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Spring Hill board approves two ordinances, multiple resolutions in Nov. 3 meeting
Summary
At the Nov. 3 meeting the board approved second/final readings of Ordinance 25‑25 and 25‑26 (both 9–0) and approved a consent agenda of multiple resolutions, with recorded votes noted below. Resolution 25‑259 (development application pause) was also approved later in the meeting, 8–0.
The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved multiple ordinances and resolutions during its Nov. 3 meeting. Key outcomes:
- Ordinance 25‑25 (amendments to the Unified Development Code: Articles 8, 9, 15 and 17) — second and final reading approved 9–0.
- Ordinance 25‑26 (rezoning approximately 66 acres known on the Maury County tax map from Single Family District R‑2 and Corridor Commercial District C‑3 to Institutional Campus District IC) — second and final reading approved 9–0.
- Consent agenda — included a set of resolutions approved together (25‑246 through 25‑258) covering a range of items including a contract with WBA Architects for a new library conceptual design (25‑246), agreements for child-abuse investigation services (25‑250), extension of annual asphalt paving contract, intersection improvement authorizations, a revised FY25‑26 positions schedule, rescinding a bond call for Kidron Square (25‑254), municipal street‑sweeping services, multiple change orders for the Buckner Lane North Segment Widening Project, and a request for qualifications for community engagement consultant services. The consent agenda was approved 9–0.
- Resolution 25‑259 (to temporarily suspend acceptance and processing of development applications while staff and stakeholders develop allocation policy) — approved later in the meeting, 8–0. (See separate coverage for discussion and next steps.)
Votes and motions: Motion to approve the consent agenda and to advance the ordinances were made by Vice Mayor Linville and seconded by Alderman Murray. The recorded votes for the ordinances and the consent agenda were unanimous among present members where noted.
Formal actions recorded in the meeting minutes and on the agenda packet should be consulted for complete contract numbers and resolution text; the meeting transcript records the motion authors and the board tallies for these items.
