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Sheriff's office presenters said Deputy Denton Lemle was found in his patrol car in front of the high school after a dispatcher and other officers noticed something was wrong. Emergency medical services and EMS Director Matt Bailey provided immediate care and transported the deputy to Barnesville Medical Center. The sheriff's remarks named dispatcher Holly Cooley, Deputy Travis Blair and Lieutenant Brad Bashford among the personnel who responded, and he thanked EMS Director Matt Bailey and others for their actions.

Presenters told the commission that, by quick and decisive action, Denton Lemble \"is expected to make a full recovery.\" Commissioners and attendees recognized the responding personnel and allowed them to complete a group photo before moving on to regular business.

Clarifying details: the deputy was located in a patrol car in front of the high school; EMS transported the deputy to Barnesville Medical Center; the sheriff identified the dispatcher and named responders and EMS director; the meeting record states the deputy is expected to make a full recovery.

No policy actions were associated with the presentation; it was a recognition and update to the commission.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","20250428 Commission","oneSentenceSummary","County officials and emergency responders were recognized after Deputy Denton Lemble suffered a stroke and received on-scene care; officials said the deputy is expected to make a full recovery.","taxTitle","County Commission Meetings, Trousdale County, Tennessee","taxId",75956,"location","Tennessee","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6257942,"Votes at a glance: Commission approves hazardous-duty supplement resolution, road names, budget amendments and other items",1300,1553000,2853000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3151429-586f840d799b6a457085c817883c53ea&start=1553&end=2853","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3151429-586f840d799b6a457085c817883c53ea/thumbnail_1553000.jpg","/articles/6257942/Tennessee/Votes-at-a-glance-Commission-approves-hazardous-duty-supplement-resolution-road-names-budget-amendments-and-other-items","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6257942-bbf64de87f01671673f45491021876ef/orig.mp4?Expires=1770447551&Signature=h0JwpThb2tKFY-hTdRJUlGxMoNhroMcNDvX~r90yScNYN6mow4t-vBxPvF07acolaHczgP6pIuHhMuw-hwB3TmCWG02c2CcsNpnouuNq3En5rn~-2gQnHgcoQsmmgqBO5t-cllbTu9-wVbXg956mbWFfg4ikHKJZ5qxSmxGi1Jx0cE5r2v92dC-xzOjm6OREzj3loHAmyIeW4rV6TSbzpsrZvczPduhg4tx7Zj-Xo9WwPKtY3bINb~UcLhdpGLQhTTB2lfTAaVAD7welHhv7WmxRWK2wKIk9j0BPWtfLL1XVWeRXwmpDrQIzJ6Ozu2KtSTv8H7mGq3ujNrZJTzpt2Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At its meeting the County Commission recorded the following formal actions and outcomes:

- Resolution 2025-04822 (TCRS hazardous-duty supplement for law enforcement): Passed by an electronic/roll-call vote recorded as 20 yes, 0 no.

- Resolution 2025-05823 (ECD road names: Drake, Mallard and Wyatt): Passed 20 yes, 0 no.

- Ordinance 3-17-2025-04 (impact fees and rezoning near McMurray/Charlesville County High School): Passed on recorded electronic vote, 18 yes, 2 no; commissioners voted to take the third reading the same night and recorded approval.

- Ordinance 3-18-2025-05 (rezoning to C-2 frontage and R-3 rear at McMurray): Passed by recorded electronic vote, 16 yes, 4 no.

- Ordinance 3-19-2025-06 (residential door-to-door trash fees): Passed first reading by electronic vote, 19 yes, 1 no; further readings required for final adoption.

- Budget amendments: Approved together by electronic vote, recorded as 20 yes, 0 no. Two items (a fund-balance draw for trustee software and a clerk-office equipment draw from reserves) were separated for clarity during discussion but ultimately approved.

- Notary applications (Mike Potts; Michelle Key; Carol Carmen): Approved by voice vote.

- Authorization to pursue legal action against Matthew Lynn DBA Lynn Farms Construction related to roadway damage on Beasley Bend Road: Commission approved authorization for the county attorney to proceed (voice vote). The attorney said multiple complaints had been received and that state agencies were also being consulted.

Votes that were taken electronically were recorded in the meeting software; the chair and clerk announced tallies during the session. Several items had prior committee discussion and were presented for action at the full meeting.

For each listed item the meeting transcript records the motion, second (when specified), and the recorded or announced tally. Where the transcript did not show a named mover, the article records the vote tally as stated in the meeting record.","The commission approved a set of resolutions, ordinances, budget amendments and administrative items including a hazardous-duty supplement for law enforcement, new road names, zoning ordinances, budget amendments and notary appointments.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6257946,"Commission approves rezoning and impact-fee ordinances for McMurray near Charlesville County High School",272,1763000,2035000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3151429-586f840d799b6a457085c817883c53ea&start=1763&end=2035","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3151429-586f840d799b6a457085c817883c53ea/thumbnail_1763000.jpg","/articles/6257946/Tennessee/Commission-approves-rezoning-and-impact-fee-ordinances-for-McMurray-near-Charlesville-County-High-School","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6257946-d42b1810ba988ec7d9229e7d54278bf6/orig.mp4?Expires=1770447551&Signature=NEz05iagx3rU-~ig4cduPCjVr2dXsCp7jcxMoHOzgioslAsuDfzoYAzt7qmwRGxj2~niIjoTnX2iQa38vCbRsQDF8v7~~FeQAZ1Az1rEuKpE8Tzlq92xzkc9RuUfybKBuwC1bSSTUob-296oN2EAUuOcsEGkly~OBOq4NI2Dl4TNvXoV~hBBpU94CuLgUfiH3RfZqv2ItAWD~o0BfFlPuZEQKhBc0D70bFFaweTOIJ3kyCsByBSQcPVxta2c6jYvPEfDJakVZa9IJKvI5synD5BIzCLZliMNyFEC61imLyN2cg98ZxdZbgCQEyPH1Nqxpo~MA7BOMlUamlAH7FDuKQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The County Commission closed its public hearing and approved two land-use measures affecting the McMurray area adjacent to Charlesville County High School.

Ordinance 3-17-2025-04, addressing impact fees and a rezoning near McMurray by Charlesville County High School, passed after public hearings and two readings. The commission recorded an 18–2 vote in favor; commissioners later approved taking the third reading the same night and approved on the third reading by the recorded tally.

A separate rezoning measure, Ordinance 3-18-2025-05, reallocates zoning along the road frontage to C-2 (commercial) and designates the rear portion as R-3 for multifamily residential. Planning staff (Miss Maayan) said the change keeps commercial frontage and directs multifamily to the rear of the parcel. That ordinance passed on the vote shown in the electronic tally, 16–4.

Both measures moved through the county’s required public hearing and reading process. Commissioners said they would like planning staff to present highlighted changes in upcoming work sessions so commissioners can review the zoning document and ask questions before final adoption of larger zoning-code rewrites.

Clarifying details: Ordinance 3-17-2025-04 passed 18–2 on the reading recorded in the transcript; commissioners agreed to take the third reading that night. Ordinance 3-18-2025-05 passed 16–4. Planning staff said the rezoning keeps highway/frontage C-2 and samples the back portion as R-3 multifamily. Miss Maayan presented the zoning configuration during the meeting.

Next steps: Planning staff will provide highlighted changes and rationale in a future work session to give commissioners time to review proposed code rewrites and PUD language.","After a public hearing, the commission approved an impact-fee/rezoning ordinance for McMurray and a companion rezoning ordinance that designates road-frontage C-2 and rear R-3 multifamily uses; votes were 18–2 and 16–4 respectively.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6257948,"Commission advances first reading of higher door-to-door trash fees; public works committee backs dumpster rental fee",1784,895000,2679000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3151429-586f840d799b6a457085c817883c53ea&start=895&end=2679","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3151429-586f840d799b6a457085c817883c53ea/thumbnail_895000.jpg","/articles/6257948/Tennessee/Commission-advances-first-reading-of-higher-door-to-door-trash-fees-public-works-committee-backs-dumpster-rental-fee","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6257948-1714d847ab38ae132ff7b60e90a717b8/orig.mp4?Expires=1770447551&Signature=njTIg1q0eT6geG09yBb-NbQssM9rCLe2tdbclW7QXuW58ZxdChGzRHrc6KGxAykeh-8qO8lb5zLwnCs9oDQ02Xr6IWBnLDA2dZTQZpSQC8RYF4ddH9O~bAN0qvy2qP0mXQQ0F-n96~bT~Wrn8ecNoRAl~QzodNKYi9JiXV69iARd3HD-kG5U~oFYKXsuG0NST4BSR~mbmfrDb4bdBxGZpeFugFluIZPGoxn9tjC1pkpNFhcpEg~xzaN8rk3qgpXX2QHDsTC96CGIuyFfpZ1O~p5CwUQpsKowOE-R4ksxkp14Ky~nXCvq3BbCwCzjLpfcRD2hc~F05Csg6qTES9aEmw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The County Commission approved the first reading of Ordinance 3-19-2025-06, a measure that increases door-to-door trash fees for residential and small-business customers, during its regular meeting.

Commissioner David Thomas led committee-level explanations that the measure reflects a needed revenue adjustment after landfill disposal costs rose from $37 per ton to $50 per ton. Committee discussion recommended a $5 increase for residential door-to-door service and a separate $100 annual rental fee for county-provided dumpsters used by some businesses. Commissioner Gulley noted the increase is intended to help replace aging collection cans and cover rising disposal and replacement costs.

The public-works committee also told commissioners it had adopted a 15% across-the-board increase for dumpster pickup rates, intended to spread but not fully cover the 26% rise in disposal costs so private haulers would not be disproportionately favored. Committee members said the $100 dumpster rental fee reflects growing maintenance costs for county-owned dumpsters that are rusting out faster than in previous years. The committee recorded that the last county-wide increase in door-to-door fees occurred in 2017.

The ordinance went to an electronic vote for its first reading and passed 19-1. Commissioners discussed separating the dumpster-rate adjustments (a committee action) from the countywide ordinance. Commissioners said dumpster-rate changes were being implemented by public works staff under committee direction and would not come before the full commission as part of this ordinance.

Public-works staff also reported a generator procurement issue: a vendor notified the county that tariffs and lead times had raised their price by about $15,000 and lengthened delivery. The committee recommended selecting an alternative vendor, Capital Electric, whose bid was roughly $6,000 lower and maintained the same lead time; committee members said they may request a small budget amendment later if needed to cover residual differences.

Clarifying details: the county reported current disposal costs rising from $37/ton to $50/ton; the ordinance establishes a $5 increase for residential door-to-door service; the committee recommended a 15% increase for dumpster pickup rates; a $100 annual dumpster rental fee was proposed for commercial dumpsters; the generator vendor change was chosen to avoid additional tariff costs and to save about $6,000 on the purchase. The first reading of Ordinance 3-19-2025-06 passed 19–1.

Next steps: the ordinance will return for additional readings as required by county rules. Committee-led dumpster-rate changes will be implemented by public-works staff and may be revisited in future budget sessions.","The county commission approved a first reading of an ordinance to raise residential and small-business door-to-door trash fees and discussed related public-works measures including a $100 dumpster rental fee and a rise in disposal costs to $50 per ton.","actionData","errors"]

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