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Council adopts consent items, postpones one zoning case and approves several measures; full vote list
Summary
At the Feb. 6 Clarksville City Council meeting the council adopted a consent agenda of routine items, postponed a zoning second reading to March 6, approved first readings of two ordinances and adopted multiple resolutions, with formal tallies recorded on the floor.
The Clarksville City Council on Feb. 6 handled a mix of routine and substantive business, approving a consent agenda, postponing one zoning ordinance to March 6 and taking first‑reading action on two code changes. The meeting record documents the following formal outcomes.
Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda (adopted): Includes Ordinance 42–20–24–25 (second reading, zone change application of Judy Clayton), Ordinance 40–40–20–24–25 (second reading, Terrence Burney zone change), Resolution 38–20–24–25 (appointments to advisory boards), Resolution 39–20–24–25 (wine certificate of compliance for Kwik Stop Food Market), Resolution 40–20–24–25 (retail liquor certificate for Neighborhood Liquor and repeal for University Package Store), and adoption of minutes for Jan. 2, 2025. Vote recorded: 13 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain.
- Ordinance 47–20–24–25 (second reading, application of Todd Morris for zone change on tract fronting Peachers Mill Road): Postponed to the March 6 regular session. Motion to postpone passed 12 yes, 1 no, 0 abstain.
- Ordinance 49–20–24–25 (first reading): Accept donation of property from Riverchase Marine Terminal LLC for a sewer pump station. Vote recorded: 12 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain (first reading passed).
- Ordinance 50–24–25 (first reading): Code clarification regarding permitted painting/logos on Clarksville Gas and Water infrastructure. Vote recorded: 13 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain (first reading passed).
- Resolution 35–24–25: A resolution asking the state delegation to seek funding for a pedestrian bridge across Purple Heart Parkway to the Montgomery County Library North Branch. Adopted, vote recorded: 13 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain.
- Resolution 36–20–24–25: Official designation of a new bridge along Spring Creek Parkway honoring the E.L. Esther Gardner chapter of the Triple Nickel. Adopted, vote recorded: 13 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain.
- Ordinance 51–20–24–25 (zoning case Z‑01‑2025): Rezoning request by GP Contractors at Lafayette Road and Riggins Drive. Public hearing held; motion to approve failed (vote recorded in the transcript and the ordinance did not pass).
- Resolution 37–20–24–25: A resolution requesting elimination of the city’s diversity, equity and inclusion position did not receive a second and therefore did not advance to a council vote.
The council’s floor actions combined house‑keeping approvals (licenses and appointments), first readings on infrastructure and code cleanup, and debate over land use. Where the transcript shows first‑reading passage, final adoption would require subsequent second reading or administrative follow‑up as applicable.
