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Commission approves rezoning, courthouse repairs, grants and budget adjustments; Kevlar for judges funded
Summary
At its April 7 meeting the Loudon County Commission approved several zoning map amendments, courthouse expenditures including roughly $7,000 for Kevlar protection at judicial benches, grant acceptances, and budget line adjustments; all motions listed in the agenda packet were carried.
The Loudon County Commission on April 7, 2025, approved a slate of agenda items including zoning-map amendments, courthouse repairs and cash-flow measures, grant acceptances, a TDOT-match request and several budget line adjustments.
On zoning, the commission passed a resolution to amend the county zoning ordinance and multiple rezoning requests under Tennessee Code Annotated chapter 13 (as cited in the meeting packet). The chair introduced a resolution “to amend the Loudoun County zoning, resolution, article 5, district section 5.46 c 1 rural center district pursuant to Tennessee code annotated section 13-7-105” and subsequent rezoning motions were moved and seconded; commissioners voted to approve the items listed on the agenda (motions and seconds recorded on the public roll).
The commission approved a one-time purchase of Kevlar protection for the judge’s bench and chambers ahead of a courthouse reopening. Mayor Bradshaw explained the request and the estimated cost, saying the county was “looking around $7,000” to outfit protective…
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