Farragut public meetings in 2023

Municipal Planning Commission

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold public hearings and discussions on multiple projects, including approval of mid-block pedestrian crossings on Grigsby Chapel Road and McFee Road, site plans for a Dunkin’ location and Dogtopia, utility line installations, and zoning changes for a property on N. Watt Road. The meeting will also consider a final plat for Phase 1 of the Grove at Boyd Station Subdivision.

• Mid-block pedestrian crossings with flashing beacons on Grigsby Chapel Road and McFee Road
• Site plan for Dunkin Farragut at 13038 Kingston Pike, 1 acre, zoned C-1
• Request to amend Future Land Use Map for 209 N. Watt Road from Parks and Recreation to Commercial
• Request to rezone 209 N. Watt Road from R-1 to C-1, 1.70 acres
• Installation of 1,026 linear feet of two-inch gas line along Kingston Pike and Federal Boulevard for KUB

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Farragut Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on a request for a home occupation permit to operate a home recording business at 456 Chapel Grove Lane. The board will determine if the business is similar to other permitted home occupations under the zoning ordinance. The agenda also includes approval of minutes and election of officers.

• Public hearing on home occupation permit for home recording business at 456 Chapel Grove Lane
• Applicant: Ms. Betty Howard
• Zoned Attached Single-Family Residential District (R-4)
• Approval of minutes for April 27, 2022 meeting
• Election of officers

Tree Board

The Farragut Tree Board will review updates on tree planting projects, consider an amendment to clarify the definitions of public trees and street trees for maintenance, review materials for Tree City USA application, and discuss goals for 2024.

• Planting updates: 1 dogwood at Outdoor Classroom, 16 Okame Cherry and 16 Autumn Blaze Maple at Mayor Bob Leonard Park upper lot, 2 Okame Cherry and 8 Shumard Oak at lower lot, 6 Okame Cherry at Harrison Road lot, 2 Shumard Oak at Town Hall south lot
• Proposed ordinance amendment: Public Tree defined as planted or required by Town on Town land; Street Tree defined as public tree in right-of-way with non-invasive roots and canopy under 25 feet
• Review of Tree City USA application standards: Tree Board, ordinance, $2 per capita spending, Arbor Day celebration

Arts & Beautification Committee

The Farragut Arts & Beautification Committee will convene for a routine meeting that includes approving prior minutes, receiving a status update on the Living History project at Pleasant Forest Cemetery, and a brief reminder about Celebrate the Season event locations. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Status update on Living History at Pleasant Forest Cemetery
• Reminder of Celebrate the Season locations

Visual Resources Review Board

The Farragut Visual Resources Review Board will consider approval of several primary permanent ground signs and landscape plans at its November 28, 2023 meeting. Staff recommends approval for most items, with conditions such as architectural compatibility and revised landscaping. The board will also hear a staff report on wall signs approved since the last meeting.

• Pals Automotive ground sign at 314 N. Watt Road (approx. 31 sq ft, staff recommends approval with conditions)
• Hearthside Bank ground sign and landscape plan at 11140 Kingston Pike (32 sq ft sign reface, landscape plan)
• Current Watersports ground sign at 11221 Outlet Drive (refacing 39 sq ft sign, landscape improvements)
• Grigsby Park Development subdivision signs off Grigsby Chapel Road (two 20 sq ft signs on decorative walls)
• Landscape plans for Dollar General/Advanced Auto Parts (Kingston Pike east of Watt Road) and Dunkin Donuts (13038 Kingston Pike)

Farragut Tourism/Visitor Advisory Committee

The Farragut Tourism/Visitor Advisory Committee will hold a procedural meeting to receive reports from staff on tourism activities, social media, ARP funding, and wayfinding efforts. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

Municipal Planning Commission

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold public hearings and discussions on several development items, including final plats, site plans for commercial businesses, and rezoning requests. One item, a zoning ordinance amendment discussion for a mixed residential rental concept, has been postponed at the applicant's request. The meeting also includes approval of the previous meeting's minutes and a citizen forum.

• Final plat for Grigsby Park, Phase 1, 4.64 acres, 14 lots, zoned R-4 (Belle Investment Company)
• Re-subdivision plat of Parcels 086, 08602, 08604, and 087, 11.17 acres, 3 lots, zoned C-1 (Pinnacle Land Surveying)
• Site plan for Dollar General and Advance Auto Parts, 3.05 acres, zoned C-1 (JMB Investment Company)
• Site plan for Dunkin Farragut, 13038 Kingston Pike, 1 acre, zoned C-1 (Urban Engineering)
• Rezone request for 209 N. Watt Road from R-1 to C-1, 1.70 acres (Debra Wilkerson)

Parks & Athletics Council

The Farragut Parks & Athletics Council will review the October 2023 meeting minutes, receive a master plan and capital improvement update, and hold a discussion on pickleball at McFee Park. Volunteer opportunities will also be presented before adjourning.

• Discussion on pickleball court plans at McFee Park
• Master Plan and Capital Improvement Program update

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a first reading of Ordinance 23-16, which would amend the zoning ordinance to allow the Planning Commission to modify buffer strip requirements when an adjacent property is designated non-residential on the Future Land Use Map. The board will also vote on approving speed cushions for traffic calming on St. John Court. The meeting includes routine items like approval of minutes and reports.

• First reading of Ordinance 23-16 to amend buffer strip requirements in the C-1 General Commercial District
• Approval of speed cushions for traffic calming on St. John Court in Prestwick Place Subdivision
• Approval of minutes from October 26, 2023 meeting

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a public hearing and second reading on Ordinance 23-15 to amend the Equipment Replacement Fund Budget, increasing appropriations by $228,020. They will also consider approving the purchase of a 2024 GMC Sierra for $43,164.10, a special event permit for the Farragut High School Christmas Parade, and ratifying a real estate agreement for 70 acres off McFee Road.

• Ordinance 23-15: amend Equipment Replacement Fund Budget from $111,000 to $339,020
• Purchase of 2024 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Crew Cab for $43,164.10 via Tennessee Statewide Contract #209
• Approval of Farragut High School Christmas Parade on December 10, 2023, using West End Ave.
• Ratification of Real Estate Purchase and Donation Agreement with Timothy and Todd Scott for 70 acres off McFee Road (Knox County Tax Map 162, parcels 24.02 and 24.03)

Visual Resources Review Board

The Farragut Visual Resources Review Board will review applications for ground signs at Pals Automotive, Discount Tire, and Tommy's Slalom Shop, plus landscape plans for Dollar General/Advanced Auto Parts and Biddle Farms Phase 2 & 3. Staff recommends deferring Pals and Discount Tire due to incomplete plans, while Tommy's Slalom Shop and Biddle Farms are recommended for approval. The board will also hear a staff report on recently approved wall signs.

• Pals Automotive ground sign at 314 N. Watt Road - staff recommends deferral due to missing site/landscape plans
• Discount Tire ground sign at 11201 Kingston Pike - applicant requests postponement
• Tommy's Slalom Shop ground sign at 11407 Outlet Drive - staff recommends approval
• Landscape plan for Dollar General and Advanced Auto Parts on Kingston Pike - postponed by developer
• Landscape plan for Biddle Farms Phase 2 & 3 off Kingston Pike and Brooklawn Street - staff recommends approval with conditions

Municipal Planning Commission

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold public hearings on site plans for a combined Dollar General and Advance Auto Parts development on Kingston Pike and a Dunkin Donuts at 13038 Kingston Pike. Staff cannot support the Dollar General/Advance Auto plan as submitted due to a needed driveway variance, and may recommend postponement. The Dunkin plan includes access coordination with neighboring properties.

• Dollar General (10,767 sq ft) and Advance Auto Parts (6,889 sq ft) on 3.05 acres, zoned C-1, south side of Kingston Pike near Icearium
• Proposed access requires variance from driveway spacing ordinance; staff opposes due to center turn lane conflict concerns
• Dunkin Donuts (2,196 sq ft) at 13038 Kingston Pike, zoned C-1, with right-in/right-out access and connection to Dixie Lee Liquor Store
• Stormwater detention via pervious pavers for both developments
• Dunkin building to be 77% brick, meeting 75% masonry requirement

Parks & Athletics Council

The Farragut Parks & Athletics Council will meet to approve minutes, receive updates on the excessive trash fee and the Master Plan/CIP, discuss and vote on FY24 committee goals, and discuss pickleball at McFee Park. The meeting is open to the public and accommodations are available upon request.

• Update on excessive trash fee approval
• Master Plan/CIP update
• FY24 Committee Goals discussion and vote
• McFee Park pickleball discussion

Arts & Beautification Committee

The Farragut Arts & Beautification Committee will meet to approve prior minutes, discuss committee goals, and receive reminders about seasonal events including Freaky Friday. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider several items, including a first reading of a budget amendment for equipment purchases, a driveway variance request on McFee Road, vehicle purchases, and traffic calming measures. The board will also make an appointment to the Farragut Education Relations Committee.

• First reading of Ordinance 23-15 to increase Equipment Replacement Fund budget by $226,520 to $337,520
• Variance request to relocate driveway access for 1006, 1008, 1010 McFee Road, 168 feet north, requiring 252-foot variance
• Approval of purchase for seven vehicles through Tennessee Statewide Contract #209
• Approval of speed cushions on Sonja Drive and Admiral Road in Farragut View Subdivision
• Appointment to Farragut Education Relations Committee

FMPC Staff/Developer Agenda

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold discussions and public hearings on several development items, including a final plat, two site plans, a rezoning request, and a concept plan. The commission will also discuss the status of the Kingston Pike Village Phase II development. These are preliminary reviews and recommendations, not final approvals.

• Final plat for 11715 Grigsby Chapel Road, 2.46 acres, 4 lots, R-1 zoning
• Site plan for Dunkin Farragut at 13038 Kingston Pike, 1 acre, C-1 zoning
• Site plan for Dollar General and Advance Auto Parts, Parcel 08602, Tax Map 151, 3.05 acres, C-1 zoning
• Rezone request from R-1-S-A to R-1 and ordinance amendment to remove R-1-S-A district
• Concept plan for mixed residential rental types to consider zoning ordinance amendments

Farragut Education Relations Committee

The Farragut Education Relations Committee did not meet on October 2, 2023. The next scheduled meeting is November 6, 2023 at 4:00 p.m.

Visual Resources Review Board

The Farragut Visual Resources Review Board will review several sign applications for businesses along Kingston Pike and Parkside Drive, including tenant panel signs, directory signs, and a Chase Bank ATM sign. The board will also consider a landscape plan for Phase 1 of the Grigsby Park development. Staff recommendations are included for most items, but the board must decide on two signs with legibility concerns.

• Tenant panel signs for Mind & Body Wellness, StatCare, Los Potrillos, Las Michoacanas, and Smoke Shop on Kingston Pike
• Two interior directory signs for Parkside Plaza 1 at 11400 Parkside Drive
• Exterior ATM drive-up facility and signage for Chase Bank at 11242 Kingston Pike
• Landscape plan for Phase 1 of Grigsby Park development off Grigsby Chapel Road
• Staff report on wall signs approved since last meeting (Myers Bros. Cornerstone, PGA Superstore)

Municipal Planning Commission

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold public hearings and discussions on several items, including traffic calming applications for Sonja Drive and Admiral Road, a hotel conversion at 805 N. Campbell Station Road, a driveway variance on McFee Road, and a zoning ordinance amendment regarding buffer strips. The commission will also approve the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.

• Traffic calming applications on Sonja Drive and Admiral Road in Farragut View Subdivision
• Exterior renovations for conversion of Country Inn and Suites to La Quinta Inn at 805 N. Campbell Station Road
• Variance request for driveway distance on McFee Road (247 feet variance) for lots 1006, 1008, 1010
• Discussion on amending Zoning Ordinance for buffer strip requirements where adjacent property is non-residential on Future Land Use Map
• Approval of utilities

Farragut Tourism/Visitor Advisory Committee

The Farragut Tourism/Visitor Advisory Committee is meeting to approve minutes, receive reports on tourism, social media, and ARP funding, and discuss goals for fiscal year 2024. The agenda is largely routine, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Tourism Manager Report
• Social Media Report
• ARP Funding Report
• FY 24 Committee Goals Discussion

Arts & Beautification Committee

The Farragut Arts & Beautification Committee is meeting to approve August minutes, recap Artfest, and discuss upcoming events including Freaky Friday, Celebrate the Season, the Holiday Light contest, decorating the Community Center, and Living History at Pleasant Forest Cemetery. This is a routine business meeting with no major decisions or public hearings on the agenda.

• Recap of Artfest
• Discussion of Freaky Friday event
• Discussion of Celebrate the Season
• Holiday Light contest planning
• Decorating Community Center and Living History at Pleasant Forest Cemetery

Farragut Education Relations Committee

The Farragut Education Relations Committee will hold a routine meeting at Farragut Town Hall with no substantive decisions or votes listed on the agenda. Members will receive school liaison updates and discuss any other business before adjourning.

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a public hearing and second reading on Ordinance 23-13 to amend the Capital Investment Program Budget for FY 2023-2024, and first readings on ordinances to amend the Nuisances and Property Maintenance code and the State Street Aid and Insurance Fund budgets. The board will also consider four grant resolutions (Safety Partners, Property Conservation, Driver Safety, and Cyber) and hear proclamations for Constitution Week and a schools donation. The Beer Board will consider a special occasion beer permit for the Farragut Business Alliance Harvest Fest, with a request to waive the $100 application fee.

• Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance 23-13 (Capital Investment Program Budget amendment)
• First reading of Ordinance 23-12 (Nuisances and Property Maintenance code amendment)
• First reading of Ordinance 23-14 (State Street Aid and Insurance Fund Budget amendment)
• Approval of Resolutions R-2023-09 through R-2023-12 (Safety Partners, Property Conservation, Driver Safety, Cyber grants)
• Beer Board: Class 6 special occasion beer permit for Farragut Business Alliance Harvest Fest, Oct. 22, 2023, with $100 fee waiver request

FMPC Staff/Developer Agenda

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold discussions and public hearings on several development items, including exterior renovations to convert a Comfort Inn to a La Quinta Inn, a site plan for a Dollar General and Advance Auto Parts, and a variance request for driveway access on McFee Road. The commission will also discuss a zoning ordinance amendment regarding buffer strips and the status of the Kingston Pike Village Phase II development plan.

• Exterior renovations for Comfort Inn to La Quinta Inn conversion at 805 N. Campbell Station Road (C-2 zoning)
• Variance request for driveway spacing on McFee Road (247-foot variance) to remove existing access and add new access for lots 1006, 1008, 1010 McFee Road
• Site plan for Dollar General and Advance Auto Parts on 3.05 acres, Parcel 08602, Tax Map 151 (C-1 zoning)
• Zoning ordinance amendment to address buffer strip requirements for non-residential adjacent properties on Future Land Use Map
• Status update on Kingston Pike Village Phase II development plan at Kingston Pike and S. Watt Road

Beer Board

The Farragut Beer Board is meeting to approve minutes from March 9, 2023, and to consider two Class 6 special occasion beer permits for upcoming events. These permits would allow beer sales at the St. John Newmann Church Harvesting for Him Fall Festival and the Alzheimer's Tennessee Mind Yer P's & Q's Oktoberfest Event.

• Approval of minutes from March 9, 2023
• Class 6 special occasion beer permit for St. John Newmann Church Harvesting for Him Fall Festival
• Class 6 special occasion beer permit for Alzheimer's Tennessee Mind Yer P's & Q's Oktoberfest Event

Visual Resources Review Board

The Farragut Visual Resources Review Board will hold its regular meeting to approve or deny three new sign applications, elect officers for the program year, and receive a staff report on recently approved wall signs. The board will also continue discussion on participating in the town’s Adopt-a-Stream cleanup program.

• Review of tenant panel sign for PGA Superstore at 11491 Parkside Drive (Option B recommended)
• Review of primary ground-mounted sign for Farragut Junction Apartments at 13120 Royal Palm Way (requires lighting and brick matching compliance)
• Review of on-premises interstate sign reface for Lazydays RV at 11730 Snyder Road (staff recommends approval)

Farragut Museum Committee

The Farragut Museum Committee is meeting to approve minutes from June 27, 2023, and receive updates on museum packing, the parade wrap-up, and the Battle Campbell Station subcommittee. The agenda is largely routine with no major decisions or public hearings.

• Approval of minutes from June 27, 2023
• Tourism Manager report on museum packing update
• Parade wrap-up discussion
• Battle Campbell Station Subcommittee report

Arts & Beautification Committee

The Arts & Beautification Committee is meeting to approve minutes, elect officers, review policies, and set goals for FY2024. They will also discuss upcoming events including ArtFest, Freaky Friday, and holiday decorating, and distribute sign-up sheets for volunteers.

• Election of Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary
• Review of Policies and Procedures
• Goal setting for FY2024
• ArtFest scheduled for Sept. 10
• Freaky Friday scheduled for Oct. 27

Parks & Athletics Council

The Farragut Parks & Athletics Council will hold its regular meeting to approve minutes, elect officers, and discuss policies, volunteer opportunities, and a master plan update. The council will also review the fiscal year 2024 meeting schedule and discuss goals for FY23 and FY24. A key decision will be made on a proposed excessive trash fee for pavilion rentals.

• Excessive Trash Fee for Pavilion Rentals – Discussion & Vote
• FY23 Goal Update & FY24 Goals Discussion
• Election of Officers
• Master Plan/CIP Update
• Review of FY24 Meeting Schedule

Farragut Education Relations Committee

The Farragut Education Relations Committee will hold its August 7, 2023 meeting, focusing on electing officers, approving minutes from March and June, and discussing school liaison assignments, FY2024 meeting dates, and a principal luncheon. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or financial actions listed.

• Election of Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Secretary
• Approval of minutes from March 6 and June 5, 2023
• Discussion of school liaison assignments
• Discussion of FY2024 meeting dates
• Discussion of principal luncheon

Arts & Beautification Committee

The Arts & Beautification Committee convenes to approve past minutes, welcome new members, and receive updates on the town’s ArtFest event and a proposed Living History project at Pleasant Forest Cemetery. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Update on ArtFest event planning
• Discussion of Living History project at Pleasant Forest Cemetery

FMPC Staff/Developer Agenda

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will discuss and hold public hearings on four development-related items: a zoning map amendment for a 41-acre parcel, a final plat for a 12.78-acre site, a site plan for a grocery store and shops on 10.3 acres, and a right-of-way closure for re-platting. Additionally, the commission will approve a request to install fiber optic lines for Charter Spectrum along three streets.

• Amend Farragut Zoning Map for 41-acre parcel (Parcels 069, Tax Map 142) from R-1/R-2 to R-3/S-1 (Horne Properties, Inc.)
• Final plat for 12.78-acre site at 13111 Kingston Pike, Tax Map 151 (BHNP, Applicant)
• Site plan for grocery store and shops on 10.3 acres at northwest intersection of N. Watt Road and Kingston Pike (Schaad Companies, Applicant)
• Close and re-plat right of way for Old Snyder Road, 1.3 acres (Land Development Solutions, Applicant)
• Approve fiber optic line installation for Charter Spectrum along St. John Court, Prince George Parish Drive, and Cotton Blossom Lane (Global Communications, Applicant)

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider approving an agreement with the Smithfield Homeowners Association that allocates future repair costs for sidewalks and streets damaged by tree roots in the Smithfield subdivision. The board will also vote on appointments, amendments to stormwater consulting agreements, and memoranda of understanding with local business groups. The meeting includes a citizens forum for public comment.

• Approval of agreement with Smithfield HOA for public infrastructure repairs, with cost-sharing terms for tree-root damage
• Appointment to the Farragut Education Relations Committee
• Amendment to Professional Services Agreement with Civil and Environmental Consultants, Inc. for Stormwater Infrastructure Mapping and Assessment Project
• Amendment to Professional Services Agreement with Civil and Environmental Consultants, Inc. for FY22 Stormwater Repairs Project
• Memoranda of Understanding with Farragut West Knox Chamber of Commerce and Farragut Business Alliance for FY 2024

Visual Resources Review Board

The Farragut Visual Resources Review Board will decide on several commercial sign applications, including a tenant panel sign for Kroger at 189 Brooklawn Street, a ground-mounted sign and menu board for Taco Bell at 11217 Kingston Pike, and a revised landscape plan for Tommy’s Water Sports at 11470 Outlet Drive. The board will also discuss minor charter changes and participation in the Adopt-a-Stream cleanup program.

• Kroger tenant panel sign at 189 Brooklawn Street
• Taco Bell ground-mounted sign at 11217 Kingston Pike
• Taco Bell menu board sign at 11217 Kingston Pike
• Tommy’s Water Sports revised landscape plan at 11470 Outlet Drive
• VRRB charter changes and Adopt-a-Stream program discussion

Municipal Planning Commission

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several key projects, including exterior renovations for a La Quinta Inn, a fiber optic grid modernization project, a 160-foot-tall cellular tower, and a new grocery store site plan. The meeting will also include elections for new officers and discussions on zoning map amendments.

• Exterior renovations for La Quinta Inn at 805 N. Campbell Station Road (Oysk3 Architects, Applicant)
• LCUB fiber grid modernization project to install fiber optic cable throughout town (FiberRise, Applicant)
• 160-foot-tall macro cellular tower at 156 West End Avenue (Vogue Towers Partners VII., LLC., Applicant)
• Final plat for Parcels 032, 033, 072, 073, 074, and 076 at 13111 Kingston Pike (BHNP, Applicant)
• Site plan for grocery store and shops at northwest intersection of N. Watt Road and Kingston Pike (Schaad Companies, Applicant)

Arts & Beautification Committee

The July 17, 2023 meeting of the Farragut Arts & Beautification Committee is cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for August 7, 2023. No business items are listed for this meeting.

• Meeting cancelled for July 17, 2023
• Next meeting scheduled for August 7, 2023

Stormwater Advisory Committee

The Farragut Stormwater Advisory Committee is meeting to approve minutes, elect officers, schedule a fall stream clean-up, and discuss a strategic plan for the Outdoor Classroom. The stormwater coordinator will also give a report. The next meeting is set for August 10.

• Election of officers
• Scheduling of fall stream clean-up
• Discussion of Strategic Plan for the Outdoor Classroom
• Stormwater Coordinator Report

FMPC Staff/Developer Agenda

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold discussions and public hearings on three items: a proposed 160-foot cellular tower at West End Center, a zoning map amendment for a 41-acre parcel, and a fiber optic cable installation project. The meeting includes both public hearings and discussion-only items.

• Public hearing on 160-foot macro cellular tower at 156 West End Avenue (C-1 zoning)
• Discussion on zoning map amendment for Parcel 069, Tax Map 142, from R-1/R-2 to R-3/S-1 (41 acres)
• Discussion and public hearing on LCUB fiber grid modernization project (FiberRise)

Farragut Museum Committee

The Farragut Museum Committee will meet on June 27, 2023, to approve minutes, receive reports from the gift shop, scheduling, and tourism manager, and discuss upcoming events including July 1 float construction and the July 4 parade.

• Volunteer Thank You Reception following the meeting
• July 1 float construction at Public Works Building at 8am
• July 4 parade at high school, sailor hats and scarfs required

Arts & Beautification Committee

The Farragut Arts & Beautification Committee will hold a routine meeting to approve the May minutes, hear from a junior representative, and discuss an upcoming art/floral show. No formal decisions or dollar amounts are listed on the agenda.

Municipal Planning Commission

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold public hearings on six development proposals, including facade updates, site plans, land disturbance, and zoning map amendments. The meeting will also include a vote on appointing a new youth representative and procedural approvals.

• Facade design update for Kingston Pike Village soil nail wall at 13120 Royal Palm Way
• Site plan modification for Tommy’s Boat Storage and Retail at 11470 Outlet Drive, 10.86 acres
• Land disturbance plan for 11344 Sonja Drive, 11.45 acres
• Facade and lighting update for Farragut Center at 11414 Kingston Pike
• Variance request for Dixon Road pedestrian facility in Tucker Montgomery Subdivision at 516 Dixon Road

Parks & Athletics Council

The Farragut Parks & Athletics Council is meeting to approve May minutes, receive a Capital Improvement Program (CIP) update, and discuss field allocation. A separate field allocation meeting follows at 7:00 p.m. The agenda is otherwise procedural.

• Approval of May 2023 minutes
• CIP update
• Field allocation discussion

Stormwater Advisory Committee

The Farragut Stormwater Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes from April, appoint a youth member, and discuss a strategic plan for an outdoor classroom. The Stormwater Coordinator will also present educational materials.

• Appointment of Youth Member
• Discussion of Strategic Plan for the Outdoor Classroom
• Stormwater Coordinator Report on Educational Materials

Farragut Education Relations Committee

The Farragut Education Relations Committee will meet to review past minutes, appoint youth representatives, and receive updates on teacher awards and student scholarships. The committee will also discuss the July meeting date and hear school updates.

• Appointment of Youth Representative(s)
• Teacher Awards Update – Mary Cook
• Student Scholarships Update – Mary Cook
• July Meeting Date Discussion

FMPC Staff/Developer Agenda

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission staff/developer agenda covers three items: a zoning map amendment request, a site plan for a grocery store and shops, and a public hearing on a façade design. These are discussion items, with one public hearing, and no final votes are listed on this agenda.

• Rezoning request for Parcel 069, Tax Map 142, from R-1 to R-3 and S-1, 41 acres (Horne Properties, Inc.)
• Site plan for grocery store and shops on Parcels 32-33, 72-74, 76, Tax Map 151, at N. Watt Road and Kingston Pike, 10.3 acres, zoned C-1 (Schaad Companies)
• Public hearing on façade design for soil nail wall, Phase I of Kingston Pike Village, 13120 Royal Palm Way, zoned PCD (Daniel Smith, Esq.)

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a workshop on purchasing guidelines, then a regular meeting to consider first readings of ordinances for the FY2024 budget and a rezoning, plus several business items including professional services contracts and a fee schedule. The board will also vote on approving minutes from the May 11 meeting and hear reports from the mayor, town administrator, and attorney.

• First reading of Ordinance 23-05 to rezone 630 Everett Road (2.3 acres) from R-2 to R-1
• First reading of Ordinance 23-06 adopting FY2024 budget (July 1, 2023–June 30, 2024)
• Approval of professional services agreement with Tunnell-Spangler & Associates for Mixed-Use Town Center Visioning Plan
• Approval of contract with Avero Advisors for SharePoint collaboration infrastructure
• Approval of bids for Contract 2023-11, Mayor Bob Leonard Park West Baseball Infield Soil Mix

Visual Resources Review Board

The Farragut Visual Resources Review Board will decide on four new sign applications for Hurricane Cycles, Lee Company, Myrtle Recovery Center, and Anchor 934. The board will also select a youth representative for the 2023–2024 program year.

• Review of individual tenant panel sign for Hurricane Cycles at 138 West End Ave
• Review of individual tenant panel sign for Lee Company at 12522 Kingston Pike
• Review of primary ground mounted sign for Myrtle Recovery Center at 109 Peterson Road
• Review of primary ground mounted sign for Anchor 934 at 200 Brooklawn Street
• Selection of youth representative for the 2023–2024 program year

Tree Board

The Farragut Tree Board is reviewing the summary of Arbor Day celebration events, including school essays, a proclamation, and a tree giveaway, and is discussing where to plant donated trees on town-owned properties.

• Arbor Day essay contest at Farragut Intermediate School with 17 class winners
• Sugar maple tree planted at the school by Public Works
• Vice Mayor Povlin read Arbor Day proclamation on Feb 23, 2023
• Over 700 free trees distributed on March 4 with Stormwater Matters and UT Forestry
• Discussion of planting locations for donated trees on town properties (map attached)

Farragut Tourism/Visitor Advisory Committee

The Farragut Tourism/Visitor Advisory Committee is holding a brief business meeting to approve prior minutes and consider two youth representative appointments (one new, one reappointment). After the short agenda, members will attend the annual Hospitality Luncheon. The meeting is largely procedural with no major policy or spending decisions on the agenda.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Youth Representative appointment: Anusha Anil (new, application provided)
• Youth Representative reappointment: Kate Bruce
• Annual Hospitality Luncheon following the business meeting

Farragut Museum Committee

The Farragut Museum Committee is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and receiving reports. Key discussion items include a temporary museum closure timeline and planning for the Independence Day Parade. The committee will also appoint youth representatives.

• Approval of April 25, 2023 minutes
• Gift Shop Report by Sue-Ann Hansler
• Scheduling report by Joyce Moran
• Discussion of temporary museum closure timeline
• Independence Day Parade planning

Municipal Planning Commission

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold public hearings and discussions on several land-use items, including a site plan for a new LDS temple, a Hy-Vee rezoning request, and land use map amendments. Two items are recommended for postponement due to missing information. The meeting also includes approval of the agenda, minutes, and utilities.

• Variance request for pedestrian facility along Dixon Road (516 Dixon Road) - recommended for postponement
• Site plan for façade modification and lighting at Farragut Center (11414 Kingston Pike) - recommended for postponement
• Site plan for Knoxville Tennessee Temple (13001 Kingston Pike, 5.26 acres, C-1) including a 93-foot variance for driveway spacing
• Future Land Use Map amendments for Parcels 069, 070, 072 (Tax Map 142) changing designations to Very Low Density Residential, Low Density Residential, and Open Space Cluster Residential
• Hy-Vee request to amend Future Land Use Map and Zoning Map for 11500 Kingston Pike (64.34 acres) from Mixed Use Town Center/Medium Density Residential to Commercial/Low Density Residential and from C-1, O-1, B-1, R-1 to PCD and R-4

Arts & Beautification Committee

The Farragut Arts & Beautification Committee will meet to approve past meeting minutes, judge entries for the annual Beautification Awards, and discuss plans for a Christmas display contest. The committee will also review past Art/Floral Show materials.

• Judging for Beautification Awards
• Christmas display contest discussion
• Review of past Art/Floral Show materials

Parks & Athletics Council

The Farragut Parks & Athletics Council is meeting to approve April minutes, receive a Capital Improvements Program update, and discuss and vote on court lighting at McFee Park. The meeting is open to the public.

• Approval of April 2023 minutes
• CIP update
• McFee Park court lighting discussion and vote

FMPC Staff/Developer Agenda

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold discussions and public hearings on several development items, including a request by Hy-Vee to amend the Future Land Use Map and Zoning Map for a 64.34-acre property at 11500 Kingston Pike, a proposed 160-foot cell tower, and site plans for a façade modification and the Knoxville Tennessee Temple.

• Hy-Vee requests land use change from Mixed Use Town Center and Medium Density Residential to Commercial and Low Density Residential at 11500 Kingston Pike (64.34 acres)
• Hy-Vee requests zoning change from C-1, O-1, B-1, R-1 to PCD and R-4 at same property
• Proposed 160-foot-tall macro cellular tower at West End Center, 156 West End Avenue
• Site plan for façade modification and lighting update at Farragut Center, 11414 Kingston Pike
• Site plan for Knoxville Tennessee Temple at 13001 Kingston Pike (5.26 acres)

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a workshop and regular meeting to discuss the FY2024 budget, including proposed program changes and fee schedule, and to consider several ordinances and business items. The board will also vote on a financial audit proposal, a street resurfacing contract, and an engineering agreement for road improvements.

• Ordinance 23-06: amend building codes to extend permit expiration timeframes and correct clerical errors
• Ordinance 23-04: amend FY2022-2023 Capital Investment Program and State Street Aid Fund budgets
• Proposal from Pugh CPA for financial and compliance audit services
• Bids and contract 2023-05 for resurfacing of various streets
• Professional services agreement with LDA Engineering for Virtue Road/Boyd Station Road improvements

Farragut Museum Committee

The Farragut Museum Committee will meet to approve minutes from the March 28 meeting, receive a gift shop report, discuss scheduling and upcoming events, and review loan paperwork. The committee will also address a temporary fashion exhibit to maintain museum operations.

• Approval of March 28, 2023 meeting minutes
• Gift Shop Report by Sue-Ann Hansler
• Battle of Mobile Bay event cancelled (May 21; 1-3pm)
• Update on loan paperwork for museum collections
• Temporary fashion exhibit to extend museum hours

Visual Resources Review Board

The Farragut Visual Resources Review Board meets to approve or review sign applications, including wall signs already approved and new ground-mounted signs for Burlington at 11449 Parkside Drive and Walgreens at 601 North Campbell Station Road.

• Review of individual tenant panel sign for Burlington at 11449 Parkside Drive
• Review of primary ground-mounted sign (reface) for Walgreens at 601 North Campbell Station Road
• Approval of previously approved wall signs for Walgreens, Sparrow Wine Bar, Dock and Deck, and others

Municipal Planning Commission

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will consider approval of the FY 2024-2029 Capital Investment Plan, hold public hearings on several site plans (including a church addition, a retail building, and a boat storage modification), and discuss a zoning map amendment and Future Land Use Map changes. One item (Tommy's Boat Storage) is recommended for postponement.

• Approval of FY 2024-2029 Capital Investment Plan (CIP)
• Site plan for gym platform addition at First Baptist Church, 11704 Kingston Pike
• Site plan for third retail building at Little Turkey Creek Commons, 12500 Kingston Pike (10,453 sq ft)
• Site plan modification for Tommy's Boat Storage and Retail, 11470 Outlet Drive (recommended for postponement)
• Zoning map amendment for 630 Everett Road from R-2 to R-1

Arts & Beautification Committee

The Farragut Arts & Beautification Committee is meeting to approve the March minutes, remind members of the Beautification Awards, and discuss packets and a PowerPoint of the past Art/Floral Show. The agenda is mostly routine and procedural, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approval of March minutes
• Reminder of Beautification Awards
• Discussion of packets and PowerPoint from past Art/Floral Show

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a workshop to review the town's traffic calming policy, which was last updated in September 2020, and discuss possible amendments. They will also begin budget workshops for FY2024-2029, covering equipment, tourism, state street aid, ARPA, and capital improvement funds. The regular meeting includes first reading of an ordinance to amend the FY2022-2023 capital investment program and state street aid fund budgets, plus several contract awards and appointments.

• Review of traffic calming policy and possible amendments
• First reading of Ordinance 23-04 to amend FY2022-2023 Capital Investment Program and State Street Aid Fund budgets
• Approval of bids and contract for storage shed at Mayor Bob Leonard Park
• Approval of bids and contract for Little Turkey Creek Greenway connection
• Approval of proposal from Kramer Rayson, LLP for legal services

Parks & Athletics Council

The Farragut Parks & Athletics Council will discuss and vote on a Land and Water Conservation Fund (LPRF) grant application, a fee review for park amenities, and lighting at the McFee Park basketball court. The meeting also includes updates on the Capital Improvement Program and the 2023 Independence Day Parade Grand Marshal.

• LPRF Grant Discussion & Vote of Approval
• Fee Review & Vote
• McFee Park Court Lighting Discussion & Vote
• 2023 Parade Grand Marshall Update
• CIP Update

FMPC Staff/Developer Agenda

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold discussions and public hearings on three items: a site plan modification for Tommy's Boat Storage and Retail, a zoning map amendment for a property on Everett Road, and a site plan for building elevations for a gym addition at First Baptist Church. These are public hearings where residents can provide input.

• Site plan modification for Tommy's Boat Storage and Retail, 11470 Outlet Drive, 10.86 acres, zoned OD-RE/E
• Zoning map amendment for 630 Everett Road, 2.3 acres, from R-2 to R-1
• Site plan for building elevations for gym platform addition at First Baptist Church, 11704 Kingston Pike

Farragut Museum Committee

The Farragut Museum Committee is meeting to approve minutes, receive reports on the gift shop and scheduling, and hear from the Historic Resources Coordinator. The coordinator will introduce themselves, update on the Battle of Campbell Station anniversary, and discuss upcoming events, including Midshipmen Farragut and Battle of Mobile Bay. The committee will also address the return of loaned items before renovation.

• Approval of February 28, 2023 minutes
• Gift Shop Report by Sue-Ann Hansler
• Scheduling update by Joyce Moran
• Update on Battle of Campbell Station anniversary
• Return of loaned items prior to renovation

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will review a request to approve a driveway access revision and variance from distance requirements for a new substation at 1053 Concord Road. The variance is needed because the proposed access point is closer than 400 feet to an existing driveway. The Planning Commission previously recommended approval, subject to additional permits.

• Variance request for driveway access on Concord Road for LCUB substation at 1053 Concord Road
• Approval of FY2024-2029 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) workshop discussion
• Approval of minutes from March 9, 2023 meeting

Arts & Beautification Committee

The Farragut Arts & Beautification Committee is meeting to approve the February minutes, discuss Beautification Awards, and receive updates on the Art/Floral Show. The agenda is largely procedural with no major policy decisions or financial items listed.

• Approval of February meeting minutes
• Discussion of Beautification Awards
• Updates on Art/Floral Show

Municipal Planning Commission

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several subdivision plats, a variance request, a site plan for a medical office, a land disturbance plan, and facade modifications. It will also approve the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.

• Variance request for pedestrian facility at 152 Boring Road (Benchmark Associates)
• Final plat of resubdivision for Lots 23, 24, 204, 205 in Brookmere Subdivision Phase 2 (Lynch Surveys)
• Final plat to modify drainage easement on Lots 97-113 in Brookmere Phase 3 (Lynch Surveys)
• Site plan for Gordon Farragut Medical Office, 1.69 acres, C-1 (Randolph Architecture)
• Land disturbance and grading plan for West Mill Subdivision, 14.5 acres (BHN-P)

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a workshop on FY2024 revenue and expenditure projections, followed by a regular meeting. The main item is the first reading of an ordinance to rezone 10 acres north of the Ingles from Office, General Single-Family Residential, and Rural Single-Family Residential to Community Service. The Beer Board will also meet to consider three beer permit applications.

• First reading of Ordinance 23-03 to rezone 10 acres on Parcel 069, Tax Map 142, north of the Ingles, to Community Service (S-1)
• Beer Board: Class 7 Brewpub permit for 35 North LLC, 11321 Kingston Pike
• Beer Board: Class 1 On-Premise permit for Elkmont Station, 103 S. Campbell Station Road
• Beer Board: Class 6 Special Occasion permit for Remote Area Medical Southern Tequila & Taco Festival, April 28, 2023
• Workshop on FY2024 General Fund Revenue / Expenditure Projections

Parks & Athletics Council

The Farragut Parks & Athletics Council is meeting to approve January minutes, introduce the new Parks & Rec Director, and receive updates on the 2023 parade grand marshal, capital improvement projects, the LPRF grant, and the master plan. The council will also review and discuss fees. This is a regular meeting with both procedural items and substantive updates.

• Introduction of Parks & Rec Director Ron Oestreich
• 2023 Parade Grand Marshal update
• CIP & LPRF Grant update by Lauren Cox
• Master Plan update by Lauren Cox
• Fee review and discussion

Visual Resources Review Board

The Farragut Visual Resources Review Board meets to review landscape plans for the Gordon Farragut Medical Office Building and modifications to the Kingston Pike Village Phase I. Staff recommends deferring action on the medical office plan to allow coordination with the overall site plan.

• Landscape plan review for Gordon Farragut Medical Office Building, Parcel 1.14, Tax Map 143H, east of Kiddie Cottage and west of Chesney Dentist Office
• Landscape plan modifications for Kingston Pike Village Phase I, 13120 Royal Palm Way, southwest intersection of S. Watt Road and Kingston Pike
• Staff recommends deferring action on medical office landscape plan until March meeting

Farragut Museum Committee

The Farragut Museum Committee is meeting to approve minutes, hear a gift shop report, discuss scheduling, and receive updates from the Tourism Manager, including hiring for a Historic Resources Coordinator and upcoming events. The agenda is largely routine and procedural, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approval of minutes from January 24, 2023
• Gift shop report by Sue-Ann Hansler
• Update on hiring Historic Resources Coordinator
• Update on Battle of Campbell Station anniversary
• Upcoming events: Midshipmen Farragut (April 16) and Battle of Mobile Bay (May 21)

FMPC Staff/Developer Agenda

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold discussions and public hearings on a site plan for a medical office building and three land disturbance/grading plans. The agenda also includes a discussion on proposed façade modifications to a soil nail wall at Kingston Pike Village. All items are up for review and public input.

• Site plan for Gordon Farragut Medical Office, 1.69 acres, zoned C-1, east of Kiddie Cottage
• Land disturbance and grading plan for West Mill Subdivision, 14.5 acres, zoned C-1, R-1, R-2, north of Kingston Pike and Old Stage Road
• Land disturbance and grading plan for 11344 Sonja Drive, 11.45 acres, zoned R-1/OSMR
• Discussion on façade modifications to soil nail wall at Kingston Pike Village, 13120 Royal Palm Way, zoned PCD

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold public hearings and second readings on two ordinances: one replacing the town's sign regulations entirely, and another allowing engineering staff to review driveway access for single-family lots on non-local streets. The board will also consider contracts for cybersecurity services and document scanning, and a resolution to join a cooperative purchasing program. A workshop before the meeting will discuss sidewalks on Sonja Drive and Admiral Road and the Campbell Station Inn.

• Ordinance 23-01: Replace Chapter 109 (Signs) in its entirety
• Ordinance 23-02: Allow engineering staff review of driveway access for single-family lots on non-local streets
• Contract for cybersecurity services
• Proposal from MCCI for document scanning of Community Development & Engineering documents
• Resolution 2023-04: Participation with BuyBoard Cooperative Purchasing

Municipal Planning Commission

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will hold public hearings and discussions on several development items, including a driveway variance for the LCUB Concord Road Substation, a concept plan for the 13-lot Virtue View Farm Subdivision, a site plan update for Kingston Pike Village, a zoning map amendment, a future land use map amendment, and a resolution to update land use designations. The agenda also includes approval of two fiber installation projects and standard administrative items.

• Driveway access revision and variance for Concord Road Substation, 1053 Concord Road, 3.66 acres, zoned A (LCUB)
• Concept plan for Virtue View Farm Subdivision, 44.09 acres, 13 lots, zoned R-1 (Steve Williams)
• Site plan for Kingston Pike Village Phase I, 13120 Royal Palm Way: remove retaining walls, relocate trash compactor, add dog park (SITE Inc.)
• Zoning map amendment for Parcel 069, Tax Map 142, 10 acres north of Ingles from O-1/R-2/R-1 to S-1 (Joe Conver)
• Future land use map amendment for same parcel to Civic/Institutional

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold first readings of two ordinances: one replacing the entire sign ordinance and another allowing engineering staff to review driveway access for single-family lots on non-local streets. The board will also vote on several contracts, including cybersecurity and IT services, and approve resolutions supporting a parks grant and surplus property. The meeting includes a beer board session to consider two beer permits.

• First reading of Ordinance 23-01 to replace the sign ordinance in its entirety
• First reading of Ordinance 23-02 to allow engineering staff review of driveway access for single-family lots on non-local streets
• Approval of contract for cybersecurity services
• Approval of contract for information technology professional services
• Approval of Resolution 2023-02 supporting Local Parks and Recreation Fund (LPRF) grant application

Stormwater Advisory Committee

The Farragut Stormwater Advisory Committee is meeting to review proposed staff justification documents and discuss creating a sunflower garden at the Outdoor Classroom. They will also hear a report from the Stormwater Coordinator on educational materials, a tree giveaway, and the stormwater ordinance. The meeting includes approval of minutes from November 10, 2022, and scheduling the next meeting for March 9.

• Review and discussion of proposed staff justification documents
• Discussion on creating a sunflower garden at the Outdoor Classroom
• Stormwater Coordinator report on educational materials, tree giveaway, and stormwater ordinance
• Approval of minutes from November 10, 2022
• Next meeting scheduled for Thursday, March 9 at 3:45pm

Farragut Education Relations Committee

The Farragut Education Relations Committee will meet to discuss a Teacher Appreciation Day proposal, review the Admiral FUND initiative, and set 2023 meeting dates. The committee will also receive updates from local schools on events and fundraising efforts.

• Teacher Appreciation Day Discussion led by Vice Mayor Louise Povlin
• Admiral FUND presentation by Mary Cook
• Discussion of 2023 meeting dates led by Jenn Hatmaker
• Schools updates from Farragut High School, Primary, and Middle School representatives

Tree Board

The Farragut Tree Board is coordinating Arbor Day activities, including a school program at Farragut Intermediate School and a tree giveaway at McFee Park. Suzanne Parham, the school principal, will attend to discuss the event, and Diane Warwick from the Tennessee Department of Agriculture will speak to third-grade students about trees.

• Arbor Day celebration at Farragut Intermediate School on February 17
• Tree planting at Farragut Intermediate School (2" caliper)
• Tree giveaway event at McFee Park on March 4
• Proclamation by Board of Mayor and Aldermen on February 23
• Coloring sheets for students with theme 'Trees are Terrific in Farragut'

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider approving a professional services agreement with Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc. for strategic planning services at a not-to-exceed cost of $54,500. The plan, to be completed by May 31, 2023, will update the town's strategic plan last revised in 2017, with community outreach and a board retreat. The meeting also includes routine items like roll call, minutes approval, and a proclamation for the Christmas parade committee.

• Professional services agreement with Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc. for strategic planning, not to exceed $54,500
• Proclamation for the Farragut Christmas Parade Committee
• Approval of minutes from January 12, 2023 meeting
• Citizens Forum for public comment

Visual Resources Review Board

The Farragut Visual Resources Review Board meets to decide on sign and landscape applications for Farragut Christian Church, Farragut Golf and Games, and Chase Bank. The board also receives a staff report on recently approved wall signs.

• Farragut Christian Church ground-mounted sign at 138 Admiral Road
• Farragut Golf and Games ground-mounted sign at 164 West End Avenue
• Chase Bank landscape plan at 11242 Kingston Pike
• Wall signs approved for Fairfield Inn (11763 Snyder Rd), Sleep Inn (11341 Campbell Lakes Dr), Southland Dental (11541 Kingston Pike), and Maurices (11437 Parkside Dr)

Farragut Museum Committee

The Farragut Museum Committee is meeting to approve minutes, hear reports on the gift shop and scheduling, and receive a tourism manager update on spring/summer events, including a Black History presentation and exhibit planning. The agenda is routine administrative business with no major decisions or financial items listed.

• Approval of October 25, 2022 minutes
• Gift Shop Report by Sue-Ann Hansler
• Scheduling report by Joyce Moran
• Black History: Bright Star Touring Theater on February 26 (museum opens 1 PM, presentation 2 PM)
• Schedule Bill Rhodes presentation dates and Margaret Angel exhibit day/book sell

Farragut Tourism/Visitor Advisory Committee

The Farragut Tourism/Visitor Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss entertainment zoning, receive updates on the tourism strategic plan, and hear reports from the tourism manager and digital media. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes and other business.

• Entertainment zoning discussion led by Community Development Director Mark Shipley
• Tourism Strategic Plan update
• Tourism Manager report
• Digital Media report

Arts & Beautification Committee

The Farragut Arts & Beautification Committee will meet to approve prior minutes and discuss upcoming art shows, a quilt show, and dates for the Beautification Awards and Artfest. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Quilt Show discussion
• Beautification Awards date and signage planning
• Art Show with floral interpretation planning
• Artfest scheduled for September

Farragut Board of Mayor & Aldermen

The Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a workshop on the Visit Farragut Strategic Plan, then vote on ordinances and business items including a zoning amendment to regulate ballfield lighting, a budget amendment, and several contracts. The board will also consider a resolution to appoint a municipal judge and a contract with TDOT for the I-40/75 and Campbell Station Road interchange project.

• Ordinance 22-12: amend zoning definitions to add 'Ballfield' and regulate ballfield lighting to prevent glare on adjacent properties
• Ordinance 22-17: amend FY23 Equipment Fund budget
• Resolution R-2023-01: appointment of Municipal Judge
• Purchase for Town Hall Park Restroom through Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing
• Contract with TDOT for development of I-40/75 and Campbell Station Road interchange reconstruction

Parks & Athletics Council

The Parks & Athletics Council is meeting to approve minutes, receive a Capital Improvements Program update, discuss and vote on a Grand Marshal, and discuss field allocation. A separate field allocation meeting follows at 7:00 p.m. The agenda is otherwise routine.

• Approval of November 2022 minutes
• CIP update by Sue Stuhl
• Grand Marshal discussion and vote
• Field allocation discussion
• Field allocation meeting at 7:00 p.m.

FMPC Staff/Developer Agenda

The Farragut Municipal Planning Commission will discuss and hold public hearings on two site plans. The first concerns Phase I of the Kingston Pike Village, including retaining wall removal, regrading, and a new fenced dog park. The second covers Phase III of the Little Turkey Creek Commons, including 11.84 acres of development.

• Phase I of Kingston Pike Village site plan: retaining wall removal, regrading, trash compactor relocation, accessible parking changes, and new fenced dog park
• Phase III of Little Turkey Creek Commons site plan: 11.84-acre development at 12500 Kingston Pike, zoned C-1