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Brentwood approves consent agenda and appoints Debbie Sheridan to Board of Zoning Appeals
Summary
The commission unanimously approved nine consent items including personnel, cybersecurity policy and library improvements and voted 6–1 to appoint Debbie Sheridan to the Board of Zoning Appeals, with Commissioner Garris voting for Christopher Rose.
At its Jan. 12 meeting, the Brentwood City Commission unanimously approved a slate of consent items and filled a vacancy on the Board of Zoning Appeals.
The consent agenda included multiple resolutions and approvals: an amendment to the FY2026 general employees classification and pay plan; authorization to use a competitive sealed proposal process for consultant services to update the Brentwood 2030 plan; adoption of a cybersecurity policy; authorization to expend Holt Trust funds for interior improvements at the John P. Holt Brentwood Library; agreements for annual sewer pipeline inspection and cleaning; approval for the 2026 annual employee recognition dinner contract; vehicle graphics and painting services for police vehicles; and approval to purchase fiber and replacement materials.
Commissioner Pippen moved to approve the consent agenda and Commissioner Donahue seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
On the Board of Zoning Appeals appointment, commissioner ballots were read aloud: Commissioners Pippen, Travis, Vice Mayor Little, Dunn and Donahue and Mayor Andrews voted for Debbie Sheridan; Commissioner Garris voted for Christopher Rose. Debbie Sheridan received six votes and was selected. City staff will contact the candidates.
What happens next: Staff will notify the selected candidate and process the appointment; Planning and legal staff will administratively update rosters as needed.
