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Votes at a glance: Gallatin council passes multiple ordinances and appropriations Feb. 4
Summary
On Feb. 4 the Gallatin City Council approved a package of second-reading ordinances and first-reading items and several appropriations, including two zoning measures, park appropriations, and a garbage truck purchase. All listed items passed unanimously unless noted otherwise.
At its Feb. 4 meeting the Gallatin City Council approved several ordinances and appropriations. Most items passed unanimously with little or no discussion; the full council approved every item listed below.
Votes at a glance (outcomes recorded during the Feb. 4 meeting):
- Ordinance 02412-73 (second reading): Rezoning of a 104.87-acre parcel from R-15 (medium-density residential) to IR (industrial restrictive) located south of East Broadway and east of Airport Road. Passed unanimously on second reading.
- Ordinance 02412-74 (second reading): Approval of an amended preliminary master development plan for East Broadway Veil development on a 1.93-acre lot north of East Broadway and east of Municipal Park Drive. Passed unanimously on second reading.
- Ordinance 02501-2 (second reading): Appropriation of $2,808 to Parks from insurance recovery. Passed unanimously on second reading.
- Ordinance 02501-3 (second reading): Appropriation of $14,096.27 toward purchase of an automated garbage truck body. Passed unanimously on second reading.
- Ordinance (first reading) 200501-8: Appropriation of $4,044.71 to Parks and Recreation from insurance recovery (first reading passed unanimously).
- Ordinance 02501-6 (second reading): Appropriation of $93,000 received from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Brownfield Redevelopment Area Grant. Passed unanimously on second reading.
Each listed ordinance or appropriation will be recorded in the official meeting minutes and enacted according to standard municipal procedures. Where the agenda listed only ordinance numbers or short descriptions, the council did not add conditions during the Feb. 4 meeting.
