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Lebanon council approves consent agenda, park renovation contracts and multiple first readings
Summary
The Lebanon City Council approved a four-item consent agenda and several first- and second-reading items including a park renovation contract, playground grant first reading, budget rollovers and a consent decree settlement; all motions passed by voice vote.
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The Lebanon City Council approved a multi-item consent agenda and a series of first- and second-reading measures at its year-end meeting, taking routine actions on parks, budgets, utilities and a litigation settlement.
On the consent agenda the council authorized the second reading approval for Northwest Quadrant Park renovation (Order No. 257320), approved budget rollovers for the Square Improvements Project, budget amendments for replacement vehicles for the meter-read department, and approved contract addendum No. 4 for gas system rehabilitation with James and Bush Construction Inc. A motion to approve the consent agenda was made and seconded; the items passed by voice vote.
In old-business action, the council approved a second reading to amend the City of Lebanon official design atlas (Order No. 257317) to change an area of Southeast Taylor Mill Road from rural residential agricultural to light industrial in Ward 3 at the request of the applicant. The council also took first-reading actions including approval of a grant contract with the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation for playground improvements at Don Fox Park (Question No. 257324), and a budget amendment for the street department to roll over funds to purchase a tilt front hitch.
The council authorized a refund to Bridgetown Foods for a gas overbilling matter and approved the related budget amendment. The council also approved the first reading to accept a consent decree in Tennessee Riverkeeper, Inc. v. City of Lebanon (U.S. District Court No. 323 cv 01369) and approved a resolution to advertise bids for 2026 paving and striping projects.
All motions recorded in the meeting were made, seconded and approved by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the public audio for these items. Councilors identified as movers and seconders in the record included Councilor Carmack, Councilor Crowell, Councilor Berdyne, Councilor Morehead and others as noted in the agenda remarks. The meeting adjourned after the items were approved.
What happens next: items listed as first readings will return for later readings or final actions as required by the council rules; the playground grant and capital projects will proceed through their respective implementation steps if final approvals and budget adjustments are completed.

