Council adopts consent agenda including multiple land donations, housing agreements and renewals

The Clarksville City Council adopted a consent agenda covering numerous routine and substantive items, including multiple donations of property for sewer pump station purposes, authorizations to negotiate property purchases for affordable and transitional housing, and a set of zoning map changes and overlay updates.

Key adopted items (consent agenda): - Several ordinances accepting donations of land for sewer pump stations from Whitetail Development Partnership, CBP Properties, Holly Point LLC, Main Street Investments TN Group, Riverchase LLC (Ordinances 98, 99, 120, 101, 102, 104 series as listed on the agenda). - Authorizations for the mayor/designee to negotiate and enter agreements to purchase property for affordable housing projects with Montgomery County Habitat for Humanity and Appalachian Service Project, and to acquire property for transitional housing supporting the CMCSS families in transition program. - Zoning map amendments and design overlay updates forwarded as listed, and one update to design overlay districts (Fort Campbell Boulevard and Tiny Town Road corridors). - Resolution approving an appointment to the power board and a retail liquor license renewal for Bill’s Package Store at 1651 Fort Campbell Boulevard.

Vote: The consent agenda passed unanimously (12 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain). Many of the items listed on the consent agenda were second readings and will be recorded in the city code following final administrative processing.

Finance and committee items: Separately, the council approved several finance‑committee items on first reading, including amendments to the utilities code regarding ownership and maintenance of meters and services (Ordinance 2) and an easement/acquisition ordinance for the Liberty Park Sidewalks Phase 3 project; those measures passed on recorded votes in committee and on the council floor as shown in the minutes.