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Votes at a glance: Cheatham County Legislative Body actions, Nov. 19, 2018
Summary
Key roll-call votes at the Nov. 19 meeting included multiple unanimous budget approvals, selection of Benefits Inc. for employee benefits, and a split vote on a highway land purchase; full tallies are listed.
The Cheatham County Legislative Body recorded roll-call tallies for a number of motions on Nov. 19, 2018. Below are the key outcomes and vote counts as recorded in the minutes.
- Purchasing contract for Sycamore Street property (Resolution 5): Motion approved by roll call vote 11 Yes, 1 No (Gary Binkley voted No). - Mayor's copier contract for the jail (Resolution 6): Approved 12 Yes, 0 No. - Maintenance Support Agreement in the jail (Resolution 7): Approved 12 Yes, 0 No. - County General Fund budget amendments (Resolution 9): Approved 12 Yes, 0 No. - Drug Control Fund vehicle (Resolution 10): Final authorization for $55,765 passed 12 Yes, 0 No after prior amendment votes (Resolution 11 recorded earlier amendment with 8 Yes, 4 No). - Other Capital Projects – Jail Fund land transfer (Resolution 13): Approved 11 Yes, 1 No. - Three-Year Land purchase for Jail expansion (Resolution 16): Approved 11 Yes, 1 No. - Three-Year Land purchase for future school use (Resolution 17): Approved 12 Yes, 0 No. - EMS salary scale change (Resolution 18): Approved 12 Yes, 0 No. - $1.2M transfer for Sycamore Square renovations (Resolution 19): Approved 12 Yes, 0 No. - Insurance bid award to Benefits Inc. (Resolution 20): Approved 12 Yes, 0 No. - $100,000 to Pleasant View Fire Department (Resolution 21): Approved 12 Yes, 0 No. - Parking islands and LED poles at Sycamore Square (Resolutions 22 and 23): Approved 12 Yes, 0 No. - Purchase of 38 acres on George Boyd Road for Highway Department (Resolution 25): Approved 10 Yes, 2 No.
The minutes list movers and seconders for each motion and provide roll-call name-by-name voting in many cases; where the minutes provide individual names within roll-call lists, those names were transcribed in the official record.
