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Red Bank work session previews consent items: traffic-signal emergency repair, cemetery appointment, parks initiative and fire-training steps
Summary
At the Oct. 7 work session staff previewed consent items to be considered at the regular meeting: a debt-policy update, a $25,068.10 emergency repair to a traffic signal that city staff said will be covered by the motorist's insurance, the appointment of Anthony Sims to the Cemetery Advisory Board, reaffirmation of the city's participation in the
Red Bank staff presented several consent items at the City Commission work session on Oct. 7, including a debt-policy update, an emergency traffic-signal repair, an advisory-board appointment, reaffirmation of a parks-access commitment and a purchase for the fire department's training tower.
Director Perry introduced an updated debt-policy document described as the city's existing impasse model with Red Bank-specific additions and capital-improvement information. "It was just kind of a tuck in a drawer... We just pulled it out, updated it to Red Bank, and added our CIP information to it," Perry said.
Traffic-signal emergency repair: Public Works Director Tate described a Sunday, Sept. 21, 3:43 a.m. crash at Pineville Road and Signal Mountain Road that knocked out the traffic-control box and a nearby…
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