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The applicant appeared at the podium and, with the help of an interpreter, confirmed understanding of the city’s beer ordinances and rules for on-premise service. The applicant asked one question during review about whether a customer could leave the premises with alcohol; staff clarified that on-premise permits do not allow customers to leave with alcohol in an open container. “No,” the applicant acknowledged after staff’s answer.

Vice Mayor Berry moved to approve the on-premise beer permit; Commissioner Holmes seconded. The board voted unanimously in favor. City staff advised the applicant to follow up with the city recorder, Ms. Perry, for next steps and licensing details.

The approval was procedural: the board confirmed the applicant’s agreement to comply with local ordinances and issued the permit. No public comments were offered during the beer-board portion of the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","5/6/2025 Regular Commission Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The Red Bank Beer Board approved an on-premise beer permit for Taqueria Lazilicia LLC at 2429 Dayton Boulevard after the applicant affirmed compliance with city beer ordinances; the approval was unanimous.","taxTitle","Red Bank, Hamilton County, Tennessee","taxId",71190,"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},6248476,"Red Bank commission gives staff direction to build budget with 2% COLA; stormwater supervisor hiring deferred",788,2916000,3704000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3210530-e08f66ca6488ec434d2bba7126fb462c&start=2916&end=3704","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3210530-e08f66ca6488ec434d2bba7126fb462c/thumbnail_2916000.jpg","/articles/6248476/Red-Bank/Hamilton-County/Tennessee/Red-Bank-commission-gives-staff-direction-to-build-budget-with-2-COLA-stormwater-supervisor-hiring-deferred","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6248476-89f0e99fa4a66707c97346abcbfe8395/orig.mp4?Expires=1771165153&Signature=Rt~fw~KUorUIxKHyzJBYLA4k0Szjal3q01tXWdgTfzMaB0mDw2k2561tHeoYms7xRcyQI5xhuofLYLxQxdbr5TVOq7LWyF5rg-h5KzsPAk9gOlxw9~eHSnppUtJl4b56MFnmKTGXHdOgB-8sv1rzb5WOTwm91ojZecSWKFCziXOaMsg5pZ-iEhV4KDOuqlUfCNYQSBpxrY5eiM2Lj-57u67Y0csv6Vz2KWDQ~u48HbuHwUXjbol8IerbmwHJbunPOPSG2ZrcpZ70utQVYYVDAz62WpERMm4hy3Ly242MlnSxjg0AnTyaGQBZEJGaEpArZAg0fOSnHTULTdwgOXotww__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","City staff were directed to prepare a proposed fiscal-year budget that includes a 2% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for employees and to aim to reduce reliance on fund balance compared with the current year.

During discussion, several commissioners said they preferred a larger COLA (some favoring 2.5%), but agreed to staff’s recommendation to present a 2% figure for the upcoming first reading. City Manager Mr. Grama said staff will “dive into the department's plans” to find additional efficiencies and try to keep the use of fund balance lower than the present year.

Commissioners expressed concern about delaying one position: a proposed stormwater supervisor role recommended in the city's stormwater asset management plan. Commissioner Holmes said she had “significant heartburn” about postponing the hire, noting the plan recommends a dedicated supervisor to oversee stormwater investment and maintenance. The commission acknowledged that the stormwater supervisor position, including benefits, represented an estimated recurring cost of about $81,000 and that staff could not accommodate it in the budget as currently proposed.

Council members also discussed other program-level items, including maintaining a $10,000 line for library cards issued to residents. Manager Grama said the $10,000 was proposed to preserve the existing pilot program and to allow for outreach and retention of eligible households.

Staff said they will prepare the proposed budget with the 2% COLA for the next meeting’s first reading and will meet individually with commissioners to review department lines before final action. No final budget vote was taken at the meeting; the commission agreed staff should proceed along the 2% guidance but reserved the right to adjust before adoption.","Commissioners reached consensus to present a proposed budget with a 2% cost-of-living adjustment for city personnel and asked staff to limit use of fund balance; hiring a dedicated stormwater supervisor was deferred due to budget constraints.",{"_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},6248482,"Red Bank approves $455,500 design contract for Bicycle Boulevard project funded largely by TDOT CMAQ grant",423,2210000,2633000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3210530-e08f66ca6488ec434d2bba7126fb462c&start=2210&end=2633","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3210530-e08f66ca6488ec434d2bba7126fb462c/thumbnail_2210000.jpg","/articles/6248482/Red-Bank/Hamilton-County/Tennessee/Red-Bank-approves-455500-design-contract-for-Bicycle-Boulevard-project-funded-largely-by-TDOT-CMAQ-grant","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6248482-b38a03c1d211f27514dac7715126d6a7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771165153&Signature=baAIWSobsM74K67Hk7l6kYd~0DiWbQVxjrIwE8jwBIEbtuUnoQldF127bkHc2wP-yCygKDcMLeDGt1g0b-t--o-BrvTYSWViBDmJ70iVSdv8ointKQH7yy~KJppFYQmdoT-l7PK5C7j~-qRiVNrA-1s51rWLSuI1fK43EZXW3zPtqSK3bI7CDQWtTgBdJ59mf2C0rgBZ~b88xfTRhtno1t7dqwRyJgb8lXaXIJQTLb263a8kn-iKhncwS1s48B7GL51cU-ucPD4FfIeBu3GxiGYwA1MmPdjXlCdvwY3EJeapTmN-~QYzOHJHvVjfxVqOtduly09OAn88wE3yzQMTQA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The city commission authorized a professional services agreement with Barge Design Solutions not to exceed $455,500 for engineering and project management work on the Red Bank Bicycle Boulevard, a Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) CMAQ-funded project.

Director Johnson said the services will provide NEPA documentation, functional plans, railroad and utility coordination, design documents, construction inspection services and project management necessary to meet the CMAQ grant requirements. “We do now have our notice to proceed,” Johnson said. He added that the agreement includes hourly rates for tasks such as railroad and utility coordination and that staff will return to the commission if unforeseen costs require additional discussion.

Commission discussion noted the total CMAQ grant award is $766,920 and that the city’s 20% match is $153,384. The resolution before the commission covers the professional services portion of the project; the remainder of the awarded funds will be used for construction. Commissioners asked about timeline constraints: the grant typically has about a five-year window for closeout, and the consultant is expected to lay out a schedule once design work begins.

The Bicycle Boulevard will create dedicated bike infrastructure along secondary roads parallel to Dayton Boulevard, running roughly from outside White Oak Park up to Ashland Terrace. Director Johnson described the work as primarily roadway striping, signage and design coordination rather than major heavy construction. Commissioner Wilkinson moved to approve the resolution; Vice Mayor Berry seconded. The motion passed on a unanimous vote.

Staff said they will coordinate closely with TDOT and the metropolitan planning organization on any cost changes and that design work will begin now that the agreement is approved.","Commissioners authorized a professional services agreement not to exceed $455,500 with Barge Design Solutions for design, NEPA documentation and project management for the Bicycle Boulevard; the project is funded mostly through a TDOT CMAQ grant with a 20% local match.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6248488,"Red Bank commissioners approve first reading to abandon unopened Old Morrison Springs Road right-of-way",564,1083000,1647000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3210530-e08f66ca6488ec434d2bba7126fb462c&start=1083&end=1647","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3210530-e08f66ca6488ec434d2bba7126fb462c/thumbnail_1083000.jpg","/articles/6248488/Red-Bank/Hamilton-County/Tennessee/Red-Bank-commissioners-approve-first-reading-to-abandon-unopened-Old-Morrison-Springs-Road-right-of-way","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6248488-a0bd717bd1f9c93300ce22be9f9df6f0/orig.mp4?Expires=1771165153&Signature=f~wZ8j7rhpZryW-dQ0fNXf5wt4I3kOmyiVvEcdffWWvqgpA1QaPryFaoPfBQ0PpyIgkZFkWtUrUoL6mlGdK9EERo3W5OdCGYYzV~XfIV7BwrjO0ypVwrSzLU3e3uRKtmovEbMtd-tGvXIrw9ce6Fb33M-tH4svK9BYscuHahgpgn8YQhcwcoLg5mtUol-ihGZmdpv-IDi9~Q~dKDdIV8KC96mCBkKRWFdKZlm4NfdrKUZuj37caawBsi1U7HUkZWFzvWLOaRJmGLqJEsYZFUKL-BbIYynk~73qwgsm8eDFO3vS6aVejZBX-TkfU-0mYKTzklc~KPapaoDIPVOFtBFA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Board of Commissioners of the City of Red Bank on first reading approved an ordinance to abandon the unopened right-of-way of Old Morrison Springs Road from the eastern right-of-way line of Tom Weathers Drive to the western right-of-way line of Highway 27, subject to the city’s continuing right to use the area for stormwater management.

City Director Johnson told the commission the request came from the sole adjacent property owner, Turner Exteriors Development Holdings LLC, which has assembled four parcels and seeks a continuous site for a proposed mixed-use commercial development. “This is not a rezoning, this is not a site plan review, This is not development standards,” Director Johnson said, and staff supported the planning commission’s recommendation in favor of the request.

At the podium, a representative for the property owners described the practical constraint the unopened right-of-way imposes. “We have assembled all the properties adjacent to it and our hope is to be able to utilize it in its entirety and have a continuous site,” the applicant said, noting the abandonment would allow the owner to position buildings and parking more efficiently. The applicant and staff said the city will retain necessary utility easements, including a sanitary sewer easement coordinated with the City of Chattanooga and a small stormwater easement segment to preserve access.

A public hearing on the ordinance was held and no members of the public spoke. Commissioner Wilkinson moved to approve the ordinance on first reading; Commissioner Holmes seconded. The roll-call vote was unanimous: Mayor Dalton, Vice Mayor Berry, Commissioners Fairbanks Harvey, Holmes and Wilkinson all voted yes. The ordinance advance is the first step; staff and the applicant indicated future site planning and civil engineering will follow and that retained easements will be coordinated as the project moves forward.

Because the action was a first reading, further review and a second reading are required before the abandonment becomes final. The commission and applicant emphasized that the decision does not change zoning or development standards and that stormwater and sanitary easements will remain in place for city access.","The Board of Commissioners approved on first reading an ordinance to abandon an unopened segment of Old Morrison Springs Road at the request of the adjacent property owner, while reserving utility and stormwater easements.","actionData","errors"]

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