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Rogersville staff discuss Morelock R‑3 zoning request and local infrastructure needs
Summary
Administrator Chad Bybee presented a Morelock R-3 zoning request and reported on street striping, storm-shelter work, sidewalks near Carlie and Batie, a Church Street water leak and completion of the Leabrooke box culvert.
Administrator Chad Bybee addressed planning and infrastructure matters at the Jan. 22 Rogersville Board of Aldermen meeting.
Bybee discussed a Morelock R-3 zoning request, summarizing demographics for multi-family versus single-family housing as part of the Planning and Zoning discussion. The minutes record the presentation but do not show a formal vote or outcome on the zoning request.
In his administrator’s report Bybee said the city was preparing for an upcoming snow storm, is still awaiting confirmation on striping for Cedar and Mill streets, and reported that Altec has finished work on the storm shelter while C & C Group has one more day of work remaining. He noted that children are frequently standing in the road near Carlie and Batie streets and that the subdivision was expected to have been part of a sidewalk buyout program—money that the board indicated it was willing to explore for sidewalk work in that area. Bybee also reported an ongoing water-leak repair at Church Street and that the Leabrooke box culvert is complete.
Board members did not record formal direction beyond noting willingness to look into sidewalk funding; the minutes do not assign specific follow-up tasks or budgets for those items.
