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Council passes multiple ordinances and resolutions, defers Carlton Phase 7A acceptance
Summary
At its Nov. 4 meeting the council approved several routine and budget items — including an appropriation of $1,060,135.66 for the Big Station Camp transportation project — and deferred acceptance of public improvements in Carlton Phase 7A for follow-up on site concerns.
The Gallatin City Council took a suite of votes on Nov. 4, approving a mix of second-reading ordinances, first-reading ordinances and resolutions and deferring one development acceptance for staff follow-up.
Votes at a glance
- Approval of meeting minutes for Oct. 7 and Oct. 21 — unanimous. - Ordinance 02509-48 (rezoning ~0.66 acres for Habitat for Humanity) — approved on second reading (see separate story). - Ordinance 02510-55 — grant received for damage to a traffic signal, $1,311.77 — approved on second reading. - Ordinance 02510-56 — donate ~0.187 acres to TDOT for State Route 6 East Camp Creek/Bridal improvement — approved on second reading. - Ordinance 02510-57 — appropriation for Big Station Camp transportation improvement district project, recorded in the transcript as $1,060,135.66 — approved on second reading. - Ordinance 02510-52 — first reading appropriation of $12,686.41 to Miracle Lehi Supply from donations — passed first reading. - Ordinance 02510-53 — first reading appropriation from insurance recovery (amount not specified in transcript) — passed first reading. - Ordinance 02510-63 — first reading appropriation of $143,000 for Greenlee Interchange Improvements — passed first reading. - Ordinance 02510-64 — first reading to change municipal code for long-driveway solid-waste billing (affects roughly 7–9 driveways) — passed first reading. - Resolution R2509-67 (accept public improvements in Carlton Phase 7A) — deferred to Nov. 18 after a councilmember sought to show video evidence of site problems and asked for staff follow-up. - Resolution R2510-78 — authorize Gallatin Police Department to apply for Department of Justice body-worn camera grant — approved unanimously. - Resolution R2510-80 — MOA for new Fire Hall No. 1 (see separate story) — approved unanimously. - Resolutions R2510-81 and R2510-82 — adoption of CDBG consolidated and citizen-participation plans — approved unanimously.
Most motions were moved and seconded from the dais as noted in the record and passed either unanimously or by recorded tallies. Where staff could not confirm historical details (for example, past fee waivers for Habitat or specific amounts tied to insurance-recovery appropriations), council asked staff to return with precise information at a later meeting.
