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Cheatham County approves mayoral contracts, reappointments and removes Water Plant Road from county road list
Summary
Commissioners unanimously approved a package of mayoral contracts including a franchise agreement for cable/internet, reappointed members to Planning & Zoning and 911 boards, approved location for an EMA/EMS storage building, and removed Water Plant Road from the county road list, making the bridge privately owned.
CHEATHAM COUNTY, Tenn. — At its Dec. 21 meeting the Cheatham County Legislative Body approved a series of administrative and infrastructure items including procurement contracts, reappointments, committee recommendations about storage and roads, and routine consent items.
County Mayor Kerry McCarver presented a package of items that commissioners approved by roll call 12‑0: America’s Thrift contract for containers at solid waste facilities; the Omnia Master Intergovernmental Cooperative Purchasing Agreement in connection with sheriff’s furniture; the new Verizon/NASPO contract; authorization to relocate Human Resources to the Highway Department at Sycamore Square upon completion of the new Highway Department building; and a CEMC franchise agreement allowing the provider to offer internet and cable TV service in the county. The mayor also reappointed John Werne and Brenda Montgomery to the Planning and Zoning Commission and reappointed Tim Binkley and Billy Hudsepth Jr. to the CC 911 Emergency Board for terms beginning Jan. 1, 2021.
The Capital Improvements Committee recommended that the storage building for Emergency Management Agency and Emergency Medical Services be located behind the Emergency Management Agency; commissioners approved that recommendation by voice vote. Road & Bridge reported and commissioners approved removing Water Plant Road from the County Road List; the minutes state the bridge on that road will become private and responsibility of the owner and that the resolution will be executed upon deed conveyance. A motion to extend Floy Lane was discussed and withdrawn, with the commission referring the matter to the Planning Commission.
The meeting also approved a list of notary public applicants on the consent calendar and concluded with a brief discussion about creating a new county Growth Plan. The meeting adjourned at 8:10 p.m.
