Gallatin public meetings in 2024
31 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a committee meeting to discuss and vote on several ordinances and resolutions, including a major rezoning of a 104.87-acre parcel to industrial use, annexation of a 17.181-acre parcel, and funding for infrastructure projects. The agenda also includes the annual report from the Gallatin Department of Electricity and a proposal for a Neighborhood Traffic Management Program. Items range from specific appropriations (e.g., $150,000 for a traffic signal) to accepting public improvements in subdivisions.
- Rezoning 104.87 acres (Tax Map 105, Parcel 045.00) from R15 to IR-Industrial Restrictive, south of East Broadway and east of Airport Road
- Annexation of 17.181 acres (Tax Map 135, Parcel 033.01) south of Nichols Lane and west of Woods Ferry Road
- Appropriating $150,000 for Hunt Club Boulevard traffic signal construction
- Appropriating funds for Long Hollow Pike corridor improvement projects
- Waiving fees for construction of new facilities for Recovery Court of Sumner County
City Council
The Gallatin City Council is holding its regular meeting with several second-reading ordinances up for final approval. Key items include appropriating $9,075,868.84 from a 2024 gas revenue bond, rezoning 131.64 acres for the Twin Ponds subdivision, and awarding a $5,330,000 bid for the natural gas system expansion. The council will also consider amending the city charter to allow impact fees on new developments and approve the 2025 meeting schedule.
- Appropriating $9,075,868.84 from 2024 gas revenue bond
- Rezoning 131.64 acres to R-10 PRD for Twin Ponds subdivision (south of Long Hollow Pike, west of St. Blaise Road)
- Awarding $5,330,000 for natural gas expansion - Westmoreland project
- Amending charter to levy impact fees on new developments
- Appropriating $3,927.56 for fire engine repairs and $3,889.27 for flood-damaged traffic signals
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold public hearings on two large residential rezonings, including a 131.64-acre parcel for Twin Ponds and a 106.91-acre parcel for Kirkpatrick Gallatin. The council will also vote on several ordinances, including a $9.08 million gas revenue bond appropriation, a $5.33 million natural gas system expansion, and a charter amendment to allow impact fees on new developments. Other items include accepting public improvements in several subdivisions and entering into agreements for storage and grant support.
- Public hearing: Rezone 131.64 acres to R-10 PRD for Twin Ponds Subdivision (south of Long Hollow Pike, west of St. Blaise Road)
- Public hearing: Zone 106.91 acres to R-8 PRD and rezone 26.65 acres for Kirkpatrick Gallatin (south of Nichols Lane, west of Woods Ferry Road)
- Appropriate $9,075,868.84 from 2024 Gas Revenue Bond Issue Series 2024
- Award $5,330,000.00 for Natural Gas System Expansion - Westmoreland Project
- Charter amendment to add power to levy impact fees on new developments
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will review and likely vote on multiple ordinances, including a rezoning request for a Rogers Group office site near Nashville Pike and Pilot View, and several funding appropriations for infrastructure repairs and projects. The meeting also includes discussions on the city manager position, impact fees, and the 2025 capital improvement plan.
- Rezone 0.93 acres from R20 to MRO district for Rogers Group office near Nashville Pike and Pilot View
- Appropriate $9,075,868.84 from 2024 Gas Revenue Bond for unspecified use
- Appropriate $5,330,000 for Natural Gas System Expansion - Westmoreland Project
- Approve $150,000 for Hunt Club Boulevard traffic signal construction
- Sign storage service agreement with Egan Hub Storage, LLC
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold public hearings on five rezoning and development proposals, including a retail development, two commercial rezonings, and two large residential planned developments. The council will also vote on second readings for several ordinances, including appropriations for a DOJ grant and park improvements, and consider first readings for park-related funding and property purchases.
- Public hearing: Hunt Club Retail Development preliminary master plan on 6.77 acres south of Nashville Pike and west of Hunt Club Boulevard
- Public hearing: Rezone 131.64 acres to R-10 PRD for Twin Ponds Subdivision south of Long Hollow Pike and west of St. Blaise Road
- Public hearing: Rezone 106.91 acres and 26.65 acres to R-8 PRD for Kirkpatrick Gallatin south of Nichols Lane and west of Woods Ferry Road
- Second reading: Appropriating $182,000 from DOJ Byrne Discretionary Community Project Grant
- Second reading: Appropriating $421,770 from General Fund for Clearview Park Improvement Project
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council is meeting to consider three agenda items: appropriating $150,000 for a traffic signal on Hunt Club Boulevard, authorizing the mayor to negotiate buying property next to Triple Creek Park, and accepting $12,686.41 in Miracle League donations for field supplies. They will also hear monthly financial reports and the Codes Department annual report. The meeting includes routine items like approving minutes and public recognition.
- Ordinance 02410-57: $150,000 for Hunt Club Boulevard traffic signal construction
- Resolution R2410-82: Authorizes mayor to negotiate purchase of property adjacent to Triple Creek Park
- Ordinance 02410-65: $12,686.41 in Miracle League donations for Miracle Field supplies
- Monthly financial reports from Finance Director Rachel Nichols
- Gallatin Codes Department annual report 2023-2024
City Council
The Gallatin City Council is holding a meeting with two public hearings on rezonings and multiple first-reading ordinances covering rezonings, fee changes, and appropriations. Key items include a $182,000 federal grant for community projects and a $421,770 allocation for Clearview Park improvements. The council will also consider a resolution for employee service leave and a master development plan for Hunt Club Retail.
- Public hearing: Rezone 3.62 acres near Hartsville Pike and Enoch Way from A to R-15
- Public hearing: Rezone 3.69 acres near Tulip Poplar Drive and Warwick Road to CG
- Appropriate $182,000 from DOJ Byrne grant
- Appropriate $421,770 for Clearview Park improvements
- Rezone 131.64 acres for Twin Ponds Subdivision
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will discuss and vote on multiple ordinances including zoning changes for several developments, funding allocations totaling $332,000, and updates on Clearview Park bid results and Project Phoenix. The meeting also includes a presentation by United Way of Sumner County and a resolution for employee volunteer leave.
- Clearview Park bid results discussion
- Project Phoenix update
- $182,000 Byrne Justice grant for community projects
- $150,000 for Hunt Club Boulevard traffic signal construction
- Hunt Club Retail Development preliminary master plan approval
City Council
The Gallatin City Council is meeting to vote on several items, including a second reading of an ordinance approving an amended master development plan for the Gallatin Gap project, appropriations for vehicle repairs and carryover projects, and a first reading of a building code amendment. They will also consider resolutions to annex a parcel and to participate in a grant program. The agenda includes standard procedural items like minutes approval and public recognition.
- Second reading of ordinance for Gallatin Gap amended master plan on 35.01 acres near Nashville Pike and Harris Lane
- Appropriation of $9,831.75 for Environmental Services vehicle repairs
- Second reading of ordinance for 2024 carryover project funds
- First reading of ordinance amending building standards in Municipal Code Chapter 5
- Resolution to annex 17.181-acre parcel (Tax Map 135, Parcel 033.01) near Nichols Lane and Woods Ferry Road
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council is holding a work session to discuss several items, including a proposed ordinance amending building standards, a resolution to participate in a safety grant program, a study on the Wheeler Property annexation, an updated traffic calming program, and naming a portion of Albert Gallatin Avenue. These are discussion items, not final votes.
- Ordinance O2409-53 amending building standards in Municipal Code Chapter 5
- Resolution R2409-79 for Public Entity Partners 'Judy Hously Safety Partner' matching grant
- Wheeler Property annexation study
- Updated Traffic Calming Program draft discussion
- Naming a portion of Albert Gallatin Avenue as Daniel Randolph Mile
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on several ordinances and resolutions, including rezoning requests, appropriations for a police gun range and vehicle repairs, and the issuance of $12.2 million in electric system revenue bonds. The agenda also includes first readings for additional rezoning and funding items, and a report on the 2024 gas bond from the state comptroller.
- Public hearing on amended master plan for Gallatin Gap (35.01 acres, north of Nashville Pike and west of Harris Lane)
- Second reading: Rezone 24.49 acres to MRO for Crossings at Hidden Creek (120.50 acres total, north of Highway 386 and east of Big Station Camp Boulevard)
- Second reading: Rezone 47.51 acres to MRO (PUD) for multi-tenant retail at Greensboro Village (east of Greenlea Boulevard and north of Nashville Pike)
- Second reading: Appropriation of $380,000 from General Fund for Police Department gun range construction
- Resolution authorizing up to $12,200,000 in Electric System Revenue Bonds, Series 2024
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a committee meeting to discuss and potentially approve several items, including two rezoning ordinances, an annexation resolution, a $12.2 million electric system revenue bond, and other appropriations. The meeting includes routine items like approval of minutes and public recognition.
- Rezoning 3.62-acre lot north of Hartsville Pike and east of Enoch Way from A-Agricultural to R-15 Medium Density Residential
- Rezoning 3.69-acre lot north of Tulip Poplar Drive and west of Warwick Road to CG-Commercial General
- Resolution to annex 17.181-acre parcel south of Nichols Lane and west of Woods Ferry Road
- Ordinance appropriating funds for 2024 carryover projects
- Resolution authorizing up to $12,200,000 in Electric System Revenue Bonds, Series 2024
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold public hearings on three rezoning requests, including a 24.49-acre residential/office development at Crossings at Hidden Creek and a 56.47-acre multi-tenant retail project in Greensboro Village. They will also vote on second readings for utility rate changes, a $30,000 building codes appropriation, and a $20,000 vehicle replacement grant, plus first readings for a $380,000 police gun range and other items.
- Rezoning 24.49 acres to MRO for Crossings at Hidden Creek Phases 1-2 (north of Hwy 386, east of Big Station Camp Blvd)
- Rezoning 47.51 acres to MRO (PUD) for multi-tenant retail in Greensboro Village (east of Greenlea Blvd, north of Nashville Pike)
- Rezoning 0.286 acres from R-10 to R-6 (south of West Eastland Ave, east of Pafford Place)
- Appropriating $380,000 from General Fund for police gun range construction
- Appropriating $30,000 from Project Woolhawk for Building Codes Department expenses
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will review and likely vote on two ordinances: one approving an amended master development plan for the 35-acre Gallatin Gap site near Nashville Pike and Harris Lane, and another appropriating $380,000 for the Police Department’s gun range construction project. The council will also consider resolutions for a boat storage contract, an interlocal agreement with Sumner County Emergency Communications for shared dispatch services, and reappointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals and Historic District Commission. Additionally, they will discuss the potential sale of city-owned land at 518 Hatten Track Road and receive reports on current job vacancies and debt issues.
- Amended preliminary master development plan for Gallatin Gap (35.01 acres, north of Nashville Pike and west of Harris Lane)
- Appropriation of $380,000 from General Fund for Police Department gun range construction
- Resolution to authorize boat storage slip rental contract
- Interlocal agreement with Sumner County Emergency Communications for shared dispatch and records services
- Discussion of selling city-owned land at 518 Hatten Track Road (Parcel ID 113G A 00303 000)
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold second readings on several ordinances, including a proposed 1/2-cent sales tax increase for city services, and first readings on multiple rezoning requests. They will also consider appropriations, code adoptions, and various resolutions.
- Second reading: sales tax increase referendum (O2406-29)
- Second reading: rezone 53.87 acres for Nichols West (O2407-32)
- Second reading: rezone 5.96 acres for Sand Creek Preston Park Condo Storage (O2407-33)
- First reading: rezone 24.49 acres for Crossings at Hidden Creek (O2408-40)
- First reading: rezone 47.51 acres for Greensboro Village retail (O2408-41)
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a work session to discuss and potentially vote on several ordinances and resolutions, including multiple rezoning requests and development plan approvals, budget appropriations, and various administrative items. The agenda includes both significant land-use decisions and routine administrative matters.
- Rezoning 24.49 acres to MRO for The Crossings at Hidden Creek, Phases 1 and 2
- Rezoning 47.51 acres to MRO (PUD) for Greensboro Village multi-tenant retail
- Appropriating $30,000 from Project Woolhawk for Building Codes expenses
- Appropriating $20,000 from TLETA grant for police vehicle replacement
- Amending municipal code for utility rates and fees
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold public hearings on two rezoning ordinances for residential developments and vote on annexing a 77.55-acre parcel. Additional items include second and first readings of ordinances for funding repairs, renovations, and grants, as well as updates to building and fire codes.
- Rezone 53.87 acres for Nichols West residential development (south of Nichols Lane, east of Lock 4 Road)
- Rezone 5.96 acres for Sand Creek Preston Park Condo Storage (north of Nashville Pike, east of Warwick Road)
- Annex 77.55-acre parcel north of Hix Lane and east of Dobbins Pike
- Appropriate $50,000 for golf course clubhouse renovations
- Adopt 2024 International Code Council and International Fire Code updates
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a committee meeting to discuss and potentially approve several ordinances and resolutions, including the 2024-25 fiscal year revenue ordinance, adoption of the 2024 International Fire Code and other building codes, and a grant application for a Safer Streets for All program. The agenda also includes routine items such as fund appropriations for minor expenses and reappointments to the Industrial Development Board.
- Ordinance O2407-35: Appropriates $817.28 for damage to a traffic control device
- Resolution R2407-59: Authorizes application for a Safe Streets for All (SS4A) grant
- Amended Ordinance O2405-20: Sets revenue for 2024 tax year and 2025 fiscal year
- Ordinance O2407-37: Adopts 2024 International Fire Code
- Ordinance O2407-34: Appropriates $9,588 for repairs to codes vehicle
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold public hearings and vote on annexing three parcels totaling about 219 acres, including a 77.55-acre site near Hix Lane and Dobbins Pike, a 34.45-acre site near Lower and Big Station Camp Boulevards, and a 106.82-acre site near Peach Valley and Woods Ferry Roads. The council will also consider several rezonings, including a 53.87-acre property for the Nichols West development and a 1.19-acre lot near West Schell Street, plus first readings of ordinances appropriating $50,000 for golf course clubhouse renovations and $7,500 in donations for a police K-9. A discussion is scheduled on conflicting conditions for Twin Eagles Phase 15.
- Public hearings and votes on annexing 77.55 acres (Tax Map 113, Parcel 020.00) north of Hix Lane and east of Dobbins Pike
- Public hearings and votes on annexing 34.45 acres (Tax Map 137, Parcels 007.00, 007.01, 007.02) near Lower and Big Station Camp Boulevards
- Public hearings and votes on annexing 106.82 acres (Tax Map 135, Parcels 96.01, 97.00, 98.00) north of Peach Valley Road and west of Woods Ferry Road
- First reading to rezone 53.87 acres to R-8 PRD for Nichols West (O2407-32)
- First reading to appropriate $50,000 for golf course clubhouse renovations (O2406-30)
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will review two unsafe building cases requesting show cause hearings, vote on two rezoning ordinances for Nichols West and Sand Creek Preston Park Condo Storage, and consider appropriations totaling $57,500 for golf course renovations and K-9 grants. The meeting also includes discussion of conflicting conditions for Twin Eagles Phase 15 and acceptance of public improvements in the Windsong subdivision.
- Dangerous building at 164 South Ford St. requested for show cause hearing
- Dangerous building at 1119 Peninsula Dr. requested for show cause hearing
- Rezone 53.87 acres for Nichols West to R-8 PRD district
- Rezone 5.96 acres for Sand Creek Preston Park Condo Storage to PGC district
- Appropriate $50,000 for golf course clubhouse renovations and $7,500 for K-9 grant
City Council
The Gallatin City Council is meeting to decide on a work hour variance for concrete pours, a rezoning, and first reading of a sales tax increase ordinance. They will also consider annexation plans and resolutions on personnel rules, opioid settlement, and a board appointment.
- Work hour variance for concrete pours at 12 a.m. at 1585 Airport Road construction site for Simpson Strong Tie
- Public hearing on rezoning 1.19-acre lot from CS-Commercial Services to Core Commercial District north of West Schell Street and west of South Water Avenue
- First reading of ordinance to place on ballot a 1/2 penny per dollar sales tax increase to fund city services
- Annexation of 34.45 acres near Lower and Big Station Camp Boulevards and 106.82 acres north of Peach Valley Road and west of Woods Ferry Road
- Resolutions amending personnel rules, creating ADA compliance rule, joining opioid abatement settlement, and reappointing Haley Meredieth to Electric Power Board
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will consider a resolution to place a 1/2-cent sales tax increase on the ballot to fund city services, along with personnel rule changes, an opioid settlement agreement, and a reappointment. They will also discuss conflicting conditions for Twin Eagles Phase 15 and a stormwater project with Sumner County ARPA funds.
- Ordinance O2406-29: request for election on 1/2-cent sales tax increase for 10 years
- Resolution R24Ø6-54: amending personnel rules (Rule 16, Sections 16-4 and 16-8)
- Resolution R24Ø6-55: new personnel rule on ADA compliance (Rule 18)
- Resolution R2406-56: join Tennessee opioid abatement agreement amendment
- Resolution R2406-57: reappoint Haley Meredieth to Gallatin Electric Power Board
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will fill a temporary vacancy for the District 2 council seat, hold public hearings on annexing two areas totaling about 141 acres, and vote on several ordinances including a $795,000 daycare grant and a dangerous building complaint. The agenda includes multiple second-reading ordinances for appropriations and a resolution to revise employee pay plans.
- Appointment to temporarily fill District 2 council vacancy
- Dangerous building show cause notice for 623 W Eastland St
- Public hearings on annexation of 34.45 acres near Lower Station Camp Blvd and 106.82 acres near Peach Valley Rd/Woods Ferry Rd
- Ordinance appropriating $795,000 for daycare CDBG construction
- Ordinance appropriating $130,400 for state training supplements
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will discuss and potentially act on several items, including the annexation of a 77.55-acre parcel, a plan of services for that annexation, and revisions to employee pay plans. They will also discuss a special census, a sales tax referendum, and the 2024-2025 paving list. The meeting includes a discussion about the District 2 council seat.
- Resolution R24-06-51: Plan of services for annexation of 77.55-acre parcel (Tax Map 113, Parcel 020.00) north of Hix Lane and east of Dobbins Pike
- Resolution R24-06-52: Annexation of the same 77.55-acre parcel into the city
- Resolution R24-06-53: Revise employee pay plans and updated job descriptions
- Amended Ordinance O2405-26: Appropriating funds for fiscal year 2024
- Discussion of soccer field lights at Triple Creek Park
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold public hearings on a dangerous building complaint, a preliminary master development plan for Nichols Place Phase 4, and a rezoning of a 1.19-acre lot. The council will also consider ordinances appropriating funds for water infrastructure, training, golf course operations, and a daycare block grant, plus resolutions on safety and pursuit policies.
- Second dangerous building show cause hearing for 1122 Drew Road (First American Realty LLC)
- Public hearing on preliminary master development plan for Nichols Place Phase 4 (south of Nichols Lane, east of Ferguson Blvd)
- Public hearing on rezoning 1.19-acre lot (Tax Map 126F, Group F, Parcel 017.00) from CS to CC district (north of West Schell St, west of South Water Ave)
- Appropriating $130,400 from State of Tennessee for training supplements
- Appropriating $795,000 for daycare CDBG construction (Tennessee ECD)
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a committee meeting to discuss and potentially approve several ordinances and resolutions, including appropriations for training, golf course operations, and a $795,000 daycare construction grant. They will also review updates on Project Phoenix, safety policies, and risk management, along with notifications of contracts over $250,000.
- Ordinance O2405-28: $795,000 for daycare construction via CDBG grant
- Ordinance O2405-26: $130,400 state training supplements
- Ordinance O2405-27: $60,000 for golf course operations
- Resolution R2405-49: Updated occupational safety and health program plan
- Dangerous building hearing for 623 W. Eastland Street
City Council
The Gallatin City Council is meeting to take final votes on several ordinances, including the annual budget for FY 2024-2025, a $280,000 appropriation to buy the Chamber of Commerce building, and a large rezoning for The Banks at Lock 4. The council will also hold first readings on items like ARPA water infrastructure grant funds, a new development plan for Nichols Place Phase 4, and a small rezoning near West Schell Street. Several resolutions cover police grant applications, fee waivers, and board appointments.
- Second reading: Rezone 235.51 acres to R-8 PRD and 58.88 acres from R-40 to R-8 PRD for The Banks at Lock 4, east of Lock 4 Road and north of Peach Valley Road
- Second reading: Appropriating $280,000 for purchase of the Chamber of Commerce building
- Second reading: Adopting annual budget for FY July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025
- First reading: Appropriating ARPA water infrastructure grant funds
- First reading: Rezoning 1.19-acre lot (Tax Map 126F, Group F, Parcel 017.00) from CS to CORE, north of West Schell Street and west of South Water Avenue
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will review and likely vote on multiple ordinances and resolutions including zoning changes for commercial properties, annexation plans for 141.27 acres, and funding allocations for water infrastructure and surplus property sales. The meeting also includes appointments to local boards and a discussion on natural gas rate reviews.
- Approve preliminary master development plan for Nichols Place Phase 4, south of Nichols Lane and east of Ferguson Blvd
- Rezone 1.19-acre lot from CS-Commercial Services to Core Commercial District near West Schell Street and South Water Avenue
- Annex 141.27 acres in two separate resolutions (34.45 acres near Lower Station Camp Blvd and 106.82 acres north of Peach Valley Road)
- Appropriate $17,137 from surplus property sales revenue
- Appropriate ARPA water infrastructure grant funds
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold public hearings on three dangerous building complaints and consider several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include a second reading of a major rezoning for the Banks at Lock 4 development, first readings of the FY 2025 budget and tax levy, and approval of up to $9.25 million in gas system revenue bonds.
- Second reading: Rezone 235.51 acres to R-8 PRD and 58.88 acres from R-40 to R-8 PRD for Banks at Lock 4 (east of Lock 4 Road, north of Peach Valley Road)
- First reading: Appropriation of $280,000 to purchase the Chamber of Commerce building
- First reading: Annual budget for FY 2025 (July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025) and tax levy for 2024 tax year
- Resolution: Issue up to $9,250,000 in gas system revenue bonds
- Public hearings on dangerous buildings at 518 Red River Road, 507 Carson Street, and 1192 & 1194 Meadowview Drive
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will consider appropriating $290,000 to buy the Chamber of Commerce building, discuss a road diet study for Hancock Street, and vote on several resolutions including accepting public improvements in Twin Eagles phases 14A and 14B, an energy efficiency grant contract, and appointments to the Historic District Commission. They will also hold a show cause hearing for dangerous buildings on Meadowview Drive.
- Ordinance O2404-18: $290,000 for Chamber of Commerce building purchase
- Discussion on Hancock Street road diet study from Maple Street/Dan P. Herron Drive to SR-109
- Resolution R2404-27 and R2404-28: Accepting public improvements in Twin Eagles Phase 14A and 14B
- Resolution R2404-24: Authorizing mayor to sign contract with U.S. Department of Energy for energy efficiency grant
- Dangerous building show cause hearing for 1192 & 1194 Meadowview Drive
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will consider two large rezoning ordinances for residential developments: Gallatin Gap (35 acres) and The Banks at Lock 4 (294 acres). They will also discuss annexation studies for four parcels, approve equipment purchases, and consider fee waivers.
- Ordinance O2402-6: $49,500 from equipment sales for a dump truck with snow plow and spreader
- Ordinance O2402-11: $75,000 from drug fund for police transportation equipment
- Rezoning for Gallatin Gap: 35.01 acres to MRO district, north of Nashville Pike and west of Harris Lane
- Rezoning for The Banks at Lock 4: 294.39 acres to R-8 PRD, east of Lock 4 Road and north of Peach Valley Road
- Annexation studies for 106.85 acres (north of Peach Valley Road) and 77.55 acres (north of Hix Lane)