Cheatham County commissioners approve transfer-station contract, school and county budget amendments and several zoning actions
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At its April 17, 2017 meeting in Ashland City, the Cheatham County Legislative Body approved a professional services agreement for a transfer station, multiple school and county budget amendments, surplus sale of county equipment and voted on two zoning requests, one approved and one denied.
Cheatham County commissioners met April 17 in Ashland City and approved a series of measures including a professional services agreement for the county transfer station, amendments to school and county budgets and two zoning decisions.
Acting Mayor Donnie Jordan told commissioners the county's FEMA account held $105,381.32 and said the commission needed to consider whether to move forward with demolition of flood-damaged properties. The body then approved "the Acting Mayor’s signature for Professional Services with House Engineering, LLC for [the] transfer station," a motion that passed on a roll call vote of 11-0.
The Budget Committee, represented in the meeting by Director of Accounts Sandrine Batts, presented amendments to the General Purpose School Fund that included a $200,000 Regular Capital Outlay appropriation (funding source: fund balance) and $1,314,029 from various budgeted school funds. Commissioners approved those school-fund amendments by roll call vote 11-0.
The body also approved small County General Fund adjustments—Animal Control $95; Juvenile $128; EMA $1,500; Highway and Streets capital projects $503.26—and authorized the surplus and sale of a 1995 Ford Bronco from Building & Codes to the Vehicle Fund. Those items passed 11-0.
On zoning matters, the legislative body approved a zone change for property at 2301 Old Clarksville Pike (owner Leonard Lewis) from C2 (Neighborhood Commercial) to C3 (Rural Convenience Commercial); the vote was recorded 11-0. A separate request to rezone 5.12 acres on Highway 70 in Pegram from E-1 to C-1 was denied after discussion; the roll-call tally was 9 Yes, 2 No.
Other routine business included board appointments and a consent calendar that approved a slate of notary public applicants.
Votes at a glance: - Motion to authorize Acting Mayor signature for Professional Services with House Engineering, LLC (transfer station): approved, roll call 11 Yes, 0 No (see meeting resolution 4). - General Purpose School Fund amendments (Regular Capital Outlay $200,000; Schools $1,314,029): approved, roll call 11 Yes, 0 No (resolution 7). - County General Fund amendments (various small items) and surplus of county asset (1995 Ford Bronco): approved, roll call 11 Yes, 0 No (resolutions 8 and 9). - Zone change for 2301 Old Clarksville Pike (C2→C3): approved, roll call 11 Yes, 0 No (resolution 12). - Zone change denial for Highway 70 property in Pegram (E-1→C-1): denied, roll call 9 Yes, 2 No (resolution 13).
The meeting adjourned at 7:30 P.M.
