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At a glance: March 2 Bradley County Commission actions
Summary
Commission approved minutes and a consent agenda (including Tax Committee parcel sale recommendations), approved turf financing for three parks (11–1), approved property cleanup up to $25,000 (12–0) and adjourned; other items were committee-level reports and presentations.
The Bradley County Commission convened March 2 and completed routine business, approving meeting minutes and a consent agenda that included Tax Committee recommendations to offer several county-owned parcels for sale.
Key formal actions recorded in the meeting minutes: • Approval of minutes — motion carried 12–0. • Approval of consent agenda (includes Tax Committee parcel-sale recommendations) — motion carried 12–0. • Approval to proceed with Mayor's turf proposal for Bradley North, Blue Springs and Elrod Park using HCI financing and amortization — motion carried 11–1 (Commissioner Cindy Slater recorded as opposed). • Approval to clean county-owned property at 1770 Spring Place Terrace SE using Landfill Funds (Fund 116) up to $25,000 — motion carried 12–0.
The meeting also included reports and committee attachments: Building & Land and Road Committee discussion about a requested sewer easement tied to a proposed private $35 million development (no easement approved), Tax Committee minutes setting minimum bids for multiple parcels, and a Law Enforcement Committee presentation on Tier 1 jail accreditation revenue and sheriff’s pay proposals. Chairman Thomas L. Crye adjourned the session at 7:17 p.m.
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