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Votes at a glance:

- Rezoning: 3089 Harrison Pike (tax map 040124.00). The commission voted to rezone property from FAR (Forestry, Agriculture, Residential) to C-3 (Highway Commercial). The motion was made by Commissioner Rogers and seconded; the Planning Commission recommendation was unanimous. Final county roll call produced 12 yes, 1 no; the motion passed.

- Rezoning: 444 Old Parksville Road NE (tax parcel 059Parcel019.01). The commission voted to rezone property from FAR to R-1 (Rural Residential) for a single‑family subdivision. The motion was placed by Commissioner Rogers and seconded; the planning commission recommended approval unanimously. Final county roll call was unanimous: 13 yes, 0 no; the motion passed.

- Approval of minutes (previous meeting). The commission approved the minutes by roll call: \"13 in favor, none opposed, and 1 absent,\" as recorded on the meeting record.

- Consent agenda. The consent agenda was presented and approved by roll call; the clerk recorded affirmative votes as part of the meeting record.

Public comments and contested issues: A single speaker, Heath Luther (HL Management Service / HL Construction), spoke briefly in support of the Harrison Pike rezoning as the property owner and buyer. No speakers opposed either rezoning during the public hearings recorded in the meeting transcript.

No county funding commitments or conditions beyond the usual land‑use process were recorded during the votes; planning staff noted that the Old Parksville Road site has sewer access and is suited for subdivision development. The commission did not take additional actions beyond the recorded approvals.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","4/21/25 - County Commission Work Session","oneSentenceSummary","The Bradley County Commission approved two rezoning requests following public hearings and voted to approve minutes and the consent agenda; vote tallies and item details are summarized.","taxTitle","Bradley County, Tennessee","taxId",54286,"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},6266723,"Sheriff reports kitchen fire at Justice Center; repairs expected 6–8 weeks, meals provided by vendors",298,275000,573000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3086784-fbacc2403850567eaee31eafa63f07e4&start=275&end=573","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3086784-fbacc2403850567eaee31eafa63f07e4/thumbnail_275000.jpg","/articles/6266723/Bradley-County/Tennessee/Sheriff-reports-kitchen-fire-at-Justice-Center-repairs-expected-68-weeks-meals-provided-by-vendors","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6266723-04602e3cbbd84b3ccb0d58ef0be2e622/orig.mp4?Expires=1770415772&Signature=KZDu2KvDImUkWDfylaTEs82Mny6RAjaFIkbJFnpxCB~uZoE3PTVLXvO2Si8qrqloMU6AaJC09dfbBbhnziWLniJwtRuZu-E3ULDtikPkM~N6MhNsse5qm06eob5FlNMNW8wmUcKE6gMRemEqJQzaZEoha934GkLwdxfiEXzQO3bqPk75i3v1lMdkrWmoNC4bA0GpG4UH82nfTY~PUmUANS13mgemoi4DKYH~kIzVb-JTSy89Ys6VZGXMxAoz3PmFhDsdb1bNAoOvO~wWfT5reqSzJ2t2DZaMalEIK2s9Q59Ey2X-HAITJ2702PLrmciRonV3v59TY4jDcIbhOVZoRA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sheriff Lawson gave the Bradley County Commission an update on a kitchen fire at the Bradley County Justice Center that occurred Tuesday around 6:30 p.m.

\"I was having dinner, in fact, when I was told that there was a fire in the kitchen of the jail,\" Sheriff Lawson said. He said towels that had been removed from a dryer and placed on a cart in the kitchen ignited. The Cleveland Fire Department investigated the cause, he said.

Lawson said the county's insurance representative authorized cleanup and repairs and that Servpro, contracted through a Middle Tennessee office, has been onsite and worked through the weekend and Easter. \"They tell me it'll probably be six to eight weeks before we're back in service,\" he said.

In the meantime, Lawson said the county's food service contractor is preparing temporary meals and that local businesses helped with immediate needs: Food City provided individual cereal packs and other items and Mayfield supplied milk. Mayor Davis and others also coordinated deliveries the morning after the fire to feed approximately 500 people held at the facility that day, he said.

When asked about the dollar amount of damage, the sheriff said he could not provide a figure. \"I don't know the total damage,\" he said, adding that the county's insurance pool and adjuster were engaged.

No formal action by the commission was taken; the sheriff's update was informational and commissioners thanked him for the report.","Sheriff Lawson updated the Bradley County Commission on a kitchen fire at the Justice Center, saying towels left on a cart ignited, Servpro is on site, insurance adjuster approved work, and repairs may take roughly six to eight weeks; meals are temporarily being provided by local vendors.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6266727,"Bradley Medical Center outlines $200 million investment, plans 29‑bed inpatient rehab with Siskin",1390,570000,1960000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3086784-fbacc2403850567eaee31eafa63f07e4&start=570&end=1960","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3086784-fbacc2403850567eaee31eafa63f07e4/thumbnail_570000.jpg","/articles/6266727/Bradley-County/Tennessee/Bradley-Medical-Center-outlines-200-million-investment-plans-29bed-inpatient-rehab-with-Siskin","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6266727-0686b75e4ffaac20b092d51cf3494ca4/orig.mp4?Expires=1770415772&Signature=hnlran8gYHV6d5GhQyQRAU-5F8ra7K-aIdmPDjrYbbqHM-4koxbMbg5c7hJOt7Lxg31DBH06Ew4GJ7GXjZwfNPObLO49qdOQ8FMQHSEyiDP5Ss08xPmiqOO0C7Uo0tTQBFegW0C-nfm7e3bTOvA~1kzAswjzsoSWS-BPvPOyAmfp8QHOKcxMTdMPftBBGLD25bBZEmEpCnOKTViol~3W-gC1XgZjGADKR8O6oXXniRLLizA-TEHFfr~~bxWidq-BOBav5eUNAiLXBR-VO5NYefPnvX6p8fkH-vnhs9RDxvaTM1vFQamvXjUZ0zVQ6SoTO8DZRrt0EZP34uUqMYrD6w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lisa Lovelace, chief executive officer of Bradley Medical Center, told the Bradley County Commission the hospital system has invested \"over $200,000,000 in our community\" since the recent acquisition and is pursuing a multi‑year facility plan that includes new beds, technology upgrades and a joint venture with Siskin Hospital to add inpatient rehabilitation services.

Loveless told commissioners the system will convert to the Epic electronic medical record in June, has added 10 beds on the fifth floor, installed 3‑D mammography and replaced more than $1,500,000 in stretchers and beds. She said the hospital purchased five acres of adjacent land \"to prevent us from being landlocked\" and showed draft renderings for a women's center and future medical office building.

\"We are putting together a board that will be finalized over the next couple of months,\" Lovelace said, naming Allen Smith as acting board chair and Leslie Painter as director of the reintroduced Bradley Healthcare Foundation.

Matt Gibson, chief executive officer of Siskin Hospital, described Siskin as a nonprofit rehabilitation system with a long record of specialty care and said the proposed inpatient rehabilitation hospital would bring services closer to Bradley County residents. \"We are going through, as we speak, the certificate of need process in the state of Tennessee,\" Gibson said, and added that construction could begin this fall if the state process is successful.

Gibson said the new facility would have roughly 29 beds and would be sited on the Bradley Medical Center Westside campus; higher‑complexity spinal cord patients would continue to be treated at Siskin's main campus, he said. The presentation noted Siskin has operated an outpatient clinic in Bradley County for roughly 20 years.

Commissioners asked about emergency department flow and bed capacity in the hospital. Lovelace said the hospital's admitted length of stay has been affected by limited bed counts and that added beds and extended physician and advanced‑practice coverage are part of the response. She described staffing and vacancy challenges inherited at the time of acquisition and said the system has hired more than 100 people and filled 59 new positions.

Lovelace and Gibson provided timelines and rendering concepts but said final designs and several details remain under development; the inpatient rehab project is contingent on certificate of need approval and other planning milestones. No formal county action or funding was requested or taken at the commission meeting.

The presentations and subsequent discussion lasted the bulk of the afternoon session and closed with commissioners thanking the presenters and expressing support for bringing the service closer to Bradley County residents.","Bradley Medical Center told the Bradley County Commission it has invested more than $200 million since acquisition, is expanding clinical capacity and has a joint-venture plan with Siskin Hospital to open a roughly 29‑bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital on Bradley Medical Center's Westside campus pending state certificate of need approval.","actionData","errors"]

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