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Votes at a glance: Collegedale Commission approves consent-agenda ordinance, ETSO sound expense, airport sale process and finance report
Summary
The Collegedale City Commission unanimously approved several routine items at its March 16 meeting, including ordinance 1175 (adding a consent-agenda item), a sound-system expense for a July 3 ETSO event, authorization for a resident to begin an airport right-of-way sale process, and the February finance report. All votes were recorded by roll call and passed.
The Collegedale City Commission recorded unanimous approvals on multiple routine items during its March 16 meeting.
Ordinance 1175 (consent-agenda addition): The clerk read the caption for ordinance 1175, "An ordinance of the city of Collegedale, Tennessee adding a consent agenda item to the order of business set forth in municipal code section 1-102." The commission opened a public hearing, heard no comments, closed the hearing and approved the ordinance on second reading by roll call (vote tally: 5 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain).
ETSO sound-system expense (July 3 event): The commission approved an additional sound-system expense so the ETSO could perform a July 3 community concert (presented as a four-act family event separate from the July 4 Freedom Festival). ETSO representative Brian described plans for a four-act concert with vendors and family activities. The motion carried by roll call (vote tally: 5 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain).
Airport right-of-way — begin property-sale process: Staff summarized a resident’s request to acquire an abandoned right of way along McDonald Road (to widen a driveway). The commission authorized the resident to begin the appraisal and survey process; any final sale will proceed through planning commission and return to the commission for approval. Motion approved by roll call (vote tally: 5 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain).
February finance report: Finance staff presented the February report (57% of budgeted revenues received year-to-date; expenditures reported at roughly 79% of budget). The commission voted to accept the report by roll call (vote tally: 5 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain).
Other routine actions included approval of the March 2 meeting minutes earlier in the agenda. All recorded roll-call votes at this meeting were unanimous in favor of the motions presented.
