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Commission approves consent agenda including sign-code amendment and waterline agreement

5065366 · June 23, 2025
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Summary

Brentwood commissioners approved the consent agenda on June 23, passing a set of ordinances, resolutions and procurement approvals including a sign-code amendment, capital improvements program adoption and an agreement for the Wilson Pike waterline project.

The Brentwood City Commission on June 23 approved a consent agenda that included ordinances, resolutions and procurement actions. The consent motion, made by Commissioner Travis and seconded by Commissioner Garris, passed by unanimous voice vote.

Key items read into the record from the consent list included: an ordinance amending section 78-420 of the municipal code regarding signs allowed in service institutional districts (Ordinance 25-06, second and final reading); an ordinance amending the FY2025 budget appropriation ordinance (25-08, second and final reading); adoption of the Capital Improvements Program for fiscal years 2026–2030 (Resolution 2025-1); adoption of the non-routine work plan for city departments for FY2026 (Resolution 2025-07); adoption of the classification and pay plan for FY2026 (Resolution 2025-48); authorization of an alteration to the OSRD development plan for the Arcadia subdivision (Resolution 2025-49); authorization of an agreement with Cumberland Pipeline LLC for the Wilson Pike Waterline Project (Resolution 2025-50); authorization for annual procurement of certain materials and services in amounts equal to or exceeding $25,000 from designated vendors (Resolution 2025-51); and approvals to purchase Motorola annual maintenance for the 700 MHz radio system, purchase Mimecast, and purchase a truck for the water services department.

The commission did not pull any consent items for separate discussion. The full consent package passed without opposition.