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Committee approves revocable license to give Operation Stand Down Tennessee office space
Summary
The Government Operations & Regulations Committee approved a revocable license allowing Operation Stand Down Tennessee to use office space under an agreement involving the Metropolitan government and Davidson County; the item passed on a consent motion with no recorded opposition.
The Government Operations & Regulations Committee approved a revocable license agreement allowing Operation Stand Down Tennessee to use office space under an agreement with the Metropolitan government and Davidson County.
The agreement (BL 20 25 9 1 0) was placed on a two-item consent agenda and approved after a motion and second. Council discussion was brief and in support: Councilmember (Speaker 2) said, “I just like to say really appreciate operations stand down and and very much support of that license agreement for office space because they house 4 of our office workers.” A speaker who appeared to respond to the chair indicated readiness to speak but offered no substantive remarks that were recorded. A voice vote followed with no opposition recorded on the consent items.
The ordinance title on the agenda described the agreement as between the Metropolitan government and Davidson County acting by and through Human Resources and Operation Stand Down Tennessee for the use of office space. Committee minutes show the item was handled on the consent calendar and approved; no further conditions or amendments were recorded during the meeting.
No additional documentation or vote tally was provided in the transcript beyond the consent vote and supportive remarks recorded during discussion.
