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Loudon City Council adopts strategic plan, annexation and zoning changes and approves multiple resolutions
Summary
At its Nov. 24 meeting the Loudon City Council adopted a strategic plan, approved a 5-acre annexation and rezoned a Holt Drive property to R‑1, and approved several administrative resolutions — including an employee cafeteria plan, participation in the Tennessee Main Street program and procurement authorization for park bridges.
Loudon City Council voted on a slate of administrative and land-use measures during its Nov. 24 meeting, approving a strategic plan, advancing building-code ordinances, adopting a plan-of-services resolution for a pending annexation and passing a rezoning on second reading.
The council adopted the city’s strategic plan and several routine resolutions, including a City of Loudon cafeteria plan for employees (noted as an IRS requirement), authorization for the city to participate in the Tennessee Main Street program and approval to solicit competitive sealed proposals for removal and replacement of pedestrian bridges and a shared-use path in Legion Park. The council also declared two Dodge Charger squad vehicles (each reported as having about 136,000…
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