Spring Hill aldermen to vote on $217k HVAC replacement, zoning changes this week
The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider a $217,576 contract for a City Hall basement HVAC replacement at its Monday evening meeting, along with a first reading of a zoning code amendment on fence requirements and several other infrastructure and equipment purchases.
Recent meetings
Planning Commission work session (June 22)
The Planning Commission held a work session to discuss several development proposals, though no final votes were taken. Items included a site plan for a 55,214-square-foot Atmos Energy office and warehouse at 3720 John Lunn Road, a planned development amendment to add property to the Spring Hill Commerce Center, and a preliminary plat for a new public road at the Commerce Center Phase 1 Lot 2. The commission also reviewed a final plat modification for Mountain View Phases 1 and 2 to add a sewer easement and multiple performance and maintenance bonds for the Southern Springs and TOA projects. Minutes from the session have not yet been published.
Industrial Development Board (June 23)
The Industrial Development Board met to consider an interlocal agreement, a resolution and grant for the "Project Blue" economic development initiative, and an engagement letter with the law firm Bass, Berry and Sims. The board also approved prior meeting minutes and held a roundtable discussion. No final outcomes have been published yet, as meeting minutes are pending.
Upcoming meetings this week
Board of Mayor and Aldermen – Monday, July 6
In addition to the HVAC replacement contract (award to NHS Mechanical for up to $217,576), the board will hold the first reading of Ordinance 26-11, which would amend the Unified Development Code’s fence requirements. Other agenda items include:
- Approval of a 60-month Pitney Bowes lease for mailing equipment, totaling $12,364.80.
- Authorization for a new battalion chief command vehicle (Chevy 2500) and an SUV replacement.
- Approval of a sewer line tie-in and road closure for Legacy Point on Kedron Road.
Beer Board – Monday, July 6 before BOMA meeting
The Beer Board will consider a request from American Multi Cinema, Inc. (AMC Spring Hill 12) for an on-premises beer permit at 2068 Crossings Circle. The agenda includes only this major item plus routine procedural matters.
Budget & Finance Advisory Committee – Monday, July 6
The committee will discuss the fiscal year 2026 budget update, review audit results, and talk about the city’s investment policy. The meeting is open to citizen comments and includes an items-from-the-floor period.
Coming up
- **Beer Board** – Monday, July 6 (time TBD)
- **Board of Mayor and Aldermen** – Monday, July 6 (time TBD)
- **Budget & Finance Advisory Committee** – Monday, July 6 (time TBD)
All meetings are open to the public. Agendas and minutes are posted on the city’s website.
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