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Commission approves consent agenda; minutes approved with two abstentions

2756370 · March 24, 2025
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Summary

The Brentwood commission unanimously approved five consent resolutions and approved minutes from the March 10 meeting with a recorded tally of five in favor and two abstentions.

The Brentwood Board of Commissioners approved the consent agenda and accepted a set of city resolutions during its March 24, 2025 meeting. The commission also approved correction or approval of minutes from the March 10 meeting with abstentions recorded.

Nut graf: Multiple routine items were adopted as a block by unanimous voice vote; a separate vote on approval of the March 10 minutes resulted in five votes in favor and two abstentions.

On the consent agenda, the commission adopted the following resolutions as read on the record (no separate discussion was requested):

- Resolution 2025-5202: Authorizing an amendment with R. J. Young Company for consolidated copier services. - Resolution 2025-5204: Adopting revisions to the city's personnel rules and regulations for adoption. - Resolution 20 25-25: Authorizing a change order with ESP Associates Inc. for Windy Hill Park design services. - Resolution 2025-26: Authorizing an amendment to the agreement with the Tennessee Department of Transportation to locally manage a signal system upgrade project. - Resolution 2025-5207: Authorizing an amendment with Medical Benefits Administrators Inc. (MedBin) for pharmacy benefit management for calendar year 2025.

The mayor called for a motion and the consent agenda passed unanimously by voice vote. The minutes for the March 10 meeting were then considered; a motion to approve the minutes passed with five in favor and two abstentions (clerk to reflect the tally in the official record).

Ending: The commission had no other old business and adjourned after completing the consent agenda and routine items.