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Dyersburg aldermen asked to sign TDEC stormwater signature sheet tied to prior ordinance amendment
Summary
City officials asked aldermen to sign a Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) stormwater signature sheet so the signatures can be included with a text amendment to the city's stormwater ordinance that the board passed previously.
During unfinished business at the May 5 meeting, the presiding official asked aldermen to sign a Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) stormwater signature sheet that the department requested be placed with the city's stormwater ordinance record.
“We signed it down here, but, so we passed this back last September, text amendment to our stormwater ordinance,” the presiding official said. The official added that TDEC called and asked that signatures be put in the minutes and included with the ordinance; he then asked aldermen to sign the form.
The board did not take a formal vote on the signature sheet at the May 5 meeting. The request was presented as a clerical request tied to a previously adopted text amendment to the stormwater ordinance; the presiding official indicated he would pass the form down for aldermen to sign.
The transcript does not specify exact language from TDEC, the number of signatures required, nor whether the signing completes any outstanding administrative requirements for state acceptance; those details were not specified during the meeting.
