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Votes at a glance: Nolensville commissioners approve budget amendment, contracts and several resolutions
Summary
The board passed an FY2026 budget amendment (Ordinance 26‑O‑1), approved a parks MOU (26‑O‑6) and adopted a letter of support for Friends of Nolensville Parks (26‑O‑17), approved a community-room policy directive (26‑O‑9), professional services agreements (26‑O‑13, 26‑O‑14), denied one liquor compliance application (26‑O‑15) and approved another (26‑O‑16), and confirmed multiple committee appointments.
At its Feb. 5 meeting, the Nolensville Board of Commissioners recorded the following formal outcomes:
- Ordinance 26‑O‑1 (FY2026 budget amendment): Approved unanimously after an amendment to transfer $2,000 for Sanford property utilities from the Fire Department to Public Works.
- Resolution 26‑O‑6 (MOU with Friends of Nolensville Parks): Approved 4–1 after an amendment referencing the parks and recreation master plan.
- Resolution 26‑O‑17 (Adopt letter of support for Friends of Nolensville Parks): Language amended and adopted; final roll-call tally not explicitly transcribed.
- Resolution 26‑O‑9 (Community-room use policy): Approved unanimously with amendment that a fee may be developed in the forthcoming policy.
- Resolution 26‑O‑13 (Award municipal auditing services to Malden and Jenkins LLC): Approved unanimously.
- Resolution 26‑O‑14 (Amendment 3 to Terracon professional services): Approved unanimously for geotechnical analysis of the police headquarters site.
- Resolution 26‑O‑15 (Deny incomplete certificate of compliance application for a retail package liquor store): Approved unanimously; staff to coordinate formal notification.
- Resolution 26‑O‑16 (Approve certificate of compliance for a retail package liquor store): Approved unanimously.
- Appointments: Multiple committee and board appointments were approved by voice vote, including appointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals, Economic Development Advisory Committee, Town Events Advisory Committee and Historic Zoning Commission.
Votes and motions are reflected in the meeting transcript; where the transcript did not include an explicit roll-call tally (for example, the final roll call for Resolution 26‑O‑17), the article notes that the board moved and amended the item and proceeded with adoption.
