Spring Hill public meetings in 2021
43 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider final readings of ordinances to align beer and intoxicating liquor codes with state law. The body is also reviewing several resolutions related to the Buckner Lane widening project and city software upgrades.
- Ordinance 21-22 and 21-30: Amendments to Beer and Intoxicating Liquors codes
- Resolution 21-194: $12,000 for appraisal services for properties at Main Street and Beechcroft Road
- Resolution 21-219: ARPA grant from Tennessee State Library and Archives requiring a $3,565 city match
- Resolution 21-223: Additional funding for rights-of-way acquisition for Buckner Lane Widening Project
- Resolution 21-224: Purchase of Stormwater Mitigation Stream Credits for Buckner Lane Widening Project
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will vote on budget amendments for the 2021-2022 fiscal year and the establishment of a new Community Senior Citizens Center. The meeting also includes a final reading of an ordinance regarding water and sewer capacity analysis requirements.
- Ordinance 21-26 to revise General, State Street Aid, Sanitation, Water and Sewer, and Stormwater Funds
- Resolution 21-206 to establish a Community Senior Citizens Center with a $36,100 operating budget
- Resolution 21-215 for Police Department RMS software at an annual cost of $88,666.88
- Resolution 21-210 to purchase a 2023 Pierce Rescue Truck
- Resolution 21-195 to rename Twin Lakes Drive to Austins Way
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will vote on several ordinances, including a large-scale rezoning and updates to water and sewer capacity analysis. The body is also reviewing resolutions for police department property and infrastructure engineering services.
- Ordinance 21-27: Rezoning 717.2 acres to I-2 General Industrial
- Resolution 21-200: Transfer of 5.0 acres in Kingsley Place for the Police Department
- Resolution 21-201: $15,000 proposal with Thomas and Hutton Engineering for a Crowne Point drainage study
- Resolution 21-199: $12,303.52 for printing and mailing 2021 Property Tax Notices
- Ordinance 21-29: Amending Unified Development Code for single-family homes in Agricultural (AG) Zoning District
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is reviewing several zoning changes, including a large industrial rezoning and updates to water and sewer capacity analysis. The body is also considering professional service agreements for traffic engineering and a budget amendment for fiscal year 2021-2022.
- Ordinance 21-27: Rezoning approximately 248.7 acres to I-2 General Industrial
- Ordinance 21-25: Rezoning 5.13 acres of Ortega Property from C-1 to I-1 Light Industrial
- Resolution 21-197: Acceptance of $13,650.00 grant for police bulletproof vests
- Resolution 21-190: Development agreement with Goodall Homes for a 1.5 million gallon water tank
- Resolution 21-166: Purchase of Ford pickup trucks for Public Works at an additional cost of $1,568.47
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will discuss several infrastructure projects, including a roundabout on Port Royal Road and wastewater treatment plant repairs. The body is also considering the acceptance of police grants and a rezoning request for the Ortega property.
- Resolution 21-175: Amendment for Wastewater Treatment Plant Oxidation Basin repairs totaling $1,897,182.00
- Resolution 21-185: CIP funding for a roundabout on Port Royal Road at Commonwealth Drive and Countess Lane Extension
- Ordinance 21-25: Rezoning 5.13 acres of the Ortega Property from C-1 Neighborhood Commercial to I-1 Light Industrial
- Resolution 21-182 and 21-183: Police Department grants of $15,000.00 (ICAC) and $25,000.00 (THSO)
- Resolution 21-179: 48-month copier and printer lease at $1,176.65 per month
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is deciding on several infrastructure contracts and utility expansions. Key items include engineering for the Water Treatment Plant and a new booster station to increase water purchase capacity. The board will also discuss a property rezoning on Cleburne Road.
- Contract with BH Craig Construction Co. for Highway 31 Booster Station and Master Meter for $1,275,000.00
- Contract with Thomas and Hutton for Water Treatment Plant expansion engineering for $615,000.00
- Proposed rezoning of 5.13 acres on Cleburne Road (Tax Map 29, Parcel 2.13) from C-1 Neighborhood Commercial to I-1 Light Industrial
- Resolution 21-135 to incorporate an Industrial Development Board for the City of Spring Hill
- Contract with Kerr Brothers and Associates, Inc. for road striping
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will discuss updating the city's bicycle and greenway plan and various purchasing agreements. The meeting includes decisions on vehicle and building acquisitions for city departments and an amendment to the beer ordinance.
- Resolution 21-158: Adoption of the 2021 Update of the City of Spring Hill Bicycle and Greenway Plan
- Resolution 21-144: Purchase of a 2021 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 for $45,684.00
- Resolution 21-162: Purchase of three portable office buildings through TIPS Cooperative Purchasing Program
- Ordinance 21-22: First reading to amend Title 8, Chapter 2, Beer, of the City Code of Ordinances
- Resolution 21-163: Agreement with TDOT for the widening of SR-6 (US-31)
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is deciding on multiple equipment purchases for police and fire departments and authorizing street paving for FY 2021-2022. The board is also reviewing an amendment to the Unified Development Code regarding single-family homes in the AG Zoning District.
- Resolution 21-140 to authorize street paving and restriping for FY 2022
- Ordinance 21-21 to amend Unified Development Code for single family homes in AG Zoning District
- Resolution 21-134 to purchase a Ford F550 dump bed truck for $65,345.00
- Resolution 21-147 to award bulky waste pickup contract to United Waste Haulers of Tennessee, LLC
- Resolution 21-156 to apply for TDOT grant for Peter Jenkins Greenway Connector
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen and Planning Commission are meeting to discuss updates to road widening, stormwater, and grading requirements. The session focuses on how these changes affect developers and the community.
- Discussion on right-of-way restrictions for Major Thoroughfare plans, including Buckner Lane
- Proposed requirement for home builders to follow mass grading plans
- Review of 25–100 year stormwater changes and state requirements
- Proposal for the City to conduct Traffic Impact Studies paid for by developers
- TAP Grant application plan and costs
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will discuss the repeal of an old hotel tax and the implementation of a new privilege tax on transient lodging. The body is also considering the organization of an Industrial Development Board and various city infrastructure contracts.
- Ordinance 21-19 A and B: Repeal of existing hotel tax and levying of a new privilege tax on transient lodging
- Resolution 21-135: Application to incorporate an Industrial Development Board
- Resolution 21-118: Collection of a $50 community notification systems fee from registered sexual offenders
- Resolution 21-120: Grant application for $250,000 for ADA ramp improvements
- Beer permit requests for Common Law Brewing Company and Jakarta Steak and Oyster
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will vote on accepting a $493,869 state grant and renewing city insurance. The body is also considering increasing the hotel occupancy privilege tax from 3% to 4% and updating employee handbook policies regarding vacation and insurance.
- Resolution 21-114: Accepting a $493,869 Direct Appropriation Grant from the State of Tennessee
- Resolution 21-115: Annual insurance renewal with Public Entity Partners for an estimated $767,975
- Ordinances 21-19 A & B: Repealing current hotel tax and levying a new 4% privilege tax on transient occupancy
- Resolution 21-117: Purchase of a CAT 301.7 mini-excavator for Parks and Recreation
- Resolution 21-116: Three-year contract extension with Tennessee Duck River Development Agency
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is considering ordinances to repeal the current hotel tax and implement a new 4% privilege tax. The session also includes discussions regarding wastewater treatment plant mixers, industrial development corporations, and an update to the Bicycle and Greenway Plan.
- Proposed ordinance to increase hotel/motel occupancy tax from 3% to 4%
- Discussion of purchasing new Wilo mixers for the Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Resolution to purchase a Cat 301.7 mini-excavator for $33,622.00
- Proposed update to the City's Bicycle and Greenway Plan
- Presentation on Industrial Development Corporations and Sports Authorities
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will discuss an interlocal agreement with the Town of Thompson's Station for road maintenance and a rezoning request on Old Port Royal Road. The body is also reviewing updates to the employee handbook and mask-wearing ordinances.
- Interlocal Agreement with Town of Thompson's Station for Thompson's Station Road maintenance
- Rezoning of 0.86 acres at 3703 Old Port Royal Road from Agricultural to C-4 General Commercial
- Purchase of six pickup trucks for Public Works totaling $236,000 in budgeted funds
- Change Order #1 for $18,618.91 with Volunteer Paving, LLC for Buckner Road Transition Widening
- Grant application for $35,476.60 in ARPA funds for the library
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider several resolutions regarding city infrastructure, purchasing, and board appointments. The meeting includes a second reading for a zoning change and a request for adherence to a neighborhood concept plan.
- Rezoning of 0.86 acres at 3703 Old Port Royal Road from Agricultural to General Commercial District
- Interlocal Agreement with Town of Thompson's Station for Thompson's Station Road maintenance
- Purchase of three pickup trucks for Public Works Departments
- Change Order #1 for Volunteer Paving, LLC regarding the Buckner Road Transition Widening Project
- Grant application for ARPA Funds from Tennessee State Library and Archives
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider several resolutions regarding software support, safety grants, and infrastructure projects. Items include funding for land acquisition related to the Buckner Lane Widening Project and contracts for work at the Wastewater Treatment Plant.
- Resolution 21-101: Local Government Corporation Software and Hardware Support
- Resolution 21-102: ESRI Small Government Enterprise Agreement
- Resolution 21-103: Tyler Technologies Annual Software Support
- Resolution 21-104: PEP Safety Partner's Grant Application
- Resolution 21-105: Catwalk Repairs at the Wastewater Treatment Plant
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is reviewing water conservation policies, leak detection contracts, and infrastructure at June Lake intersections. The body is also considering updates to the employee handbook and a resolution regarding a developer's adherence to a neighborhood concept plan.
- Rezoning of .086 acres at 3703 Port Royal Road from Agricultural to C-4 General Commercial
- Interlocal agreement with Thompson's Station for maintenance of Thompson's Station Road
- Proposed amendments to the employee handbook regarding vacation leave and health insurance eligibility
- Resolution requesting Pulte Homes adhere to conditions for Neighborhood Concept Plan 489-2018
- Proposed ordinance amendments regarding the wearing of masks
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is reviewing several resolutions regarding software support, safety grants, and wastewater plant maintenance. Additionally, the board will consider a $300,000 funding request for land purchases related to the Buckner Lane widening project.
- Resolution 21-101: $55,844.48 for Local Government Corporation software and hardware support
- Resolution 21-102: $38,500 annual expenditure for ESRI Small Government Enterprise Agreement
- Resolution 21-105: Contract award for catwalk repairs at the Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Resolution 21-106: Contract award for installation of headworks screens at the Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Resolution 21-107: $300,000 funding request for Buckner Lane widening land acquisition
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board is considering the adoption of tax rates and appropriations for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2021. Members will also review several contracts for city infrastructure, public safety equipment, and personnel agreements.
- Ordinance 21-08 to adopt tax rates for the fiscal year July 1, 2021-June 30, 2022
- Ordinance 21-09 regarding appropriations for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2021
- Annexation of 0.86 acres at 3703 Old Port Royal Road
- Resolution 21-75 to ratify a FEMA and TEMA disaster assistance grant
- Contract awards for Police and Fire uniforms and equipment
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will discuss a $2,500,000 loan application for wastewater collection system improvements. The meeting also includes second and final readings for the city's new tax rates and annual budget ordinance.
- $2,500,000 Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan for wastewater system improvements
- Resolution 21-08: Adoption of city tax rates for fiscal year July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022
- Resolution 21-77: Purchase of network switches from CDW-G for $17,331.90
- Resolution 21-85: SCADA system upgrades totaling $473,872.00
- Resolution 21-86: Final payment of $11,400.00 for Duplex Road Widening Project right-of-way
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is holding an advance meeting to discuss city administration and budget. The session includes reviews of fund formats, cash management, and the organizational chart.
- Discussion of fund format and cash management approach
- Review of the city organizational chart
- Budget discussions
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is meeting to consider Resolution 21-81. This resolution would authorize the City Attorney to negotiate a contract with a candidate for the vacant City Administrator position.
- Resolution 21-81: Authorization for City Attorney to enter contract negotiations for City Administrator
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will decide whether to award a contract to Stubblefield Construction LLC for repairs to the Harvey Park playground following March 2021 storm damage. The board must choose between two resolutions regarding the inclusion of future damage mitigation measures.
- Resolution 21-80A: Award bid to Stubblefield Construction LLC for repairs ($51,730) and mitigation ($16,325) totaling $68,055
- Resolution 21-80B: Award bid to Stubblefield Construction LLC for repairs only in the amount of $51,730
- Project location: Harvey Park, 4001 Miles Johnson Parkway
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will review several resolutions regarding infrastructure easements and grant applications for sewer and police equipment. The meeting includes proposals for a Town Center Redevelopment Committee and the 'Keep Spring Hill Clean' program.
- Permanent easement agreements with General Motors, Maury County Industrial Development Board, and Maury County Board of Education for a water booster pump station
- Resolution 21-72 to create a Town Center Redevelopment Committee
- Resolution 21-76 to adopt the 'Keep Spring Hill Clean' program
- Grant applications for sewer Inflow and Infiltration repairs and police department body armor
- Resolution 21-71 to declare the Saturday closest to June 19th as Juneteenth
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider several first readings of ordinances regarding tax rates, the fiscal year budget, and construction hours. The meeting also includes various municipal appointments to commissions and boards.
- Ratification of over $22,000 for emergency wastewater treatment plant repairs
- First reading of Ordinance 21-08 regarding city tax rates for July 2021 through June 2022
- First reading of Ordinance 21-07 to amend the Fiscal Year 2020-2021 budget
- Acceptance of a $1,207.50 grant for library hotspots
- Approval of easement agreements with General Motors and Maury County Industrial Development Board
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is holding a special called meeting. The purpose of the meeting is the selection of a City Administrator candidate.
- City Administrator Candidate Selection
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is meeting in an executive session. The session consists of an update from City Attorney Patrick Carter.
- Update from City Attorney Patrick Carter
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is reviewing the proposed budget and tax rates for the upcoming fiscal year. The session includes discussions on city infrastructure, public safety ordinances, and the management of Historic Rippavilla.
- Ordinance 21-08 to adopt tax rates for the fiscal year July 1, 2021-June 30, 2022
- Ordinance 21-09 to adopt the FY 2021-2022 budget
- Resolution 21-63 to ratify over $22,000 for emergency wastewater treatment plant repairs
- Resolution 21-70 for a 3-year management agreement for Historic Rippavilla with the Battle of Franklin Trust
- Ordinance 21-10 to amend construction hours to address citizen noise complaints
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is reviewing the upcoming fiscal year budget and tax rates. The body is also considering several resolutions regarding city infrastructure, easements, and the management of Historic Rippavilla.
- Ordinance 21-08 to adopt tax rates for the fiscal year July 1, 2021-June 30, 2022
- Resolution 21-63 to ratify over $22,000 for emergency Wastewater Treatment Plant clarifier repairs
- Resolution 21-70 for a 3-year renewable management agreement for Historic Rippavilla with the Battle of Franklin Trust
- Ordinance 21-10 to amend construction hours to address citizen complaints
- Resolution 21-68 to accept a $1,207.50 grant for library hotspots
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider several resolutions regarding infrastructure projects, city contracts, and budget amendments. The meeting includes a final reading on rezoning land for the Kingsley Place development and updates to the city employee handbook.
- Ordinance 21-02: Rezoning 43.94 acres from Light Industrial to Planned Unit Development for Kingsley Place
- Resolution 21-53: Awarding a contract for the Buckner Road Transition Widening Project
- Resolution 21-52: Design and construction services for a traffic signal at US 31-Mary Ann Circle/Williford Way
- Ordinance 21-03: Revisions to General, Sanitation, Capital Projects, and Water and Sewer Funds
- Resolution 21-51: Adoption of the Rippavilla Master Plan
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board will discuss the budget for Fiscal Year 2021-2022 and the Rippavilla Master Plan. The meeting includes votes on several road projects, zoning changes, and employee handbook amendments. An oath of office ceremony for newly elected officials will follow the meeting.
- Budget Presentation for Fiscal Year 2021-2022
- Resolution 21-53 to award contract for the Buckner Road Transition Widening Project
- Ordinance 21-02 to rezone 43.94 acres for Kingsley Place
- Ordinance 21-06 to rezone 70.98 acres for Wilkes Lane Residential
- Resolution 21-52 for a traffic signal at US 31-Mary Ann Circle/Williford Way
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board is meeting to discuss the Rippavilla Master Plan and various infrastructure projects. They are considering several resolutions regarding utility write-offs, road widening, and zoning changes.
- Resolution 21-51 to adopt the Rippavilla Master Plan
- Ordinance 21-06 to rezone 70.98 acres to Planned Unit Development for Wilkes Lane Residential
- Resolution 21-52 for a traffic signal at US 31-Mary Ann Circle/Williford Way
- Resolution 21-53 to award contract for Buckner Road Transition Widening Project
- Proposed $40,000 expenditure for flow monitors for Rutherford Creek
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider several resolutions regarding city contracts, water services, and vehicle purchases. The agenda includes a second reading for the Kingsley Place rezoning and an annexation of 23.6 acres on Mahlon Moore Road.
- Contract for I-65 Interchange at Buckner Road design and construction funds
- Purchase of new vehicles and equipment for the Police Department
- Annexation of 23.6 acres at 3523 and 3545 Mahlon Moore Road
- Second reading of Ordinance 21-02 for Kingsley Place rezoning (43.94 acres)
- Name change for future Buckner Road Extension to June Lake Boulevard
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will discuss a zoning change for the Kingsley Place development and the annexation of 23.6 acres on Mahlon Moore Road. The meeting includes votes on police equipment, water system contracts, and budget revisions for the 2020-2021 fiscal year.
- Ordinance 21-02: Zoning change for 43.84 acres for Kingsley Place (tax map 027, parcels 03.06 and 04.00)
- Resolution 21-37 and 21-38: Purchase of new police vehicles and related equipment
- Resolution 21-43: Annexation of 23.6 acres at 3523 and 3545 Mahlon Moore Road
- Resolution 21-33: Design and construction funds for I-65 Interchange at Buckner Road Project
- Ordinance 21-03: Revisions to General, Sanitation, Capital Projects, and Water and Sewer Funds
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board is discussing the bidding and construction of the Buckner Road transition project to prevent road rework. Other items include discussions on organizational changes, GIS, and several proposed contracts for public safety and water services.
- Buckner Road transition project: estimated $75,000 for CEI services and $600,000 for construction
- Resolution 21-33: I-65 Interchange at Buckner Road Project design and construction funds
- Resolution 21-37: Purchase of new vehicles for the Police Department
- Resolution 21-42: High-Performance Lining System for the Oxidation Basin at the Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Resolution 21-43: Annexation of 23.6 acres on Mahlon Moore Road
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is reviewing several vehicle and equipment purchases and infrastructure contracts. The meeting includes a final reading on a zoning change for 50.6 acres of land and a development agreement for road improvements on Jim Warren Parkway.
- Ordinance 20-21: Zoning change of 50.6 acres from I-1 to Planned Development for Spring Hill Town Crossing
- Resolution 21-23: Contract award to Ongrade, LLC/Harakas Construction, Inc. for Tom Lunn Road Widening Project
- Resolution 21-08: Development Agreement with Spring Hill Development Holdings, LLC for Jim Warren Parkway improvements
- Resolution 21-31: Sale of the Northfield Building
- Resolution 21-09: RFQ for traffic circle design at New Port Royal Road intersections with Jutes Drive and Parliament Drive
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will discuss options for managing Historic Rippavilla after the termination of its current operator. The body is also considering several vehicle purchases and zoning changes for local developments.
- Discussion of four options for interim management of Historic Rippavilla weddings
- Resolution 21-08: Development Agreement with Spring Hill Development Holdings, LLC for Jim Warren Parkway improvements
- Ordinance 20-21: Zoning change of 50.6 acres to Planned Development for Spring Hill Town Crossing
- Resolution 21-23: Contract award to Ongrade, LLC/Harakas Construction, Inc. for Tom Lunn Road Widening Project
- Resolution 21-31: Sale of the Northfield Building
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is reviewing a contract for the Tom Lunn Road Widening Project and the purchase of several city vehicles. The session includes a presentation of the 2019-2020 annual audit and discussions on the Northfield complex and Rippavilla operations.
- Resolution 21-23 to award contract for the Tom Lunn Road Widening Project
- Resolution 21-28 to accept the 2019-2020 Annual Audit and Financial Report
- Ordinance 21-02 to rezone 43.94 acres for Kingsley Place
- Ordinance 20-21 to rezone 50.6 acres for Spring Hill Town Crossing
- Resolutions to purchase two pickup trucks, one dump truck, one Chevrolet Colorado, and three Exmark mowers
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is holding a special call public hearing. The primary item for consideration is the employment agreement for an interim City Administrator.
- Resolution 21-12 B: employment agreement for an interim City Administrator
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board is meeting to discuss several road widening projects, budget amendments for the 2020-2021 fiscal year, and zoning requests. The agenda also includes the appointment of an Interim City Administrator and updates to employee compensation.
- First reading of Ordinance 20-21 to rezone 50.6 acres for Spring Hill Town Crossing
- Second reading of Ordinance 20-23 to rezone 103 acres at 3233 Cleburne Road to R-4
- Second reading of Ordinance 20-22 to revise the 2020-2021 Budget
- Engineering agreements for Tom Lunn Road and Buckner Lane widening projects
- Resolution 21-15 to adopt an updated employee compensation plan pay scale
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board is reviewing several road widening projects, development agreements, and a rezoning request for 103 acres on Cleburne Road. The meeting also includes the appointment of an Interim City Administrator and updates to the employee compensation plan.
- Rezoning of 103 acres at 3233 Cleburne Road from Agricultural to Single Family District
- Agreement with Collier Engineering Company for Tom Lunn Road Widening Project
- Agreement with Middle Tennessee Electric Cooperative for Buckner Lane widening project
- Resolution to appoint an Interim City Administrator
- Purchase of a new Polymer System for the Wastewater Treatment Plant
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is meeting to address a vacancy in the City Administrator position following a resignation effective January 18, 2021. The body will discuss appointing an interim administrator and seeking recruitment assistance.
- Resolution 20-12: Appointment of an interim City Administrator starting January 19, 2021
- Resolution 20-13: Authorization to use Municipal Technical Advisory Service (MTAS) for the City Administrator search
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is holding a special call public hearing to address city administration leadership. The body will consider the appointment of an interim administrator and the authorization of search assistance for a permanent replacement.
- Resolution 20-12: appointment of an interim City Administrator
- Resolution 20-13: authorization of City Administrator search assistance
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
The Board is holding a work session to discuss Northfield lease agreements and various road right-of-way dedications. Members will also consider several rezoning requests and budget revisions for the Adequate Facilities Tax Fund.
- Discussion of Northfield Lease Agreements with Ibex
- First reading of Ordinance 21-02 to rezone 43.94 acres for Kingsley Place
- Second reading of Ordinance 20-23 to rezone 103 acres at 3233 Cleburne Road to Single Family District
- Resolution 21-09 to authorize RFQ for traffic circle design at New Port Royal Road, Jutes Drive, and Parliament Drive
- Resolution 21-01 for engineering inspection services for Tom Lunn Road Widening Project