Tullahoma board approves two zoning map changes and a quitclaim deed; multiple items pass unanimously

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted unanimously Monday on two zoning amendments and a city property matter, part of a broader consent and new-business slate.

Ordinance 16-46, to rezone a parcel at 116 East Warren Street (Coffee County Tax Parcel 1204 North Group East Parcel 805) from "restricted industrial warehouse" to C-3, passed on a 6–0 vote. The board followed immediately with a separate vote on Ordinance 16-47, which rezones a parcel at 102 Southwest Atlantic Street; that ordinance also passed 6–0.

Agenda item 2548 asked the board to approve a quitclaim deed from the City of Tullahoma to Gerwey LLC confirming abandonment of a 20-foot alley behind adjoining properties. City staff explained the alley was shown on the original town plan but never developed; the city declared it had no interest and recommended a quitclaim deed. The board approved the quitclaim deed 6–0.

The consent agenda (item 2547, minutes and routine matters from the April 14 meeting) was approved by motion and second earlier in the meeting and carried without recorded dissent. The board also approved a fair board item (motion and second recorded; vote 6–0) though meeting minutes did not provide additional public details about the specific fair board appointment.

No roll-call votes listing individual aldermen votes were recorded in the transcript excerpts; votes were announced as tallies (6–0). The agenda packet lists the affected parcel addresses and the listed ordinance numbers; the transcript did not record mover/second names for the zoning ordinance motions or the quitclaim motion. The board did not discuss changes to the text of the ordinances on the floor during the recorded excerpt.