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Commissioner says Parkridge emergency facility won approval; commissioners note a spike in local development
Summary
Commissioner Shipley told the board the Parkridge Emergency Care facility received approval in Nashville; Commissioner Everett reported building permits exceeded $2 million this month and described heavy development in the city.
Commissioner Shipley told the Board on Nov. 3 that the Parkridge Emergency Care facility received approval in Nashville, and he thanked community members who supported the project. "It has been an honor to work with Mayor Nunley and Vice‑Mayor Cothran," City Manager Johnson said; several commissioners offered public thanks to the outgoing mayor and vice‑mayor.
Commissioner Everett said he learned new statistics during the Certificate of Need hearing for the Parkridge Emergency Care facility and reported that building permits topped $2,000,000 in the month, saying "Soddy‑Daisy is the number 1 municipality for development." He expressed appreciation to residents who attended the hearing. Commissioners discussed election certification timing and whether newly elected commissioners should be seated at the December meeting following certification.
The board did not take a formal vote related to the Parkridge project at the Nov. 3 meeting; commissioners framed the item as an update and a thank‑you to supporters.
