Knoxville public meetings in 2021
49 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct internal elections and confirmations. The body will select a Vice-Mayor and representatives for city boards.
- Election of Vice-Mayor
- Election of Beer Board Chair
- Election of City Council Representative to the Knoxville Transportation Authority (KTA)
Beer Board Regular Meeting
The Beer Board is meeting to consider beer permit requests for various businesses, including multiple Casey's and Goodstop locations. The board will also hold administrative hearings for three establishments and discuss the penalty structure for underage sales violations.
- Permit requests for 23 locations including Casey's and Goodstop stores
- Permit requests for Aloft Knoxville West (364 Lovell Rd) and Bebo's Cafe (8111 Gleason Dr)
- Permit requests for Knoxville Opera Company (612 E Depot Ave) and Kulture (3434 Martin L King Jr Ave)
- Administrative hearings for El Mezcal Mexican Restaurant, Smoky Mountain Brewery, and Blackhorse Pub & Brewery
- Discussion of penalty structure for underage sales violations
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is reviewing ordinances to lower unposted speed limits and establish regulations for shareable personal micromobility vehicles. The body is also deciding on several property rezonings and infrastructure contracts.
- Ordinance to lower unposted speed limits by five miles per hour on City roadways
- Ordinance to establish permits and regulations for shareable personal micromobility vehicles
- Agreement with Southern Constructors, Inc. for Palmetto Road Phase 2 and Sullivan Road Sidewalk Project not to exceed $729,000.00
- Rezone 6238 Anderson Drive from Heavy Industrial to General Commercial
- Resolution to join the Tennessee State-Subdivision Opioid Abatement Agreement
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is considering several ordinances for property rezoning and sector plan amendments. The body is also reviewing resolutions for construction services, flood mitigation, and community grants.
- Rezoning of 1901 Sutherland Avenue from General Industrial to Heavy Industrial
- Agreement with D.R. Phillips, LLC for 2021 Third Creek Greenway Repairs not to exceed $328,883.58
- Grant application for $924,000.00 for a pedestrian/bicycle connection along Neyland Drive
- Purchase and demolition of 201 Delta Road for $275,900.00 to alleviate flooding
- Donations of $4,000.00 to Girls, Inc. and $3,000.00 to Knoxville Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Beer Board Regular Meeting
The Beer Board is meeting to consider beer permit requests for several businesses. The agenda includes a large number of applications from CGS Stores LLC for Casey's and GoodStop locations.
- Permit request for Aloft Knoxville West at 364 Lovell Rd
- Permit request for Don Chuy's Fresh Mex & Cantina at 2904 Knoxville Center Dr
- Permit request for Kulture at 3434 Martin L King Jr Ave
- Permit request for Wilson Corner Market at 2701 Wilson Ave
- Permit request for The Humble Hog at 716 20th Street
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss several high-value grant programs for arts, non-profits, and transit. The body is also deciding on multiple rezoning requests and infrastructure contracts for roadway and sidewalk projects.
- Proposed $16.5 million Federal Transit Administration grant for transit operating expenses
- Proposed $1.3 million agreement with Arts & Culture Alliance of Greater Knoxville
- Proposed $1.05 million agreement with United Way of Greater Knoxville for COVID-19 recovery
- Rezoning of 0 Kingwood Road from RN-2 to RN-4 for Van Smith Group, LLC
- Agreement with Merit Construction, Inc. for Waterfront Drive Roadway Improvements Phase II not to exceed $648,375.00
City Council Workshop
The Knox County Commission and Knoxville City Council are holding a joint workshop to discuss an Interlocal Project Agreement for a multi-use sports and entertainment stadium. The proposed project involves the construction of a stadium on land around 400 E. Jackson Avenue.
- Proposed issuance of up to $65,000,000 in Public Facility Revenue Bonds
- Proposed 50/50 cost split between the City and County for debt service and capital reserve shortfalls
- Stadium site located at 400 E. Jackson Avenue
- Proposed bond terms: maximum 5.0% interest per annum for up to 30 fiscal years
- Proposed revenue sources: stadium sales tax, lease payments from Boyd Sports, LLC, and tax increment revenues
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is deciding on several high-value funding agreements for affordable housing and pandemic recovery. The body is also reviewing budget amendments, board appointments, and zoning changes for property on Kingwood Road.
- Agreement with Knoxville-Knox County Community Action Committee for up to $2,000,000 in ARPA funds
- Grant agreement with HUD for HOME Investment Partnerships Program in the amount of $4,076,859
- Agreement with Inskip Flats, LP for up to $1,980,000 for 66 affordable housing units at 4755 Romeo Way and 4810 Elder Road
- Agreement for the Woodland Avenue Complete Street Project with an estimated cost of $3,600,000
- Rezone 0 Kingwood Road from RN-2 to RN-4 District for Van Smith Group, LLC
Beer Board Regular Meeting
The Beer Board is meeting to consider beer permit requests for 11 different locations across the city. The board will also hold an administrative hearing regarding El Mezcal Mexican Restaurant.
- Permit request for ALE-RAES at 937 N Broadway St
- Permit request for Aloft Knoxville West at 364 Lovell Rd
- Permit request for Appalachian Mountain Bike Club at 123 S Gay St
- Permit request for Cafe 4 at 4 Market Sq
- Administrative hearing for Leon Enterprises Inc. (El Mezcal Mexican Restaurant) at 118 N Forest Park Blvd
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is meeting to vote on several zoning changes and infrastructure contracts. The body will discuss a Vision Zero goal to eliminate traffic deaths and a $2.4 million agreement for employer-sponsored health center operations.
- Agreement with Premise Health Employer Solutions, LLC for health center management at an estimated annual cost of $2,400,000.00
- Rezoning of 4849 Chambliss Avenue from RN-4 to O District and 350 South Gay Street from DK-H to DK-G
- Resolution endorsing a Vision Zero goal to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries
- Agreement with EyeMed Vision Care, LLC and First American Administrators, Inc. for vision benefits at an annual cost of $128,185.44
- Interlocal Project Agreement with Knox County for an urgent care/behavioral health facility at 1515 Saint Mary Street
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is reviewing several zoning changes, contract amendments, and board appointments. Key items include a preliminary plan for a stadium development and funding for a transit network analysis.
- Preliminary Plan for multi-use stadium/mixed-use development at 601 E Jackson Avenue and surrounding properties
- Contract amendment for KAT electric bus and charging infrastructure increasing total price to $12,555,072.62
- Funding up to $163,532.00 for Knoxville Area Transit network operational analysis
- Contract amendment for 2021 Resurfacing Phase II Project increasing total to $3,155,184.72
- Rezonings at 0 Kingwood Road, 4849 Chambliss Avenue, and 350 South Gay Street
Beer Board Regular Meeting
The Beer Board is meeting to consider beer permit requests for various businesses across several districts. The board will also review alcohol utilization plans for two major venues.
- Beer permit request for Core of Knoxville at 7211 Kingston Pike
- Beer permit request for Fanatic Brewing Company LLC at 2735 N Central St
- Beer permit request for Yee-Haw Brewing at 745 / 751 N Broadway
- Beer permit request for Visit Knoxville at 301 S Gay St
- Approval of Aramark Volunteer Utilization Plan for Thompson Boling Arena and Neyland Stadium
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is reviewing several rezoning requests and a proposal to close a section of Glenmore Drive. The body is also considering resolutions for transit improvements, public WiFi upgrades, and various service contracts.
- Proposed $900,000 TDOT grant for Knoxville Area Transit bus stop improvements with a $300,000 city match
- Rezoning of 119 and 129 W. Burwell Avenue to Industrial Mixed-Use
- Rezoning of 2005 Dutch Valley Drive to Industrial Mixed-Use
- Proposed closure of Glenmore Drive between West Hills and Bynon Park and Bennington Drive
- Janitorial services contract with TMA Services, LLC for four police locations totaling $38,750.00
City Council Workshop
The City Council is holding a workshop to review the legal ramifications and factors involved in the redistricting process. The meeting includes a presentation of 2020 Census data from Knoxville-Knox County Planning.
- Review of redistricting process and legal ramifications
- Presentation of 2020 Census data
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts, affordable housing funding, and zoning changes. The body is also deciding on various grant applications for police and fire equipment and small community donations.
- Infrastructure improvements at Austin Homes along Summit Hill Drive, Harriet Tubman Street, and Bell Street not to exceed $3,781,900.00
- $2,000,000.00 from the Affordable Rental Development Fund for 80 units at 4625 Asheville Highway
- Texas Avenue Sidewalk Project contract with Morgan Contracting, Inc. not to exceed $976,734.20
- Burlington Streetscapes Project design services with Vaughn & Melton Consulting Engineers, Inc. not to exceed $266,720.00
- Rezonings for 0 Kingwood Road, 7630 Luscombe Drive, 0 Callahan Drive, 9608 Westland Drive, 119 and 129 W. Burwell Avenue, 2005 Dutch Valley Drive, and 0 Woods-Smith Road
Beer Board Regular Meeting
The Beer Board is meeting to consider beer permit requests for various businesses and organizations across several city districts. The board will also conduct an administrative hearing regarding Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen.
- Permit request for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation at 5401 Kingston Pk
- Permit request for Dollar General Store #591 at 5725 Western Ave
- Permit request for Fai Thai Kitchen at 522 S Gay St
- Permit request for Famous Dave's at 208 Advantage Dr
- Administrative hearing for Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen at 5615 Clinton Hwy
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will vote on several ordinances, including zoning changes for properties on Maloney Road and a request to remove a planned district designation at 2002 Thunderhead Road. The body will also consider various city contracts, grant applications, and community donations.
- Rezoning of 3305, 3155, and 3125 Maloney Road to RN-5 (General Residential Neighborhood) District
- Agreement with Management Advisory Group International, Inc. for a compensation study not to exceed $219,500.00
- Acquisition of property at 523 E. Oklahoma Avenue at an estimated cost of $144,500.00
- Grant applications for Knoxville Police Department totaling $250,000 for ICAC and crisis response training
- Donations from Community Empowerment budget to Zaevion Dobson Memorial Foundation ($2,500), Samaritan Ministry ($500), The Shora Foundation ($1,000), and Yoke Youth ($1,000)
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss several zoning changes, including properties on Kingwood Road and Maloney Road. The body is also reviewing multiple funding agreements for homelessness services, community schools, and public safety programs.
- Agreement with Knox Education Foundation for Community Schools Initiative not to exceed $425,000.00
- Agreement with Helen Ross McNabb Center, Inc. for Knoxville Co-Response Team not to exceed $380,000.00 per year
- Agreement for 2021 Curb Cuts Project - Phase II not to exceed $340,800.00
- Rezoning of 0 Kingwood Road from RN-2 to RN-4 District
- Rezoning of 3305, 3155, and 3125 Maloney Road to RN-5 District
Audit Committee - Regular Meeting
The Audit Committee is meeting to discuss the audit plan and approach for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2021. The session includes a presentation by David Hunt with Crosslin.
- Presentation of audit plan and approach for fiscal year ending June 30, 2021
- Approval of May 5, 2021 meeting minutes
Beer Board Regular Meeting
The Beer Board will review several beer permit applications from various local businesses and districts. The board is also considering resolutions regarding hearing officer compensation and new permit application forms.
- 16 beer permit requests including Dollar General Store #591 and The New Magnolia Cafe
- 3 addendum beer permit requests including Gosh Ethiopian Restaurant and The Brass Pearl
- Resolution establishing the rate of compensation for the beer board hearing officer
- Resolution adopting forms for Common Area Permit and Subordinate Retailer's Permit applications
- Discussion of Safe Bar Program
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is deciding on several zoning changes, including a mixed-use district and industrial rezonings. The body is also reviewing contracts for sidewalk and drainage projects and funding for COVID-19 response services.
- Contract with Whaley Construction, LLC for Coker Avenue Sidewalk Project not to exceed $772,701.50
- Agreement with Knoxville-Knox County Community Action Committee for Mobile Meals facility expansion up to $310,000.00
- Subgrantee agreement with Volunteer Ministry Center for street outreach services up to $475,560.00
- Rezone 1820 Amherst Road from RN-1 to RN-2
- Ordinance to create a Common Area Permit and Subordinate Retailer's On-Premise Permit for alcoholic beverages
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is reviewing several resolutions for homelessness services, park equipment, and infrastructure. The body is also considering zoning changes and an ordinance to create new alcohol permits for common areas.
- Request for $1,600,000 in grant funding for electric bus overhead charging infrastructure
- Proposed $699,984 in CARES Act funding to address homelessness
- Contracts for play structures at Paul Hogue Park, Inskip Norwood Recreation Center, Ashley Nicole Dream Playground, Skyline Park, and Fountain City Park
- Proposed ordinance to create Common Area and Subordinate Retailer's On-Premise permits for alcohol consumption on private property
- Rezonings for properties at 1820 Amherst Road, 4315 Rutledge Pike, and multiple parcels on Keck Road and Wilbanks Road
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is deciding on the FY 2022-2027 Knoxville Capital Improvements Program and the acceptance of $42,453,411.00 from the American Rescue Plan Act. The body will also consider several zoning changes, property annexations, and various grant applications for police and transit services.
- Acceptance of $42,453,411.00 from the Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund (ARPA)
- Adoption of the FY 2022-2027 Knoxville Capital Improvements Program
- Zoning change for 4507 Sevierville Pike from RN-1 to AG district
- Zoning change for 2910, 2912, and 3000 Greenway Drive from RN-1 to RN-4 district
- Agreement with CDM Smith, Inc. for a Safer and Complete Streets Study not to exceed $250,000.00
City Council Workshop
The City Council will review a presentation regarding the history, data, and impacts of the Co-Response Pilot Program. The session includes a comparison of alternative response models followed by council questions and discussion.
- Presentation: Co-Response Pilot Program history and overview
- Review and comparison of alternative response models
Beer Board Regular Meeting
The Beer Board will meet to consider various beer permit applications from local businesses. These requests include several locations for Crafty Bastard Brewery and Yee-Haw Brewing.
- Beer permit request: Aldabet Market, 2900 Sevier Ave
- Beer permit request: Bida Nhu Y, 5105 A Clinton Hwy
- Beer permit request: Delicias Colombianas, 5003 Clinton Hwy
- Beer permit request: Dollar General Store #591, 5725 Western Ave
- Beer permit request: Dollar General Store #21831, 208 Cedar Ln
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss the FY 2022-2027 Capital Improvements Program and budget. The body is also reviewing several property annexations, zoning changes, and various infrastructure and social service contracts.
- FY 2022-2027 Knoxville Capital Improvements Program and FY 2022 Capital Improvements Budget
- Amherst Road Slope Stabilization Project agreement with Morgan Contracting, Inc. not to exceed $887,025.20
- Grant of $1,908,900.00 from TDOT for the Advanced Traffic Management Systems Project
- Summer Youth Violence Prevention Small Grants totaling $199,979.47 for 13 organizations
- Rezoning of 2002 Thunderhead Road from C-R-2 to C-G-3
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will vote on several service contracts, grant applications, and funding for homelessness and youth services. The body is also reviewing a zoning appeal for a property on Central Avenue Pike and appointments to the Design Review Board.
- Agreement with GMV Syncromatics for a transit system solution with a first-year cost up to $3,419,484.00
- Agreement with Great Southern Recreation for a new play structure at Fort Kid at World's Fair Park up to $450,000.00
- Agreement with the Change Center for youth enrichment services up to $150,000.00
- Zoning appeal for property located at 4605 Central Avenue Pike
- Agreement with Superior Pavement Marking, Inc. for pedestrian and bicycle markings up to $228,262.50
Beer Board Regular Meeting
The Beer Board will meet to review several beer permit applications from various local businesses and organizations. These requests include establishments located in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th districts.
- Beer permit request: Adopt a Golden Knoxville Inc (2nd District)
- Beer permit request: Broadway Quick Mart (4th District)
- Beer permit request: Cancer Support Community East Tennessee (6th District)
- Beer permit request: Corner Mart (1st District)
- Beer permit request: CVS Pharmacy #1137 (1st District)
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is considering the annual budget and tax levy for the upcoming fiscal year. The agenda includes several zoning amendments, land annexations, and various service contracts.
- Annual appropriations and tax levy for fiscal period July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022
- Rezoning of 2100 Chipman Street from RN-4 to I-MU
- Texas Avenue Sidewalk Project property acquisition up to $125,000.00
- Citywide Facilities Paving Project contract with Duracap Asphalt Paving Company, Inc. up to $336,864.20
- ESG-CV funding for Rapid Re-Housing services up to $516,508.08
City Council Legislative Budget Hearings
The City Council is conducting the second day of budget hearings for various city departments. The session includes reviews of operations, public service, and public safety agencies.
- Operations overview with David Brace
- Plans Review and Building Inspections review
- Fleet Services review
- Engineering review
- Public Service, Parks and Recreation, and Public Assembly Facilities reviews
City Council Legislative Budget Hearings
The City Council is conducting budget hearings featuring introductions and overviews from the Mayor and Chief Financial Officer. Various city departments and agencies will present their budget details for council questioning.
- Mayor's budget introduction
- Budget overview by Chief Financial Officer Susan Gennoe
- Policy presentations from Community Empowerment, Communications, and Special Events
- Presentations from Knoxville Area Transit and Office of Sustainability
- Economic and Community Development reviews including Housing and Neighborhood Development
Audit Committee - Regular Meeting
The committee will review research comparing various audit departments and receive information regarding the history of external audit contracts. Members will also receive an update on the current external auditor contract and information about budget reserves.
- Presentation of research comparing various audit departments
- Information regarding history of external audit contracts
- Update on current contract for external auditor
- Information regarding budget "reserves"
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is meeting to discuss the annual budget and tax levy for the upcoming fiscal year. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure contracts, zoning changes, and the establishment of an affordable housing fund.
- Agreement with Rogers Group, Inc. for 2021 Resurfacing Phase II Project not to exceed $3,056,338.25
- Property acquisition for Lancaster Drive Sidewalk Improvements Project not to exceed $575,000.00
- Ordinance to establish the Knoxville Affordable Housing Fund
- Rezoning of 4821 North Broadway from C-G-2 to C-G-1 District
- Subgrantee agreement with Knoxville Area Urban League for $90,000.00 for Housing Stabilization Services
City Council Workshop
The City Council workshop includes a presentation regarding the Annual Action Plan. Following the presentation, council members will engage in questions and discussion.
- Presentation: Annual Action Plan
Beer Board Regular Meeting
The Beer Board will meet via Zoom to consider several beer permit applications from various local businesses. The agenda includes requests for establishments in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 6th districts.
- Broadway Quick Mart (5604 N Broadway St) permit request
- Brother Wolf / Osteria Stella (108 W Jackson Ave) permit request
- Cataleya Cantina (9314 Kingston Pike Ste 100) permit request
- Corner Mart (1316 Maryville Pike) permit request
- Keep Knoxville Beautiful (2743 B Wimpole Ave) permit request
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will vote on several ordinances and resolutions, including zoning changes and street closures. The body is also discussing funding for COVID-19 community outreach and crime prevention.
- Contract with Messer Construction Company for Public Safety Complex not to exceed $47,513,000.00
- Proposed $4 million allocation in FY 2021/2022 budget for crime reduction and prevention
- Rezoning of 4821 North Broadway and 202 Cedar Lane
- Donation of $5,000.00 to Word of Life Ministries and $13,000.00 to East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers Association
- Closing of portions of Wrinkle Avenue and McCarty Avenue
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is reviewing several grant applications for police safety and transit, including a $6 million project for electric buses. The body is also considering multiple rezoning ordinances and street closures across various districts.
- Grant application for $4.8 million plus a $1.2 million city match to purchase electric buses
- Agreement with Cannon & Cannon, Inc. for Cumberland Avenue Area Signal Improvements not to exceed $497,810.00
- Agreement with Cities United for violence reduction coaching not to exceed $75,000.00
- Rezoning of 4821 North Broadway from C-G-2 to C-G-1
- Rezoning of 202 Cedar Lane from O District to C-G-1
Beer Board Regular Meeting
The Beer Board will meet via Zoom to review several beer permit applications. These include requests from various restaurants, markets, and festival organizers across several city districts.
- Dogwood Arts Festival Inc permit request (6th District)
- Gosh Ethiopian Restaurant LLC permit request (6th District)
- JN Investment LLC permit request (2nd District)
- Nama LLC permit request (6th District)
- Ambe Enterprise LLC permit request (2nd District)
City Council Workshop
The City Council is holding a workshop to hear presentations from the Office on Homelessness and community partner agencies. The meeting includes a period for council questions, discussion, and a public forum.
- Presentation by the Office on Homelessness
- Presentation by Community Partner Agencies
Beer Board Special Meeting
The Beer Board will meet via electronic conference to consider a beer permit request. The applicant is Swamibapa LLC for the business located at 4615 Papermill Dr.
- Beer permit request: Tobacco Junction, 4615 Papermill Dr
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is reviewing several resolutions for utility revenue refunding bonds totaling over $420 million. The body is also considering various infrastructure contracts and a request for state legislation regarding a mixed-use stadium.
- Proposed revenue refunding bonds for Electric ($87.5M), Gas ($49.5M), Water ($41.5M), and Wastewater ($241M) systems
- Agreement with Design and Construction Services, Inc. for Waterfront Drive Roadway Improvements not to exceed $733,262.85
- Contract amendment for Washington Pike Roadway Improvements increasing amount by $693,000.00
- Proposed $100,000.00 payment toward purchasing 28 acres to expand William Hastie Natural Area
- Ordinance to rezone 622 and 624 Dry Gap Pike from Agricultural to Single-Family Residential Neighborhood
Beer Board Regular Meeting
The Beer Board will meet electronically to consider several beer permit applications. These requests include various restaurants, breweries, and markets across multiple districts.
- Beer permit request for Casa Monchi Mexican Restaurant at 5640 Clinton Hwy
- Beer permit requests for Crafty Bastard Brewery at 6 Emory Pl and 9937 Kingston Pike
- Beer permit request for Gosh Ethiopian Restaurant at 3609 Sutherland Ave
- Beer permit request for Quick Market #4 at 8311 Kingston Pike
- Beer permit requests for Yee-Haw Brewing at 745 / 751 N Broadway
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will vote on several second-reading ordinances regarding street name changes, alley closures, and property rezonings. The body is also reviewing resolutions for city infrastructure projects and police department grants.
- Contract with McKinnon Construction Company, LLC for Old Broadway Sidewalk Improvements not to exceed $1,634,598.68
- Grant applications for the Knoxville Police Department totaling $2,200,000.00
- Contract increase of $200,000.00 for Edison Electric, LLC for streetlight maintenance
- Rezone request for 8002 Kingston Pike from C-G-3 to C-G-1 on appeal from a Planning Commission denial
- Proposed donation of $4,800.00 to World United Ministries for Safe Haven Gym Program and Love Your Neighbor Day
Beer Board Special Meeting
The Beer Board is holding a special meeting to consider a beer permit request. The board will review the application for Corner 16.
- Beer permit request for Corner 16 (#118) at 9637 Kroger Park Dr
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss several zoning appeals and rezoning requests across multiple districts. The body is also considering funding for COVID-19 response efforts and a large contract for road work.
- Agreement with Rogers Group, Inc. for 2021 Resurfacing Project - Phase I not to exceed $4,209,834.00
- HUD Community Development Block Grant funds for Mobile Meals not to exceed $25,000.00
- HUD Community Development Block Grant - Covid19 funding for housing assistance not to exceed $80,000.00
- Zoning appeal for a 45-foot cross-shaped work of art at 4605 Central Avenue Pike
- Rezoning of 8300 East Walker Springs Lane from Office Park to General Residential Neighborhood
Beer Board Regular Meeting
The Beer Board is meeting to consider beer permit requests for various businesses across the city. The board will also discuss its goals and review inspections conducted in 2020.
- Permit request for Yee-Haw Brewing at 745 / 751 N Broadway
- Permit request for Casa Monchi Mexican Restaurant at 5640 Clinton Hwy
- Permit request for GoPuff #147 at 1403 9th Ave
- Permit requests for Aramark at Allan Jones Aquatic Center and Goodfriend Tennis Center
- Permit request for Smoky Mountain Meadery at 1335 Western Ave Ste B
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is considering several resolutions including funding for affordable housing at 211 Jessamine St. and streetscape projects on Magnolia Avenue. The agenda also includes ordinances regarding building code amendments and property rezoning.
- Affordable housing development at 211 Jessamine St. up to $480,000.00
- Magnolia Avenue Streetscape Project estimated at $5,000,000.00
- Washington Pike Roadway Improvements contract increase of $693,000.00
- Salvation Army Bridge of Hope partitions up to $25,000.00
- Rezoning of 3107, 3117 and 3123 Greenway Drive
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is meeting to vote on several property rezonings and street closures. The body will also consider funding for homelessness prevention, neighborhood revitalization, and infrastructure projects.
- Agreement with Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation for Western Heights Revitalization Master Planning up to $500,000.00
- Subgrantee agreement with Knoxville Area Urban League for homelessness prevention services up to $225,000.00
- Rezonings for 114 Dameron Avenue, 2244 & 0 Western Avenue, 0 Western Avenue, 2613-2625 Greenway Drive, 205 Bridgewater Road, and 1136 Groner Drive
- Ordinance to establish a Tree Mitigation Bank
- Contract with Vaughn & Melton Consulting Engineers, Inc. for the Jackson Avenue Ramps Replacement Project increasing total to $1,326,903.74
City Council Workshop
The City Council is holding a workshop to hear presentations on the state of the Black community and the Vision Zero Knoxville initiative. No formal decisions or votes are scheduled for this meeting.
- Presentation by Zimbabwe U. Matavou: State of the Black Community: A Culture in Decline - Rescue and Restoration
- Presentation by Bryan Hill of Bike Walk Knoxville: Vision Zero Knoxville