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Commissioners reacted with surprise and regret. Several commissioners praised Hines's service, saying he had led major capital work including intersection improvements, paving projects and sewer upgrades, and that staff respected his leadership. Commissioners acknowledged the effect an abrupt departure would have on operations and employees.

To maintain continuity, the commission voted unanimously to confer temporary authority on Assistant City Manager Michelle to act as interim city manager until the next meeting. The motion included delegating the city-manager responsibilities (including short-term personnel and administrative authorities) to Michelle for the interim period and directed staff to consider temporary assistance or a stipend if the assignment extends beyond two weeks.

Commissioners discussed options for a permanent replacement, including contacting MTAS (Municipal Technical Advisory Service) or hiring a search firm. They also asked staff to prepare a careful transition plan to preserve project knowledge and to avoid commission involvement in daily operations.

The commission's action was procedural and immediate: the body voted to appoint Michelle as interim and to authorize her to perform necessary duties while a search and transition plan are developed.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting Tuesday, September 2, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","City Manager Wayne Hines announced an immediate resignation, saying he had \"lost trust and faith\" in some commissioners. The commission appointed Assistant City Manager Michelle as interim manager until the next meeting and authorized temporary delegation of city-manager powers.","taxTitle","Collegedale City, Hamilton County, Tennessee","taxId",57266,"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},6804768,"Collegedale lets draft food-truck ordinance lapse after commissioners raise enforcement concerns",603,3205640,3809250,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5719326-8a9a5390516cff10b5d17a4ed493923f&start=3205&end=3809","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5719326-8a9a5390516cff10b5d17a4ed493923f/thumbnail_3205640.jpg","/articles/6804768/Collegedale-City/Hamilton-County/Tennessee/Collegedale-lets-draft-food-truck-ordinance-lapse-after-commissioners-raise-enforcement-concerns","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6804768-c434fe571b81bd5a39dabc884fafe285/orig.mp4?Expires=1773636602&Signature=Dkj9Y2ZL65nJ9ko5Fo7RYwv9o91Yce3A9RsCr8X2gjACaXtkUQ5uRuGlASPRh7q25W41q05YtzuOo9unnYq00cC7OnR-EAsnFKovdZlDGfV67e7RJzDN8okpWlmmeWJv5xu~qdPeN-dEbfFsto4-S0NgEu9B~ncmXJvNl3vVhqA~GrWy0z2UoqrcibEbree5Jq9KDN8QOvMR0Mv5BkXbECRmcn3khBeeD4TPaIDvMQhfabmn-sQbZUlMwZxpqudBAP0YKkPLBdOeoYA3XvK~-Bgq2qd2qrfJfZAKB79DUAUFAodvLsEAfZJZtck3W25-s-Suv5~f~stM3n8yH1DexA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","On Sept. 2 the Collegedale City Commission considered Ordinance 1166, a proposed addition to the municipal code (new Chapter 7, Title 9) that would regulate food trucks in the city. Staff explained the draft had been through two workshops and described several substantive changes, including increasing the buffer from restaurants to 200 feet (100 feet from other commercial uses), allowing a shorter return interval in residential neighborhoods (five days instead of 15), and permitting assigned kits along with permanent applications.

Commissioners and staff expressed concerns about enforcement, especially on weekends when codes staff are not typically available, and whether noise limits could be measured for generators. Some commissioners said the draft could unduly limit the city's events (for example, Freedom Festival) unless exceptions were explicit. Staff noted the ordinance excludes city temporary events from permitting requirements. Several commissioners said the draft was overly restrictive in places and recommended additional workshop review.

Procedurally, no motion was made to advance the ordinance and, under the rules, it died for lack of a motion. Commissioners agreed to revisit food-truck operations on city property in a future workshop to consider exceptions and permitting for city events such as airport activities and park programming.","The commission reviewed Ordinance 1166, a first reading creating rules for food trucks (distance from restaurants, residential-return intervals, permitting and spill kits), but no motion was offered and the measure procedurally died amid concerns it was overly restrictive and unclear on enforcement.",{"_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},6804770,"Neighbors press Collegedale for fixes at stalled Barnsley Park subdivision",972,1715670,2688030,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5719326-8a9a5390516cff10b5d17a4ed493923f&start=1715&end=2688","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5719326-8a9a5390516cff10b5d17a4ed493923f/thumbnail_1715670.jpg","/articles/6804770/Collegedale-City/Hamilton-County/Tennessee/Neighbors-press-Collegedale-for-fixes-at-stalled-Barnsley-Park-subdivision","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6804770-7ade3dc890daacc41eff4c864f99e59a/orig.mp4?Expires=1773636602&Signature=Cw90r4FBZIWGLfFuc3CjtSveyyIkuv55n-9RxZH64uuUMd2nSE~ZVYNjQtzvnIK~66jDhz5qzcpoNkvOpXq54mCl-ETORcMR8Sby4pI~IMwIcBGvoFs-NMblubO8tZanA3ey4I5KXV~H8dYuzmb06g7-i5q57aUbMzp7s48sx38XQuBwoRpzA8mc8AEJtROM6tSpq9M0bHaY6r-KmQkRUrUC68mauOD95IkZN0L8x9ps~kHyyhyiksYKVzOpNpmEk7a4FCU1KL3DfxqeI7HZnzrdcuvYfVngMvT-x6OYWDsfGv2Ahenu-9y-sXwH-lAVWQr9l6RduzYgNdXZS9NoEA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Residents of Barnsley Park told the City Commission on Sept. 2 that development problems dating to about 2019 persist: sidewalks stop short, retention ponds are overgrown, lots are unmaintained and a promised pool and some infrastructure remain incomplete. John Randolph, a resident, said the developer has been \"dragging his feet\" and that families are encountering safety and nuisance problems including rodents and standing water.

City staff and commissioners said they are aware of the complaints. Codes has opened enforcement actions on overgrown lots and will pursue the formal cure process, which staff said can take months and may lead to court proceedings. Staff urged residents to document issues and to bring specific addresses so inspectors can follow up, and they said they will coordinate with TDEC (Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation) and county water-quality staff where drainage and retention-pond maintenance are involved.

Commissioners suggested a neighborhood meeting to walk through civil versus municipal remedies and to prioritize safety concerns such as unstable retention ponds and trip hazards on sidewalks. Staff said the city will continue to press the developer for road and crosswalk fixes and will try to accelerate work where possible, but several items (for example, a privately financed pool that was promised in marketing materials) were not conditions of the PUD and may require legal action by homeowners if they wish to pursue construction or contract enforcement.","Residents described years of incomplete work at Barnsley Park — overgrown lots, unmaintained retention ponds, missing sidewalks and a promised pool — and urged the city to explore enforcement options and coordinate with TDEC and county water-quality staff. City staff said codes has opened enforcement and will schedule a neighborhood meeting.",{"_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},6804771,"Collegedale approves Skyboss change order after engineering error blamed on Garver",559,3977630,4537040,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5719326-8a9a5390516cff10b5d17a4ed493923f&start=3977&end=4537","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5719326-8a9a5390516cff10b5d17a4ed493923f/thumbnail_3977630.jpg","/articles/6804771/Collegedale-City/Hamilton-County/Tennessee/Collegedale-approves-Skyboss-change-order-after-engineering-error-blamed-on-Garver","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6804771-d9184c14333340a068ad375ddefc415e/orig.mp4?Expires=1773636602&Signature=SUBbRl7399B8g8Cw8lfNUEQE2maomWv5PQbDeStyin-Jfx2lACvMlKArHOePdeaYWOFfzlmZJ2HlFg4xmJ5vGTyRS4~AwmDftd9mYe9J2MHbV~67SaMycWJjMkt4EOmg6QE~1OYZrZLPx9Z~OzH8fHnOd1H1rOmefxOOeq0EyCt8pYS6kRiVqcSsOTG-XCE4~fjw1iEoZKFCvE~AQFVQU5KtrtbOwx0hfxuHRXIE~q4b1-MIsR8k93dtb7Db77SPM9pjoVlXry~ke6cqKrFpfU6JQvkIiqZ2I4ZvyKTQ3Y0d2An0icp187sfoMhuH4dcz2RyQ2FXnrCgnfbtAojz2g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Collegedale City Commission on Sept. 2 approved a change order to correct finish-floor elevation mismatches at two hangars on the Skyboss site after staff said the original Garver design produced an excessively steep taxiway slope.

City staff told commissioners the elevation discrepancy produced about a 3.5% slope where aeronautical standards and operational safety require a more gradual grade. Because the work had been needed to maintain schedule, staff executed the repairs under the city's emergency-expenditure process and presented the change order for commission approval.

Commissioners debated liability and communications with Garver. Several members described the problem as an engineering error in Garver's original submittal; staff said the city has a claims procedure and will seek remediation from the firm while allowing the contractor to complete the work to avoid schedule delays. Commissioner House and Vice Mayor Sadler abstained from the final vote; Commissioners Baker, Johnson and Mayor Lloyd voted yes, and the motion passed.

Commissioners asked staff to compile the full cost, confirm remaining grant availability (staff noted approximately $80,000 remained in the TDOT grant for the project), and document communications with Garver so the commission can determine whether to pursue legal or contractual remedies.","The commission approved a change order to fix mismatched hangar elevations at the Skyboss site, citing an aeronautical slope miscalculation attributed to engineering firm Garver; the vote drew two abstentions and commissioners said they will pursue a claim process with the firm.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6804764,"Collegedale commission votes: software upgrade, ATF MOU and minutes; Skyboss change order approved",790,3809410,4600130,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5719326-8a9a5390516cff10b5d17a4ed493923f&start=3809&end=4600","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5719326-8a9a5390516cff10b5d17a4ed493923f/thumbnail_3809410.jpg","/articles/6804764/Collegedale-City/Hamilton-County/Tennessee/Collegedale-commission-votes-software-upgrade-ATF-MOU-and-minutes-Skyboss-change-order-approved","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6804764-b5d2576a3c81586beb2bddd1be709f91/orig.mp4?Expires=1773636602&Signature=gsCsrn2jeYDIgq-AP3KsJY4H5LZBKL8B1FSFkudPkMAIdo-YLBk2oc~1DaCbm2BJXefzRfEOw8eLJB4Znxv9n17TLYpwHMwnyiT6yRVo-~u0ROPKLDLxzhVhhbdcgobP3cJh9KqxzMroKZ2-8qaQlNAmYhTo3Z8pDQ6F-6pAEfAOrlzfIP4-jenn2B4chbN5LGhQnXsgLNPVJuerfiKYB0H6pdyRWPBnR8gg5zFBHKF48eJd9kvtW9MsInNYhJfkPx1PO5mRQG7BGCbzbCz~G6yPm5wVSdAZ1BJjaxTn4gRpEmIEdOF44I2yoBKtDvmsduuXVKYVMNpENjT2fnA7FQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Collegedale City Commission recorded several formal votes at its Sept. 2 meeting.

- Minutes: The commission approved the Aug. 18 minutes and the Aug. 25 workshop minutes (with corrections from Commissioner House) by roll-call vote.

- ERP Pro10 migration: Commissioners approved placing the city in the upgrade queue to move finance and HR software to Tyler Technologies' Pro10 to allow budgeting and future implementation. Staff referenced line-item costs in the packet and estimated combined figures in the range of several tens of thousands of dollars to be budgeted in the next cycle.

- Skyboss change order: The commission approved a change order for Skyboss site development to correct hangar elevation issues; vote tally was Baker yes, House abstain, Johnson yes, Vice Mayor Sadler abstain, Mayor Lloyd yes.

- ATF eTrace MOU: The commission approved a memorandum of understanding allowing detectives to access the ATF's eTrace firearm-tracing system directly, streamlining investigations that previously required ATF staff assistance.

- Food-truck ordinance: Ordinance 1166 received a first reading but no motion to advance it was made, and the item procedurally died.

Commissioners gave staff direction to follow up on outstanding documentation (including instructions to compile final Skyboss costs and to follow up with Norfolk Southern regarding reimbursement for remediation work) and to return with additional information at the next meeting.","At the Sept. 2 meeting the commission approved the ERP Pro10 migration queue placement, an MOU with the ATF for eTrace access, and several minutes approvals; the Skyboss change order also passed while the food-truck ordinance died for lack of motion.","actionData","errors"]

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