Mount Pleasant public meetings in 2024

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and receiving reports. Key actions include appointing a new mayor and vice-mayor, and voting on resolutions for sewer system analysis and wastewater treatment plant services with Barge Design Solutions. They will also decide on a CDBG grant water meter replacement bid.

• Oath of office for new commissioners and appointment of mayor and vice-mayor
• Resolution 2024-42: Professional Services Agreement with Barge Design Solutions for Sewer System Analysis (Infrastructure Planning Grant)
• Resolution 2024-43: Updating the Cross Connection Plan
• Resolution 2024-44: Professional Services Agreement with Barge Design for Wastewater Treatment Plant Checklist
• Accept or deny CDBG Grant Water Meter Replacement Bid

The Mount Pleasant City Commission unanimously appointed Bill White as Mayor and Willie Alderson as Vice-Mayor, following the swearing-in of new commissioners. The commission also approved several resolutions, including contracts for sewer system analysis and wastewater treatment plant maintenance, and accepted a bid for water meter replacement.

• Appointed Bill White as Mayor (5-0)
• Appointed Willie Alderson as Vice-Mayor (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-42 for sewer system analysis with Barge Design Solutions ($208,000)
• Approved Resolution 2024-43 updating the Cross Connection Plan
• Approved Resolution 2024-44 for wastewater treatment plant checklist with Barge Design ($57,000)
• Accepted CDBG grant water meter replacement bid ($608,170)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will hold a study session to swear in new commissioners, appoint a mayor and vice-mayor, and receive reports from city departments. Four resolutions are scheduled for votes, including a sewer system analysis contract and updates to wastewater plans.

• Oath of Office for new City Commissioners
• Nomination and appointment of new Mayor and Vice-Mayor
• Professional Services Agreement with Barge Design Solutions for Sewer System Analysis ($125,000)
• Resolution to accept or deny CDBG Grant Water Meter Replacement Bid

The Mount Pleasant City Commission held a study session on December 12, 2024, discussing several items but taking no formal action. Topics included a proposed $208,000 sewer system analysis contract with Barge Design Solutions, a revised Cross Connection Plan, a $57,000 wastewater treatment plant maintenance checklist contract, and a CDBG water meter replacement bid. The meeting was procedural, with no decisions made.

• No action taken on Resolution 2024-42 (sewer system analysis contract with Barge Design Solutions, $208,000)
• No action taken on Resolution 2024-43 (revised Cross Connection Plan)
• No action taken on Resolution 2024-44 (Barge wastewater treatment plant maintenance checklist, $57,000)
• No action taken on CDBG water meter replacement bid

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to review unfinished business, including the outcome of Craft Day, progress on bathrooms at Arrow Mines Park, and the Gathering at the Arrow Mines shelter. They will also discuss the dedication of the shelter at Gardenia Park and set dates for 2025 events, including a monthly public calendar for the Center.

• Update on bathroom progress at Arrow Mines Park
• Review of Craft Day and the Gathering at Arrow Mines shelter
• Information on shelter dedication at Gardenia Park
• List of dates for all 2025 events
• Setting up a monthly public calendar of events for the Center

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will consider two new business items: a subdivision of 6.78 acres into two parcels on Hoover Mason Rd, and a site plan for a 13,000 sq ft metal building for Robinette Trucking near North Main St. They will also approve the 2025 meeting schedule. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no unfinished business or special reports.

• Subdivision of 6.78 acres into 3.46 and 3.36 acre parcels at 6920 Hoover Mason Rd (Tax Map 126 Parcel 045.13), zoned Light Industrial
• Site plan for Robinette Trucking: 16.96 acres, 13,000 sq ft metal building, adjacent to 1149 North Main St (Tax Map 127 Parcel 14.06), zoned Light Industrial
• Resolution 2024-PC-06 to approve 2025 regular meeting dates

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission approved a subdivision application for 6.78 acres at 6920 Hoover Mason Rd. into two parcels, and approved a site plan for Robinette Trucking adjacent to 1149 North Main Street with conditions. They also approved the 2025 meeting schedule. All votes were unanimous with four members present.

• Approved subdivision of 6.78 acres into two parcels (3.46 and 3.36 acres) at 6920 Hoover Mason Rd. (4-0)
• Approved Robinette Trucking site plan with conditions: landscape areas abutting residential, brick or stone on building front (36-48 inches high), storm water calculations before land disturbance permit (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-PC-06 for 2025 regular meeting dates (4-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Mount Pleasant Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a regular meeting to review a conditional use permit request from R & M Equipment Rentals LLC for a 6-foot black chain link fence in the front yard at 1393 North Main St. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the previous meeting and time for citizen comments.

• Conditional use permit for 6-foot black chain link fence at 1393 North Main St. (R & M Equipment Rentals LLC)
• Approval of minutes from November 7, 2024 regular session

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a conditional use permit for R & M Equipment Rentals LLC to install a 6-foot black chain link fence in the front yard at 1393 North Main St. The approval included two conditions: emergency vehicle access and a 90-foot setback from the main road. The motion was made by John Hunter, seconded by Terry Brewer, and carried. No other substantive decisions were made; the prior meeting's minutes were deferred due to errors.

• Approved conditional use permit for 6-ft fence at 1393 N Main St with conditions (motion carried)
• Deferred approval of November 7, 2024 minutes to next meeting

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is meeting to consider several resolutions, including adopting the 2024 Maury County Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan, entering into the Sugar Creek Townhomes Development Agreement, amending an engineering contract with Barge Design Solutions for wastewater treatment plant improvements, and amending a grant resolution. The commission will also review bids for East Merchant Street paving and stormwater work, and consider surplus reversal for a John Deere lawnmower. Routine reports from the mayor, city manager, and departments are also on the agenda.

• Resolution 2024-38: Adopt 2024 Maury County Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Resolution 2024-39: Sugar Creek Townhomes Development Agreement
• Resolution 2024-40: Second Amendment to Barge Design engineering contract for Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements
• Resolution 2024-41: Amend Resolution 2024-14 for Community Facilities Grant Program
• Bid approval/rejection for East Merchant Street paving and stormwater work

The Mount Pleasant City Commission approved a development agreement for Sugar Creek Townhomes, including a 16-inch water line with the city covering $120,000 in betterment costs. They also adopted the 2024 Maury County Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan, approved an amendment to the Barge engineering contract for the wastewater treatment plant, and rejected two bids for East Merchant Street paving and stormwater work.

• Approved Resolution 2024-38 adopting the 2024 Maury County Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-39 for Sugar Creek Townhomes development agreement with $120,000 betterment (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-40 amending Barge engineering contract for WWTP improvements, adding $212,500 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-41 increasing grant match to $220,000 (unanimous)
• Removed John Deere lawn mower from surplus sale (unanimous)
• Rejected both bids for East Merchant Street paving and stormwater work (unanimous)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is meeting in a study session to discuss several items, including resolutions on a hazard mitigation plan and a Sugar Creek developer's agreement, a possible bid for East Merchant Street paving, and a wastewater treatment plant extension engineering agreement. The agenda also includes routine reports and citizen comments.

• Resolution 2024-38: Hazard Mitigation Plan (state-approved with Maury County)
• Resolution 2024-39: Sugar Creek Developer's Agreement
• Possible bid for East Merchant Street paving (bid opening Wednesday)
• John Deere lawnmower surplus reversal from Resolution 2024-16
• Barge Engineering Agreement for Wastewater Treatment Plant Extension

The Mount Pleasant City Commission held a study session on November 14, 2024, discussing several items but taking no formal votes. Topics included a $1,980,012 Community Center grant resolution, TDOT talks on lowering the bypass speed limit, a developer's agreement for Sugar Creek Townhomes (including a $120,000 water line betterment), and a possible East Merchant Street paving bid. The meeting was informational only.

• No formal votes taken; all items were discussion only
• Discussed updating resolution for $1,980,012 Community Center grant
• Discussed TDOT request to lower bypass speed limit from First Avenue to Airport Exit
• Discussed Sugar Creek Townhomes developer's agreement with $120,000 water line betterment
• Discussed East Merchant Street paving bids (two received, no recommendation yet)
• Discussed reversing surplus status of John Deere mower (Resolution 2024-16)
• Noted $450,000 USDA bond for CT Form Vac Truck (FYI only)
• Noted election certification scheduled for November 20, 2024

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Recreation Commission will review unfinished park projects and event planning at this meeting. Updates include the Haunted Trail, Boy’s and Girls Club stay, Arrow Mines Park bathrooms and shelter, Rotary Park shelter repairs, and pickleball court night games. New business includes volunteer recruitment for Craft Day and Breakfast with Santa, as well as planning for next year’s events.

• Haunted Trail Update
• Arrow Mines Park bathroom and shelter updates
• Rotary Park shelter repair update
• Pickleball court night games planning
• Volunteers needed for Craft Day and Breakfast with Santa

The Mount Pleasant Recreation Commission approved the October 9, 2024 meeting minutes with a correction (changing 'violet' to 'violent') and discussed several park and community center updates. No formal votes were taken on new projects; the commission agreed to schedule the Willie B. Baker Shelter dedication for December 7, 2024, and discussed extending the Boys & Girls Club agreement on a month-to-month basis.

• Approved October 9, 2024 minutes with one correction (unanimous)
• Agreed to schedule Willie B. Baker Shelter dedication for December 7, 2024 at 1 pm
• Discussed extending Boys & Girls Club use of community center on month-to-month basis (no vote)
• Noted Arrow Mines Park restroom plans pending City Commission approval
• Reported Rotary Park shelter repairs completed at approx. $7,500 shared cost

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will meet to review a proposed development agreement for Sugar Creek Townhomes on Sugar Creek Lane. The agenda includes routine procedural items and a public hearing for the developer Allen Blevins' request.

• Developer Allen Blevins proposes Sugar Creek Townhomes development agreement on Sugar Creek Lane
• Public hearing scheduled for citizen comments on the development

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Mount Pleasant Board of Zoning Appeals will consider two conditional use permit requests: one for a 30x40 metal building at 500 Mockingbird Dr. and another for a six-foot chain link fence at 1393 North Main St. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and is otherwise procedural.

• Conditional use permit for 30x40 metal clad building in rear yard at 500 Mockingbird Dr. (tax map 133B group B parcel 012.00)
• Conditional use permit for 6-foot black chain link fence in front yard at 1393 North Main St. (R & M Equipment Rentals LLC)
• Approval of minutes from 8-15-24 BZA meeting

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a Conditional Use Permit for a 30x40 metal building at 500 Mockingbird Dr. and deferred a fence request at 1393 North Main St. until the applicant can be present. Minutes from the August 15, 2024 meeting were also approved.

• Approved Conditional Use Permit for 30x40 metal building at 500 Mockingbird Dr. (motion by Johnson, second by Hunter)
• Deferred Conditional Use Permit for 6-foot chain link fence at 1393 North Main St. until applicant present
• Approved minutes from August 15, 2024 meeting

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a special called meeting to consider Resolution 2024-37, which would authorize the city to purchase gas from Symmetry Energy Solutions, LLC at a forward physical fixed price. The commission will also receive an update on existing forward physical fixed price plans. The meeting includes public comment periods.

• Resolution 2024-37: authorize gas purchase from Symmetry Energy Solutions, LLC at forward physical fixed price
• Update on existing forward physical fixed price plans

The commission approved Resolution 2024-37 authorizing the city to purchase natural gas from Symmetry Energy Solutions at a forward physical fixed price, with the condition that the fixed price cannot extend beyond March 2028. The vote was 4-1, with Commissioner Davis voting nay. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Resolution 2024-37 for gas purchase from Symmetry Energy (4-1)
• Fixed price limited to no later than March 2028

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will hold public hearings and final readings on three ordinances: requiring 911 locators in new residential construction, accepting a portion of Magnolia Drive as a city street, and rezoning 16.30 acres on North Main Street from Highway Commercial to Light Industrial. The commission will also consider resolutions on purchasing property at 115 Columbian Avenue and Appletree Street, declaring police and fire inventory as surplus for sale, and accepting a Tennessee Highway Safety Office grant. Monthly reports from the mayor, city manager, and financial/budget reports are also on the agenda.

• Ordinance 2024-1126: Require 911 locators at new residential construction
• Ordinance 2024-1127: Accept portion of Magnolia Drive as city street
• Ordinance 2024-1128: Rezone 16.30 acres on North Main Street from Highway Commercial to Light Industrial
• Resolution 2024-34: Purchase of real property at 115 Columbian Avenue and Appletree Street
• Resolution 2024-35: Declare police and fire inventory as surplus for sale

The Mount Pleasant City Commission approved Ordinance 2024-1126 requiring 911 locators in new residential construction, with Commissioner Johnston voting against. They also approved accepting a portion of Magnolia Drive as a city street and rezoning 16.3 acres on North Main Street to Light Industrial. A special meeting was scheduled to discuss gas price purchases.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-1126 requiring 911 locators in new homes (3-1)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-1127 accepting Magnolia Drive as city street (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-1128 rezoning 16.3 acres on North Main Street to Light Industrial (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-34 to purchase property at 115 Columbian Avenue for $40,000 (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-35 declaring police/fire vehicles surplus (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-36 accepting $9,958 highway safety grant (4-0)
• Scheduled special meeting to discuss gas price purchases

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a study session with public hearings and final readings on three ordinances: requiring 911 locators in new residential construction, accepting a portion of Magnolia Drive as a city street, and rezoning 16.30 acres on North Main Street from Highway Commercial to Light Industrial. The commission will also consider resolutions to purchase property at 115 Columbian Avenue and Appletree Street, declare police and fire department inventory as surplus for sale, and accept a state highway safety grant. Reports from the mayor, city manager, and departments, including a lead and copper presentation, are scheduled.

• Ordinance 2024-1126: 911 locators required at new residential construction
• Ordinance 2024-1127: Accept portion of Magnolia Drive as city street
• Ordinance 2024-1128: Rezone 16.30 acres on North Main Street from CH to IL
• Resolution 2024-34: Purchase real property at 115 Columbian Avenue and Appletree Street
• Resolution 2024-36: Accept FFY 2025 Tennessee Highway Safety Office Grant

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to review unfinished business, including coach background checks and the Haunted Trail and Chili Cook-off, and to discuss new items such as purchasing a new screen, Breakfast with Santa, pickleball, and the end of the Boys and Girls trial period. The agenda is largely routine, with no major financial decisions or public hearings listed.

• Review of coach background checks
• Haunted Trail and Chili Cook-off update
• Purchase of a new screen
• Breakfast with Santa planning
• Pickleball discussion

The Recreation Commission discussed but did not change the coach background check policy, with members expressing liability concerns. They also reviewed plans for the Haunted Trail & Chili Cook Off, discussed the Willie Baker Shelter dedication, and noted the Boys & Girls Club trial period has ended.

• Approved September 11, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Decided not to change coach background check policy
• Scheduled Haunted Trail & Chili Cook Off planning
• Proceeded with Willie Baker Shelter dedication
• Noted new 20-foot movie screen arrived
• Confirmed Mr. Stewart will play Santa for $150
• Discussed pickleball court layout for community center
• Boys & Girls Club trial period expired; meeting scheduled

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will consider a final plat for a property at 302 Locust Street to create three lots, and a resolution recommending acceptance of a portion of Magnolia Drive. The meeting includes routine items like approval of prior minutes and citizen comments.

• Final plat for 302 Locust Street to create 3 lots (tax map 133J Group J Parcel 028.01, .275 acres)
• Resolution 2024-PC-04 recommending acceptance of a portion of Magnolia Drive

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission approved a final plat for DTM Enterprise LLC to create 3 lots at 302 Locust Street, with a condition to establish a maintenance easement. The commission also approved Resolution 2024-PC-04 recommending acceptance of the transfer and ownership of a portion of Magnolia Drive. Both motions passed with no recorded opposition.

• Approved final plat for 3 lots at 302 Locust St (condition: maintenance easement)
• Approved Resolution 2024-PC-04 for Magnolia Drive transfer

Historic Zoning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Historic Zoning Commission will meet to approve prior minutes, elect officers, and review a certificate of appropriateness for exterior work at 105 Broadway. They will also discuss awnings at several downtown properties. The meeting is open to citizen comments.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for 105 Broadway: restore/replace front windows, doors, awning; repair walls; paint; replace rear concrete pad; build 19' x 6' pergola
• Discussion of awnings at 107 & 109 N Main St, 116 N Main St, 108 Bluegrass, 100 S Main St
• Election of Chair and Secretary
• Approval of December 11, 2023 minutes

The Mount Pleasant Historic Zoning Commission approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for property at 105 Broadway to restore and replace windows, doors, an awning, repair walls, paint, replace a concrete pad, and build a pergola. The commission also approved minutes from the December 11, 2023 meeting and elected officers. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Certificate of Appropriateness for 105 Broadway renovations (motion by Barrier, second by Dodson)
• Approved minutes from December 11, 2023 regular session
• Elected Donna Morency as Chairperson
• Elected Lindsay Barrier as Secretary
• Designated Chris Brooks with authority to approve awnings in the listed area

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions, including requiring 911 locators in new residential construction, accepting Magnolia Drive as a city street, rezoning a property from Highway Commercial to Light Industrial, and authorizing up to $455,000 in bonds to purchase a vacuum truck. The agenda also includes routine items such as minutes approval, reports from the mayor, city manager, and departments, and a tax write-off for 2013.

• Ordinance 2024-1126: Require 911 locators at new residential construction
• Ordinance 2024-1127: Accept portion of Magnolia Drive as city street
• Ordinance 2024-1128: Rezone property from Highway Commercial (CH) to Light Industrial (IL)
• Resolutions 2024-28/29: Issue up to $455,000 in general obligation bonds for vacuum truck
• Resolution 2024-33: Accept ownership/maintenance of sewer line at 1427 North Main Street

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will review routine reports and vote on new business including two bond resolutions totaling $455,000 for a vacuum truck, zoning changes on Magnolia Drive, and a rezoning from Highway Commercial to Light Industrial on a property.

• Ordinance 2024-1128 rezoning property from Highway Commercial (CH) to Light Industrial (IL)
• Resolution 2024-28 and 2024-29 authorizing $455,000 in general obligation bonds for a vacuum truck
• Resolution 2024-33 accepting ownership of sewer line improvements at 1427 North Main Street
• Swearing in of new Police Officer Matthew Cress
• Resolution 2024-32 for Street Plan Proposal presentation by Will Hager, KCI

This was a study session with no formal votes. Presentations were given on a street/sidewalk assessment proposal ($116,100) and a 911 locator ordinance, but no action was taken. Several other items were discussed, including Magnolia Drive acceptance, a zoning change, bond resolutions, and grant applications, all without action.

• Suspended rules to move agenda items for presentations (all in favor)
• No action taken on street plan proposal (Resolution 2024-32)
• No action taken on Locator 911 ordinance (Ordinance 2024-1126)
• No action taken on Magnolia Drive ordinance (Ordinance 2024-1127)
• No action taken on zoning change to Light Industrial (Ordinance 2024-1128)
• No action taken on bond resolutions for vacuum truck (Resolutions 2024-28, 2024-29)
• No action taken on TAP grant application (Resolution 2024-30)
• No action taken on sewer line acceptance (Resolution 2024-33)

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Recreation Commission will meet to approve prior meeting minutes, review unfinished business from the last session, and discuss new holiday event proposals including an annual craft day and Breakfast with Santa. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Review of prior meeting minutes
• Movie Night at Gardenia Park (unfinished business)
• Back Ground Checks for the Coaches (unfinished business)
• Haunted Trail and Chili Cook Off (unfinished business)
• Annual Craft Day for Christmas ornaments (new business)

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will review several rezoning and subdivision requests, including a proposed industrial building with rail access, a 232-home subdivision, and two lot re-subdivisions. The commission will also consider a 12-month extension for previously approved town home plans. Public comments will be heard.

• Rezoning of North Main Street property from CH Highway Commercial to IL Light Industrial (Tax Map 127 parcel 14.06)
• Re-subdivision of two lots at 429 Canaan Road (Tax Map 127 parcels 009.12 and 009.03)
• Re-subdivision combining two lots at 602 Brookside Drive (Tax Map 1270B parcels 9 & 10)
• Site plan for a 112,500-sf industrial building with rail tracks on South Main Street (Tax Map 150 parcel 063.11)
• Preliminary plat for 232 single-family homes at Southbend Crossings (Tax Map 133 parcel 01.00)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will consider several resolutions, including professional services agreements for water meter replacements and water treatment plant improvements, a wastewater treatment plant disinfection project, acceptance of a firefighter grant, and equipment leases for police and fire vehicles. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes approval, monthly reports, and a proclamation.

• Resolution 2024-21: Participate in Public Entity Partners' Property Conservation Matching Grant Program
• Resolution 2024-22: Professional Services Agreement with Civil and Environmental Consultants for Water Meter Replacements
• Resolution 2024-23: Professional Services Agreement with Civil and Environmental Consultants for Water Treatment Plant improvements
• Resolution 2024-24: Professional Services Agreement with Barge Design Solutions for Wastewater Treatment Plant Disinfection Improvements
• Resolution 2024-26: Equipment lease/purchase for four police and one fire department vehicle

The Mount Pleasant City Commission approved several resolutions including grants for park cameras and firefighter PPE, engineering contracts for water meter replacements and treatment plant improvements, a UV disinfection system for the wastewater plant, leases for police and fire vehicles, a water leak survey, a facade grant bid, and a change order for downtown revitalization. They also approved a memorandum of understanding for Kate Collier's part-time employment and authorized the City Manager to approve change orders up to $25,000. All votes were unanimous except for the MOU and change order authority, which had dissenting votes.

• Approved Resolution 2024-21 accepting $8,000 Property Conservation Matching Grant with $4,000 match for park cameras (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-22 hiring CEC for water meter replacement engineering at $70,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-23 hiring CEC for Water Treatment Plant Phase I engineering at $215,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-24 hiring Barge Design Solutions for UV disinfection engineering at $115,300 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-25 accepting $115,809.52 FEMA Firefighters Grant with $5,790 match for PPE (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-26 authorizing leases for four police vehicles and one fire vehicle (unanimous)
• Approved two-week water leak survey (unanimous)
• Approved $33,485 bid from Visions Construction for Downtown Facade Grant at 105 Broadway Street (unanimous)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a study session to discuss and potentially act on several resolutions, including water meter replacements, water treatment plant improvements, a wastewater disinfection project, and vehicle leases for police and fire departments. They will also consider a firefighter grant, a facade grant for 105 Broadway Street, and a memorandum of understanding with Kate Collier. The agenda includes routine items like minutes approval and monthly reports.

• Resolution 2024-21: Property Conservation Matching Grant Program participation
• Resolution 2024-22: Professional Services Agreement with Civil and Environmental Consultants for water meter replacements
• Resolution 2024-23: Professional Services Agreement for Water Treatment Plant improvements
• Resolution 2024-24: Maury County CDBG 2023 - Barge Design WWTP Disinfection Improvements
• Resolution 2024-25: Acceptance of FY2023 Assistance to Firefighters Grant

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Mount Pleasant Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to consider a sign variance request from UST INC for Landmark Ceramics at 1427 N. Main Street. The applicant seeks to exceed the allowed square footage and height for an on-ground sign. The meeting will also include routine items such as approval of prior minutes and general citizen comments.

• Sign variance request by UST INC for Landmark Ceramics, 1427 N. Main Street (tax map 126, parcel 003.04), to exceed allowed sign square footage and height
• Approval of minutes from the July 25, 2024 regular session

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Recreation Commission is meeting to review unfinished business and discuss new items. Topics include the Boys and Girls Club, Gardenia Park, the Back to School Bash, an August event, bathrooms at Arrow Mines Park, a craft event, the splash pad shutdown, a September event, and Haunted Trails. The agenda is largely a working session with no votes or contracts listed.

• Boys and Girls Club update
• Gardenia Park update
• Back to School Bash review
• Bathrooms at Arrow Mines Park discussion
• Splash pad shutdown discussion

The Mount Pleasant Recreation Commission unanimously approved recommending Anna Arnold to the Mayor for appointment to fill a vacant commission seat. The commission also approved the July 10, 2024 minutes and discussed park vandalism, a safety grant application, and upcoming events.

• Approved recommendation of Anna Arnold for Recreation Commission appointment (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from July 10, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will meet to review two new business items: an 18,000-square-foot accessory building for United Farm & Home Co-op and a 167,480-square-foot industrial building for Xxentria. The meeting also includes routine items like approving minutes and hearing citizen comments.

• United Farm & Home Co-op accessory building: 18,000 sq ft, 21.25 acres, Tax Map 126 Parcel 041.11, 1385 Main Street
• Xxentria industrial building: 167,480 sq ft, Tax Map 126 Parcel 41.01, Cherry Glen Industrial Park, corner of Sam Watkins Blvd. and William Shirley Rd.
• Approval of minutes from July 9, 2024 regular session

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission approved two new building projects: an 18,000-square-foot accessory building for United Farm & Home Co-op at 1385 Main Street, and a 167,480-square-foot industrial building for Xxentria Asset Management in Cherry Glen Industrial Park. Both approvals included waivers for certain requirements. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved United Farm & Home Co-op accessory building with landscape waiver, TDEC approval, and gravel driveway/parking allowance (5-0)
• Approved Xxentria industrial building with waivers for side door, light height (22ft to 30ft), and dumpster height (5-0)