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Goose appointed to Tullahoma Airport Authority after paper-ballot vote

3195741 · May 6, 2025
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Summary

The board appointed a candidate who identified as "Goose" to a five-year seat on the Tullahoma Airport Authority after nominations and a paper-ballot vote; the transcript records votes cast by named board members and the chair declared the tally in favor of Goose.

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen appointed a candidate known in the meeting as "Goose" to the Tullahoma Airport Authority to fill a five-year term listed on the agenda.

The agenda item asked the board to appoint qualified applicants to the Tullahoma Airport Authority to fill a five-year term (agenda language included a term-end date that appears inconsistent with the meeting date). Two applicants addressed the board using the names "Goose" and "Maverick." Each described ideas and priorities for the airport; the exchange included informal, humorous remarks from both applicants and questions from aldermen about proposed activities.

The board conducted nominations and then used paper-ballot voting. The clerk read votes: Lillian Biyamar (Goose), Alderman Thompson (Goose), Mayor Evey (Goose), Dixon (Maverick), Hoffner (Goose), Alderman Cox (Maverick), Alderman Agmer (Goose). The clerk announced the tally was in favor of Goose; the mayor then invoked that result. The transcript records the board invoking the tally in favor of Goose.

Why it matters: Appointments to the airport authority place board members or community appointees in oversight roles for the municipal airport; appointees may influence programming, operations and facility uses.

Discussion: Candidates spoke at length and made multiple informal proposals; board members asked questions about safety and proposed activities. The transcript contains light-hearted and jocular remarks from speakers and candidates; portions of those comments were not substantive policy proposals.

Decision/direction: The board appointed Goose to the airport authority by paper ballot; vote-counts read aloud by the clerk are recorded in the transcript.