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At a glance: Hickman County approves multiple rezoning and operational resolutions (May 26)

Hickman County Legislative Body · May 26, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners approved several resolutions in a single session: two second-reading rezoning approvals, an ordinance giving the sheriff authority to enforce solicitation rules, and a TDOT lighting maintenance acceptance; vote tallies and quick notes are provided.

HICKMAN COUNTY, Tenn. — At its May 26 meeting the Hickman County legislative body approved multiple resolutions and routine items. Key outcomes:

- Resolution 2615 (rezoning at 10375 North Tibble Road, Bon Aqua, A1 to R1): Passed by roll call (12 yes, two absent); planning commission recommended approval.

- Resolution 2616 (rezoning at 2908 Highway 100, Centerville, A1 to C1): Passed by roll call (12 yes, two absent); planning commission recommended approval.

- Resolution 2617 (authorize sheriff to enforce regulations against unauthorized public solicitation): Passed by roll call (12 yes, two absent). Sponsors said the measure targets fraudulent roadside collections and out-of-town door-to-door solicitations.

- Resolution 2620 (authorize county to accept maintenance and utility responsibilities for TDOT lighting at I-40/State Route 50 interchange, Exit 148): Passed by roll call (12 yes, two absent). Sponsors estimated about $6,000 annually before any cost-sharing with Humphre County and said the lighting improves safety and signage opportunities.

Other routine business included approval of minutes, appointment of notaries and multiple budget amendments previously approved in committee. The full meeting also included public comments and extended debate on school funding and solid-waste fees.