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Commission waives chili‑cookoff vendor fees, approves county inspection MOU and discusses parking‑lot RFP

City of Stamping Ground City Commission · September 29, 2025
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Summary

The Commission approved an MOU with the county for Fire Marshall and inspection services at no cost to the city, waived business‑license fees for chili‑cookoff vendors, kept the parking‑lot RFP open through Sept. 30 and tabled a proposed cell‑site offer.

The Stamping Ground City Commission on Sept. 29 approved several administrative and community items, including an MOU with Madison County for fire‑marshal and inspection services, and a waiver of business‑license fees for vendors at the upcoming chili cook‑off.

Mayor Jennifer Jones said she had spoken with Chief Hendricks and recommended the city allow the county to handle inspections; commissioners voted to accept a Fire Marshall and Inspection MOU with the county on a 4‑0 vote (motion by Commissioner Cody Meadows; second by Commissioner Dale Perry). Mayor Jones said the arrangement would be at no cost to the city.

Commissioner Megan Brown asked whether business‑license fees could be waived for vendors at the chili cook‑off. Commissioner Cody Meadows moved to waive the fees and Commissioner Dale Perry seconded; the motion passed 4‑0.

Commissioners discussed the parking‑lot RFP (noting a typo in the document) and confirmed the RFP remains open until Sept. 30. The survey of the property behind City Hall had been assigned previously to Joel Day, who is no longer available; the commission must find another surveyor. A cell‑site offer from Unison Infrastructure was tabled pending more information.

The meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.; minutes will be considered for approval at the Oct. 9, 2025 meeting.