not to annex a specific tax parcel, approved agreements with the U.S. Geological Survey and an engineering firm, authorized purchases of generators and software, and joined a state property‑conservation grant program. Additional actions included authorizing an overrun for a greenway repair contract and reappointing a storm‑water board member.

• Approved PC Resolution 2026-01 not annexing Tax Parcel 005.00 (unanimous 4‑0, Mayor absent)
• Approved annual USGS agreement for Little River stream gage (unanimous 4‑0)
• Authorized Mayor to execute EJCDC engineering agreement with OHM (unanimous 4‑0)
• Authorized Mayor to execute Task Order No.1 for Asset Management Plan (unanimous 4‑0)
• Approved purchase of two generators for Water Treatment Plant (unanimous 4‑0)
• Adopted Resolution R25-493 to join Public Entity Partners Property Conservation Matching Grant Program (unanimous 4‑0)
• Adopted Resolution R25-494 to join same grant program for Utilities (unanimous 5‑0)
• Reappointed Bruce Damrow to Stormwater Board of Appeals for three‑year term (unanimous 4‑0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will review a request for building and landscaping strip rear yard setback variances. The board will also elect officers for FY 2026 and review its by-laws.

• Variance request by Scott Smith for 3255 Wrights Ferry Road (Wrights Ferry Industrial Building)
• Election of officers for FY 2026
• Review of By-Laws

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved the minutes from the June 26 meeting and retained William Cochran as Chairperson and Lynn Bolton as Secretary, each unanimously. The board unanimously granted a rear yard building setback variance of 40 feet and a rear yard landscaping strip setback variance of 10 feet for the property at 3255 Wrights Ferry Road, subject to all city requirements. No other business was taken.

• Approved June 26, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Retained William Cochran as Chairperson (unanimous)
• Retained Lynn Bolton as Secretary (unanimous)
• Approved rear yard building setback variance of 40 ft (unanimous)
• Approved rear yard landscaping strip setback variance of 10 ft (unanimous)

Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission

The Alcoa Municipal Regional Planning Commission will conduct its annual officer elections and work program adoption. The body will also consider several requests for lot replats, a property annexation, and two new site plan approvals.

• Replatting 3 lots into 2 at 2816 and 2818 Thomas Drive
• Replatting 1 lot into 8 at 1438 W. Hunt Road
• Boundary line adjustment and new lot creation at 934 Sam Houston School Road
• Annexation request for 2816 Thomas Drive
• Site plan approval for New Midland Plaza Mini Storage off N. Calderwood Street and Watts Marine off Base Pointe Way

The Alcoa Regional Planning Commission kept the existing officer slate and reaffirmed its by‑laws, both by unanimous vote. It approved preliminary and final plats for three separate development projects, approved a resolution not to annex a parcel at 2816 Thomas Drive, and approved site‑plan requests for a mini‑storage facility and a light‑industrial building, all subject to staff‑specified conditions.

• Retained current officers (Chair Tracey Cooper, Vice Chair John “Rocky” Rochelle, Secretary Bruce Applegate) – unanimous
• Reaffirmed the commission by‑laws – unanimous
• Approved preliminary and final plat for 2816 & 2818 Thomas Drive (Project PLT‑25‑020) – unanimous
• Approved preliminary and final plat for 1438 W. Hunt Road (Project PLT‑25‑021) – unanimous
• Approved preliminary and final plat for 934 Sam Houston School Road (Project PLT‑25‑022) – unanimous
• Adopted PC Resolution 2026‑01 recommending the parcel at 2816 Thomas Drive not be annexed – unanimous
• Approved site‑plan for New Midland Plaza Mini Storage off N. Calderwood Street (Project DEV 22‑025) – unanimous
• Approved site‑plan for Watts Marine, Base Pointe Development off Base Pointe Way (Project 25‑023) – unanimous

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing and a second reading to rezone a portion of 266 Joule Street from Limited Restriction District “I” to General Business District “E”. The meeting also includes decisions on equipment donations and board appointments.

• Rezoning of 266 Joule Street (East Tn Medical Group property) to General Business District “E”
• Donation of seven Axon Taser 7 units to Blount Memorial Hospital Security Department
• Authorization for Realty Link refinancing and capital structuring actions
• Execution of Task Order 3 with Gresham Smith
• Reappointment of Mr. Eddie Tramel to the City of Alcoa Industrial Development Board

The Board approved a zoning amendment changing 266 Joule Street from a Limited Restriction District to a General Business District. It also approved the donation of Axon Taser units to Blount Memorial Hospital, authorized actions for Realty Link refinancing, and approved a task order with Gresham Smith. Additionally, the Board rescinded one appointment and confirmed another, and adjourned the meeting.

• Approved donation of seven Axon Taser 7 units to Blount Memorial Hospital and declared 35 units surplus (unanimous)
• Authorized City Manager and City Attorney to proceed with Realty Link refinancing and capital structuring (unanimous)
• Authorized Mayor and staff to execute Task Order 3 with Gresham Smith pending attorney review (unanimous)
• Passed Ordinance 25-628 amending Ordinance 338 to rezone 266 Joule Street from Limited Restriction District “I” to General Business District “E” (unanimous)
• Rescinded reappointment of Eddie Tramel to the City of Alcoa Public Building Authority (unanimous)
• Reappointed Eddie Tramel to the City of Alcoa Industrial Development Board for a six‑year term (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of the June 10, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:31 p.m. (unanimous)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Alcoa Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to review a single variance request. The board will determine if the property at 104 Roosevelt Street can bypass specific yard setback rules.

• Variance request for front and side yard setbacks at 104 Roosevelt Street (Richard Bozarth Property)

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved the minutes from the May 19, 2025 meeting. It then approved a front‑yard setback variance of 16.3 feet for the property at 104 Roosevelt Street, resulting in a 13.70‑foot front yard, subject to city requirements. The motion passed unanimously. No other business was taken.

• Approved May 19, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved 16.3‑ft front yard setback variance for 104 Roosevelt Street (unanimous)

Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission

The Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission will consider several site plan approvals and lot replatting requests. Decisions include a new hotel development and modifications to commercial properties.

• Request to replat three lots into one at 366 Glascock Street
• Request to replat two lots into one at 104 Roosevelt Street
• Site plan approval for a commercial fence at 216 Corporate Place
• Site plan approval for an upper floor buildout at 366 Glascock Street
• Site plan approval for a new Holiday Inn Express hotel off Marconi Boulevard

The commission approved the minutes from the May 15 meeting. It unanimously approved several plat and site‑plan requests, including a three‑lot replat at 366 Glascock Street, a replat at 104 Roosevelt Street, a commercial fence at 216 Corporate Place, an upper‑floor buildout at 366 Glascock Street, and a hotel site plan off Marconi Boulevard.

• Approved preliminary and final plat for 366 Glascock St. (Project PLT-25-015) – unanimous
• Approved preliminary and final plat for 104 Roosevelt St. (Project PLT-25-019) – unanimous
• Approved site plan for commercial fence at 216 Corporate Place (Project DEV 25-018) – unanimous
• Approved site plan for upper‑floor buildout at 366 Glascock St. (Project DEV-25-015) – unanimous
• Approved site plan for Holiday Inn Express hotel at Springbrook Farm off Marconi Blvd. (Project #24-042) – unanimous
• Approved minutes of the May 15, 2025 meeting – unanimous

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings on contracting city limits at 4931 Riversedge Road and amending residential yard setbacks. The body is also considering a rezoning request for 266 Joule Street and a budget amendment for fiscal year 2024-2025.

• Contraction of corporate limits for property at 4931 Riversedge Road
• Rezoning of 266 Joule Street from Limited Restriction District I to General Business District E
• Amendments to Residence District B and C regulations regarding front and rear yard setbacks
• Contract award to Xylem for FY2026 Powerline ROW Vegetation
• MOU between Maryville and Alcoa for the Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant

The Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the FY 2024‑25 budget amendment and passed ordinances to contract the corporate limits property at 4931 Riversedge Road, amend residential yard‑setback regulations for Districts B and C, and rezone a parcel on Joule Street to a General Business District. The board also authorized multiple contracts and agreements, declared surplus public‑works equipment for sale, awarded a vegetation contract to Xylem, and reappointed Eddie Tramel to the Public Building Authority. No motions were denied or tabled.

• Approved FY 2024‑25 budget amendment (Ordinance 25‑627) (3‑0)
• Passed ordinance to contract corporate limits property at 4931 Riversedge Road (Ordinance 25‑624) (3‑0)
• Passed ordinance amending Residence District B yard‑setback regulations (Ordinance 25‑625) (3‑0)
• Passed ordinance amending Residence District C yard‑setback regulations (Ordinance 25‑626) (3‑0)
• Passed ordinance rezoning Tax Parcel 001.02 on Joule Street to General Business District (first reading) (3‑0)
• Authorized sale of surplus Public Works & Engineering vehicles and equipment (3‑0)
• Awarded FY2026 Powerline ROW Vegetation contract to Xylem (RFB#25075) (3‑0)
• Reappointed Eddie Tramel to the City of Alcoa Public Building Authority (3‑0)

Board of Commissioners

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners will hold a called meeting to conduct a public hearing on adopting the annual budget and tax rate for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025. The meeting will also include a first reading of an ordinance amending the current fiscal year’s budget and a second reading of the ordinance adopting the new budget and tax rate.

• Public hearing on adopting annual budget and tax rate for FY 2025-2026
• First reading of ordinance to amend FY 2024-2025 budget
• Second reading of ordinance adopting FY 2025-2026 budget and tax rate

The Board approved Ordinance 25‑623 adopting the city’s annual budget and tax rate for fiscal year July 1 2025 to June 30 2026. The ordinance passed on second reading with a unanimous 3‑0 vote. The Board also approved the first reading of an ordinance to amend the FY 2024‑25 budget, also by a unanimous 3‑0 vote. No other actions were taken.

• Adopted FY 2025‑26 budget and tax rate (Ordinance 25‑623) – passed second reading, 3‑0 vote
• Approved first reading of amendment to FY 2024‑25 budget – passed, 3‑0 vote
• Adjourned meeting – motion passed, 3‑0 vote

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to review a request for a special exception. The proposal involves allowing attached residential units in the General Business “E” District.

• Request by Derick Jones (Sterling Engineering) for attached residential units at 153 Andy Carr Avenue (Jacob Redmond Property)

Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission

The Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission will consider several replatting requests and a rezoning application. The body will also review a revised site plan for a large residential project and a frontage road extension.

• Rezoning request from Limited Restriction District “I” to General Business District “E” at 266 Joule Street
• Revised site plan for 232-unit multi-family development (Pellissippi Lofts, Phase I) off Old Knoxville Highway
• Annexation request for 2620 Marshall Street
• Replatting requests for Mountain Quail Circle and 957 W. Hunt Road
• Frontage road extension request at E. Broadway Avenue

The commission approved preliminary and final plats for Block S and Block Z on Mountain Quail Circle, approved a rezoning recommendation for the East Tennessee Medical Group parcel, and rejected an annexation request for 2620 Marshall Street. It also approved a site‑plan for a 232‑unit multi‑family development with a 10 % parking reduction and approved a frontage‑road extension plan. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved preliminary/final plat for Block S, Clover Ridge Phase II (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary/final plat for Block Z, Clover Ridge Phase II (unanimous)
• Approved PC Resolution 2025‑11 to rezone portion of Tax ID 046L A 001.02 to General Business District (unanimous)
• Approved PC Resolution 2025‑12 recommending the parcel at 2620 Marshall Street NOT be annexed (unanimous)
• Approved PC Resolution 2025‑13 supporting Blount County zoning amendment to reduce cluster‑development open‑space requirement (unanimous)
• Approved site‑plan for 232‑unit Pellissippi Lofts development, including 10 % parking reduction (unanimous)
• Approved site‑plan for frontage‑road extension at E. Broadway Avenue (unanimous)
• Deferred replat request for lot at 957 W. Hunt Road per applicant’s request

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review the annual budget and tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year. The meeting includes votes on zoning amendments for Residence Districts B and C, as well as several city contracts and equipment donations.

• Adoption of the annual budget and tax rate for July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026
• Contract award to Skilled Services LLC for the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Expansion
• Five-year extension to the curbside recycling contract with Waste Connections of Tennessee
• MOU between Alcoa and Maryville for the Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion
• Zoning amendments for Residence District B and C regarding front and rear yard setbacks

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the first reading of the city’s 2025‑2026 budget and tax rate. It also approved several contracts and agreements, including a five‑year recycling contract extension, a community‑center expansion contract, and a memorandum of understanding for a regional wastewater treatment plant. The board received planning‑commission recommendations to amend front and rear yard setbacks for Residence Districts B and C. Additional actions included donating three vehicles to the sheriff’s training academy and adopting the revised Blount County Hazard Mitigation Plan.

• Approved first reading of the 2025‑26 city budget and tax rate (unanimous)
• Approved five‑year extension of curbside recycling contract with Waste Connections of Tennessee (unanimous)
• Approved award of contract to Skilled Services LLC for Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center expansion (unanimous)
• Approved memorandum of understanding with Maryville for regional wastewater treatment plant expansion (unanimous)
• Adopted revised Blount County Hazard Mitigation Plan (Resolution R25‑491) (unanimous)
• Received and filed Planning Commission Resolutions 2025‑09 and 2025‑10 to amend Residence District B and C yard‑setback regulations (unanimous)
• Donated three vehicles to Blount County Sheriff’s Office Training Academy (passed with 4 yeas, 1 abstention)
• Approved sale of a 2007 EZ‑GO golf cart from the Police Department (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners will hold a called meeting to consider two tax-related items: a resolution repealing the prior occupancy tax authority and establishing a new 4% occupancy tax rate effective immediately, and a second reading of an ordinance replacing the city's hotel privilege tax. Both actions align with state law and update the city's lodging tax structure.

• Resolution R03-025 repealed; new 4% occupancy tax effective April 29, 2025
• Second reading of ordinance replacing the hotel privilege tax

The Board adopted a resolution (R25-490) repealing the hotel privilege tax. It also passed an ordinance (25-622) that replaces the hotel privilege tax. Both measures were approved unanimously. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Repealed hotel privilege tax via Resolution R25-490 (unanimous yeas)
• Adopted ordinance replacing hotel privilege tax (Ordinance 25-622, unanimous yeas)

Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission

The Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission will review requests for lot replatting and sewer easement extensions. The body will also consider amendments to setback regulations for Residence Districts B and C.

• Sewer easement extension for two lots off N Wright Road (Project # PLT-25-012)
• Request to replat one lot into three lots off N. Linden Drive (Project # PLT-25-011)
• Proposed setback amendments for Residence District B and Residence District C
• Site plan approval for patio expansion at O’Chulos Restaurant, 369 Lindsay Street
• Update to the Blount County Comprehensive Plan from Director Thomas Lloyd

The Alcoa Municipal Regional Planning Commission unanimously approved two plat revisions, adopted two zoning setback resolutions, and approved a site‑plan for a restaurant patio expansion. The plats (Project # PLT-25-012 and Project # PLT-25-011) were approved with staff‑recommended conditions. PC Resolutions 2025-09 and 2025-10 amend front and rear yard setbacks for Residence Districts B and C and were recommended for adoption by the Board of Commissioners. The O’Chulos Restaurant site‑plan (Project # MDEV-25-010) was also approved with staff stipulations.

• Approved preliminary and final plat for sanitary sewer easement (Project # PLT-25-012) – unanimous
• Approved preliminary and final plat to re‑plat one lot into three lots (Project # PLT-25-011) – unanimous
• Approved PC Resolution 2025-09 to amend front and rear yard setbacks for Residence District B – unanimous
• Approved PC Resolution 2025-10 to amend front and rear yard setbacks for Residence District C – unanimous
• Approved site‑plan for O’Chulos Restaurant patio expansion (Project # MDEV-25-010) – unanimous

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will discuss the issuance of up to $10 million in general obligation bonds and the replacement of the hotel privilege tax. The meeting includes public hearings on two rezoning requests on Louisville Road and a proposal to contract city limits at Riversedge Road.

• Issuance of general obligation bonds not to exceed $10,000,000
• Public hearings to rezone 2153, 2143, 2133, and 2123 Louisville Road from Residence District A to B
• First reading of an ordinance to contract corporate limits at 4931 Riversedge Road
• Proposed installation of generators at the Water Treatment Plant by Massey Electric Company
• Contract for Financial & Compliance Services with Pugh CPAs for July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025

The Board of Commissioners adopted two resolutions (R25-486 and R25-487) authorizing the issuance of not to exceed $10,000,000 in general‑obligation bonds for Alcoa, each passing unanimously. Additional actions approved included a $68,500 audit contract with Pugh CPAs, a generator installation project at the water‑treatment plant, and rezoning of several Louisville Road parcels. All motions were recorded as passed with unanimous yeas unless noted otherwise.

• Approved Resolution R25-486 authorizing up to $10,000,000 general‑obligation bonds (unanimous yeas)
• Approved Resolution R25-487 authorizing up to $10,000,000 general‑obligation bonds series 2025 (unanimous yeas)
• Approved $68,500 audit contract with Pugh CPAs for FY 2024‑2025 (unanimous yeas)
• Approved scope, cost, and purchase for generators at the Water Treatment Plant (Massey Electric) (unanimous yeas)
• Approved rezoning of Tax Parcel 012.00 (2153 Louisville Road) from Residence District A to B (unanimous yeas)
• Approved rezoning of Tax Parcels 013‑015 (2143, 2133, 2123 Louisville Road) from Residence District A to B (unanimous yeas)
• Approved ordinance to contract corporate limits at 4931 Riversedge Road (unanimous yeas)
• Approved ordinance replacing the hotel privilege tax in Alcoa (unanimous yeas)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners is holding a called meeting to receive Planning Commission recommendations and conduct first readings of ordinances to rezone four parcels on Louisville Road from Residence District "A" to Residence District "B". A public hearing on the proposed rezonings is scheduled for April 8, 2025.

• Rezone Tax Parcel 012.00 (2153 Louisville Road, KRG Inc 1 property) from Residence A to Residence B (PC Resolution 2025-07)
• Rezone Tax Parcels 013.00, 014.00, 015.00 (2143, 2133, 2123 Louisville Road, Hatley, Kerr, Scarbrough properties) from Residence A to Residence B (PC Resolution 2025-08)
• First reading of two ordinances for the above rezonings

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners unanimously approved receiving two Regional Planning Commission resolutions recommending rezoning of parcels on Louisville Road. The board then unanimously passed first‑reading ordinances amending Ordinance 338 to rezone Tax Parcel 012.00 and Tax Parcels 013.00‑015.00 from Residence District “A” to “B”. No further business was taken.

• Received and filed PC Resolution 2025-07 recommending rezoning of Tax Parcel 012.00 (2153 Louisville Road) – unanimous approval
• Received and filed PC Resolution 2025-08 recommending rezoning of Tax Parcels 013.00, 014.00, 015.00 (2143, 2133, 2123 Louisville Road) – unanimous approval
• Passed first‑reading ordinance to rezone Tax Parcel 012.00 (2153 Louisville Road) from Residence District “A” to “B” – unanimous approval
• Passed first‑reading ordinance to rezone Tax Parcels 013.00, 014.00, 015.00 (2143, 2133, 2123 Louisville Road) from Residence District “A” to “B” – unanimous approval
• Adjourned the meeting – unanimous approval

Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission

The Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission will consider several replatting and rezoning requests. The body will also review concept plans for commercial and multi-family developments and a resolution regarding a corridor study.

• Rezoning from Residence District A to B for 2153, 2143, 2133, and 2123 Louisville Road
• Concept plan for a commercial development off Tesla Boulevard by Covenant Health
• Concept plan for The Station at Hamilton Crossing multi-family development
• De-annexation request for 4931 Riversedge Road
• Resolution to endorse the Hall Road (SR 35) Corridor Study by CDM Smith

The commission approved the February 20 minutes and unanimously approved preliminary and final plats for Block Q, Block BB, and the Topside Square development. It adopted a resolution endorsing the Hall Road (SR 35) Corridor Study and a resolution to contract the city’s corporate limits for the Riversedge Road parcel. The commission also unanimously approved rezoning of several Louisville Road parcels from Residence District A to B. Finally, it approved the concept plan for Covenant Health’s commercial development on Tesla Boulevard.

• Approved February 20 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary and final plat for Block Q, Clover Ridge Phase II (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary and final plat for Block BB, Clover Ridge Phase II (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary and final plat for Topside Square (unanimous)
• Adopted PC Resolution 2025-06 endorsing Hall Road (SR 35) Corridor Study (unanimous)
• Adopted PC Resolution 2025-05 to contract corporate limits for 4931 Riversedge Road (unanimous)
• Adopted PC Resolutions 2025-07, 2025-08 rezoning multiple Louisville Road parcels from Residence District A to B (unanimous)
• Approved concept plan for Covenant Health commercial development on Tesla Boulevard (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners will conduct a second reading of an ordinance amending Title 8 of the municipal code regulating alcoholic beverages, likely culminating in a vote to adopt. The board will also receive a planning commission recommendation against annexing a property at 141 Saratoga Drive (Hicks property), and act on over a dozen items including surplus declarations, equipment purchases, and engineering service agreements for public works and electric departments.

• Second reading of ordinance amending Title 8 (alcoholic beverages)
• Planning Commission recommends against annexing 141 Saratoga Drive (Hicks property)
• Surplus declarations: two vehicles from Electric Department, three from Police, two donated to Blount County Sheriff's training
• Authorize Task Order #18 with Gresham Smith for design of electric relocation for TDOT's Louisville Rd widening (Project Eagle SIA)
• Authorize purchase of TCB-1250 rock breaker and Hammerhead Portaburst sewer pipe bursting machine for Public Works

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners unanimously passed an ordinance amending Title 8 of the municipal code regulating alcoholic beverages on second reading. The board also approved numerous contracts, equipment purchases, and surplus declarations, including a task order for engineering work, a rock breaker, a sewer pipe bursting machine, and several vehicle disposals. All votes were unanimous, with two abstentions noted.

• Passed ordinance 24-619 amending Title 8 (alcoholic beverages) (5-0)
• Received and filed PC Resolution 2024-04 recommending no annexation of Hicks property (5-0)
• Declared surplus and authorized disposal of 2006 Ford Explorer and 2007 Chevrolet Trailblazer (5-0)
• Declared surplus and authorized sale of three Police Department vehicles (5-0)
• Declared surplus and authorized donation of two Ford Explorers to Blount County Sheriff's Office Training Academy (4-0, Blair abstained)
• Authorized Task Order with LDA Engineering for AER Survey for Class 1 to TDEC (5-0)
• Authorized purchase of TCB-1250 rock/concrete breaker for Public Works (5-0)
• Authorized purchase of Hammerhead Trenchless Portaburst sewer pipe bursting machine (5-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Alcoa Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to consider two requests. They will hear a special exception request from Chris Slate to allow attached residential units in the General Business E District at 832 McCammon Avenue. They will also consider a variance request from Kevin Gourley for a rear yard setback reduction at 2153 Louisville Road. No other business is scheduled.

• Special exception request by Chris Slate (Sterling Engineering) for attached residential units at 832 McCammon Avenue (Harry McIntosh Property)
• Variance request by Kevin Gourley for rear yard setback relief at 2153 Louisville Road

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a special exception for Chris Slate (Sterling Engineering) to develop 832 McCammon Avenue with two buildings containing seven attached multi-family residential units, subject to 12 staff conditions including site plan review, floodplain compliance, and landscaping. The board also approved a 10-foot rear yard setback variance for 2153 Louisville Road, conditional on the property's rezoning from Residence District A to B. Both motions passed unanimously.

• Approved special exception for 7 attached residential units at 832 McCammon Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved 10-foot rear yard setback variance at 2153 Louisville Road, conditional on rezoning (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of February 14, 2025, as filed

Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission

The Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission is considering several replatting requests and site plan approvals. The body will discuss new construction projects including a baseball facility and a convenience store. One request for property annexation is also on the agenda.

• Site plan for a convenience store and laundry facility at 1809 and 1813 Topside Road
• Site plan for a new baseball facility building at Alcoa High School, 524 Faraday Street
• Request to replat one lot into five lots at 1304 Locust Street
• Annexation request for 141 Saratoga Drive
• Site plan for a concrete slab at Alcoa Service Center, 725 Universal Street

The Alcoa Municipal Regional Planning Commission approved all six preliminary/final plat requests, including replats in Clover Ridge Phase II, a lot split on E. Hunt Road, and a replat of the former Vose School Property. It also approved three site plans, including a new baseball facility at Alcoa High School, and recommended against annexing a parcel on Saratoga Drive. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved replat of Block R, Clover Ridge Phase II, Lots 71-75 (unanimous)
• Approved replat of Block AA, Clover Ridge Phase II, Lots 112-115 (unanimous)
• Approved removal of interior property line at 2736 Willocks Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved replat of former Vose School Property into 5 lots at 1304 Locust Street (unanimous)
• Approved plat of correction for Avalon Apartments at 607-1103 Avalon Drive (unanimous)
• Approved replat of one lot into two on E. Hunt Road (unanimous)
• Approved PC Resolution 2025-04 recommending NOT annexing 141 Saratoga Drive (unanimous)
• Approved site plan for new baseball facility at Alcoa High School (unanimous)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Alcoa Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing and consider a variance request from the side yard setback requirements for property located at the Baseball Facilities Complex on Faraday Street. The property is owned by the City of Alcoa and Alcoa City Schools. No other business is scheduled.

• Variance request by Tate Geren for City of Alcoa/Alcoa City Schools from side yard setback in Open Space District (OS) for Baseball Facilities Complex, Faraday Street (Blount County Tax ID 0 36L A 001.00)

The Alcoa Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved a variance reducing the required side yard setback from 70 feet to 14.81 feet for Lot 1R of Alcoa High School (Baseball Facilities Complex, Faraday Street). The variance is conditional on site plan approval by the Alcoa Municipal Planning Commission and compliance with all other city requirements. The board also approved the minutes from the December 16, 2024 meeting without corrections.

• Approved side yard setback variance of 55.19 ft (70 ft to 14.81 ft) for Lot 1R, Alcoa High School (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of December 16, 2024 meeting

Board of Commissioners

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with several administrative items. They will authorize an engineering agreement for rehabilitation of the Overlook standpipe and booster station, declare surplus equipment, and consider a resolution to reimburse itself for bond expenditures. The board also begins first reading of an ordinance amending alcoholic beverage regulations and reappoints a member to the Blount County Cable Television Authority.

• Authorize Task Order 3.0 with Consor Engineers for Overlook standpipe and booster station rehabilitation
• Declare surplus equipment from Public Works & Engineering
• Resolution declaring intent to reimburse itself from bond/note/loan proceeds
• First reading of ordinance amending Title 8 (alcoholic beverages)
• Reappoint William Cochran to Blount County Cable Television Authority

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a task order for engineering work on the Overlook standpipe and booster station, declared several pieces of city equipment surplus for disposal, and passed a resolution on bond reimbursement. They also passed the first reading of an ordinance amending alcohol regulations and reappointed William Cochran to the cable authority.

• Approved Task Order 3.0 with Consor Engineers for Overlook standpipe/booster station work (5-0)
• Declared surplus and authorized disposal of 5 pieces of equipment (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution R25-485 declaring intent to reimburse certain expenditures with bond proceeds (5-0)
• Passed first reading of ordinance amending Title 8 (alcoholic beverages) (5-0)
• Reappointed William Cochran to Blount County Cable Television Authority (5-0)

Alcoa Regional/Municipal Planning Commission

The Alcoa Municipal Regional Planning Commission will consider seven site plan approval requests at its January 16, 2025 meeting. The items include expansions for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center and Clayton Homes headquarters, plus new developments for Dunkin Donuts, Starbucks, Valvoline Instant Oil Change, a convenience store, and a Pellissippi Place entrance road and greenway. No preliminary or final subdivision approvals are on the agenda.

• Site plan approval for Clayton Homes Headquarters parking lot expansion at 5000 Clayton Road
• Site plan approval for Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center building expansion at 209 E. Franklin Street
• Site plan approval for Pellissippi Place Phase II entrance road and greenway off E. Broadway Avenue
• Revised site plan approval for Dunkin Donuts at 1155 Hunters Crossing Drive
• Site plan approval for Starbucks at 1075 Hunters Crossing Drive (former BB&T Bank)

The Alcoa Municipal Regional Planning Commission unanimously approved six site plans, including expansions for Clayton Homes and the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, plus new or revised plans for Dunkin Donuts, Starbucks, Valvoline, and a Pellissippi Place entrance road. One request for a convenience store and laundry facility on Topside Road was deferred at the applicant's request. All approvals were subject to staff stipulations.

• Approved Clayton Homes parking lot expansion site plan (unanimous)
• Approved Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center building expansion concept plan (unanimous)
• Approved Pellissippi Place Phase II entrance road and greenway site plan (unanimous)
• Approved revised Dunkin Donuts site plan (unanimous)
• Approved Starbucks site plan at former BB&T Bank (unanimous)
• Approved Valvoline Instant Oil Change site plan at former Krystal's (unanimous)
• Deferred convenience store and laundry facility site plan at 1809/1813 Topside Road

Board of Commissioners

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners will vote on a second-reading budget amendment for fiscal year 2024-2025, accept a planning commission recommendation against annexing the Bethel property at 210 Luther Jackson Drive, and authorize contracts for greenway boardwalk repairs and a new HVAC system for Fire Station 2. Other business includes appointments to various boards and a development agreement amendment.

• Receive and file PC Resolution 2025-03 recommending against annexation of Tax Parcel 010.00, Group B, Tax Map 037C (Bethel property, 210 Luther Jackson Drive)
• Authorize contract with Southern Constructors, Inc. for Pistol Creek Greenway boardwalk repairs
• Authorize Notice of Award to Interstate Mechanical Contractors, Inc. for HVAC system at Fire Station 2 (273 Joule Street)
• Approve amendment to existing TN ALOCA PRIMARY LLC Development Agreement
• Second reading of ordinance to amend the City of Alcoa budget for fiscal year 2024-2025

The Alcoa Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a contract with Southern Constructors, Inc. to repair the Pistol Creek Greenway Boardwalks, subject to attorney review. They also approved several other items, including a new HVAC system for Fire Station 2, a budget amendment, and appointments to fill vacancies left by retired Fire Chief Roger Robinson. The board received and filed a planning commission resolution recommending against annexing the Bethel property.

• Approved contract with Southern Constructors, Inc. for Pistol Creek Greenway boardwalk repairs (unanimous)
• Approved Notice of Award to Interstate Mechanical Contractors for Fire Station 2 HVAC system (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to TN ALOCA PRIMARY LLC Development Agreement (unanimous)
• Authorized Task Order with LDA Engineering for landfill Minor Modification Report (unanimous)
• Passed budget amendment ordinance 24-618 on second reading (unanimous)
• Reappointed Kathy Thompson to Regional Planning Commission (unanimous)
• Appointed Colin Hurst to Blount County Rescue Squad, 911 Board, and Retirement Board (unanimous)
• Received and filed PC Resolution 2025-03 recommending no annexation of Bethel property (unanimous)