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Votes at a glance: Soddy‑Daisy commission approves codification, short‑term rental moratorium and routine purchases
Summary
At its Oct. 6 meeting the Soddy‑Daisy Board of Commissioners unanimously approved first readings for a municipal code codification and a moratorium on non‑owner short‑term rental applications, and approved a replacement police vehicle purchase and a preliminary design agreement.
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The Soddy‑Daisy Board of Commissioners took several recorded actions during its Oct. 6 meeting. Key outcomes:
• Minutes approval (Sept. 14, 2022): Approved as presented (vote: unanimous). (SEG 001)
• Codification and revision of the municipal ordinances — public hearing and first reading: Motion by Commissioner Shipley; second by Commissioner Coleman. Vote: unanimous in favor. (SEG 003–SEG 005)
• Moratorium on acceptance of short‑term rental applications for non‑owner‑occupied properties (rentals under 30 days) through March 15, 2023 — public hearing and first reading: Motion by Commissioner Shipley; second by Commissioner Everett. Vote: unanimous in favor. (SEG 006–SEG 011)
• Purchase of replacement 2023 Dodge Durango for police (state contract price $39,592.00): Motion by Commissioner Everett; second by Commissioner Coleman. The city noted $31,495.00 received from insurance for the totaled vehicle. Vote: unanimous in favor. (SEG 012)
• Preliminary design agreement with Allen & Hoshall (fee equals 1% of estimated construction cost): Motion by Commissioner Coleman; second by Commissioner Everett. Vote: unanimous in favor. (SEG 013–SEG 014)
• Poe’s Tavern reservation for Nov. 5 (Pioneer Days): Request from Steve Smith of the Soddy‑Daisy Montlake Historical Association and Museum; board consensus to approve the date (informal approval). (SEG 012)
Motions recorded in the meeting were carried by unanimous votes of commissioners present. Mayor Nunley was absent; commissioners present cast the affirmative votes reported above.
