Knoxville public meetings in 2022

Beer Board Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Beer Board will consider eight beer permit requests at its December 13 meeting, including applications for Fanatic Brewing Company at two locations, Knoxville Opera, Tailgating for a Cause, Craft Axe Throwing, Gogi Korean Kitchen, Pour Taproom, and The Bookstore LLC. The board will also approve minutes from its November 15 meeting.

• Fanatic Brewing Company LLC seeks permits for 7600 Kingston Pike #61 and 1209 N Central St
• Knoxville Opera Company applies for a permit at 612 E Depot Ave
• Craft Axe Throwing of West Knoxville (Abercrombie LLC) at 320 N Peters Rd
• Gogi Korean Kitchen Inc at 7818 Montvue Center Way
• Pour Taproom (Rudrew LLC) at 207 W Jackson Ave

The Beer Board approved a permit for the Knoxville Opera and conditionally approved two permits for Fanbase locations. Three existing permits were extended for 90 days, while two other permit requests were withdrawn.

• Approved beer permit for Knoxville Opera (unanimous)
• Approved beer permit pending final documentation for Fanbase 2 (unanimous)
• Approved beer permit pending final documentation for Fanbase 3 (unanimous)
• Extended beer permit for Craft Axe Throwing of West Knoxville (unanimous)
• Extended beer permit for Gogi Korean Kitchen (unanimous)
• Extended beer permit for The Bookstore LLC (unanimous)
• Permit request for Tailgating for a Cause withdrawn
• Permit request for Pour Taproom withdrawn

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts, including $1.6 million in federal funds for the Sevier Avenue Streetscapes Project and a $1.56 million agreement for Lancaster Drive sidewalk improvements. Council will also vote on appointments to the Knoxville Transportation Authority and Tree Board, and on first-reading ordinances to rezone multiple properties, including several at 0 Hillwood Drive and 9956 Dutchtown Road.

• Resolution to accept $1,603,134.40 in federal Surface Transportation Block Grant funds (plus $400,783.60 city match) for Sevier Avenue Streetscapes Project
• Resolution authorizing $1,558,420.00 agreement with Southern Constructors for Lancaster Drive Sidewalk Improvements
• Ordinances on first reading to rezone 0 Hillwood Drive from South Waterfront to General Residential Neighborhood (RN-5) and amend sector/one-year plans
• Ordinances on first reading to rezone 9956 Dutchtown Road and 950 Mabry Hood Road from Agricultural/Office Park to Multi-Family Residential (RN-6)
• Resolutions authorizing $72,000 and $180,000 contracts for governmental relations services with Fred D. Thompson Jr. and Cornerstone Government Affairs

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several resolutions and ordinances, including a $934,476 stop-loss insurance contract with BlueCross BlueShield, a $481,559.50 agreement for Fort Dickerson Park utilities, and multiple small donations from the Community Empowerment budget. They will also hear appeals on zoning decisions and vote on first-reading ordinances regarding vehicle impoundment lot procedures and donations to youth programs.

• Resolution authorizing $934,476 annual premium for BlueCross BlueShield stop-loss insurance for city's self-insured medical plan
• Resolution for $481,559.50 agreement with East Tennessee Pipeline for Fort Dickerson Park Site Utilities Project
• Resolution to amend $510,000 Affordable Rental Development Fund grant for 17 affordable housing units at 7823 Gleason Drive
• Ordinance on second reading donating $2,900 to My Daughters Journey for gun violence trauma programs
• Appeal hearing on fence height increase at 3934 Alma Avenue from 42 to 72 inches

Beer Board Regular Meeting

The Beer Board will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, November 15, 2022, at 5:00 PM in the City County Building. The agenda includes approval of minutes from the October 18 meeting and consideration of beer permit requests for 10 establishments: Dukez Sports Bar, Fire & Smoke, Fly By Night, Mack's Mini Mart, Monkey's Bar, The Humble Hog, Zero Zero Wine Bar, and four addendum items (Lucky Shot Billiards, Lunaverne Knoxville, Taco Madres Taqueria, Undeclared, and Yee-Haw Brewing). No other business is listed.

• Dukez Sports Bar – 3011 Lakemoor View Rd (1st District)
• Fire & Smoke – 9405 S Northshore Dr Ste 103 (2nd District)
• Fly By Night – 906 Sevier Ave Ste 126 (1st District)
• Mack's Mini Mart – 7502 Strawberry Plains Pike (4th District)
• Yee-Haw Brewing – 745/751 N Broadway (4th District)

The Beer Board approved seven new beer permit requests pending final documentation. Additionally, the board granted 90-day permit extensions to five existing applicants. The minutes from the October 18, 2022 meeting were also approved.

• Approved minutes of October 18, 2022 meeting (Unanimous)
• Approved beer permit pending final documentation for Dukez Sports Bar (Unanimous)
• Approved beer permit pending final documentation for Fire and Smoke (Unanimous)
• Approved beer permit pending final documentation for Fly By Night (Unanimous)
• Approved beer permit pending final documentation for Mack's Mini Mart (Unanimous)
• Approved beer permit pending final documentation for Monkey's Bar (Unanimous)
• Approved beer permit pending final documentation for The Humble Hog (Unanimous)
• Approved beer permit pending final documentation for Zero Zero Wine Bar (Unanimous)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold second-reading votes on several zoning changes, including properties on Garden Drive, University Avenue, Whittle Springs Road, Pelham Road, and Deane Hill Drive. It will also consider resolutions to increase the Public Safety Complex contract by $4.9 million for brick veneer repairs and to approve a $1 million playground equipment contract. Other items include appointments to boards and a resolution to rename Old North Knoxville Park.

• Rezoning of 3411 Garden Drive from single-family to general residential (RN-4)
• Rezoning of 1101 University Avenue from single-family to neighborhood commercial (C-N)
• Rezoning of 2721 Whittle Springs Road from neighborhood commercial to general residential (RN-4)
• Rezoning of 0 Pelham Road from single-family to general industrial (I-G)
• Resolution to increase Public Safety Complex contract by $4,900,000 for brick veneer repair

City Council Workshop

The City Council is holding a workshop to receive a presentation on short-term rental history, the city's ordinance, and state legislation. Council members will then discuss the topic.

• Presentation on City of Knoxville Short Term Rental Ordinance Overview
• Presentation on State of Tennessee Short Term Rental Unit Act Synopsis
• Review of City of Knoxville Short Term Rental Statistics and Details
• Discussion of state legislative landscape affecting short-term rentals

City Council Regular Meeting

The Knoxville City Council will consider resolutions awarding up to $2,065,000 from the Affordable Rental Development Fund for 69 affordable units at 4502 Fennel Road and $510,000 for rehabilitating 17 units at 7823 Gleason Drive. The council will also vote on a second-reading ordinance to designate Juneteenth as a municipal holiday. Multiple first-reading ordinances propose zoning changes for properties on Garden Drive, University Avenue, Whittle Springs Road, Pelham Road, and Deane Hill Drive.

• Resolution to award up to $2,065,000 for 69 affordable rental units at 4502 Fennel Road
• Resolution to award up to $510,000 for rehabilitating 17 affordable units at 7823 Gleason Drive
• Ordinance on second reading to designate Juneteenth as a municipal holiday
• Resolution to increase the Atlantic Avenue Sidewalk Project contract by $223,956.75 to $3,127,299.10
• First-reading zoning changes for properties at 3411 Garden Drive, 1101 University Avenue, and 2721 Whittle Springs Road

The City Council officially designated Juneteenth as a municipal holiday. The council also approved several affordable housing grants and infrastructure projects, including a loan for stadium area redevelopment. Multiple zoning and sector plan amendments were approved on first reading.

• Approved designating Juneteenth as a municipal holiday [UNANIMOUS]
• Approved $350,000 funding for Knoxville Entrepreneur Center (7-0)
• Approved Stadium Area Infrastructure Redevelopment and Loan Agreement with KCDC (7-1)
• Approved $2,065,000 for 69 affordable rental units at 4502 Fennel Road [UNANIMOUS]
• Approved $510,000 for rehabilitation of 17 affordable housing units at 7823 Gleason Drive [UNANIMOUS]
• Approved $1,396,448 grant for Violent Crime Intervention programs (7-1)
• Approved $202,800 total grant for School Resource Officer travel and training [UNANIMOUS]
• Approved $223,956.75 contract increase for Atlantic Avenue Sidewalk Project [UNANIMOUS]

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will vote on several ordinances and resolutions, including a $2.67 million contract for the Knoxville Urban Wilderness Gateway Park Phase Two Baker Creek Pavilion Project and a $1.14 million contract for Waterfront Drive Roadway Improvements Phase III. Other items include zoning changes for properties on Ridgecrest Drive and Clinton Highway, and funding for youth programs and homelessness prevention.

• Resolution authorizing $2,667,343.50 for Baker Creek Pavilion Project
• Resolution authorizing $1,140,516.00 for Waterfront Drive Roadway Improvements Phase III
• Ordinance to rezone 2302 Ridgecrest Drive from RN-1 to RN-2
• Ordinance to rezone 6357, 0, 6367, 6345, and 6361 Clinton Highway from AG to RN-1
• Resolution to reimburse Comcast ($50,000), KUB ($250,000), and AT&T ($850,000) for utility relocations on Sevier Avenue

Beer Board Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Beer Board will consider seven new beer permit applications, including for Appalachian Mountain Bike Club, Evape Lounge, Muse Knoxville, and two SMG venues. Two administrative hearings are scheduled for Ruby Tuesday #4909 and Aramark at Neyland Stadium. The board will also discuss a new application form for a 'caterer with beer' permit.

• Beer permit for Appalachian Mountain Bike Club at 123 S Gay St
• Beer permit for Evape Lounge at 1207 N Central St
• Beer permit for Muse Knoxville at 516 N Beaman St
• Administrative hearing for Ruby Tuesday #4909 at 7406 Chapman Hwy
• Resolution to consider new 'caterer with beer' permit application form

Public Property Naming Committee - Regular Meeting

The Public Property Naming Committee will consider a request to rename Old North Knoxville Park as Beth A. Booker Park. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from September 2020.

• Request to rename Old North Knoxville Park to Beth A. Booker Park

Knoxville Golf Course Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The committee is meeting to discuss course enhancements made since 2020 and review year-to-date rounds and revenue. The session includes discussions on industry trends, staffing costs, and pricing and marketing strategies.

• Review of course enhancements since 2020
• YTD rounds and revenue summary
• Analysis of staffing, labor costs, and inflation impacts
• Capital recommendations
• Superintendent updates

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will discuss applying for a $55 million Reconnecting Communities grant to improve multimodal access in neighborhoods impacted by urban renewal. The body is also deciding on several zoning appeals, budget amendments, and various city contracts.

• Application for $55 million federal Reconnecting Communities grant with a $25 million local match
• Agreement with Knoxville's Community Development Corporation for Western Heights infrastructure not to exceed $4.2 million
• Agreement with Blount Contractors, Inc. for Cradle of Country Music Park - Pier 865 Project not to exceed $824,400
• Zoning appeal for 4430 Candora Avenue to change from I-MU to I-H District
• Agreement with Knoxville Chamber for economic prosperity funding not to exceed $631,300

Beer Board Special Meeting

The Beer Board will meet to review a beer permit request for The Bottom located at 2340 E Magnolia Ave. This special meeting includes a single item regarding the applicant's request.

• Beer permit request: THE BOTTOM, 2340 E MAGNOLIA AVE

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will vote on several zoning changes and funding agreements for economic development and housing. The meeting includes appeals regarding zoning decisions at 4430 Candora Avenue and 6217 Kingston Pike.

• Award of up to $1,500,000 for 50 senior supportive housing units at 245 S. Bell Street
• Agreement with Knoxville Chamber for up to $631,300 for the Path to Prosperity vision
• Zoning change for 516 and 520 West Vine Avenue from DK-G to DK-B
• Funding of up to $225,000 for the Knox Education Foundation Community Schools initiative
• Contract amendment for Whaley Construction, LLC for the 2022 Curb Cuts Project to a total of $463,428.00

Beer Board Regular Meeting

The Beer Board is meeting to consider beer permit requests for various businesses across six districts. The board will also hold an administrative hearing for Fiesta Garibaldi Mexican Grill & Tequila Bar.

• Permit request for 71 South at 3726 Sevier Heights
• Permit request for Abridged Beer Company at 320 N Peters Rd
• Permit request for Fast Hand Tavern at 3800 Sutherland Ave
• Permit request for Marble City Market / Frank & George's at 333 W Depot Ave
• Administrative hearing for Fiesta Garibaldi Mexican Grill & Tequila Bar at 8520 Kingston Pike

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several resolutions including major transit grants for Knoxville Area Transit and various park donations. The agenda also includes ordinances regarding property rezoning at Dowell Springs Boulevard and updates to city wrecker rates.

• Rezoning of 0 Dowell Springs Boulevard from Office to Medium Density Residential / Office
• Resolution for $3,750,000.00 in transit grant funds for electric bus depot chargers
• Resolution for $3,609,300.00 in transit grant funds for urban transit operating assistance
• Acceptance of a $44,456.00 donation from Visit Knoxville for Fort Kid Park amenities
• Contract with Henley Roofing Company for Christenberry Recreation Center up to $450,000.00

Beer Board Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Beer Board will meet to consider beer permit requests for various businesses and organizations across the city. The board will also approve minutes from the July 26 and August 18 meetings.

• Permit request for Abridged Beer Company at 320 N Peters Rd
• Permit request for Neyland Stadium - Aramark Bowl at 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way
• Permit request for Thompson-Boling Arena - Aramark Bowl at 1600 Phillip Fulmer Way
• Permit request for First Lutheran Church & School at 1207 N Broadway
• Permit request for Ebony & Ivory Brewing Co at 2300 N Central Suite 101

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing multiple ordinances regarding land use, zoning amendments, and street closures. The meeting also includes several resolutions for funding grants, service contracts, and departmental budget appropriations.

• Zoning change for 1624 Riverside Drive from Light Industrial to Mixed Use Regional Center
• Appropriation of $1,750.00 for Ijams Nature Center's 'Twilight at Ijams' fundraiser
• Appropriation of $1,200.00 for Legacy Parks Foundation's 2022 Legacy Luncheon
• Appropriation of $1,200.00 for Knoxville Botanical Garden's 13th Annual Green Thumb Gala
• Appropriation of $1,000.00 for East Tennessee Community Design Center's fundraiser

Beer Board Special Meeting

The Beer Board will meet to consider a beer permit application from Events Pro LLC. The applicant is located at 1073 Wildwood Ave.

• Beer permit request: Events Pro LLC (1073 Wildwood Ave)

City Council Workshop

The City Council will review updates regarding Knoxville's bicycle infrastructure and the Knoxville Greenway. Additionally, officials will present a draft of the Knoxville Sidewalk Study for discussion.

• Knoxville Bicycle Infrastructure Update
• Knoxville Greenway Update
• Draft Knoxville Sidewalk Study
• Bike Walk Knoxville presentation

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is considering several legislative actions including a tax rate adjustment from $2.9638 to $2.1556. The agenda includes multiple zoning amendments, contract increases for the Texas Avenue Sidewalk Project, and various municipal fund appropriations.

• Tax rate adjustment from $2.9638 to $2.1556
• Annexation of three parcels near Maloney Road
• Agreement with Knoxville's Community Development Corporation not to exceed $100,000.00 per year
• Texas Avenue Sidewalk Project contract increase of $131,215.00 for a total of $1,153,781.20
• General Obligation Refunding Bond not to exceed $60,065,000.00

Audit Committee - Regular Meeting

The Audit Committee will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and receive a report from the Internal Auditor. The session includes a presentation and discussion regarding the internal audit work plan.

• Approval of June 21, 2022, meeting minutes
• Internal Audit work plan presentation and discussion

Beer Board Regular Meeting

The Beer Board is meeting to consider beer permit requests for various businesses across six districts. The board will also review the minutes from the June 28, 2022 meeting.

• Permit request for AM Market at 2900 Sevier Ave
• Permit request for Cumberland House Knoxville at 1109 White Ave
• Permit request for Pour Taproom at 207 W Jackson Ave
• Permit request for Hop-In at 1700 Merchant Dr
• Permit request for Tuk Tuk Thai Fusion at 9253 Kingston Pike

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is considering several ordinances to amend the zoning code, including rules for townhouses, cultural facilities, and animal care facilities. The body will also review the Alcoa Highway Corridor Study and various street and alley closures. Additionally, the council is voting on several funding resolutions and revenue bonds for city utilities.

• Adoption of the Alcoa Highway Corridor Study amending the General Plan 2033
• Contract with CDM Smith, Inc. for Stormwater Asset Management Project up to $2,137,100.00
• Issuance of Electric System Revenue Bonds not to exceed $79,000,000
• Zoning change for 4050 Sutherland Avenue from Office to Neighborhood Commercial
• CARES Act funding for Volunteer Ministry Center up to $160,000.00 for street outreach

City Council Workshop

The City Council is holding a workshop to discuss a pilot program for traffic noise cameras downtown. The session covers current noise levels, enforcement challenges, and how the camera technology operates.

• Presentation on Downtown Traffic Noise Camera Pilot Program
• Review of Knoxville vehicle noise ordinance and enforcement challenges

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several ordinances regarding zoning code amendments, property closures, and rezoning requests. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions for contract amendments and funding allocations for public safety, infrastructure, and housing services.

• Raise competitive bidding threshold from $25,000.00 to $50,000.00
• E-911 lease amendment increasing contribution by $647,000.00
• Real Time Crime Center design contract up to $89,000.00
• 2022 Resurfacing Phase I Project contract increase of $184,279.56
• Homeless services funding via Volunteer Ministry Center up to $180,000.00

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is considering several items including funding for electric buses, sidewalk construction, and various zoning amendments. The agenda also includes resolutions for community development grants and city charter amendments.

• Zoning amendments for 4207, 4201, 4123 and 0 Bruhin Road
• Atlantic Avenue Sidewalk Construction Project funding of $1,524,421.08
• Contract with McKinnon Construction Company, LLC up to $2,903,342.35 for Atlantic Avenue Sidewalk Project
• Grant for Knoxville Area Transit to purchase four electric buses and charging infrastructure
• Donation of $25,000.00 to United Way of Greater Knoxville for Social Innovation Challenge

Beer Board Regular Meeting

The Beer Board will consider beer permit requests for 18 different applicants across various city districts. The board is also scheduled to hold an administrative hearing for Hatmaker's Bar and Grill.

• Permit request for Yee-Haw Brewing at 745 / 751 N Broadway
• Permit request for Cumberland House Knoxville at 1109 White Ave
• Permit request for Weigel's #103 at 210 Lovell Rd
• Permit request for Taco Madres Taqueria & Bar Lounge at 2916 Knoxville Center Dr
• Administrative hearing for Fountain City Investments LLC d/b/a Hatmaker's Bar and Grill at 2917 Tazewell Pike

Audit Committee - Regular Meeting

The Audit Committee is meeting to review the Internal Auditor's report and discuss external audit communications. The body will also discuss the internal audit work plan and set future meeting dates.

• Approval of April 26, 2022 meeting minutes
• Internal Auditor's report
• External Audit required communications
• Internal Audit work plan

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several ordinances regarding sector plan amendments and rezoning for properties on Bruhin Road and Mississippi Avenue. The meeting also includes resolutions for various city contracts, grant acceptances, and community service funding.

• Rezoning of 4207, 4201, 4123 and 0 Bruhin Road to Medium Density Residential/Office
• Rezoning of 0 Mississippi Avenue and portions of 927 Knoxville College Drive and 0 Western Avenue
• Adoption of the Fiscal Years 2023-2028 Capital Improvements Program
• Acceptance of a grant up to $1,500,000.00 for violence intervention and prevention
• Amendment of sidewalk replacement contract by $399,757.00 to a total of $1,200,462.00

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing multiple zoning changes, road closures, and professional service contracts. The body is also considering the adoption of the Fiscal Years 2023-2028 Capital Improvements Program and budget amendments for FY 2021/2022.

• Proposed adoption of the Fiscal Years 2023-2028 Capital Improvements Program
• Resolution for Northwest Greenway Connector Phase II property acquisition not to exceed $270,000.00
• Agreement with Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. for employee benefits not to exceed $150,000.00 annually
• Zoning change for 4912 Rutledge Pike from General Industrial to Heavy Industrial
• Grant application for $702,031.00 for Knoxville Area Transit with a city match up to $175,508.00

Beer Board Regular Meeting

The Beer Board is meeting to consider beer permit requests for various businesses across the city. These requests include restaurants, breweries, and specialty venues in multiple districts.

• Permit request for Craft Axe Throwing of West Knoxville at 320 N Peters Rd
• Permit request for Ebony & Ivory Brewing Co at 2300 N Central Suite 101
• Permit request for Lakeshore Park Conservancy at 5930 Lyons View Pike
• Permit request for Wasabi Japanese Steakhouse at 118 Major Reynolds Pl and 226 Lovell Rd
• Permit request for Hop-In at 1700 Merchant Dr

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several ordinances including annual budget adjustments and property tax levies. The agenda also includes resolutions for infrastructure contracts and federal grant applications for Knoxville Area Transit.

• Ordinance to amend the Operating and Capital Budgets for Fiscal Year 2021/2022
• Ordinance to levy a tax on all taxable properties for the fiscal period July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023
• Resolution for streetlights maintenance increasing annual amount by $180,000.00 to a total not to exceed $1,380,000.00
• Resolution for the 2022 Resurfacing Phase II Project not to exceed $4,293,870.00
• Grant application for Knoxville Area Transit electric bus equipment totaling up to $6,250,000.00

City Council Legislative Budget Hearings

The City Council is conducting budget hearings to review the Mayor's budget introduction and various department overviews. Discussions include public safety, policy, economic development, operations, and city court.

• Mayor's Budget Introduction by Indya Kincannon
• Public Safety reviews including Knoxville Police and Fire Departments
• Economic and Community Development reviews including Zoo Knoxville and Housing and Neighborhood Development
• Operations reviews including Engineering, Fleet Services, and Parks and Recreation
• City Court review with Judge John Rosson

Knoxville Golf Course Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Golf Course Advisory Committee will review year-to-date rounds and revenue. The meeting includes discussions on industry trends, labor costs, pricing, and marketing.

• YTD Rounds & Revenue Summary
• Staffing & Labor Costs discussion
• Capital Recommendations

City Council Workshop

The Knoxville City Council and Knox County Commission held a joint workshop to discuss mental health and substance abuse services. The meeting featured presentations from state and local healthcare providers and officials.

• Presentation by Marie Williams, Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
• Presentations from Tennova Healthcare, Covenant Health, and Mental Health Association of East TN
• Presentation from the Knox County Sheriff’s Office
• Presentations from Volunteer Ministry Center and McNabb Center

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is considering several ordinances related to the fiscal year 2022/2023 budget and city tax levies. The agenda also includes various resolutions for community grants, police funding, and construction contract amendments.

• $194,108.80 in Summer Opportunity Youth Program grants
• $700,000.00 grant for Knoxville Police Department gun crime investigations
• $150,000.00 grant for the Kevin and Avonte Program
• Contract amendment for Coker Avenue Sidewalk Project to $791,441.95
• Contract amendment for 2021 Citywide Facilities Paving Project to $618,592.48

Audit Committee - Regular Meeting

The Audit Committee will meet to select an external auditor for the fiscal year ending 2022. Members will also discuss reports or research regarding the Internal Auditor's 2022/2023 work plan.

• Selection of external auditor for fiscal year ending 2022
• Discussion of Internal Auditor's 2022/2023 work plan

Beer Board Regular Meeting

The Beer Board will meet to consider several beer permit applications from various local businesses. These requests include establishments located in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 6th districts.

• Adopt a Golden Knoxville (2nd District)
• Catalyst Sports Inc (1st District)
• Handy Dandy Market & Deli (1st District)
• Knox Axe House (2nd District)
• La Palma de Oro (3rd District)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several ordinances and resolutions, including budget amendments and street closures. Key items include a large grant application for water infrastructure and various community development projects.

• Grant application for $20,041,654.60 for water infrastructure with a $3,001,000.00 City match
• Acquisition of property at 2005 Maplewood Drive at an estimated cost of $130,000.00
• Ordinance to close intersection rights-of-way at Patton Street and Willow Avenue
• Resolution for a solar array installation at Cal Johnson Recreation Center up to $48,765.50
• Grant application of $175,000.00 from the U.S. Department of Justice for police mental health programs

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several professional service contracts and community donations. The body is also considering the adoption of the 2022 One Year Plan and multiple right-of-way closures in Council District 6.

• Historic Preservation Grant Awards totaling not to exceed $129,404.00
• Professional accounting services contracts with Abacus Hive (up to $100,000) and Marret & Company, PLLC (up to $117,000)
• Mini-Pitch project at Harriet Tubman Park with a $50,000 City commitment
• Right-of-way closures for Patton Street, Willow Avenue, and First Creek
• Donation of $10,000 to Two Bikes and $4,295 to YO-STEM

Beer Board Regular Meeting

The Beer Board is meeting to consider beer permit requests for multiple businesses across several districts. The board will also conduct administrative hearings for two locations on N Broadway.

• Permit requests for Addison's (126 S Gay St), Fanatic Brewing Company (2735 N Central St), and Weigel's #103 (210 Lovell Rd)
• Permit requests for Cancer Support Community East Tennessee (2230 Sutherland Ave) and Festivals for Charity Inc (408 Rhodora Rd Apt C)
• Permit requests for Knox Tobacco and Beer (4028 Asheville Hwy) and Visit Knoxville (301 S Gay St)
• Addendum permit requests for Diti Market, Lucky Shot Billiards Sports Bar & Grill, The Humble Hog, and Wilson Corner Market
• Administrative hearings for Dollar General Store #10918 (4011 N Broadway) and Fountain City Exxon (5306 N Broadway)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review ordinances regarding the FY 2021/2022 operating and capital budgets and new tobacco restrictions in parks. The meeting also includes resolutions for several professional service agreements, grant acceptances, and contract amendments.

• Amendment to FY 2021/2022 Operating and Capital budgets
• Ordinance prohibiting tobacco or vapor products in City-owned parks and greenways
• Agreement with Matrix Consulting Group for development services analysis up to $124,900.00
• Agreement with Cornerstone Government Affairs, Inc. for governmental relations at $150,000.00
• Contract amendment for Urban Wilderness Gateway Project to a new total of $1,057,650.37

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will discuss several revenue bond issuances for electric, water, and wastewater systems. The body is also reviewing infrastructure contracts, zoning changes, and an ordinance to prohibit tobacco and vapor products in city parks.

• Proposed revenue bonds: $55M for Electric System, $12M for Wastewater System, $27.415M for Electric Refunding, $15.765M for Water Refunding, and $24.535M for Wastewater Refunding
• Contract for Seventeenth Street Bridge Project professional services not to exceed $92,400
• Contract amendment for Woodland Avenue Complete Street Project increasing total to $410,900
• First Creek Greenway - Broadway Streetscape Project funding increase to $3,918,600
• Zoning change for 3802 Knox Lane from RN-1 to RN-2

City Council Workshop

The City Council will hear a report regarding the Classification and Compensation Study. The session includes perspectives from employee representatives for General Government, the Knoxville Police Department, and the Knoxville Fire Department.

• Classification and Compensation Study Report presented by Dr. Kelly Drummond and Russell Campbell

Beer Board Regular Meeting

The Beer Board is meeting to consider beer permit requests for various businesses and events. These requests include applications from festivals, retail stores, and non-profit organizations.

• Permit requests for Dogwood Arts Festival at 123 W Jackson Ave
• Permit request for Dollar General Store #22828 at 7575 Strawberry Plains Pike
• Permit request for The Big Ears Festival at 310 W Jackson Ave #102
• Permit request for Weigel's #103 at 210 Lovell Rd
• Permit requests for The Concourse at 4328 N Broadway Ste 16 and The Humble Hog at 716 20th Street

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several ordinances regarding land use, street right-of-way closures, and alcohol distribution at Lakeshore Park. The meeting also includes resolutions for multiple service contracts involving road maintenance, utility services, and community grants.

• Ordinance to allow beer or alcoholic beverage distribution at Lakeshore Park
• Ordinance donating $8,550.00 from the Community Empowerment budget to Alliance House Community Coalition
• Ordinances to close portions of Florida Street and E. Jackson Avenue right-of-ways
• Resolution for a $3,439,380.00 contract with Rogers Group, Inc. for 2022 Resurfacing Phase I Project
• Resolution for a $3,511,400.00 grant application to Knoxville Area Transit for urban transit assistance

City Council Workshop

The City Council will hold a workshop featuring presentations from three organizations regarding animal welfare. The session is for information and discussion.

• Presentation by Knoxville Animal Welfare Alliance
• Presentation by Humane Society of the United States
• Presentation by Animal Control Board

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts, including stadium improvements at 400 E. Jackson Avenue. The body is also considering multiple rezoning requests and ordinances to close portions of city rights-of-way.

• Agreement for public infrastructure improvements at the stadium site near 400 E. Jackson Avenue
• Funding up to $90,000 for the Greater Knoxville Chamber of Commerce Latino business program
• Contract amendment for 2021 Resurfacing Phase II Project increasing total to $3,167,541.31
• Contract amendment for 2020 On-Call Sidewalk Replacement Project increasing total to $800,705.00
• Rezoning requests for 0 Zoe Way, 2126 Forest Avenue, and 4824 Harvest Mill Way

City Council Retreat

The City Council is meeting for a retreat focused on group work, learning styles, and collective community goals. The session includes remarks and a Q&A with Mayor Kincannon.

• Discussion on 'The Secret to Groups that Work'
• Review of Learning-Thinking-Working Styles
• Q&A session with Mayor Kincannon
• Discussion on collective goals and thoughts on community

Beer Board Regular Meeting

The Beer Board will consider new beer permit requests for several businesses across five districts. The board is also scheduled to hold administrative hearings for five existing establishments.

• Permit request for Dollar General Store #22828 at 7575 Strawberry Plains Pike
• Permit request for Yee-Haw Brewing at 745 / 751 N Broadway
• Permit request for Kulture at 3434 Martin L King Jr Ave
• Administrative hearing for El Mezcal Mexican Restaurant at 118 N Forest Park Blvd
• Administrative hearing for Neyland Stadium - Aramark Bowl at 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is voting on zoning amendments for airports and drug treatment clinics, as well as several property rezonings. The body is also reviewing contract amendments for the new Public Safety Complex and various infrastructure projects.

• Contract increase of $1,015,923.00 for architectural design of the new Public Safety Complex
• Zoning amendments to add airports as a Special Use in Institutional Districts and drug treatment clinics as permitted in several commercial and office districts
• Rezonings of 923 Valley Drive and 1001 Cox Street from RN-1 to RN-2
• Agreement with Whaley Construction, LLC for the 2022 Curb Cuts Project not to exceed $308,320.00
• Acquisition of property at 108 Knox Road for an amount not to exceed $135,000.00

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is meeting to decide on several zoning changes, street closures, and contract approvals. The agenda includes a request to apply for a $40 million HUD grant for the Western Heights neighborhood and various police and fire department expenditures.

• Application for a HUD Choice Neighborhoods Initiative grant up to $40,000,000 for Western Heights
• Contract amendment for Knoxville Fire Department alerting system for an additional $519,041.79
• Agreement with Miller3 Consulting, Inc. for a Disparity Study not to exceed $348,750.00
• Rezoning of 6238 Anderson Drive from Heavy Industrial to General Commercial
• Proposed zoning amendments to add drug treatment clinics as a permitted use in several districts

Audit Committee - Regular Meeting

The Audit Committee will meet to discuss the annual comprehensive financial report and external audit exit conference with Crosslin & Associates, PLLC. The body will also discuss research topics for the Internal Auditor for 2022.

• External audit exit conference and annual comprehensive financial report for year ending June 30, 2021
• 2022 Research topics for Internal Auditor
• Approval of August 6, 2021 meeting minutes