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The stormwater presenter said March inspections were “about 40 less total inspections than last year at this time.” Staff reported distributing about 1,100 trees during a Tennessee tree day event (transcript wording), which staff said would be planted across the county. The presenter told the board the stormwater budget was included in the meeting packet and asked the board to approve a status-quo budget; the board approved that budget by voice vote.

On an item the presenter described as “stormwater allegations,” staff said they plan to meet with the county attorney and then hold a public meeting with affected citizens before returning to the board for a decision. The presenter told the board that the enforcement mechanism for features outside the county right-of-way is a recorded long-term maintenance agreement tied to deeds, which obligates owners or homeowners associations to perform required maintenance. Staff said every new subdivision will be required to have an engineer perform a site assessment of stormwater infrastructure five years after subdivision release to confirm the stormwater pollution prevention plan is functioning per design.

Staff asked for a board vote next month on proposed changes and said legal review was needed first. The presenter said the proposed actions derive from the county's referenced permit and regulations: “everything I sent you is pretty solid. It all came from our NPS permit and, regulations that's already in effect.” Board members agreed to meet with the county attorney and to schedule a public meeting for affected citizens to discuss the proposal before the board votes.

The transcript records no roll-call tallies; the stormwater status-quo budget was approved by voice vote.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Wilson County Urban Type Facilities Board - April 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Stormwater staff reported a drop in inspections, distributed trees to residents, and said maintenance agreements and five-year engineer inspections for subdivisions will be enforced under existing permits and regulations.","taxTitle","Wilson County, Tennessee","taxId",19117,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6087081,"Wilson County solid waste board approves status-quo budget and adds supervisor request",217,29920,247440,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2891850-3822e5b14b4d7de57f28e6d4b2aa0e74&start=29&end=247","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2891850-3822e5b14b4d7de57f28e6d4b2aa0e74/thumbnail_29920.jpg","/articles/6087081/Wilson-County/Tennessee/Wilson-County-solid-waste-board-approves-status-quo-budget-and-adds-supervisor-request","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6087081-31102d4d51007a01b0d4e7990e7aee18/orig.mp4?Expires=1771105739&Signature=jwJKy6p8y4sW7HJ-gl3ekjpjUSc0RDYD6ivezp0tRkTMk~KakVhklU2Zk~aTva-GusyTaU2ch0EqDfSq2jyRFGm~uxqGQM~k0KdCnF3IXaABx7ZwrRAtXN9ucXiSmgbQLyTqDGJUuW6PUik3VxlcgUufKrABBB5JxWf-Kl-dl4JE4nbqd8EM2paFi5lClxd1KChjF4hG8CmGx-FELlg1GZHG7X2M~1jJski6im2Yeo~UIl9J5Rco6FrPaG3lH8RVer4g63OgDbmknVRnr~cpjVc4WzEKRp1Xe6YFGq5HJdRFrecCT8XfrZkPW52cNAqyBBqAQNpu0iJi-sD5tQZgXQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Wilson County Solid Waste Board members voted to approve the department's monthly report, a status-quo budget and a five-year capital improvement plan, and to accept a needs assessment that included a request for an additional convenience-center supervisor.

The moves came during the board's regular meeting when Cindy Lynch presented the department's March activity, including a landfill activity figure of “81,000” for the month and increased recycling tonnage. Lynch said recycling totaled 336.34 tons for March and that recycling revenue had risen by about $8,400 “due to the cost of the price of metal going up.” She also reported that convenience centers produced 571 loads in March, an increase of 59 loads over March 2024.

Lynch asked the board to add “an additional convenience center supervisor” because the centers operate seven days a week and she has been covering multiple days herself. She stated the total annual cost for the position — including insurance and unemployment benefits — as $69,544,000 in the meeting record. She also said that the solid waste fund balance is approximately $2.6 million and that the fund balance could be used to meet the need. Lynch characterized the needs assessment as recurring personnel expense that would affect future budgets.

Board members moved and seconded approval of the status-quo budget and the needs assessment; each motion was adopted by voice vote. The board also approved the five-year capital improvement plan, which includes a plan to acquire property for a new Norton Convenience Center and to continue looking for sites for another convenience center. Members approved a sheriff's department request for “about 10 loads of dirt” for work at the fairgrounds.

Board discussion included budget-process context: members said the county budget committee will review these items and that recurring personnel costs will be folded into the county general-fund budgeting process if the commission proceeds that way. Board members also discussed planned countywide employee pay adjustments that staff said will be calculated as a 4% table increase plus a 2% step increase (described in the meeting as a combined 6%), and members asked whether part-time convenience-center employees will receive comparable increases; the transcript indicates part-time increases were not yet finalized.

The board recorded no roll-call tallies in the meeting transcript; votes were taken by voice as “all in favor, say aye.”","Wilson County's Solid Waste Board approved its status-quo budget, accepted monthly operational reports and a five-year capital plan, and heard a staff request to create a full-time convenience-center supervisor position funded from the solid waste fund balance.","actionData","errors"]

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Wilson County stormwater staff outlines maintenance rules, five-year inspection requirement

Wilson County solid waste board approves status-quo budget and adds supervisor request