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Council approves donation, construction agreements and multiple resolutions
Summary
Council approved a donation to Change Lives 1 Day at a Time, Inc., confirmed an appointment to the historic preservation commission, and advanced multiple first readings and contracts including a railroad crossing agreement, TDOT sidewalk engineering, playground resurfacing budget amendment, an emergency utilities expense, and various grant-application resolutions.
The council approved a package of routine items, including a second-reading approval of a donation to Change Lives 1 Day at a Time, Inc., and several first-readings, resolutions and contract authorizations.
Among actions advanced or approved: confirmation of an appointment to the Historic Preservation Commission; a construction agreement with R J Coleman Railroad/Nashville and Eastern Railroad for crossing improvements tied to a sidewalk project on North Castle Heights Avenue; authorization to solicit engineering services for a TDOT sidewalk project (North College, Cumberland and East Market); a budget amendment to resurface the South Hartman Drive playground; approval to pay for an emergency HVAC replacement in the gas department; and a resolution supporting a Volkswagen Diesel Settlement environmental mitigation trust grant application. Council also approved contracting for electrical maintenance services at the wastewater treatment plant and a resolution supporting a Tennessee Department of Transportation multimodal access grant application.
All listed motions and resolutions were approved by voice vote or motion as recorded in the meeting; detailed implementation steps and budgeting decisions will follow through the responsible departments.
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