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Commission approves Riverwalk property conveyance and construction easement
Summary
The Bedford County commission unanimously approved a conveyance and construction easement for parcels tied to the Shelbyville Riverwalk project, including detailed legal descriptions and a temporary construction easement available to TDOT and its contractors for 2½ years.
The Bedford County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on April 14 to approve a Riverwalk Property Agreement that conveys specified parcels and grants construction easements needed for the proposed Shelbyville Riverwalk project.
Commissioner Drew Hooker moved approval and Commissioner Bill Anderson seconded; the motion passed by voice vote. The minutes attach the full legal descriptions for Tract 1 and related parcels for the Shelbyville Greenway/River Overlook.
According to the packet materials included in the minutes, Parcel 1 contains approximately 0.247 acres. A second parcel identified as "Parcel 1#2" is listed at 2,928 square feet (approximately 0.067 acres). The document also describes construction easement parcels, one containing 2,943 square feet and another described as 20,914 square feet (approximately 0.48 acres). The easement instrument states the working-area easement may be used by the Tennessee Department of Transportation, its contractors or assigns for a period of two and one-half years from the commencement of construction.
The minutes record no amendments or conditions to the conveyance at the time of the vote. The County Clerk's office retains the executed agreement and the attached legal exhibits.
