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Clarksville council adopts consent agenda including utilities billing changes and liquor certificate repeals
Summary
The Clarksville City Council approved its consent agenda, which included Ordinance 36 20 25 26 (second reading) amending utility billing rules and Resolution 31 20 25 26 repealing certificates for two liquor retailers; the vote was 11–0. No public comment was recorded at the special session.
The Clarksville City Council unanimously approved a consent agenda that included a second-reading ordinance revising parts of the city’s utility billing code and a resolution repealing certificates tied to two liquor retailers.
City Clerk (S3) read the items on the consent agenda, describing Ordinance 36 20 25 26 as “an ordinance amending part 2, code of ordinances, title 13, utilities and service, chapter 3, gas, water, and sewer service, section 13-313, bill payment, late payment penalty, account deactivation, and reactivation service fee for the city of Clarksville relative to payment extension agreements.” The consent package also listed Resolution 31 20 25 26, which the clerk described as “a resolution repealing the certificates and compliance for Clarksville Liquor Warehouse, 2804 Wilmer Rudolph Boulevard, and The Liquor Shop, 1487 Madison Street.”
Presiding officer (S1) asked for a motion on the consent agenda and reported that one had been made and properly seconded. After members cast their votes, City Clerk (S3) announced, “11 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain.” The presiding officer then declared that the consent agenda was adopted.
The ordinance read on second involves revisions to Title 13 of the Code of Ordinances related to bill payment, late payment penalties, account deactivation/reactivation fees and payment extension agreements; the text read at the meeting did not specify the precise fee amounts or implementation dates. The resolution removes certain certificates and compliance entries for two retail locations at the addresses read aloud by the clerk.
No public commenters addressed the council during the session, and the meeting proceeded to other new business items before adjourning.
The council recorded the formal approval vote and adopted the consent agenda as read.
