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Votes at a glance: Mount Juliet Board of Commissioners, May 12, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken at the May 12, 2025 Mount Juliet Board of Commissioners meeting, including land-use votes, budget amendments and code updates.
The City of Mount Juliet Board of Commissioners took the following formal actions at its May 12, 2025 meeting. Items are listed by agenda identifier and include the motion summary and recorded outcome on the meeting record.
- 10a–10d (Unfinished business on consent) - 10a: Ordinance to amend Code of Ordinances, chapter 12 (fire prevention / fireworks). Outcome: Approved on consent. - 10b: Ordinance to amend Code of Ordinances, chapter 30 (utilities, divisions 1–12). Outcome: Approved on consent. - 10c: Ordinance to amend Code of Ordinances, chapter 28 (traffic commission, section 28-24). Outcome: Approved on consent. - 10d: Ordinance to amend Code of Ordinances, chapter 4 (alcohol and beverage). Outcome: Approved on consent.
- 10e: Ordinance to amend FY2024–25 budget to appropriate funds for police-vehicle purchases. The board adopted staff amendments that increased insurance recoveries to $157,704 and transportation equipment to $694,204. Outcome: Approved.
- 11b: Rezoning request for 615 Rutland Drive (approx. 5 acres, RS-40 to CMU). Outcome: Deferred to June 9, 2025 for applicant representation.
- 11c: Land-use plan amendment for 6235 Central Pike (Map 76, Parcel 53) from medium-density residential to multifamily residential. Outcome: Approved.
- 11d: Annex approximately 15.8 acres at 6235 Central Pike into city corporate boundaries. Outcome: Approved.
- 11e: Rezoning and preliminary master development plan for 6235 Central Pike (multiple parcels) to a PUD. The commission approved three technical amendments (change RM-8 to RM-16 base district where density required it; RS-15 to RS-30; and insertion of the staff report waivers and conditions into section 2 of the ordinance). The developer committed to a voluntary per-unit contribution of $7,500 toward a traffic signal at Central Pike and Pleasant Grove Road, payable at erosion-control permit, and to deliver a Phase 1 road connection in the first phase (approximately 80 units). Outcome: Approved as amended.
- 11f: Rezoning of approximately 1 acre at 3073 Curd Road (Ward 2) from RS-20 to CNS/CN to permit an office headquarters for Virtu Modern. Outcome: Approved.
- 11g: Amendment to the land development code (part A subdivision regulations, article 4). Outcome: Approved.
- 11h: Amendment to the land development code (part B zoning regulations, article 9 parking/loading/access). Staff recommended minor wording changes to point to existing code for on-street parking; the board approved the changes and approved the ordinance. Outcome: Approved.
- 11i: Resolution 26-2024, in support of research and development for a community recreational facility on city-owned Clemens Road property: the board amended the resolution’s not-to-exceed figure from $11,000,000 to $14,000,000 and deleted language that explicitly called for “two Olympic-sized” indoor pools; the resolution as amended was approved. Outcome: Approved as amended.
Votes recorded on the public record are reflected in the meeting minutes and the final ordinance/resolution text will incorporate staff-specified amendments and conditions. Several items were amended on the floor before final approval; the planning staff will update ordinance language to reflect those amendments and conditions before final codification.
