Gallatin public meetings in 2025
43 substantive meetings from 2025, 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 a range of items, including several zoning and annexation proposals, utility rate changes, and significant capital expenditures. Key actions include approving a master plan for a 43.5-acre residential development, rezoning a 77.55-acre parcel, annexing multiple properties, and appropriating funds for water treatment land, gas line construction, and a stormwater project. The agenda also includes updates to personnel plans and a software agreement.
- Ordinance O2512-70: Approve preliminary master plan for Greensboro Village mixed residential development on 43.5 acres near Greenlea Boulevard and Greensboro Drive.
- Ordinance O2512-75: Rezone 77.55 acres (Tax Map 113, Parcel 020.00) to R8 (PRD) for Miers Hill, east of Dobbins Pike and north of Hix Lane.
- Resolution R2512-94: Authorize annexation application for 109.74 acres plus 0.781 acres of State Route 25/Hartsville Pike, along Hartsville Pike and east of Carolyn Lane.
- Ordinance O2512-65: Approve $940,000 from Water/Sewer 2025 bond sales for water treatment plant land purchase.
- Ordinance O2512-71: Award bid and authorize $2,000,000 from natural gas reserves for 2025 annual gas line construction.
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold a second reading of a stormwater code amendment to align with state rules, and first readings of ordinances adopting state traffic laws and amending municipal court regulations. The council will also consider a resolution to apply for a law enforcement grant and discuss the 2026 meeting schedule.
- Second reading of Ordinance O2510-58 amending Chapter 18 (Stormwater) to meet TN Rule 0400-40-04
- First reading of Amended Ordinance O2510-59 adopting state traffic offenses and rules of the road
- First reading of Ordinance O2510-60 amending Chapter 6 (Municipal Courts)
- Resolution R2511-87 authorizing police to apply for Keep Tennessee Beautiful Law Enforcement Grant
- Discussion and approval of 2026 City Council meeting schedule
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold a public hearing on a stormwater code amendment and vote on several second-reading ordinances, including appropriations for tourism marketing, Miracle League supplies, parks insurance recovery, Christmas decorations, and the Greenlea Interchange improvements. The council will also consider resolutions to adopt a plan of services and annex a 325.48-acre parcel near Brights Lane, south of Highway 31E and north of Gateway Drive.
- Public hearing on Ordinance 0251Ø-58 to amend stormwater code to meet TN Rule 0400-40-04
- Appropriate $13,540 from state tourism marketing grant
- Appropriate $12,686.41 to Miracle League supplies from donations
- Appropriate $125,000 from occupancy tax reserve to Christmas decoration fund
- Appropriate $143,000 for Greenlea Interchange improvements project
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council is holding a special-called committee meeting to discuss four items: stormwater improvements at the American Legion Veteran's Home, adopting state traffic offenses by reference, amending municipal court rules, and authorizing a police grant application. These are agenda items for discussion, not final votes.
- American Legion Veteran's Home stormwater improvements
- Amended Ordinance O251Ø-59 adopting state traffic offenses and rules of the road
- Ordinance O251Ø-60 amending Chapter 6 of the Gallatin Municipal Code regarding municipal courts
- Resolution R2511-87 authorizing police application for Keep Tennessee Beautiful Law Enforcement Grant
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold public hearings and vote on annexing a 325.48-acre parcel south of Highway 31E and north of Gateway Drive, including a portion of Brights Lane. The council will also consider several ordinances and resolutions, including rezoning land for a Habitat for Humanity community, appropriating funds for transportation projects, and authorizing grant applications.
- Public hearing and annexation of 325.48-acre parcel (Tax Map 106, Parcel 035.00) south of Highway 31E and north of Gateway Drive
- Rezoning 0.66 acres from CS to MRO for Habitat for Humanity Examiner Court Residential Community
- Appropriating $1,060,135.66 for Big Station Camp Transportation Improvement District project
- Appropriating $143,000 for Greenlea Interchange Improvements project
- Authorizing police department to apply for DOJ Body Worn Camera grant
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will discuss and likely vote on several items including a request to serve alcohol at two historic Rose Mont events, annexation of a 4.47-acre parcel near Nashville Pike, adoption of the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan for federal grants, and funding for park improvements and a new fire hall. The meeting also includes updates on sports facility development, a Phoenix project update, and stormwater improvements for the American Legion Veterans Home.
- Historic Rose Mont requests permission to serve wine and liquor at Christmas Market (Nov 15, 2025) and Merry Mantels (Dec 6, 2025)
- Annexation of 4.47-acre parcel south of Nashville Pike and east of Cages Bend Road (Tax Map 146, Parcel 094.01)
- Ordinance appropriating $143,000 for Greenlea Interchange Improvements Project
- Resolution authorizing Police Department to apply for DOJ Body Worn Camera Grant
- Resolution authorizing Mayor to sign MOA for new Fire Hall #1 with state Department of Military
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a rezoning ordinance for a Habitat for Humanity residential community near Tulip Poplar Drive and Sumner Hall Drive. The meeting also includes second readings of funding ordinances, first readings of new ordinances, resolutions for public improvements and appointments, and a loan authorization for public works projects.
- Rezoning 0.66 acres from CS to MRO district for Habitat for Humanity Examiner Court Residential Community near Tulip Poplar Drive and Sumner Hall Drive
- Appropriating $5,000 from CSX Transportation Military and First Responder Grant
- Appropriating $13,540 from Tennessee Department of Tourist Development Tourism Marketing Grant
- Appropriating $1,060,135.66 for Big Station Camp Transportation Improvement District Project
- Authorizing up to $10,009,700 in indebtedness for public works projects via loan agreement with Clarksville
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will discuss and potentially act on several items, including a major annexation of 325.48 acres south of Highway 31E, a $1.06 million appropriation for the Big Station Camp transportation project, and a temporary hold on new rezoning applications until June 2026. The agenda also includes routine appropriations, public improvement acceptances, and reports from department heads.
- Annexation of 325.48-acre parcel (Tax Map 106, Parcel 035.00) south of Highway 31E and north of Gateway Drive
- Ordinance appropriating $1,060,135.66 for Big Station Camp Transportation Improvement District project
- Temporary hold on new rezoning applications until June 1, 2026
- Ordinance appropriating $125,000 from occupancy tax reserve to Christmas decoration fund
- Donation of 0.187 acres to TDOT for State Route 6 East Camp Creek Bridge improvement
City Council
The Gallatin City Council is meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a second reading of a revised master development plan for the Foxland Harbor Marina, first readings of ordinances appropriating funds, and resolutions authorizing up to $23 million in general obligation bonds, approving an agreement with D.R. Horton for infrastructure, and amending personnel rules. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes approval and certificates of compliance for alcohol sales.
- Second reading of ordinance approving amended preliminary master development plan for Foxland Harbor Marina on 7.38 acres south of Nashville Pike and east of Douglas Bend Road
- First reading of ordinance appropriating $5,000 from CSX Transportation Military and First Responder Grant
- Resolution authorizing issuance of up to $23,000,000 in general obligation bonds
- Resolution authorizing agreement with D.R. Horton, Inc. for completion of Banks at Lock 4 infrastructure
- Certificates of compliance for wine sales at MCM Market (1421 Nashville Pike) and retail liquor at Lucky Lotto 1 (661 West Eastland Street)
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a work session to discuss and potentially act on several items, including presentations on new state laws for infrastructure development districts and sports facility development, as well as ordinances and resolutions covering a master development plan amendment, a $5,000 grant appropriation, a $23 million general obligation bond issuance, and various administrative approvals. The agenda also includes discussion of personnel rule amendments and a codes official position posting.
- Ordinance O25Ø9-47: Amended preliminary master development plan for 1520 Hunt Club Boulevard (1.00 +/- acre lot, Tax Map 146F, Group A, Parcel 005.01)
- Ordinance O25Ø9-50: Appropriating $5,000 from CSX Transportation Military and First Responder Grant
- Resolution R25Ø9-61: Authorizing agreement with D.R. Horton, Inc. for completion of Banks at Lock 4 infrastructure
- Resolutions R25Ø9-59 and R25Ø9-60: Authorizing issuance of up to $23,000,000 in general obligation bonds
- Resolution R25Ø9-62: Awarding health, vision, and dental insurance contract
City Council
The Gallatin City Council is meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a public hearing on the amended preliminary master development plan for Foxland Harbor Marina, a second reading to remove the distance requirement between retail liquor stores, and a first reading to rezone land for a Habitat for Humanity residential community. The council will also vote on accepting public improvements in Kennesaw Farms Phase 6 and authorizing a renewal of a services agreement with NEOGOV.
- Public hearing on amended preliminary master development plan for Foxland Harbor Marina, 7.38 acres south of Nashville Pike and east of Douglas Bend Road
- Second reading of ordinance to delete distance requirement between existing and approved retail liquor stores
- First reading to rezone 0.66 acres from CS to MRO for Habitat for Humanity Examiner Court Residential Community, south of Tulip Poplar Drive and west of Sumner Hall Drive
- Resolution accepting public improvements in Kennesaw Farms Phase 6, Section 3
- Resolution authorizing mayor to sign renewal services agreement with NEOGOV (aka Power DMS)
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold second readings on two major rezoning ordinances: one for the Wedgewood Townhomes (10.18 acres) and one for the Station Camp Master Plan (83.82 acres). They will also consider appropriating $30,000 from the occupancy tax reserve for tourism events, amending the liquor store distance rule, and several resolutions including a grant application and an opioid settlement agreement.
- Second reading: Rezone 10.18 acres to MU-Mixed Use for Wedgewood Townhomes (south of Red River Road, east of Highway 109)
- Second reading: Rezone 83.82 acres for Station Camp Master Plan (north of Highway 386, west of Big Station Camp Boulevard)
- Appropriate $30,000 from occupancy tax reserve to tourism special events
- First reading: Delete distance requirement between retail liquor stores
- Authorize application for BlueCross BlueShield Healthy Places grant
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will consider several resolutions, including applying for a BlueCross BlueShield grant, authorizing an actuarial study for military service credit, and joining a state opioid abatement agreement. They will also discuss a potential temporary moratorium on rezoning until a new zoning ordinance is adopted, and changes to liquor store distance requirements.
- Resolution R2507-46: Apply for BlueCross BlueShield Healthy Places grant
- Resolution R2608-50: Authorize actuarial study for military service credit in TCRS
- Resolution R2508-54: Join Tennessee opioid abatement agreement amendment
- Discussion on temporary rezoning moratorium until new zoning ordinance
- Discussion on changes to liquor store distances
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold public hearings on two large rezoning and development proposals: the Wedgewood Townhomes (10.18 acres) and the Station Camp Master Plan (83.82 acres). The council will also vote on several ordinances and resolutions, including a $1.02 million water/sewer project, a $54,862.92 insurance appropriation, a $30,000 tourism events appropriation, and a resolution to annex a 327.12-acre parcel.
- Public hearing: Rezone 10.18 acres to MU-Mixed Use for Wedgewood Townhomes (south of Red River Road, east of Highway 109)
- Public hearing: Rezone 83.82 acres to PGC, MU, and R-10 PRD for Station Camp Master Plan (north of Highway 386, west of Big Station Camp Boulevard)
- Appropriate $54,862.92 from insurance for damaged vehicles
- Award $1,020,000.00 from water/sewer reserves for WWTP Clarifier Launder Covers Project (Contract 325)
- Appropriate $30,000.00 from occupancy tax reserve to tourism special events
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a work session to discuss and potentially approve several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include zoning changes for the Station Camp Master Plan and an amended plan for Foxland Harbor Marina, as well as an annexation study. The agenda also includes accepting public improvements, updating a city position, and applying for a tourism grant.
- Ordinance O2507-40: Amended preliminary master development plan for Foxland Harbor Marina on 7.38 acres south of Nashville Pike and east of Douglas Bend Road
- Ordinance O2507-42: Zoning 83.82 acres for Station Camp Master Plan (north of Highway 386, west of Big Station Camp Boulevard) into PGC, MU, and R-10 PRD districts
- Annexation study for 327.12 acres (Tax Map 106, Parcel 035.00) south of Highway 31 and north of Gateway Drive
- Resolutions R2508-48 and R2508-49: Accepting public improvements in Kennesaw Farms Phase 6, Section 2 and Phase 4, Section 3
- Resolution R2508-51: Replacing Data Quality Engineer/Training Administrator/System Administrator position with Codes System Specialist in Codes Department
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold a public hearing on the Wheeler annexation 6-month plan of service update and consider first readings of ordinances appropriating funds for damaged vehicles, a water treatment plant clarifier project, and tourism special events. Resolutions include intent to reimburse public works expenditures with bonds, an indemnity agreement for street trees, preliminary concept plans for a new city hall (Project Phoenix), and reappointments to city boards.
- Public hearing: Wheeler annexation 6-month plan of service update
- Ordinance O25Ø7-43: $54,862.92 from insurance for damaged vehicles
- Ordinance O25Ø7-44: $1,020,000 from water/sewer reserves for WWTP clarifier launder covers project (Contract 325)
- Ordinance O25Ø7-45: $30,000 from occupancy tax reserve to tourism special events
- Resolution R25Ø7-37: intent to reimburse $1,350,000 in public works expenditures with tax-exempt bonds
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 for the Station Camp master plan, a $1.02 million water treatment project, and a potential annexation. The agenda also includes items on a new city hall, tourism funding, and board appointments. This is a working session where items are discussed before formal council action.
- Ordinance O25Ø7-44: $1,020,000 from water/sewer reserves for WWTP clarifier launder covers project (Contract 325)
- Ordinance O25Ø7-42: Rezoning 83.82 acres for Station Camp master plan (north of Hwy 386, west of Big Station Camp Blvd) to PGC, MU, and R-10 PRD districts
- Resolution R25Ø7-40: Authorizing annexation application for 327.12 acres south of Hwy 31E and north of Gateway Drive
- Resolution R25Ø7-37: Intent to reimburse $1,350,000 for public works projects with tax-exempt bond proceeds
- Resolution R25Ø7-41: Preliminary concept plans for Project Phoenix (new city hall)
City Council
The Gallatin City Council is meeting to consider several significant items, including a second reading of an ordinance appropriating $451,089.12 for Connect 55 site improvements, first readings of two large rezoning ordinances for the Wedgewood Townhomes and Station Camp Master Plan, and resolutions to annex a parcel and apply for a police grant. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes approval and public recognition.
- Appropriation of $451,089.12 for Connect 55 site improvements (second reading)
- Rezoning 10.18 acres to MU-Mixed Use for Wedgewood Townhomes (first reading)
- Rezoning 83.82 acres for Station Camp Master Plan (first reading)
- Resolution to annex 5.09-acre parcel south of Highway 25 and east of Highway 109
- Resolution authorizing police grant application for CSX Pride in Service Project
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a work session to discuss and potentially act on several items, including three zoning and development ordinances for the Foxland Harbor Marina, Wedgewood Townhomes, and Station Camp Master Plan. They will also review a feasibility study for the Frank Property annexation, a police grant application, a resolution to separate a combined city position, and an update on Project Phoenix. The meeting includes routine items like minutes approval and department head reports.
- Ordinance O25Ø7-40: Amended preliminary master development plan for Foxland Harbor Marina on 7.38 acres south of Nashville Pike and east of Douglas Bend Road
- Ordinance O25Ø7-41: Rezoning 10.18 acres from R-15 to MU-Mixed Use for Wedgewood Townhomes, south of Red River Road and east of Highway 109
- Ordinance O25Ø7-42: Zoning 83.82 acres for Station Camp Master Plan (PGC, MU, R-10 PRD) north of Highway 386 and west of Big Station Camp Boulevard
- Resolution R25Ø7-35: Authorizes police department to apply for CSX Pride in Service Project Grant
- Resolution R25Ø7-36: Separates combined Switchboard Operator/Records Clerk/City Reception position and approves updated job descriptions
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold a second reading on a zoning ordinance to rezone 21.26 acres near Nichols Lane and Woods Ferry Road for residential development. Three water/sewer projects totaling $22.15M will also receive second readings, including a $20.34M raw water intake project and a $1.5M sewer system addition. A $451,089.12 appropriation for Connect 55 site improvements will be introduced for first reading.
- Second reading of zoning change for 17.18 acres to R-8 PRD and 4.08 acres to R-8 PRD near Nichols Lane and Woods Ferry Road
- Second reading of $20,340,000 contract for New Raw Water Intake Project
- Second reading of $1,500,000 contract for Lock 4 Road Sanitary Sewer System Additions
- Second reading of $310,000 contract for Nashville Pike Flow Meter Relocation
- First reading of $451,089.12 appropriation for Connect 55 site improvements
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will review and likely vote on an ordinance appropriating $451,089.12 for site improvements at the Connect 55 project and a resolution to annex a 5.09-acre parcel south of Highway 25 and east of Highway 109. They will also discuss a resolution amending the city charter and hear updates on Central Business Improvement Districts and financial reports.
- Ordinance O2506-37: $451,089.12 appropriated for Connect 55 site improvements
- Resolution R2506-33: Annexation of 5.09-acre parcel (Tax Map 114, Parcel 043.00) south of Highway 25 and east of Highway 109
- Resolution R2506-34: Approval of private chapter amending City of Gallatin Charter Article VI, Section 2A
- Central Business Improvement Districts update
- Financial reports for April and May
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold a public hearing and consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a major rezoning for a residential development, water/sewer infrastructure projects, and personnel changes. The meeting includes both first and second readings of ordinances, as well as resolutions on software services and employee pay plans.
- Public hearing on rezoning 17.18 acres to R-8 PRD and 4.08 acres from R-40 to R-8 PRD for Kirkpatrick Gallatin, south of Nichols Lane and west of Woods Ferry Road
- Ordinance O2506-34: $20,340,000 for new raw water intake project (Contract 125), funded by water/sewer bonds and TDEC ARPA grant
- Ordinance O2506-35: $1,500,000 for Lock 4 Road sanitary sewer system additions (Contract 122)
- Ordinance O2506-36: $310,000 for Nashville Pike flow meter relocation (Contract 225)
- Resolution to move municipal justice software to Tyler Technologies cloud environment
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council is meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions, including awarding contracts for water and sewer projects funded by bond sales and grants, and revising employee pay plans and personnel rules. They will also hear a report on utility bad debts and an occupancy tax audit.
- Ordinance O2506-34: $20,340,000 for New Raw Water Intake Project (Contract 125) from Water/Sewer 2025 Bond Sales and TDEC ARPA grant
- Ordinance O2506-35: $1,500,000 for Lock 4 Road Sanitary Sewer System Additions (Contract 122) from Water/Sewer Reserves
- Ordinance O2506-36: $310,000 for Nashville Pike Flow Meter Relocation (Contract 225) from Water/Sewer Reserves
- Report of 299 utility accounts (bad debts) to be purged for FY-2025
- Resolutions R2506-30/31/32 to revise employee pay plans, personnel classification, and personnel rules
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold second readings on two rezoning ordinances: one to rezone 0.33 acres for the Freedom Church outparcel and another to approve a preliminary master development plan for a Wawa on Long Hollow Pike. The council will also appropriate $25,000 for the Vol State Gap Trail Phase 1B and consider year-end account cleanup and acceptance of public improvements in Ray Estates.
- Rezoning 0.33 acres to Planned General Commercial for Freedom Church outparcel
- Preliminary master development plan for Wawa on Long Hollow Pike (3.53 acres)
- $25,000 appropriation for Vol State Gap Trail Phase 1B
- Year-end account clean-up ordinance (first reading)
- Acceptance of public improvements in Ray Estates Section 2B
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will meet to review an ordinance for year-end budget clean-up and a resolution regarding a cloud-based software agreement. Additionally, the council will consider the acceptance of public improvements for the Ray Estates Section 2B development.
- Ordinance No. O2505-33: Year-end account clean-up appropriations
- Resolution No. R2505-28: Tyler Technologies software-as-a-service agreement
- Resolution No. R2505-29: Acceptance of public improvements in Ray Estates Section 2B
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will consider the annual budget for the 2026 fiscal year and various infrastructure appropriations. The agenda includes public hearings for new commercial and residential developments, as well as resolutions regarding bond issuance for a new fire hall.
- Appropriation of $500,000 for the Hale Ave Extension project
- Appropriation of $135,000 to repave West Eastland Street
- Resolution for $17,500,000 in tax-exempt bonds for a new fire hall
- Rezoning for Freedom Church outparcel and Wawa on Long Hollow Pike
- Approval of 2026 fiscal year annual budget
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a committee meeting to discuss and potentially approve several items, including a major rezoning for a residential development, funding for a trail, street renamings, and financial resolutions. The most significant item is a zoning ordinance for the Kirkpatrick Gallatin project, which would rezone land for a planned residential development. Other items include appropriating funds for a multi-use path, renaming streets, and authorizing grants and bonds.
- Rezoning 17.18 acres to R-8 PRD and 4.08 acres from R-40 to R-8 PRD for Kirkpatrick Gallatin, south of Nichols Lane and west of Woods Ferry Road
- Appropriating $25,000 for Vol State Gap Trail Phase 1B multi-use path
- Renaming East Prince Street to Prince Street and Magnolia Street to North/South Magnolia Street
- Authorizing application for Safe Streets for All (SS4A) grant
- Declaring intent to reimburse $17.5 million for fire hall construction with tax-exempt bonds
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will meet on May 6, 2025, to vote on second and first readings of several ordinances, including appropriations for Clearview Park, the Hale Ave Extension Project, and the repaving of West Eastland Street. The council will also consider the annual budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, city tax revenue, solid waste collection fees, and several wine and liquor store permit requests.
- Ordinance No. O2504-22: Appropriating $189,600 from the State of Tennessee for training supplements
- Ordinance No. O2504-25: Appropriating $100,000 from the General Fund Unassigned Fund Balance to Clearview Park
- Ordinance No. 02504-26: Appropriating $500,000 for the Hale Ave Extension Project
- Ordinance No. 02504-27: Appropriating $135,000 to repave West Eastland Street
- Ordinance No. O2505-29: Adopting the annual budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council is meeting to discuss several infrastructure items, including appropriating funds for the Hale Avenue extension and repaving West Eastland Street, as well as reviewing the 2025-2026 paving list and budget presentation. The agenda also includes a request from developers related to the Target project on Greenlea Blvd.
- Request by developers related to Target project on Greenlea Blvd
- Ordinance 02504-26: $500,000 for Hale Ave extension
- Ordinance 02504-27: $135,000 to repave West Eastland Street
- 2025-2026 paving list
- FY 2025/2026 budget presentation
City Council
The Gallatin City Council is meeting to decide on several second-reading ordinances, including rezoning 5.96 acres for Sand Creek Preston Park Condo Storage, appropriating $77,000 for engineering and planning expenses, and awarding bids for two water transmission main projects. They will also hold first readings on rezoning for a Freedom Church outparcel and a Wawa, plus appropriations for training, tax revenue, solid waste fees, and Clearview Park. Several resolutions are on the agenda, including loaning a garbage truck to Portland and applying for grants.
- Rezoning 5.96 acres to PGC for Sand Creek Preston Park Condo Storage (O2407-33)
- Appropriating $77,000 from Project Woolhawk for engineering/planning (O2503-15)
- Awarding bids for Sumner County Regional Water Transmission Main Lines B and C (O2503-17, O2503-18)
- Rezoning 0.33 acres for Freedom Church outparcel (O2504-20)
- Appropriating $189,600 from State for training supplements (O2504-22)
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a committee meeting to discuss and vote on several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include rezoning for a Freedom Church outparcel and a Wawa convenience store, appropriating state funds, setting the tax rate, amending solid waste fees, and authorizing a garbage truck loan to Portland. The council will also discuss Project Phoenix, additional funding for Clearview Park, and the number of council meetings.
- Rezoning 0.33 acres to Planned General Commercial for Freedom Church outparcel
- Approving preliminary master development plan for Wawa on Long Hollow Pike
- Appropriating $189,600 from State of Tennessee for training supplements
- Ordinance to provide revenue for 2025 tax year and 2026 fiscal year
- Request for additional $100,000 for Clearview Park
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold second readings on ordinances appropriating $25,770 from the drug fund for firearms and funding for the Vol State Gap Trail Phase 1B multi-use path, plus first readings on appropriations for engineering/planning expenses and awarding bids for two water transmission main projects. A resolution authorizing a storage service agreement with Egan Hub Storage, LLC is also on the agenda.
- Second reading: Ordinance O2503-13 appropriating $25,770 from drug fund for firearms purchase
- Second reading: Ordinance O2503-14 appropriating funds for Vol State Gap Trail Phase 1B multi-use path
- First reading: Ordinance O2503-15 appropriating $77,000 from Project Woolhawk for engineering and planning expenses
- First reading: Ordinance O2503-17 awarding bid for Sumner County Regional Water Transmission Main Project – Line B
- First reading: Ordinance O2503-18 awarding bid for Sumner County Regional Water Transmission Main Project – Line C
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will vote on ordinances that appropriate funds for engineering and planning, award bids for water transmission projects, and authorize a storage service agreement. The meeting will also receive the FY2024 annual financial report.
- Appropriate $77,000 from Project Woolhawk for Engineering Division and Planning Department expenses
- Award bid for Sumner County Regional Water Transmission Main Project – Line “B”
- Award bid for Sumner County Regional Water Transmission Main Project – Line “C”
- Authorize Mayor to sign firm storage service agreement with Egan Hub Storage, LLC
- Receive FY2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a second reading to appropriate $50,000 for stormwater drainage materials and first readings for drug fund firearms purchase and trail completion. Other items include donations of surplus equipment, fee waivers for school athletic improvements, and personnel rule changes.
- Appropriate $50,000 from stormwater fund for drainage materials
- Appropriate $25,770 from drug fund for firearms purchase
- Appropriate funds for Vol State Gap Trail Phase 1B multi-use path
- Donate surplus gear washers to three volunteer fire departments
- Waive fees for athletic facility improvements at Station Camp and Gallatin High Schools
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a committee meeting to discuss and vote on several resolutions and ordinances, including funding for police firearms, a trail project, and various administrative items. The agenda includes both routine approvals and more substantive items like the Vol State Gap Trail Phase 1B and fee waivers for school athletic improvements.
- Ordinance O2503-13: $25,770 from Drug Fund for police firearms
- Ordinance O2503-14: Funds for Vol State Gap Trail Phase 1B multi-use path
- Resolution R2503-8: Donate surplus gear washers to three volunteer fire departments
- Resolution R2503-13: Waive fees for athletic facility improvements at Station Camp and Gallatin High Schools
- Resolution R2503-14: Donate vehicle to Stewart County Fire Rescue
City Council
The Gallatin City Council is meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a second reading of a major rezoning for the Kirkpatrick Gallatin development, appropriations for insurance recovery and safety footwear, and a first reading for stormwater drainage funding. The agenda also includes a resolution to join a property conservation grant program and an update to a city engineering job title.
- Second reading: Rezone 106.91 acres from 'Not Zoned' and 26.65 acres from R-40 to R-8 PRD for Kirkpatrick Gallatin, south of Nichols Lane and west of Woods Ferry Road
- Appropriate $1,750.00 insurance recovery for brick mailbox replacement at Gallatin Public Works
- Appropriate funds for required safety footwear
- First reading: Appropriate $50,000.00 from stormwater unassigned fund balance for drainage material
- Resolution to participate in Public Entity Partners 'Property Conservation' matching grant program
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a committee meeting to consider an ordinance appropriating $50,000 from the stormwater unassigned fund balance for drainage materials, a resolution updating a job title in the engineering department, and a resolution to join a property conservation matching grant program. They will also review financial reports for December 2024 and January 2025.
- Ordinance O2502-11: $50,000 from stormwater unassigned fund balance for drainage materials
- Resolution R2502-7: Update title/job description for Assistant City Engineer – Stormwater to Stormwater Utility Administration Director
- Resolution R2502-6: Authorize participation in Public Entity Partners 'Property Conservation' matching grant program
- Financial reports for December 2024 and January 2025
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold second readings on ordinances awarding a bid for the Sumner County Regional Water Transmission Main Project – Line D and appropriating $4,044.71 to Parks and Recreation from insurance recoveries. They will also hold first readings on ordinances appropriating $1,750 for a brick mailbox replacement at Public Works and funds for required safety footwear. Additionally, the council will consider resolutions authorizing a Lowe's Hometown Grant application and issuing up to $30,200,000 in water and sewer revenue improvement bonds, Series 2025.
- Second reading: Ordinance O2501-7 awarding bid for Sumner County Regional Water Transmission Main Project – Line D
- Second reading: Ordinance O2501-8 appropriating $4,044.71 to Parks and Recreation from insurance recoveries
- First reading: Ordinance O2502-9 appropriating $1,750 for replacement of brick mailbox at Gallatin Public Works
- First reading: Ordinance O2502-10 appropriating funds for required safety footwear
- Resolution R2502-5 authorizing issuance of up to $30,200,000 in water and sewer revenue improvement bonds, Series 2025
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will hold a committee meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a major bond issuance for water and sewer improvements. They will also review smaller appropriations for insurance recovery and safety footwear, and authorize a grant application for parks.
- Ordinance O2502-9: $1,750 appropriation for brick mailbox replacement at Public Works
- Ordinance O2502-10: appropriation for required safety footwear
- Resolution R2502-5: issuance of up to $30,200,000 in water and sewer revenue improvement bonds, Series 2025
- Resolution R2502-4: authorize Parks and Recreation to apply for Lowe's Hometown Grant
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold second readings on several ordinances, including a major rezoning of a 104.87-acre parcel from residential to industrial restrictive, and an amended master plan for a retail development. They will also consider first readings for a water transmission main project bid and an insurance recovery appropriation, plus resolutions to annex a 17.181-acre parcel and adopt the annual capital improvement plan.
- Rezoning 104.87 acres (Tax Map 105, Parcel 045.00) from R15 to IR, south of East Broadway and east of Airport Road
- Amended preliminary master plan for East Broadway Retail Development on 1.93 acres (Tax Map 113, Parcel 026.08)
- Appropriating $2,808 to Parks from insurance recovery
- Appropriating $14,096.27 for an automated garbage truck body
- Annexing 17.181 acres (Tax Map 135, Parcel 033.01) south of Nichols Lane and west of Woods Ferry Road
City Council Work Session
The Gallatin City Council will consider two ordinances: one awarding a bid for the Sumner County Regional Water Transmission Main Project – Line D, and another appropriating $4,044.71 to Parks and Recreation from insurance recoveries. They will also continue discussing the Capital Improvement Plan and review monthly financial reports for September, October, and November. The meeting includes routine items like approval of minutes and department head reports.
- Ordinance O2501-7: Awarding bid for Sumner County Regional Water Transmission Main Project – Line D
- Ordinance O2501-8: Appropriating $4,044.71 to Parks and Recreation from insurance recoveries
- Continued discussion of Capital Improvement Plan
- Monthly financial reports for Sept, Oct, Nov
City Council
The Gallatin City Council will hold public hearings and vote on several ordinances and resolutions, including a major rezoning of 104.87 acres from residential to industrial, annexation of a 17.181-acre parcel, and multiple appropriations for infrastructure and equipment. The meeting also includes appointments and a discussion on selecting a council representative to the Planning Commission.
- 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 $425,000 for Hunt Club Boulevard traffic signal
- Rezoning 131.64 acres for Twin Ponds Subdivision (R-10 PRD) south of Long Hollow Pike and west of St. Blaise Road
- Appropriating $150,000 for South Water and East Winchester culverts project
City Council
The Gallatin City Council is meeting to consider several rezoning ordinances, including a 131.64-acre rezoning for the Twin Ponds subdivision and a 104.87-acre industrial rezoning. They will also vote on appropriations for infrastructure projects, such as a traffic signal and culverts, and adopt resolutions for neighborhood traffic management and fee waivers.
- Rezoning 0.93 acres to MRO for Rogers Group Office near Nashville Pike and Pilot View
- Rezoning 131.64 acres to R-10 PRD for Twin Ponds Subdivision south of Long Hollow Pike
- Ordinance to add power to levy impact fees on new developments
- Appropriating $425,000 for Hunt Club Boulevard traffic signal
- Appropriating $150,000 for South Water and East Winchester culverts