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Commission approves consent agenda, appointments and housekeeping ordinances in routine votes

Board of Commissioners of the City of Red Bank, Tennessee · December 3, 2025
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Summary

Without extended debate, the commission approved the consent agenda, appointed temporary court coverage, and passed first readings on housekeeping ordinances including an air pollution fee update and several appointment ordinances.

At the meeting, the Board of Commissioners approved several routine matters in a series of motions and roll-call votes.

The consent agenda — which included four appointments to the festival and parks and recreation advisory boards, approval of Amendment No. 1 to an ADA project (PIN 130774), and authorization of a budgeted air-compressor purchase — passed unanimously after a motion from Commissioner Fairbanks Harvey and a second from Vice Mayor Berry.

The commission approved Ordinance 25-12-92 on second and final reading to appoint attorney Brian Haas to preside over the city court in Judge Johnny Houston’s absence. The board then approved Ordinance 25-12-93 on first reading to appoint Brian Haas to preside over the city court from Jan. 12, 2026, through Feb. 10, 2026.

The commission also passed first reading of Ordinance 25-12-94, which amends the municipal code to increase permit and certificate fees under the city’s air pollution control chapter; staff characterized the item as a housekeeping update to align local fee schedules with county-level administration.

All listed roll-call votes recorded in the transcript were affirmative and motions carried. The record shows no resident comments on these items during the meeting time allotted for each vote.