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Cheatham County Legislative Body: votes at a glance — April 15, 2019
Summary
Commissioners approved a series of mayoral contracts, lease extensions, a TDEC amendment, a census partnership, budget amendments and several administrative items; most votes were unanimous except the Vance Mayo land contract (10-1-1).
At its April 15, 2019 meeting in Ashland City, the Cheatham County Legislative Body approved multiple mayoral contracts and county actions. Key outcomes recorded in the minutes include:
• Vance Mayo Land Contract (Resolution 4): Approved 10 Yes, 1 No (Gary Binkley), 1 Abstain (Ann Jarreau). Motion to approve the county mayor’s signature was made by David Anderson and seconded by Walter Weakley.
• Agreement with Town of Ashland City for a Sycamore Square water tank (Resolution 5): Approved 12-0.
• Letter of intent with Ashland City for sale of county property for a wastewater facility (Resolution 6): Approved 12-0.
• Pizza Hut (GPS Hospitality) lease extension at Sycamore Square (Resolution 7): Approved 12-0.
• Delinquent Tax Attorney Contract for 2019 (Resolution 8): Approved 12-0. County Attorney Michael Bligh recorded the tax attorney’s opinion that notices should be published in generally circulated newspapers rather than sent to specific individuals.
• TDEC Contract amendment in lieu of performance bond for the sanitary landfill (Resolution 9): Approved 12-0.
• Partnership with the U.S. Census Bureau for the 2020 Census (Resolution 10): Approved 12-0.
• Resolution directing the county mayor to identify and select design professionals for the County Jail Project (Resolution 11): Approved 12-0.
• Budget amendments to the County General Fund including a $100,000 allocation for the jail (Resolution 12) and a personnel/pay adjustment creating a Lieutenant of Narcotics (Resolution 13): Approved 12-0.
• Authorization to surplus and dispose of county assets (Resolution 14) and approval of notary applicants (Resolution 16): Approved as recorded.
These items were recorded in the meeting minutes with roll-call or voice votes as noted; minutes do not provide contract details, dollar amounts for property sales, or procurement schedules. The meeting adjourned at 7:33 p.m. (Resolution 17).
