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Sumner County forms ad hoc committee to study old courthouse; mayor says no ADA plan is in place
Summary
Chairman Ben Harris named members of an ad hoc committee to study the old courthouse and County Mayor John Isbell told the committee that an ADA plan is not currently in place and could affect funding, prompting Wynne to add the matter to next month’s agenda.
At the Jan. 5 General Operations Committee meeting, Chairman Ben Harris announced an ad hoc committee to study the county’s old courthouse, naming Reggie Mudd, Clay Haynes, County Mayor John Isbell, Gallatin Mayor Paige Brown and Commissioner J. Wes Wynne.
Commissioner David Klein asked to be added to the ad hoc committee and Chairman Harris declined that request at this time. Chairman Harris then asked Mayor John Isbell to address the county’s Americans with Disabilities Act planning for the courthouse; Mayor Isbell said there is not an ADA plan in place and that could affect funding with TOOT. Commissioner Wynne moved to place the ADA plan on next month’s agenda and the chair agreed to add it.
The county’s master projects list included in the committee packet shows an "Old Courthouse Renovation" line with status noted as application submitted. The ad hoc committee will work with staff and may inform future project scoping and funding discussions.
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