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Votes at a glance: Nolensville commissioners approve zoning first reading, budget amendment (as amended), and two resolutions
Summary
On March 6 the Nolensville Board of Commissioners unanimously approved first reading of a zoning amendment on vending, passed a fiscal-year budget amendment on first reading with an amendment removing two HR appropriations, and approved two resolutions directing staff research and state fiscal policy support.
The Town of Nolensville Board of Commissioners recorded several unanimous formal actions at its March 6 meeting.
Key actions
- Second reading motion postponed: The board voted unanimously to postpone second reading of Ordinance 24-418, a municipal-code provision to adopt mobile food-vending rules, to allow alignment with a zoning text amendment process. (Postponed.)
- Ordinance 25-06 (first reading): The board approved first reading of a zoning-text amendment (Ordinance 25-06) that amends multiple tables and definitions related to on‑street and mobile vending. Vote: unanimous on first reading.
- Ordinance 25-10 (first reading, amended): The board considered an amendment to the FY2025 budget file (Ordinance 25-10). Commissioners moved to remove two appropriations related to HR 941 quarterly reports from the amendment; the removal motion passed unanimously. The main motion for first reading of the budget amendment as amended then passed unanimously.
- Resolution 25-023: The board approved a resolution requesting the finance department to research and select an electronic payment-processing system. Vote: unanimous.
- Resolution 25-024: The board approved a resolution requesting the 114th session of the Tennessee General Assembly to allocate one-half of the real-estate transfer tax to the county of collection on a recurring basis, with proceeds to be used at least in part as TDOT match funds. Vote: unanimous.
Procedural votes and routine approvals
- The board approved minutes from previous meetings and the consent agenda by unanimous voice vote.
Why it matters: The first-reading approvals and resolutions set procedures and policy positions that will return for final actions (where required) and guide staff work. The budget amendment will be considered further consistent with state law and town procedures; the zoning amendment will proceed through required public-notice and second-reading steps.
Ending: All recorded votes at the March 6 meeting were unanimous; staff will proceed with the directions given and return items for future consideration as required.
