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Dickson County Commission approves FY2019–20 appropriations and sets property tax rate at $2.35
Summary
At its July 29, 2019 meeting in Charlotte, the Dickson County Commission unanimously approved the county appropriations for FY2019–20 and fixed the combined property tax rate at $2.35 per $100 of assessed value; the packet also included nonprofit appropriations, a zoning map change, reappointments and notary confirmations.
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The Dickson County Commission on July 29, 2019 in Charlotte unanimously approved the county's appropriations for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019, and set the combined property tax rate at $2.35 per $100 of assessed value.
The commission approved Resolution 07-2019-01 to make appropriations across county funds, departments and agencies for FY2019–20. Commissioners passed Resolution 07-2019-02 to authorize appropriations to local non-profit charitable organizations for the same fiscal year; the minutes note the Dickson County Humane Society was removed from that resolution because its support is included in the sheriff's budget and the final resolution will reflect the change.
Commissioners then passed Resolution 07-2019-03 fixing the county tax levy at $2.35 per $100. The minutes give the levy breakdown as: General $1.02; Highway/Public Works $0.08; General Purpose School $0.78; General Debt Service $0.47. The record shows the tax-rate public hearing drew no speakers.
Separately, the commission approved Resolution 07-2019-04 to amend the official zoning map by rezoning a portion of Parcel 16.02 (Tax Map 093.00) from C-2 (Commercial) to R-2 (Residential) at the request of Allene and Ivy Armstrong Living Trust, LLC of High Lake Drive, Dickson. The meeting minutes record the rezone motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
Routine business included the reappointment of Mrs. Ginger Brown to the Sanitation Board (three-year term) and the reappointment of Mr. Wilson Overton to the Audit Committee (two-year term); both motions passed unanimously. County Clerk Luanne Greer submitted a slate of notary applicants and the commission approved the list by unanimous voice vote.
All motions recorded in the minutes passed by unanimous aye voice vote with ten commissioners present and one absent (Stacey Batey). The meeting adjourned at 7:10 p.m. The commission announced the Chamber of Commerce "Farm to Table" event on Aug. 8, 2019, and scheduled its next regular session for Aug. 19, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. in the Buford L. (Booty) Reed, Jr. County Commission Chamber at the Dickson County Courthouse.
Votes at a glance: • 07-2019-01 — Appropriations for FY2019–20: moved by Commissioner Jeff Spencer, seconded by Commissioner Becky Spicer; outcome: approved (unanimous voice vote). • 07-2019-02 — Appropriations to non-profit charitable organizations (Humane Society removed from this resolution to be reflected in final): moved by Commissioner Linda Hayes, seconded by Commissioner Dwight McIllwain; outcome: approved (unanimous voice vote). • 07-2019-03 — Fixing tax levy at $2.35 per $100 (General $1.02; Highway/Public Works $0.08; General Purpose School $0.78; General Debt Service $0.47): moved by Commissioner David Shepard, seconded by Commissioner Carl Buckner; outcome: approved (unanimous voice vote). • 07-2019-04 — Zoning amendment (Parcel 16.02, Tax Map 093.00: C-2 to R-2): moved by Commissioner Randy Simpkins, seconded by Commissioner David Shepard; outcome: approved (unanimous voice vote). • Reappointments: Ginger Brown to Sanitation Board (3-year term): moved by Commissioner Linda Hayes, seconded by Commissioner James C. Dawson; approved (unanimous voice vote). Wilson Overton to Audit Committee (2-year term): moved by Commissioner Dwight McIllwain, seconded by Commissioner Randy Simpkins; approved (unanimous voice vote). • Approval of notaries (list submitted by County Clerk Luanne Greer): moved by Commissioner Jeff Spencer, seconded by Commissioner Carl Buckner; approved (unanimous voice vote).
