Dec 03, 2020 City Council

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WILL SERVE AS OUR CHAPLAIN OF THE DAY. COUNCIL LADY GUZMAN WILL LEAD US IN THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE. I WILL ASK YOU TO STAND IF YOU ARE ABLE.

COUNCILMAN BURKHART, PLEASE LEAD US AND A PRAYER >> FATHER IN HEAVEN THEY WILL FOR THIS DAY AND ALL THE BLESSINGS WAS BESTOWED UPON US THE STATE.

WE BEGIN THIS EVENING TO DO THE BUSINESS OF THE CITY. PLEASE BE WITH US.

MAY WE MAKE DECISIONS THAT ARE BEST FOR ALL. FATHER, WE KNOW WE HAVE NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS AND FAMILY IN HARM'S WAY THIS EVENING ABROAD.

PLEASE BE WITH THEM, BE WITH THEIR FAMILIES AS THEY ARE AWAY THIS HOLIDAY SEASON.

FATHER, BLESS THEM AS ONLY YOU CAN. FATHERS, WE DO THE BUSINESS OF THE CITY. PLEASE FORGIVE US OF OUR SINS. IN CHRIST NAME WE PRAY, AMEN.

>>> I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS, ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL.

>> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MADAME CLERK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLE.

>> MR. GARRETT. >> HERE. >> MR.RICHMOND .

>> HERE. >> MR. ERB. >> HERE.

>> MR. CHANDLER. >> HERE> MS. GUZMAN. >> HERE.

>> MISS SMITH. >> HERE >> MR. HOLLEMAN .

>> PRESIDENT. >> MR. ALLEN. >> PRESENT.

>> MR. HENLEY. >> HERE. >> MISS STREETMAN.

>> HERE. >> MR. NORRIS. >> HERE.

>> MR. BURKHART. >> HERE. >> MAYOR PITTS.

>> HERE. >> ALL MEMBERS PRESENT. >>> IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH THE TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE GOVERNORS EXECUTIVE ORDER REGARDING HOLDING OPEN MEETINGS IN A FORM OTHER THAN THE OPEN AND IN PUBLIC. THIS GOVERNING BODY DETERMINES MEETING ELECTRONICALLY IS NECESSARY TO PROTECT THE HEALT , SAFETY AND WELFARE OF ITS CITIZENS DUE TO THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK. I WILL ENTERTAIN A MOTION AND A

SECOND. >> I MAKE A MOTION TO ACCEPT IT.

>> SECOND. >> MOTION MADE AND PROPERLY SECONDED TO HOLD THE MEETING ELECTRONICALLY. ANY QUESTIONS? MADAME CLERK?

TAKE THE VOTE. >> MR. GARRETT. >> AYE.

>> MR.RICHMOND. >> AYE. >> MR. ERB.

>> TRENTON . >> MR. CHANDLER. >> AYE.

>> MS. SMITH.> YES. >> MR. HOLLEMAN. >> AYE.

>> MR. ALLEN. >> AYE. >> MR. HENLEY.

[14) SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS]

>> AYE. >> MISS STREETMAN. >> TRENTON.

>> MR. NORIS. >> AYE. >> MR. BURKHART.

>> AYE. >> MAYOR PITTS. >> AYE.

>> MOTION ADOPTED. >>> LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IF I MAY ASK WITHOUT OBJECTION IF WE COULD MOVE THE SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS UP FROM THE END OF THE AGENDA TO THIS PART OF THE AGENDA. I WOULD LIKE TO RECOGNIZE THOSE OUTGOING MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL. ANYONE OBJECT TO THAT? HEARING ON, OKAY.

>> ARE WE HOT. SOUNDS LIKE WE ARE HUNDRED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WE ARE PLANTING ON THE GROUND TONIGHT. E ARE RECOGNIZING SEVEN MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL WHO ARE LEAVING THE BODY AS OF THE END OF THIS MONTH. AND PART OF ME WANTS TO BE LIKE THE GUY IN WASHINGTON AND DENIED THEIR ELECTION RESULTS LET'S GET ON WITH THE BUSINESS,

BUT THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN AND. >>JOE PITTS: MAKE SURE WE HONOR THEM PROPERLY.

AND SO I AM GOING TO CALL OUTGOING MEMBERS OF ONE AT A TIME AND ASK YOU TO COME FORWARD. AND SO WE WILL START WITH COUNCILMAN ERB.

>> COULD YOU HAVE THEM TURN THE CAMERA SO THAT WE CAN SEE IT AS WELL?>> YES, MA'AM.

CAN YOU GET US THE CAMERA? >> THANK YOU. WE STILL DON'T HAVE IT YET.

>> IT'S COMING. >> THANK YOU, MAYOR. >>JOE PITTS: YOU ARE WELCOME.

>> THANK YOU. >>JOE PITTS: HOW IS THAT? >> WE CAN SEE YOU.

WE CAN SEE THE ONE SINCE COMING. >>JOE PITTS: ALL RIGHT.

COUNCILMAN ERB, YOU MAY BE A YANKEE BY BIRTH, BUT YOU ARE NOT 100 PERCENT SOUTHERN.

I THINK YOU EVEN HEARD YOU SAY BLESS HIS HEART ONE TIME DURING SOME OF OUR DEBATES AND

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YOU KNOW, GO TO STORES AND THE OF STORES THAT HAVE BUY ONE GET ONE FREE.

YOU GET ONE FREE WITH CLAUDIA BECAUSE SHE'S ALWAYS THERE BY HIS SIDE.

SO THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AS WELL. TO OUR CITY.

AND WE ARE JUST SO THANKFUL FOR YOU. WE HAVE PROCLAMATIONS FROM THE CITY, AS WELL AS PROCLAMATIONS FROM THE STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES .

AND I WANT TO SAY TO YOU WRONG ERB, THAT YOU WERE LIKE THE MAN IN THE BIBLE BARNABAS.

YOU ARE THE SON OF ENCOURAGEMENT. AND I WANT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR YOUR ENCOURAGEMENT THESE MANY YEARS. GOD BLESS YOU, SIR.

>>TOM ERB: THANK YOU, MAYOR. THANK YOU FRIENDS AND FELLOW COUNCILMAN.

I TRULY ADDRESS YOU AS FRIENDS. WE HAVE HAD HEATED DEBATES IN HERE, BUT WHEN WE GO HOME IT IS ALL FORGOTTEN. YOU ARE MY FRIENDS AND ALWAYS WILL BE.TO THE PEOPLE OF WARD 3, I CONSIDER IT A PRIVILEGE TO HAVE SERVED THEM. BUT THAT WAS MY DUTY HERE.

TO SERVE THEM AND SERVE THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE. THANK YOU, MAYOR.

>>JOE PITTS: GOD BLESS YOU BOTH. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

YOU'RE WATCHING THIS AT HOME BY INTERNET, DO NOT ADJUST YOUR SET.

COUNCILMAN CHANDLER HAS SPENT HIS LIFE IN SERVICE TO THIS COMMUNITY.

BE IN A NATIVE OF CLARKSVILLE HE GREW UP HERE, BUT HE IS ALSO SERVED OUR CITY FAITHFULLY AS A MEMBER OF THE CLARKSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT UNTIL HE RETIRED THEY SWITCHED GEARS AND BEGIN SERVING HIS HOMETOWN AS A MEMBER OF THE CLARKSVILLE CITY COUNCIL.

AT A RECENT GATHERING OF THE CITY COUNCIL, YOU WILL REMEMBER HE REGALED US WITH STORIES ABOUT SOME OF THE COLORFUL CHARACTERS IN OUR COMMUNITY. AND ONLY TIM CHANDLER COULD DO THAT BECAUSE HE PROBABLY HAD A FEW OF THEM IN HIS SQUAD CAR. DURING HIS TIME WITH THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. BUT I AM GRATEFUL FOR YOUR FRIENDSHIP.

I'M GRATEFUL FOR THE SERVICE HE RENDERED TO OUR COMMUNITY AND I AM ESPECIALLY GRATEFUL YOU ARE A MEMBER OF THIS CITY COUNCIL. YOU DID WELL HERE. AND WE WANT TO SAY THANK YOU.

I HAVE ON BEHALF OF THE CITY RECOGNITION OF YOUR SERVICE HERE.

AND THEN PROCLAMATION FROM THE STATE OF TENNESSEE AND THE FLOOR IS YOURS, SIR.

>>TIM CHANDLER: THANK YOU, MAYOR. I WANT TO ECHO SOME OF WHAT RON ERB SAID. THIS IS A VERY DISTINCT. BASICALLY WE ARE ALL POLITICIANS. LIKE YOU SAID, WE CAN COME IN HERE AND AGREE TO DISAGREE AND WORK OUT THAT DOOR AND WE ARE CIVIL TO EACH OTHER. I MADE SOME FRIENDS ALONG THE WAY THAT I WILL CHERISH FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE. AND YOU ALL KNOW WHO YOU ARE.

WE TALKED QUITE REGULAR AND NOT ABOUT CITY BUSINESS. THERE IS MORE TO LIFE THAN CITY BUSINESS, PEOPLE. I DO HAVE ONE THING TO SAY. AND THAT IS I HAVE NEVER, EVER VOTED FOR ANYTHING OTHER THAN WHAT I FELT DEEP IN MY HEART WAS THE BEST FOR THE BOARD AND THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE. SOMETIME BACK ABOUT LINING MY POCKETS AND MY FRIENDS POCKETS.

WELL, FOLKS, THAT'S NOT MEAN. AND I HAVE SERVED 38 YEARS FOR THE CITY FORGET OVER HALF MY LIFE. AND I WILL STILL BE AROUND AND I WILL STILL BE FUSSING AND GRIPING, DON'T WORRY ABOUT THAT. I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE.

AS MY GRANDDAUGHTERCALLED ME , SHE'S 12, THE MORNING AFTER THE ELECTION AND SHE SAID I'M SORRY YOU LOST BUT I GOT MY GRANDDAD BACK.

>>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU COUNCILMAN CHANDLER. COUNCIL LADY GUZMAN, YOU ARE UP.WELL, MUCH LIKE COUNCILMAN ERB, YOU BUY ONE GET ONE FREE. WE IS ALWAYS THERE BY YOUR SIDE

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BUT SHE LEAVES A LASTING LEGACY IN THIS CITY AND THE SERVICE ON CITY COUNCIL AND WE JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU. THIS MOVIE IS VERY FAMILIAR WITH EVERYBODY IN THIS CALLED THE WIZARD OF OZ AND TOWARD THE END DOROTHY SAYS TO THE SCARECROW I'M GOING TO MISS YOU MOST OF ALL. AND I'M GOING TO MISS YOU MOST OF ALL.

GOD BLESS YOU VALERIE GUZMAN.

CERTIFICATE AND OWNER FROM THE CITY AND ONE FROM THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.ND THE FLOOR IS

YOURS. >>VALERIE GUZMAN : I TOLD YOU I WAS HIS FAVORITE.

[LAUGHTER] >>VALERIE GUZMAN : JUST KIDDING, MAY BE.

I WOULD LIKE TO FIRST THANK MY HUSBAND. THERE IS NO WAY I COULD HAVE DONE THIS WITHOUT THEM. YOU HAVE BEEN AMAZING AND THANK YOU SO MUCH.

AND MYCHILDREN AND MY FAMILY AND MYFRIENDS. IT HAS BEEN MY HONOR AND IT HAS BEEN MY JOY . BUT I'M NOT DONE , JUST MOVING INTO ANOTHER PLACE.

CLARKSVILLE IS MY HOME AND I WILL ALWAYS TAKE CARE OF IT AND IT WILL ALWAYS BE FIRST.

WE DO LIVE IN A GREAT COMMUNITY. DO WE HAVE SOME WORK TODO? ABSOLUTELY. AND I AM ABSOLUTELY EXPECTING EVERYONE SITTING BACK HERE, WHETHER YOU ARE LEAVING OR STAYING , TO BE A CHAMPION FOR OUR COMMUNITY AND FOR OUR NATION AND FOR OUR COUNTRY. AND WITH THAT I WANT TO SAY I LOVE YOU ALL.

I LOVE YOU HONEY. AND I LOVE MY PARENTS. OKAY, I'M GOING TO STOP.

[LAUGHTER] >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU.

>>JOE PITTS: COUNCILMAN ALLEN , YOU ARE UP. ONE OF THE THINGS WE CAN SAY ABOUT COUNCILMAN ALLEN IS WHEN WE TURN THE CLOCK ON THE CALENDAR TO JANUARY 1, WE WILL ONLY HAVE TO CHANGE THE FIRST NAME ON THIS SEAT. BECAUSE AS WE KNOW, YOUR WIFE HAS BEEN ELECTED TO REPRESENT WARD 8 WE WILL EXPECT THE SAME HIGH PERFORMANCE YOU HAVE GIVEN OVER THE PAST 12 YEARS. AND WE THANK YOU FOR THAT. ONE OF THE THINGS I WILL REMEMBER MOST IS YOU ARE THE INSTITUTIONAL MEMORY OF THIS BODY.

IS COUNTLESS TIMES DURING DEBATE IN THE DISCUSSION ABOUT ISSUES WHEN YOU HAVE SAID YOU KNOW, WE TOOK THAT UP A FEW YEARS AGO.ND YOU ALWAYS REMINDED US THAT WAS SOMETHING WE WERE BUILDING UPON. SO COUNCILMAN ALLEN , TO YOU AS A PASTOR, AS A VETERAN AND A PUBLIC SERVANT, WE SAY THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU. THIS IS A PROCLAMATION FROM THE CITY. THAT'S FROM THE STATE AND THIS IS FROM THE CITY.

AND WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AND GIVE YOU THE MICROPHONE TO SAY A FEW WORDS.

ND HE IS A PREACHER, SO YOU ALL RELAX. >>DAVID ALLEN : I JUST WANT TO THANK GOD FOR ALLOWING ME TO SERVE FOR 12 YEARS. 12 YEARS IS A LONG TIME.

SOMETIMES IT SEEMS SHORT, SOMETIMES IT SEEMS LIKE 120 YEARS.

I THANK GOD FOR ALLOWING ME TO BE ABLE TO SEPARATE THINK THE CITIZENS WARD 8 FOR PUTTING THEIR CONFIDENCE AND MEET THREE TERMS IN A ROW. I THINK ALL THOSE WHO I HAVE WORKED WITH ON THE COUNCIL AND EVEN THOSE IN THE PAST THAT I HAVE WORKED WITH.

BECAUSE WE ALL GAIN FROM EACH OTHER'S EXPERIENCES AND WE LEARN AND GROW FROM EACH OTHER.

AND SO I'VE LEARNED AND GROWN FROM EACH AND EVERY PERSON I HAVE SERVED WITH AND I CAN TRULY SAY THAT. I'VE LEARNED AND GROWN FROM EACH AND EVERY PERSON.

AND I CHERISH THE EXPERIENCE AND I LOOK FORWARD TO CONTINUING TO SERVE THE CITY IN DIFFERENT CAPACITIES IN THE FUTURE.

>>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU. OKAY. COUNCILMAN HENLEY.

I'M SURE THE REMAINING THREE OF THINKING WHAT IS HE GOING TO SAY ABOUT ME.

COUNCILMAN HENLEY, I WAS A LITTLE CONFUSED. I THOUGHT YOU HAD BEEN HERE A LOT LONGER THAN FOUR YEARS. AND PROBABLY SEEMS THAT WAY. AS YOU CAN TELL, I AM A FAN OF OLD MOVIES AND THERE IS AN OLD JOHN WAYNE MOVIE CALLED THE QUIET MAN.

THAT'S HOW WE THOUGHT OF YOU. YOU WERE QUIET BUT YOU WERE STEADFAST AND THERE WERE TWO

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I ALSO WANT TO SAY IT WAS COMFORTING TO ALWAYS LOOK OVER TO MY LEFT AND SEE THE SLY SMILE THAT YOU GAVE AND I KNEW RIGHT THEN WE WERE DOING THE RIGHT THING FROM YOU WHEN YOU WEREN'T SMILING I WAS CONCERNED. SO WE HOPE WE GET A LOT OF SMILES TONIGHT. OVER YOUR SERVICE TO OUR CITY, SIR, THANK YOU.

THANK YOU SO MUCH AND YOUR FAMILY WILL BE GLAD TO GET YOU BACK, I'M SURE.

BUT AS THE REST OF THEM SAID, THIS JOURNEY IS NOT OVER. ON BEHALF OF THE CITY WOULD LIKE TO GIVE YOU RECOGNITION CERTIFICATE AND ON BEHALF OF THE STATEOF TENNESSEE , GIVE

YOU ONE AS WELL. AND THE FLOOR IS YOURS. >> THANK YOU.

HAS BEEN A PLEASURE WORKING WITH YOU. ONLY UP THERE AS WELL AND WILL DEFINITELY REMEMBER IT WOULD LIKE TO SAY THANK YOU TO EVERYBODY IN WARD 9 I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO THANK THE CITY STAFF FOR ALWAYS ANSWERING MY QUESTIONS GOING ABOVE AND BEYOND IN GETTING ME DOWN OR ANYTHING SO I COULD MAKE AN INFORMED DECISION ON HERE.

AND AM GOING TO MISS ALL OF YOU GUYS. THANK YOU.

>>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU COUNCILMAN HENLEY. COUNCILMAN NORRIS .

COUNCILMAN NORRIS WAS A DISTINCTIVE VOICE. NOT JUST WHAT YOU HEARD, BUT IN HIS APPROACH TO THE ISSUES WE DEBATED OVER THIS PAST YEAR. AND I WANTED TO BE SAID YOU BROUGHT CONSIDERABLE WISDOM AND CONSIDERABLE EXPERIENCE TO THIS BODY.

BECAUSE YOU'VE SERVED THIS COMMUNITY AND A LOT OF DIFFERENT ROLES.

PLANNING COMMISSION, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, YOU NAME ABOUT ANY BOARD AND YOU HAVE BEEN ON THAT. NOT JUST AS A MEMBER BUT AS A LEADER.

AND YOU WILL BE REMEMBERED FOR WHAT YOU HAVE DONE HERE IN THIS SHORT TIME.AND I JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU TO YOU AND JOYCE. I KNOW JOYCE HAS SERVED A LOT OF DIFFERENT ROLES AS WELL.

SO GARY NORRIS, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE. I WANT TO PRESENT TO YOU A CERTIFICATE FROM THE CITY. AND THE ONE FROM THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.

AND FOLLOWING THE PATTERN, THE FLOOR IS YOURS. >>GARY NORRIS: I WANT TO PUT THINK MY LIFE FOR PUTTING UP WITH ME LAST 18 MONTHS I HAVE SERVED ON THE CITY COUNCIL.

AND GOING TO BE HOME WITH YOU FROM NOW ON ALL DAY AND ALL NIGHT.

I'M SURE YOU GOING TO BE LOOKING FORWARD TO THAT. [LAUGHTER] MAYOR, I CAN'T SAY ENOUGH ABOUT YOU. YOU BEEN A GREAT LEADER. YOU SERVED THE CITY COUNCIL VERY WELL. WITHOUT YOUR LEADERSHIP I WOULD'VE NEVER DONE THIS.

AND I WANT TO THANK YOU. WANT TO THANK THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL THAT VOTED FOR ME AND ELECTED ME TO TAKE MR. POWERS PLACE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

I THINK I HAVE MADE A LOT OF FRIENDS ON THE CITY COUNCIL OVER THE PAST FEW MONTHS.

AND I'M NOT GOING TO FORGET IT. ND I'M NOT GOING TO GO AWAY. I'M GOING TO BE IN THE BACKGROUND AND WE ARE GOING TO FORM AN OLD MEN'S CLUB WE'RE GOING TO WORK TOGETHER AND DO SOME OF THE THINGS THAT WE DIDN'T GET DONE. I WOULD LIKE TO REMIND ALL THE MEMBERS STAYING ONTHE CITY COUNCIL , YOU GOT SEVEN NEW MEMBERS COMING ON.

PLEASE HELP THEM. BECAUSE THEY WILL NEED THAT FIRST FEW MONTHS.

SPEAK EVERY TIME YOU GET A CHANCE TO AND TOLD HIM HOW YOU FEEL ABOUT AN ISSUE.

BECAUSE THEY WILL LEARN FROM YOUR EXPERIENCE. TO THE NEW MEMBERS COMING ON, LISTEN TO THE GROUP APPEAR THAT STAYS. THEY HAVE A LOT OF KNOWLEDGE AND THEY CAN HELP YOU IN A LOT OF WAYS AND GOOD LUCK TO ALL YOU.

>> 70. >>JOE PITTS: OH WELL. COUNCILMAN BURKHART? COUNCILMAN BURKHART IS LIKE ONE OTHER MEMBER WHO IS TERM LIMITED IN THAT HE WOULD CONTINUE TO SERVE AND SERVE VERY WELL. BUT FOR THE TERM LIMITS PLACED ON CITY COUNCIL AND MAYOR IS. YOU SERVED FAITHFULLY FOR 12 YEARS.

YOU'VE BEEN A CONFIDENT TO ME AND FOR ME FOR A LOT LONGER THAN THAT.

YOU ARE A FELLOW VIKING NORTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL, YOU ARE A FIREFIGHTER AT HEART.

WHETHER YOU ARE WEARING THE UNIFORM OR PUTTING OUT FIRES FOR CONSTITUENTS.

THAT THE HALLMARK OF YOUR SERVICE. MORE PORTLY YOUR FRIEND.

WANT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR YOUR FRIENDSHIP. HIS MOTHER JANE RETIRED FROM

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>>JEFF BURKHART: THANK YOU. I WILL BE SURE. THANK YOU TO THE CITY EMPLOYEES, THE DEPARTMENT HEADS. THEY HAVE MADE THIS JOB REALLY EASY. ANSWERING QUESTIONS. TO THE FELLOW COUNCIL MEMBERS CAN YOU ALL ARE GREAT. THREE DIFFERENT MARIZ. 20 OR 30 DIFFERENT COUNCIL PEOPLE IN 12 YEARS. GOOD LOOK TO THE NEW COUNSEL TO RING ESPECIALLY TRACY REPRESENTING WORD 12 REALLY APPRECIATE THE PEOPLE WORN 12 PUTTING THEIR CONFIDENCE IN ME AND I WILL STILL BE HERE . IF YOU NEED ME, JUST CALL ME.

>>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU. WE COULD, LET'S GIVE THEM ALL ONE BIG ROUND OF APPLAUSE.

CAMERA BACK AROUND.>>> OKAY. LET'S GET ON WITH THEAGENDA FOR THE PUBLIC HEARING PORTION.

[5) PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING]

THE AGENDA. WOULD YOU READ THE ORDINANCES. >> ORDINANCE 48 2020 2021 FIRST READING FOR AMENDING THE CITY ZONING ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO THE FLOODPLAIN OVERLAY DISTRICT AND ORDINANCE 15 /2021 FIRST READING. AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND MAP OF THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE COMPLICATION OF SHELBY VILLAGE GP STATE AGENCIES ON CHANGE AT THE INTERSECTION OF PROVIDENCE BOULEVARD AND SHELBY STREET FROM OUR THREE THREE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO OUR SIX SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. ORDINANCE 51/2020/2021 FIRST READING.

AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE A MAP OF THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE BUT APPLICATION OF RAYMOND SHEPPARD , CHRISTOPHER AVERY AGENT RIVERS ON CHANGE OF PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF SOUTH ROSEWOOD DRIVE ON TURNER REYNOLDS COURT FROM OUR TWO SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO OUR Ã SIX SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.

ORDINANCE 52/2020/21. AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE A MAP OF THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE APPLICATION OF INTEREST DURRANT AND SUITABLY TENNESSEE COMMUNITY PROPERTY TRUST READ BALDWIN AGENT FOR ZONE CHANGE ON PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF FORT CAMPBELL BOULEVARD AND LADY MARION DRIVE AND EAST OF WEST FORKCREEK . RESOLUTION 41 /2020/2021 APPROVING ABANDONMENT OF A PORTION OF AN ALLEYWAY NORTH OF MAIN STREET, SOUTH OF COLLEGE STREET, WEST OF EIGHTH STREET REQUEST OF JAMES CORTLANDT SENIOR.

>> COUNCILMAN GARRETT?> WE GO TO PUBLIC HEARING. >>JOE PITTS: MOTION BEEN MADE TO GO INTO PUBLIC HEARING TO REDO HEAR A SECOND? MOTION BEEN MADE AND PROPERLY SECONDED. WITHOUT A OBJECTION, WE ARE IN PUBLIC HEARING.

FIRST ITEM IN OUR PUBLIC HEARING WAS ORDINANCE 48 Ã2020 Ã21 AMENDING THE ZONING, CITY ZONING ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO THE FLOODPLAIN OVERLAY DISTRICT.

THERE BEEN NO REQUESTS REGISTERED REQUESTS TO SPEAK FOR OR AGAINST ORDINANCE 48.

NEXT ITEM ON OUR PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA IS ORDINANCE 50 Ã2020 Ã 2021 AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND MAP OF THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE APPLICATION OF SHELBY VILLAGE GP.

THERE HAVE BEEN NO REQUESTS TO SPEAK FOR NO REQUESTS TO SPEAK AGAINST ORDINANCE 50.

NEXT ITEM IS ORDINANCE 51 2020 Ã2021 AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND MAP OF THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE APPLICATION OF RAYMOND SHEPPARD CHRISTOPHER AVERY AGENT.

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ARE YOU ACROSS THE STREET AND READY TO APPROACH, SIR? >> YES.

>>JOE PITTS: HE WILL GIVE US YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS, PLEASE. AND YOU HAVE FIVE MINUTES.

>> THANK YOU. MY NAME IS SID HEDRICK, 2006 HIDDEN MEADOWS DRIVE ADAMS TENNESSEE MONTGOMERY COUNTY IS MY ADDRESS. I AM HERE TO SPEAK IN FAVOR OF THE REQUEST FOR ZONE CHANGE ON ROSEWOOD DRIVE FROM R2 TO ART SIX.

I'VE BEEN WORKING HAND-IN-HAND WAS WITH MR. EVERETT FOR SEVERAL YEARS AND I KNOW HE HAS A DESIRE TO BUILD QUALITY AND AFFORDABLE HOMES IN THIS AREA. THIS PROJECT WILL BE NO DIFFERENT THAN WHAT HE HAS DONE ON HIS PROJECT AT HAWKINS ROAD. IT'S A PROJECT WE STARTED A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO CALLED HAWKINS HILLS. WE WENT THROUGH THE SAME PROCESS OF REZONING. WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO POINT OUT HERE IS I FEEL LIKE THEY ARE SIX ZONING IS A GOOD ZONING HERE SIMPLY BECAUSE IT IS IN A TRANSITIONAL AREA.

IT'S BORDERED BY COMMERCIALLY ZONED PROPERTY IN FRONT OF THE BYPASS.

AS LESS THAN 1/3 OF A MILE FROM A PROPERTY RECENTLY REZONED TO R-6.

AND I BELIEVE THAT THE ZONING WILL REQUIRE SIDE ROCKS THEY ARE AND THESE HOMES WHEN APPROVED IN THE BILL. AND I THINK WHAT HE'S BRINGING TO THE AREA OF HIS CAN BE BENEFICIAL TO EVERYONE. IS GOING TO BE SOMETHING THAT EVEN THE NEIGHBORS WILL APPRECIATE TO SEE IN PLACE OF WHAT COULD POTENTIALLY BE BUILT THERE.

SO I JUST HOPE YOU GUYS WILL CONSIDER VOTING FOR MR. EVERETT IN SUPPORTING THE ZONE CHANGE.

>> THANK YOU. ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE WE MOVE ON?

>> MARKOVIC COUNCILMAN RICHMAN. >JOE PITTS: YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.

>>VANDELL RICHMOND: YES SIR. THANK YOU, MAYOR. I WANT A POINT OF CLARITY GIVE YET MR. HEDRICK MENTIONED HIS IS ORDINANCE 50 2020 OR 51? WHAT 51.

OKAY, THANK YOU. IS LOOKING AT THE OTHER ONE AND I SAW ÃTHANK YOU.

>>JOE PITTS: ANYBODY ELSE? HEARING ON AND SEE NONE, THANK YOU.

WE NOW HAVE MR. DONALD LAWRENCE WHO IS REGISTERED TO SPEAK IN OPPOSITION TO ORDINANCE 51.

MR. LAWRENCE, GIVE US YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS AND YOU HAVE FIVE MINUTES, SIR.

>> MY NAME IS DON LAWRENCE AND LIT UP 530 DRIVE PARADIGMS BEGIN AGAIN SAYS.

THEY ARE TRYING TO MOVE FOR LOTS IN LESS THAN AN ACRE. THE FOUR LOTS THAT THEY ARE GOING TO PUT ON HIS NEXT TO MINE AND WE HAVE FOUR. WE ARE ON MORE THAN TWO ACRES.

IT'S PROBABLY VALLEY OF OUR HOUSES. WE HAVE BEEN ON THERE FOR OVER 30 YEARS BUT NUMBER TWO, IT WILL INCREASE TRAFFIC PROBLEMS. THERE ARE TWO LARGE DEVELOPMENTS ALREADY UNDERWAY ON THE BYPASS. AND I'M SURE ALL OF YOU HAVE BEEN ON THE BYPASS AND TRAFFIC IS TERRIBLE. AND THE PIECE OF PROPERTY THAT IS LITERALLY RIGHT NEXT TO US WILL BE REZONING. NO TELLING HOW MANY PIECES WILL BE ON THE CURRENT AND ALSO, I TURNED IN THE PETITION THAT IS NINE SIGNATURES ON IT AND IT BROUGHT ONE MORE NEW ONE. BUT WE LIVE ON THIS. THIS IS OUR HOMES.

THESE OTHER PEOPLE ARE JUST INVESTORS AND NONE OF THEM HAVE ANY ACTUAL ÃTHEY JUST SUSPECT INVESTMENT. THESE ARE OUR HOMES WHAT I TURNED IN THE PETITION TO THE CLARKSVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION AND I GUESS THEY TURNED THEM IN HERE.

AND I HAVE ONE MORE. WE ALL LIVE ON WITH IT. AND SO THAT'S WHY IN THESE OTHER PEOPLE ARE AGAINST IT. IT'S GOING TO LOWER OUR PROPERTY VALUES.

>>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU MR. LAWRENCE BRITTANY MEMBER OF COUNSEL HAVE A QUESTION OF MR.

LAWRENCE? >> I WOULD JUST LIKE TO MAKE A COMMENT.

AND THINK THEY PUT APARTMENTS OVER THERE. IS THAT WHAT HE IS CONCERNED

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ABOUT? THE APARTMENTS. >>JOE PITTS: AND IS NOT

APARTMENTS. IN THE SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE. >> OKAY.

THANK YOU. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU COUNSEL LADYSMITH.

THANK YOU MR. LAWRENCE. NEXT ITEM ON OUR PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA IS ORDINANCE 52 Ã2020 Ã 21 AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE A MAP OF THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE APPLICATION AND SUITABLY. THERE ARE TWO PEOPLE REGISTERED TO SPEAK IN FAVOR ORDINANCE 52 FOR MR. COUNTY CASE AT FIRST. IF YOU ARE ACROSS THE STREET PLEASE APPROACH.

GIVE US YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS, PLEASE. >> ,K 1545 MADISON STREET.

WE ARE HERE OF THE PROPOSED DEVELOPER BRING I WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE COUNCILMEMBERS WHETHER YOU ARE STAYING OR GOING FOR JOBS YOU DO. I THINK IT IS A THANKLESS JOB AT TIMES. BUT I THINK EVERYBODY WHETHER WE AGREE OR DISAGREE IS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF CLARKSVILLE. I JUST WANTED TO SAY THAT. I'VE BEEN UP HERE A FEW TIMES AND I WANT TO THANK EVERYBODY. BUT I SENT HIM PACKET OUT. I HOPE IT IS IN YOUR PACKET ABOUT ADDRESSING SOME CONCERNS ABOUT ACCESS AND TRAFFIC AND I'M REALLY JUST HERE TO ANSWER

ANY QUESTIONS IF ANYBODY HAS HAD A CHANCE TO LOOK AT THAT. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU BRITTANY MEMBER OF COUNSEL HAVE A QUESTION OR A COMMENT FOR MR. MCKAY?

HEARING ON AND SEE NONE, THANK YOU MR. MCKAY. >> THANK YOU.

>>JOE PITTS: THE NEXT PERSON REGISTERED TO SPEAK IN FAVOR OF ORDINANCE 52 IS SID HEDRICK.

A FAMILIAR FACE. MR. HEDRICK? >> MY NAME IS SID HEDRICK, 2006 HIDDEN MEADOWS DRIVE ADAMS TENNESSEE AND MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

I'M ALSO HERE TONIGHT TO SPEAK ON BEHALF OF MR. BALDWIN WHO REQUESTED A DOWNGRADE ZONE FROM C5 TO OUR FOUR. YOU KNOW, I KNOW THAT SOME OF THE COUNCILMEMBERS GET TIRED OF HEARING ABOUT AFFORDABLE HOUSING, BUT IT'S VERY IMPORTANT IN A VERY REAL PROBLEM. RECENTLY SPOKE WITH JONATHAN HUNTER, THE DEPUTY TO THE GARRISON COMMANDER AND HE SAID CURRENTLY 94 PERCENT OF THE HOUSING UNOPPOSED IS OCCUPYING.

AND MANY OF THE OCCUPANTS SAY THE ONLY OCCUPIED POST HOUSING BECAUSE THEY CAN'T AFFORD TO LIVE OFF BASE. AND I THINK IT IS VERY IMPORTANT OUR MILITARY MEN AND WOMEN ARE A PART OF OUR COMMUNITY AND A WHOLE. THEY BRING SO MUCH TO US.

THEY REALLY PUT CLARKSVILLE ON THE MAT. MR. BALDWIN PROJECT PROPOSES AROUND 120 UNITS WITH MARKET RENTS BETWEEN 1100 AND $1200 A MONTH.

MR. HUNTER TOLD ME THEY ARE LOOKING TO HOPE TO SEEINCREASES IN HOUSING IN OUR COMMUNITY OFF POST . ESPECIALLY AROUND THE BASE WITHIN EASY DISTANCE TO THE GATES. FOR A1 TO E4 YOU HAVE THE EIGHT AGE OF 1095 A MONTH AND A FIVE WHO HAVE 1245 DOLLARS A MONTH. APPROVING A ZONING LIKE THIS AND ALLOWING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THIS NATURE WILL DEFINITELY HELP BRING MILITARY MEN AND WOMEN ON TO OUR COMMUNITY TO HELP THEM SEND THEIR CHILDREN TO OUR SCHOOLS SO THAT THEY CAN BE A PART OF OUR COMMUNITY AND WE CAN ALWAYS SHOW THEM OUR APPRECIATION . JUST AS THE WOMAN WHO SET UP FRONT, SHE WAS A VETERAN AND CLARKSVILLE IS A MELTING POT. AND I THINK THAT'S WHAT MAKES

THIS A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE. >>JOE PITTS: ANY MEMBER OF COUNSEL OF A QUESTION OR A

COMMENT? >> FELDMAN RICH IN YOUR RECOGNIZED.

OF ALL FOR THIS. IS FOR A GOOD PROJECT. ESPECIALLY WITH THE RELATIONSHIP WE HAVE. THINK OF SPEAKING ON RIGHT ORDINANCE.

WE ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE BUSY INTERSECTION IS ONE WAY IN ONE WAY OUT.OULD YOU SPEAK TO

THAT. >> YOU GIVE YOU A PACKET THAT SHOWS THERE'S A VERBOSE INTERESTFOR SAFETY VEHICLES . THERE IS A SEPARATE INTEREST FOR IN AND OUT SAFETY VEHICLES AND ANOTHER DEVELOPER HIMSELF IS WILLING TO WORK ON INFRASTRUCTURE AS IT PERTAINS TO ANY NEEDS OF TURNING LANES OR WHATEVER IS DETERMINED WITH TRAFFIC STUDIES.

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>> OKAY, THANK YOU. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU COUNCILMAN RICHMOND.

ANY MEMBER OF COUNSEL HAVE A QUESTION OR A COMMENT? THANK YOU MR. HEDRICK.

THERE HASN'T BEEN ONE REGISTERED TO SPEAK IN OPPOSITION ORDINANCE 5200 NEXT ITEM ON OUR PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA IS RESOLUTION 41 Ã2020 Ã21.

APPROVING ABANDONMENT OF A PORTION OF AN ALLEYWAY NORTH OF MAIN STREET.

THERE BEEN NO REQUESTS TO SPEAK FOR AND REQUESTS TO SPEAK AGAINST THE SOLUTION 41.

COUNCILMAN GARRETT, YOUR RECOGNIZED. >> I MOVED TO GO INTO REGULAR

SESSION. >>JOE PITTS: MOTION HAS BEEN MADE A REGULAR SESSION.

DO I HEAR A SECOND? PROPERLY SECONDED. WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE ARE NOW BACK IN REGULAR SESSION COUNCILMAN GARRETT.> AS A REMINDER, ALL MOTIONS UPON THE ADVICE OF LEGAL COUNSEL SHOULD BE FOR APPROVAL . ORDINANCE 48 Ã2020 Ã2021, BUT THE STAFFING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION IS FOR APPROVAL AND I SO MOVE.

>> SECOND MOTION MADE AND PROPERLY SECONDED ORDERS FOR APRON ANY MEMBER OF COUNSEL HAVE A QUESTION OR COMMENT REGARDING ORDINANCE 48? HEARING ON AND SEE NONE, ARE

YOU READY TO VOTE? MADAME CLERK, TAKE THE BOAT. >> MR. GARRETT.

>> AYE. >> MR. RICHMOND.> AYE. >> MR. ERB.

>> AYE. >> MR. CHANDLER. >> YES.

>> MS. GUZMAN. >> YES. >> MRS. SMITH.

>> YES. >> MR. HOLLEMAN . >> AYE.

>> MR. ALLEN. >> AYE. >> MR. HENLEY.

>> AYE. >> MISSA STREETMAN. >> AYE.> MR. NORRIS.

>> AYE. >> MR. BURKHART. >> AYE.

>> MAYOR PITTS. >> AYE ORDINANCE 48 IS ADOPTED FRUSTRATING.

COUNCILMAN GARRETT? NEXT UP IS ORDINANCE 50 Ã2020 Ã2021 FOR THE STAFFING

COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION IS FOR APPROVAL AND I SO MOVE. >>JOE PITTS: MOTION MADE AND PROPERLYSECONDED IN FAVOR OF ORDINANCE 50. ANY MEMBER OF COUNSEL HAVE A QUESTION OR A COMMENT REGARDING ORDINANCE 50. COUNCILMAN CHANDLER, YOUR

RECOGNIZED . >>TIM CHANDLER: ABOUT SEVEN OR EIGHT WEEKS AGO I HAD AN HOUR LONG DISCUSSION ABOUT EXACTLY WHAT IT WAS SHE WAS TRYING TO DO.

AND I WOULD LOVE TO SAY THAT BY THE TIME I GOT HER TALKING TO HER, BELIEVE IT OR NOT MY PARENTS MOVED OFF FARM WE WENT TO. AND IT HAS BEEN A TROUBLEAND A SORE SPOT . IS STRONG WE FEEL THEY ARE TRYING TO DO SOMETHING TO IMPROVE THIS AREA. I ALSO TALKED A QUESTION ABOUT A TURNAROUND CUL-DE-SAC OR SOMETHING FOR THE FIRE TRUCK. AND I TALKED WITH CHIEF MONTGOMERY AND HE INFORMED ME HE HAD DRIVEN OUT THERE HIMSELF AND LOOKED IT OVER AND DIDN'T FEEL THIS WOULD BE ANY KIND OF PROBLEM. SO I WILL BE COMPLETELY IN FAVOR OF THIS ONE.

>>JOE PITTS: ANY OTHER MEMBER OF COUNSEL HAVE A QUESTION OR A COMMENT REGARDING ORDINANCE 50?

ARE YOU READY TO VOTE? MADAME CLERK QUICK. >> MR. GARRETT.

>> AYE. >> MR. RICHMOND. >> AYE.

>> MR. ERB. >> AYE. >> MR. CHANDLER.

>> YES >> MS. GUZMAN. >> YES.

>> MRS.SMITH. >> YES . >> MR. HOLLEMAN .

>> AYE. >> MR. ALLEN. >> AYE.

>> MR. HENLEY WOULD AYE. >> MS. STREETMAN. >> STREETMAN.

>> MR. NORA. >> AYE. >> MR. BURKHART.

>> AYE. >> MAYOR PITTS. >>JOE PITTS: AYE.

>> 13 YES ONE ORDINANCE 50 IS ADOPTED FRUSTRATING. THANK YOU.

COUNCILMAN GARRETT? WHAT NEXT UP IS ORDINANCE 51 Ã 2020 Ã21.

BOTH THE STAFF AND COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION WAS FOR DISAPPROVAL AND I SO MOVE FOR

APPROVAL. >> MOTION MADE AND PROPERLY SECONDED IN FAVOR OFORDINANCE 51. COUNCILMAN ELLEN, YOUR RECOGNIZED .

>> WE HAVE BEEN DOING A LOT ARE SIX LATELY AND I'M DEFINITELY IN FAVOR.

I KNOW THEY DON'T GO EVERYWHERE, BUT WHEN I LOOK AT THIS, IT IS A DIVIDE.

IT IS LIKE A DIVIDING, IT IS A DIVIDE BETWEEN THE COMMERCIAL AND THE REGULAR.

AND I THINK OFTEN TIMES WHEN PEOPLE LOOK AT IT, LOOK AT EIGHT R-6.

I'M OLD SCHOOL, AND SOUTHERN. HAVE A BIG YARD. PEOPLE LIKE A BIG GARDEN IF YOU DON'T HAVE A BIG YARD NOBODY WANTS A BIG OLD HOUSES THE WILL THINGS ARE CHANGING NOW.

AND I HEAR PEOPLE SAY IT LOWERS THE PROPERTY VALUE, BUT NOT THE EXPERT IN THAT.

BUT I WOULD THINK IF YOU HAVE A SMALL LOT AND IF I COULD ASK HIM MAYBE MR. BURKART OR MR. GARRETT, THEIR THOUGHTS ON THAT. AND WHETHER IT LOWERS YOUR PROPERTY VALUE OF ANYTHING BUT I THINK IT MAKES HER PROPERTY WORTH MORE IF THEY HAVE A BIG

YARD. >>JOE PITTS: IT'S ALL RIGHT WITH ME.

JUST PICK YOUR POISON IN. EITHER ONE OF THEM.OTH OF THEM.

BOTH OF THEM. >>JOE PITTS: ROCK, PAPER SCISSORS HERE.

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COUNCILMAN GARRETT, YOUR RECOGNIZED. >> MY THOUGHT ON IT IS IN TERMS OF RUNNING COMPS. HAVING THE NEWER CONSTRUCTION R-6 HOMES THERE, IT WILL BE BILLED AT A HIGHER COST PER SQUARE FOOT. THEY MAY NOT NECESSARILY ON AN APPRAISAL COMPARE APPLES TO APPLES. IT MIGHT BE APPLES AND ORANGES, BUT AT THE SAME TIME IT DOESN'T IMPROVE, INCREASE THE COST PER SQUARE FOOT PER THAT AREA IS DEFINITELY NOT GOING TO DECREASE THE VALUE WHEN EVERYTHING AROUND YOU IS SELLING AT A HIGHER COST PER SQUARE FOOT. I DON'T SEE IT BEING THAT DETRIMENTAL IMPACT ANYBODY'S HOME VALLEY. OF ANYTHING I SEE IT RAISING IT IN THE MARKET WE ARE IN KNOW WHERE SUPPLY AND DEMAND IS DRIVING THE PRICE UP.

NOBODY'S HOME VALUES ARE GOING DOWN. STUDENT COUNCILMAN BURKART.

>> I AGREE WITH THE PREVIOUS SPEAKER. AROUND ANY DEVELOPMENT AT ALL DEVELOPMENT HELPS THE PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT. LOT SIZES ARE BEING SO SMALL VERSUS THE OLDER HOUSES WE ARE GOING FROM R2 TO R-6 HERE. THIS IS NOT A HUGE JUMP WE TALK A FEW EXTRA HOUSES HERE. IF YOU LIKE THIS WITH THE PREVIOUS SPEAKER, ONE OF THE SPEAKERS SAID WE HAVE COMMERCIAL GO TO A R-6 AND THAT IS A GOOD TRANSITION AND I WILL

BE VOTING FOR THIS. >> I WOULD LIKE TO SAY SOMETHING.

>>JOE PITTS: I HAVE YOU ON THE LIST. >> I, THOUGHT THAT BECAUSE EVEN IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD. AND IS WORTH MORE.

GREAT ÃIT'S A GOOD USE OF OUR SIX. SO IF THERE IS ANYTHING WE CAN DO TO HELP DRIVE DOWN THE PRICE OF HOUSES SO PEOPLE CAN AFFORD THEM, I THINK WE SHOULD STRONGLY CONSIDER THAT. LIKE I SAID, UNLESS YOU BUY YOUR OWN LAND, MOST DAYS OF ACRE LOTS, THOSE DAYS ARE GONE. UNLESS YOU BUY YOUR OWN LAND AND BUILD YOUR HOUSE ON THAT.

SO I WILL BESUPPORTING THIS. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU COUNCILMAN ELLEN.

I WILL GO TO COUNCILMAN GARRETT. WERE BUMPED OFF THE LIST SO YOU

WERE NEXT, SIR . >> I WANTED TO PROVIDE A LITTLE BACKGROUND IN THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING. WE WERE TIGHT 3/3. WAS A SPLIT ON IT.

AND THE CHAIRMAN ENDED UP BREAKING THE TIE IN VOTING FOR DISAPPROVAL.

SOME OF THE TALKING POINTS IS A REASON WHY SOME OF US FELT THAT THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN A RECOMMENDATION FOR APPROVAL. IN OUR OPINION IT FITS THE ADOPTED LAND USE PLAN.

WHEN YOU LOOK AT SOME OF THE OTHER REZONE R-6 PROPERTIES AROUND IT, IS NOT IN THE SPOT ZONING. YOU KNOW, IT IS A GOOD FIT FOR OUR COMMUNITY WITH THE DIRECTION WE ARE GOING IN AS A PLANNING COMMISSION. AND WHAT MAY BECOME IN MORE WORDS NOW THAT IT HAS BEEN SPOKEN, IS IT FAIR AND IS IT CONSISTENT FROM ONE HOUR OUTGOING COUNCILMEMBERS. I FEEL LIKE THIS KINDA FITS THE BILL IN THAT IS ABOUT A WEEK OF APPROVED STUFF LIKE THIS BEFORE. AND AND THEN THIS INSTANT, THIS R-6 SERVES AS A BUFFER BETWEEN COMMERCIAL GETTING INTO THE LEGACY NEIGHBORHOOD.

SO I JUST ASK EVERYBODY TO SUPPORT THIS REZONING. AND BELIEVE IT WILL BE A GOOD

THING FOR OUR COMMUNITY PARIS THANK YOU. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU.

COUNCILMAN CHANDLER, YOU ARE UP. >>TIM CHANDLER:

>> MAYOR, YOU FORGOT ME. >>JOE PITTS: YOU WERE NEXT. >>TIM CHANDLER: THANK YOU, MAYOR. I WASN'T HERE ON VIRTUALLY THE ONE FOR MONDAY NIGHT, BUT IT DID GO BACK AND LOOK AT THE REPLAY OF IT. AND I'VE BEEN SITTING UP HERE FOR FOUR YEARS TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT THE FORMULA IS FOR THINGS LIKE THIS BROUGHT TO US.

ND WHEN I SEE SOMETHING THAT FIRST OF ALL I THINK IT WAS SAID FOR OUR SIX HOMES WOULD BE PUT HERE. BUT I JUST CAN'T SEE WHERE THIS IS GOING TO BE AN INCREASE IN

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TO ME THERE IS NO TANGIBLE REASON TO SAY LIVER SAFETY FACTORS ACCOUNT WE CAN'T LET YOU PUT THIS IN. AND I WILL BE VOTING IN FAVOR OF REZONING THIS.

>> THANK YOU. COUNSEL LADYSMITH, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.

>>WANDA SMITH: I WOULD JUST LIKE TO ADD THAT I AM GLAD TO KNOW THEY ARE PUTTING HOMES THERE. INSTEAD OF APARTMENTS. THINK IT FITS THE LAND USE PERMIT HOMES IS A GOOD IDEA TO PUT IN THEIR MORE HOMES ALREADY ARE.

SO I JUST THINK IT IS A GOOD FIT FOR THAT IS ALL I WOULD LIKE TO SAY.

>>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU COUNSEL LADYSMITH. BEFORE I: THE NEXT COUNCIL MEMBER, IS THERE ANY WAY TO TURN THE VOLUME UP FOR THOSE WHO ARE ONLINE.

THANK YOU.COUNCILMAN HALEY GOING YOUR RECOGNIZED. >>JEFF HENLEY : I AGREE WITH THE MAJORITY OF THE OF THE SPEAKERS. THIS IS SIMILAR TO ONE WE DID LAST MONTH. I THINK THIS IS EVEN A BETTER FIT BUTTONED UP AGAINST THE COMMERCIAL. SO FOR CONSISTENCIES SAKE I WILL BE VOTING IN FAVOR OF THI

. >>JOE PITTS: ALL RIGHT. HE IS NOTHING ELSE OF NOT CONSISTENT. ANYBODY ELSE COUNCILMAN HOLLOMAN,

>> I DO KNOW ACTION CITY ROAD PRETTY WELL AND IT DID GET A CHANCE TO TALK TO SOME OF THE RESIDENTS ON ROSWELL DRIVE FOR FROM THE RESIDENTS THEY REALLY JUST SEEM TO NOT EVEN REALLY CARE. FROM THE TRAFFIC STANDPOINT FROM MY OWN EXPERIENCE LIVING ON THE ROAD TO I DON'T THINK IT WILL FACTOR IN THAT MUCH. I WILL BE VOTING IN FAVOR OF

IT. >> ANYBODY ELSE HAVE ANY QUESTIONSOR COMMENTS REGARDING ORDINANCE 51 ? HEARING ON AND SEE NONE, ONLY READY TO VOTE?

NOT IN COURT, TAKE THE BOAT. >> MR. GARRETT. >> AYE.

>> MR. RICHMOND.> AYE. >> MR.ERB. >> AYE.

>> MR. CHANDLER. >> HERE . >> MS. GUZMAN.

>> YES. >> NO SMITH. >> YES.

>> MR. HOLLEMAN . >> AYE. >> MR. ALLEN.

>> AYE. >> MR. HENLEY BOY AYE.> MS. STREETMAN.

>> AYE. >> MR. NORRIS. >> AYE.

>> MR. BURKHART. >> AYE. >> MAYOR PITTS.

>> AYE. >>JEFF HENLEY : YOU. >>JOE PITTS: ORDINANCE 81 IS ADOPTED FIRST READING. COUNCILMAN GARRETT, YOUR RECOGNIZED.

>> NEXT IS ORDINANCE 52 Ã2020 Ã21. BUT THE STAFF AND COMMISSION

RECOMMENDATION IS FOR APPROVAL AND I SO MOVE. >>JOE PITTS: MOTION MADE IMPROPERLY SECONDED IN FAVOR OF ORDINANCE 52. AND A MEMBER OF COUNSEL HAVE A QUESTION OR A COMMENT ABOUT ORDINANCE 52?OUNCILMAN CHANDLER, YOU RECOGNIZE.

>>TIM CHANDLER: THANK YOU, MAYOR. I'M GOING TO DO A 180 ON YOU ON

THIS ONE. >>JOE PITTS: ALL RIGHT. STAND BACK.

>>TIM CHANDLER: THE OTHER NIGHT 86/115 AND LATER ON IT WENT UP TO 120, 125.

ONE OF THE SPEAKERS EARLIER WAS TALKING ABOUT 120. I DROVE OUT THERE THIS AFTERNOON AND I WANTED TO DOUBLE CHECK I WANT TO MAKE SURE WASN'T CRAZY.

THAT TRAFFIC OUT THERE WAS BROUGHT UP BY SEVERAL COUNCILMEMBERS.

THAT TRAFFIC OUT THERE IS TERRIBLE. IT WOULD BE ONE LANE END, LEFT TURN OUT, RIGHT TURN OUT ONE OF THE COUNCILMEMBERS SAID YOU'RE NOT GOING TO TURN LEFT.

I CAN EVEN TURN LEFT OUT OF MY DRIVEWAY. AND BEING AN OLD TRAFFIC COP, RIGHT NOW WHEN YOU LEAVE WALMART THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN TURN LEFT, THERE ARE THREE WAY . BUT THE ONLY WAY ON THE FRONT, THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN TURN LEFT IS TO GO TO THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL. IN OUR INFINITE WISDOM, THE CITY HAS DETERMINED YOU DON'T NEED TO BE ACROSS THOSE LINES GOING LEFT ON FORT CAMPBELL BOULEVARD.AND I JUST WANT TO REMIND EVERYBODY ONLY COUNSEL THAT WE LOOK AT DOING THIS. IF WE APPROVE THIS, ONCE WE SAY IT'S ALL RIGHT, GO AHEAD, REZONE IT, REDO IT. ONCE THAT IS DONE OUR PART IS OVER WITH. AND ALL THE WEEKEND AND MAYBE WILL BE GONE.

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BUT WE DON'T NEED THAT THE SAKE OF GIVING UP THE SAFETY FOR THE PEOPLE THEREAFTER DRIVING.OT JUST A FEW HUNDRED CARS A DAY, BUT TENS OF THOUSANDS OF CARS PER DAY.

SO I WILL BE VOTING NO ON THIS. JUST TOO BIG OF A BLANK CHECK TO WRITE.

THANK YOU. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU COUNCILMAN CHANDLER.

COUNCILMAN GARRETT, YOUR RECOGNIZED. >> BY THE OPPORTUNITY TO TALK TO ONE OF THE DEVELOPERS ON THIS PARTICULAR PROJECT AND HE GAVE ME A LITTLE BIT OF THE BACK STORY ON WHAT BROUGHT THIS REZONING TO FRUITION. AND FORT CAMPBELL GARRISON HAD A MEETING WITH THE HOME GOOD ASSOCIATION AND EXPRESSED TO THEM THEY WILL BE DOING THE WEIGHT WITH ANYWHERE BETWEEN 1200 TO 1400 OF THEIR OWN COURSE HOUSING UNITS.

IS ALL THAT IS GOING TO CREATE A SITUATION FOR THE MILITARY SERVICE MEMBERS HAVING ADEQUATE HOUSING ON POST ALREADY A TOUGH MARKET TO FIND HOUSING OFF POST.

AS THEY REACHED OUT TO A LOT OF THE BUILDERS WERE THEY TYPICALLY BUILD EVEN IN THE PRIMARILY SINGLE FAMILY HOUSES AND HAVE ASKED THEM TOSHIFT THEIR FOCUS TO MULTIFAMILY TO BE ABLE TO CATER TOWARDS MILITARY . AND SO IS MR. AN EXPANSION, THIS WAS PARTLY IDENTIFIED BECAUSE THE CLOTHES PROXIMITY TO FORT CAMPBELL.

MAKING IT PRETTY FEASIBLE FOR SOLDIERS TO GET BACK AND FORTH TO WORK.

IF YOU LOOK IN OUR HISTORY, WE APPROVE DEPARTMENTS TWICE THE SIZE OF THIS DEVELOPMENT ON TWO LANE ROADS THAT HAVE HAD ITS FAIR SHARE OF TRAFFIC WOES. AND THIS ONE IS OFF A ROAD THAT THERE ARE PRACTICALLY SEVEN LANES. THE OWNER OF THE PARCEL BETWEEN THIS ONE AND FORT CAMPBELL BOULEVARD AS AGREED TO WORK OUT SOMETHING WITH THEM TO GIVE HIM ACCESS TO THAT POINT SO THERE WILL BE ANOTHER ACCESS FOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES.

ANOTHER POINT COMPORTED WYATT TO GET PASSED ON BOTH THE STAFFING COMMISSION AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION WAS THE SCHOOLS RECOMMENDATION. IN THAT PARTICULAR SCHOOL SYSTEM IS NOT ONE HOURS. IS OVERLY OVERCROWDED.HERE IS SOME CAPACITY THERE TO SUPPORT THIS DEVELOPMENT IN THE STUDENTS THAT WILL MORE THAN LIKELY BE A BYPRODUCT OF THOSE STAYING THERE . AND WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE RESIDENCE, NO RESIDENCE OUTSPOKEN IN OPPOSITION OF THIS PARTICULAR REIT ZONING. SO FITTING WITHIN THE ADOPTED LAND USE PLAN AND BEING CONSISTENT WITH ITS HIGHEST AND BEST USE, TO MEET THE LOGICAL STEPS WOULD BE TO VOTE TO APPROVE SOMETHING THAT THE RESIDENTS IMPACTED MOSTLY ABOUT IT BUT HAVE ANYTHING IN OPPOSITION FOR IT. AND SO FOR THAT, I WILL BE SUPPORTING MY VOTE EARLIER ON THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND VOTING IN FAVOR OF THIS.

AND I WOULD ASK MY FELLOW COUNCILMEMBERS TO DO THE SAME. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU

COUNCILMAN GARRETT.OUNCILMAN ALAN YOUR RECOGNIZED. >>DAVID ALLEN : AND LOOKED AT THE AND BROUGHT IT UP ON THE CONSECUTIVE SESSION LAST WEEK. THAT WAS A CONCERN FOR THE LEFT TURN. BUT WHATEVER YOU PUT THEIR, IT WILL HAVE TEVA LEFT TURN.

IT'S EVENTUALLY GOING TO BE SOMETHING BUT I DON'T SEE HOW MANY MORE LANES YOU COULD ADD.

IT ONLY HAS A MILLION LANES. I DON'T KNOW IN LOOKING AT IT EVENTUALLY THE WHOLE AREA WOULD GO UP. ANYTHING THAT IS VACANT WILL BE VACANT ANYMORE.

I THINK ABOUT HOUSING THE WOULD BE A GREAT THING. IT WOULD BE A GOOD ASSET TO THAT AREA. IT WOULD BE FOR FILLING IN THE. WITH THE EXTRA LINE BEING PUT INTO THE EMERGENCY, THAT WAS A PLUS FOR ME. FOR THEM TO BE ABLE TO GET IN.

BUT I SUPPOSE IT IS LIKE EVERYTHING ELSE. ANY BUSINESS THERE.

IF YOU'RE GOING TO GO LEFT YOU HAVE TO WORK YOUR WAY TO MAKE IT IN THE TURN LANE AND GO OUT.

THAT IS JUST HOW WE MANEUVER. AND YOU'RE RIGHT, THE PREVIOUS SPEAKER TALKED ABOUT WALMART.

BUT ALL THAT WAS DONE FOR A REASON. AND YEARS AGO WHEN I STARTED ASKING ABOUT THAT, THEY SAID YOU DON'T WANT OLD ACCESSES ON TWO MAIN ROAD.

IF THAT ONE CENTRAL POINT THE READER MAKING EVERYONE GO TO THE CENTER POINT AND THAT CONTROLS TRAFFIC. AND SO THAT LEFT TURN, NOT BEING ABLE TO TURN LEFT THERE ACTUALLY HELPS TRAFFIC. AND I'M JUST USED TO IT. YOU GET USED TO COMING OUT OF THERE AND YOU KNOW I HAVE TO GO TO THE LIGHT.F I WANT TO TURN LEFT.

BUT IF EVERYONE WAS COMING OUT OF THERE, IT WOULD BE AMISS. SO I AM IN FAVOR OF THIS.

AND JUST AS WE WORK IN FAVOR OF IT GOOD FOR OUR COMMUNITY, IS GOOD FOR FORT CAMPBELL.

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I JUST ASK YOU VOTE IN FAVOR THIS. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU COUNCILMAN ALAN. COUNCILMAN ERB AND THEN COUNCILMAN RICHMOND AND WILL

COME TO YOU NEXT. >>TOM ERB: ON THE INFORMATION WE HAVE ON OUR DOCKET ON OUR IPADS, THE EXIT FOR THIS PIECE OF PROPERTY IS NOT LINE UP WITH THE STOP.

AM I INCORRECT? >>JOE PITTS: NO, SIR, YOU ARE NOT.

>>TOM ERB: ALL RIGHT. HAVING LIVED A COUPLE MILES FROM THERE ON THE SAME ROAD, I CHALLENGE YOU OF OF THE CLOCK TO TRY TO MAKE A LEFT-HAND TUR .

AND I HAVE SEEN MANY RIGHT THERE IN MY HOUSE. IF THEY COULD CHANGE THE PLOT PLAN SO THE EXIT RIGHT AT THE LIGHT.IT'S A GOOD USE OF THAT PROPERTY.

BUT WE ARE ASKING FOR PEOPLE TO TAKE THEIR LIFE IN THE HANDS. THERE GOING BACK AND FORTH TO FORT CAMPBELL PERU THAT'S A LEFT-HAND TURN. AND ALL THE SOLDIERS GO TO PT, THE RUN HOME, TAKE A SHOWER PADUCAH SEVEN LANES, GOOD LUCK TO YOU.

IT AIN'T GOING TO HAPPEN. YOU MAYBE GET LUCKY A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT ONE TIME THE LUCK IS GOING TO RUN OUT. WHAT WE ARE VOTING FOR HERE RIGHT NOW IS WE ARE SAYING, THE FORCE BE WITH YOU. TRY TO GET ACROSS SEVEN LANES OF TRAFFIC.

I CAN'T VOTE FOR IT. WHEN I HAVE ON THIS IPAD MAY CHANGE MY MIND SO WE CAN LINE UP WITH MARION NO PROBLEM. YOU CAN USE A LIGHT. USE A LIGHT TO MAKE A LEFT-HAND TURN. WE ARE ASKING FOR TROUBLE THERE THAT'S ALL I HAVE.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU COUNCILMAN ERB.

COUNCILMAN RICHMOND, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED SPOKEN SITTING HERE TORN PERGOLA SPEAKER MADE AN AMAZING POINT. AND INITIALLY IN THE PREVIOUS SPEAKERS MADE A GREAT POINT.

I THINK MINE IS MORE OF A QUESTION AROUND CAN THE DEVELOPER COME WITH A DIFFERENT PLAN? I DON'T KNOW IF LIGHTS PUT IN. PART OF ME IS THINKING THE EXPERTS OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION, I AGREE WITH COUNCILMAN GARRETT THAT IF NONE OF THE RESIDENTS CAME TO SPEAK OUT AGAINST IT, THEY MAY BE OKAY WITH IT.

AND I DO BELIEVE IT'S THE BEST USE OF THE LAND USE OF WHAT WE HAVE HEARD SO FAR. THEM THEM PART OF ME IS ALSO WITH COUNCILMAN GUZMAN, THE SPEAKER IS ABOUT HAD WE VOTE WITH OUR CONSCIOUS KNOWING WHAT IS AHEAD AND BE IN THE PARENTS THAT SEE ALL.

I AM REALLY TORN BETWEEN MAKING A DECISION BASED ON WHAT THE EXPERTS WE HAVE PLACED THERE AT THE PLANNING COMMISSION DID THEY GIVE US THE RECOMMENDATIONS.

AND TRYING TO MOVE MY EMOTION OUT OF IT AS A DRIVER. IS A CITIZEN.

BEEN THERE. SO I'M SORT OF IN THE AIR LEANING MORE TOWARD VOTING FOR IT, BUT I'M CURIOUS. WITH A NEW LIGHT THERE, WOULD THAT CHANGE ANYTHING IF WECOULD

PUT IN A BUFFER TO WHERE WE CAN HAVE A WIN-WIN ? >>JOE PITTS: TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION, IT'S HIGHLY DOUBTFUL WE WILL GET A TRAFFIC SIGNAL THERE.

IT IS BEST PROBABLY NOT TO MAKE A DECISION BASED ON WHAT CANNO .

>> GOT YOU. WITH THAT THEN, MY RECOMMENDATION BUT I HAVE TO LEAN MORE TOWARD THE EXPERTS IN THAT THEY KNOW MORE THAN I DO. AND IF THE STAFF RECOMMENDATION BOTH GAVE APPROVAL IN THE DEVELOPER HAS ADDRESSED MY INITIAL CONCERN ABOUT THE EMERGENCYVEHICLES WITH MYSELF AND OTHER MEMBERS DID BRING UP .

AND AT THIS POINT AND LEAN TOWARD THE EXPERTS THAT WE TRUST AND NOT SO MUCH MY EMOTION ABOUT THE TRAFFIC. SO I WILL BE VOTING IN FAVOR. >JOE PITTS: THANK YOU

COUNCILMAN RICHMOND. COUNCILMAN BURKHART? >>JEFF BURKHART: IF THIS PASSES, WOULD ENCOURAGE MR. MCKAY MR. BALDWIN AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO LOOK AT THE STOPLIGHT LINEUP. BECAUSE THERE IS CONSIDERABLE LAND THERE ACROSS FROM THAT STOP LIGHT. IF THAT REQUIRES BIND THE OTHER PARCEL, THIS IS GOING TO BE A LARGE DOLLAR DEVELOPMENT.NE MORE PARCEL IS NOT GOING TO MAKE OR BREAK THIS.

BUT I WOULD LIKE FOR THEM TO LOOK AT THAT AS FAR AS USING THE LIGHT AS THE IN AND OUT.

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AND SO WITH THAT BEING SAID, ANOTHER ENGINEER SPOKEN I KNOW MR. HEDRICK SPOKE FOR THEM.

I WOULD ENCOURAGE THEM TO LOOK FOR A PLACE TO TIE THAT THAT LIGHT AND LET'S SEE IF WE CAN MAKE THAT HAPPEN. BECAUSE I THINK LIFE WOULD BE MUCH BETTER FOR EVERYONE

INVOLVED. THANK YOU. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU.

COUNCILMAN CHANDLER, YOU RECOGNIZE B6 A LITTLE REBUTTAL HERE.

IS NO OBJECTION FROM RESIDENTS BECAUSE THERE ARE NO RESIDENTS THERE THIS IS OUR ALL COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. AND I THINK I HEARD THE OTHER NIGHT THAT THERE HAVE BEEN SEVERAL DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMMERCIAL BUSINESS TRYING TO GO IN THERE AND THEY ALL SEEM TO FAIL. IF I OWN A PIECE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY AND I CAN'T DO NOTHING TO DEVELOP IT, I'M GOING TO NATURALLY NOT HAVE ANY OBJECTION TO IT.

ONE OF THE PREVIOUS SPEAKER SAID YOU GO OUT AND YOU GET IN THE TURNING LANE.

LET ME REMIND EVERYBODY, IT IS AGAINST THE LAW IN THE STATE OF TENNESSEE TO PULL OUT AND GO INTO A TURNING LANE . YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO GO ACROSS THOSE THREE LANES THAT ARE SOUTHBOUND ACROSS THE TURNING LANE AND INTO A TRAVELING. THE TURNING LANE IS EXACTLY WHAT IT SAYS. IT IS A TURN IN LANE. COUNCILMAN BURKHART BROUGHT UP A GREAT POINT. IF YOU TIE IT IN DOWN THERE AT THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL, I WILL BE THE FIRST ONE TO STAND IN LINE TO VOTE FOR IT. BUT AGAIN, I CANNOT SEE MY GOOD CONSCIOUS YEAR I CAN SIT HERE AND VOTE ON SOMETHING THAT I KNOW WITH MY BACKGROUND THAT I KNOW WE'RE GONNA WIND UP GETTING SOMEONE SERIOUSLY HURT, IF NOT KILLED.

THANK YOU. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU. COUNCILMAN ALLEN, YOU ARE

RECOGNIZED. >>DAVID ALLEN : ONLY LOOK AT TRAFFIC.

AND I UNDERSTAND WE LIKE TO TRY TO MAKE THINGS IDEAL FOR EVERYBODY.

WE LIKE TO LOOK AT THE IDEAL SITUATION AND SAY WE WOULD LIKE TO BE EXACTLY LIKE THIS.

I GO TO THE SUBWAY.IF I GO TO THE SUBWAY AND I GO INTO THE SHOPPING CENTER.

WHEN I COME BACK OUT, INVITE HER LEFT CERTAIN TIMES OF THE DAY I ARDEAN ON NOT TURNING LEFT. IT'S TOO BUSY. IN MY MIND, IN THE MIDDLE THE DATE MAY BE. EARLY IN THE MORNING, MAYBE 3:00, 5:00, IS NOT HAPPENING.

I ALREADY KNOW IT. SO WHEN I GET OUT I DON'T TURN LEFT PRETTY MY MIND I KNOW I HAVE TO GO DOWN IN BACKGROUND REALLY DO IT ALL THE TIME IT HAPPENS ALL THE TIME.

WE WERE NEVER GOING TO GET EVERYTHING PERFECT OR NOT THAT I DON'T AGREE WITH THE PREVIOUS SPEAKER ABOUT IF WE COULD GET THIS LIGHT UP THAT WOULD BE A GOOD THING.

BUT WE DO IT ALL THE TIME. WE DO IT EVERY DAY. WE KNOW AT CERTAIN TIMES ARE CERTAIN THINGS THAT GUESS WHAT, IF IT IS SCHOOL TO MY ALREADY KNOW NOT TO GO THIS WAY.

IS CAN BE HARD FOR ME TO GET OUT SOME HAVE TO GO THIS WAY. BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN WE SHOULD BE HERE JUST BECAUSE IT WILL BE HARD FOR YOU TO LEFT A CERTAIN TIME COMMIT ANYTHING WE PUT AT A CERTAIN TIME IS GOING TO BE HARD TO GET OUT. ALESSIO STOPLIGHT.

AS THE MAYOR SPOKE, I DON'T SEE THEM PUTTING IN A LIGHT. I WOULD HATE TO SAY LET'S DO I . I HAVE BEEN UP HERE LONG ENOUGH TOKNOW .

AND SO WE JUST HAVE TO MAKE THE ADJUSTMENTS AND KNOW THEY WILL MOVE OVER THERE AND THEY HAVE TO MAKE THEIR ADJUSTMENTS. BUT WE CAN'T CONTINUE AND LET THE MARKET GO DOWN.

BECAUSE WE WANT EVERYTHING PICTURE-PERFECT. WHEN WE STOP AND THINK ABOUT HOW WE DRIVE, OR SO MANY THINGS THAT ARE NOT PICTURE-PERFECT. WE JUST ADJUST THEM.

>>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU. BACK TO YOU, COUNCILMAN GARRETT.

>> I JUST WANTED KIND OF PUT THINGS INTO PERSPECTIVE OF WHAT OUR GOAL IS AS A BODY WHEN IT COMES TO REZONING. OF PREVIOUS SPEAKER ALLUDED TO IT EARLIER IN THAT WE ARE VOTING ON THE ZONING, NOT THE SITE PLAN. BECAUSE THERE HAS BEEN CASES WHERE WE HAVE HAD TO REZONE SOMETHING AND MAYBE THE SITE PLAN WASN'T THERE IN THEIR QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS LIKE THEY DIDN'T SUBMIT THE PLAN ALONG WITH IT.

SO THE SITE PLANS IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE IN THEY HAVE TO BE APPROVED THE PLANNING

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WOULD STRUGGLE IN MY MIND TO BELIEVE HE WOULD INTENTIONALLY TRY TO CHANGE HIS SCOPE OF BUILD TO CATER TO THE MILITARY ONLY TO CREATE A QUOTE ON QUOTE DEATHTRAP FOR THEM TO TRY TO TURN LEFT. I THINK HE HAS A GREATER DEAL OF RESPECT FOR THEM AND IN TALKING WITH HIM AND HIS WILLINGNESS TO MODIFY HIS PLANS TO MAKE THIS WORK, I AM CONFIDENT WE WILL BE ABLE TO SIT DOWN WITH HIM ON THE PLANNING COMMISSION WITH THE STAFF IN THE STREET DEPARTMENT TO COME UP WITH A WAY TO TIE IN THEIR.

WE ASKED TO VOTE ON IS A REZONING AND A LOT OF THE SEVERITY COMMENTED THAT IF IT WASN'T FOR THAT CONCERN AND WHAT IT WILL TIE INTO LATER, WE HAVE NO PROBLEM WITH APARTMENTS GOING THERE. THE ISSUE IS THE TRAFFIC. SO WE HAVE NO ISSUE WITH THE ACTUAL APARTMENTS GOING IN. THAT STILL AT THE NEXT BODY DO THEIR JOB, WHICH IS TO WORK TO THE SITE PLAN WITH THE DEVELOPER TO COME UP WITH SO FEW THAT WOULD BE SAFE FOR OUR MILITARY FAMILIES TO INGRESS AND EGRESS OUT OF. I'M GOING AS FOR YOUR SUPPORT

IN APPROVING THIS REZONING. THANK YOU. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU.

COUNSEL LADY STREETMAN , YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. >>STACY STREETMAN: I'VE LISTENED TO A LOT OF PEOPLE SPEAK TONIGHT AND I'M GOING TO BE IN AGREEMENT AS WELL IS WHAT WAS MENTIONED IN REGARD TO CONNECTING IT WITH LADY MARION. AND OF COURSE I REALIZE ONCE MAKE THE ZONING CHANGE TO MAKE THE ZONING CHAIN WRITTEN ALL THE NEXT UP WOULD BE WORKING WITH THE DEVELOPER TO GO THROUGH EVERYTHING WITH THE SITE PLAN IS ANOTHER COUNCILMEMBER SAID, ONCE WE APPROVE IT WE APPROVE IT. I THINK IT WOULD BE MUCH MORE INCLINED TO VOTE IN FAVOR OF THIS IF THE DEVELOPER WERE TO HAVE THAT PEACE AND CONNECTED THEIR RIGHT NOT OUR RESPONSIBILITY IS TO MAKE ZONING, BUT IT IS ALSO OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO LOOK AT EVERYTHING AND TRY TO PLAN FOR OUR CITY.

AND IF YOU WERE TO CONNECT THAT RIGHT THERE AND YOU CAN TAKE A LOOK AT THE PICTURE, NOT ONLY WOULD IT MAKE IT EASIER IF THAT WERE TO CONNECT TO THE LIGHT TO THE RESIDENTS OF THEAPARTMENT COMPLEX THAT WOULD BE BUILT THERE TO BE ABLE TO GET IN AND OUT.

BUT WAS REFERENCED WITH IT IS DIFFICULT , IT WOULD BE JUST AS DIFFICULT TO GET OUT OF A COMMERCIAL BUSINESS YOU COULD CONNECT THE COMMERCIAL BUSINESSES LOCATED ALONG THE BE ABLE TO HAVE IT TO WHERE IT WOULD BE EASIER FOR PEOPLE TO GET AT AT HOW OTHER COMMERCIAL BUSINESSES. I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO LOOK AT THIS IN MY OPINION.

IF THAT WERE CONSIDERED IN THE PLAN AND THERE'S NO WAY FOR THAT TO BE CONSIDERED IN THAT PLAN AT THIS MOMENT RIGHT NOW OR IN THE NEXT STEP. THOSE ARE JUST MY THOUGHTS ON

IT. THANK YOU. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU.

ANYBODY ELSE WISH TO SPEAK GO AHEAD, CAL'S LADYSMITH. >>WANDA SMITH: I'VE LISTENED TO EVERYBODY TONIGHT AND I IN FOR THE APARTMENTS IN THE AREA. WE DO NEED THEM BUT HOWEVER, I THINK WHENEVER WE ARE VOTING ON THE ZONING CHANGE WE SHOULD ALWAYS LOOK AT THE SAFETY OF THE CITIZENS AS WELL. WE KNOW THE CHILDREN ARE GOING TO BE IN THE AREAAS WELL .

NO MILITARY PEOPLE HAVE CHILDREN. WE HAVE TO LOOK AT THE SAFETY OF A SCHOOL BUS DRIVER. WE HAVE TO LOOK AT THE SAFETY OF THINGS.

JUST BECAUSE WE WANT THESE BUILDINGS BUILT, THAT'S GOOD. UT WE ALSO AS PEOPLE THAT ARE LEADERS OF THIS CITY, WE NEED TO MAKE SURE WE ARE VOTING FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR CHILDREN AS WELL AS THE DRIVERS OF OUR BUSES. POLICE OFFICERS OR WHOEVER.

WE DO NEED A NEW INGRESS AND EGRESS ADDED. AND SO THAT NEEDS TO BE MADE KNOWN TO THE ONE THAT NEEDS TO BE BUILDING. THE CONTRACTORS AND WHOEVER IS GOING TO BE BUILDING THIS, THIS NEEDS TO BE KNOWN. WE ARE VERY CONCERNED ABOUT THE SAFETY OF OUR PEOPLE. THERE ARE SOME SERIOUS REQS WHERE THEY HAVE BEEN FATAL

ACCIDENTS. THAT IS ALL I HAVE TO SAY. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU.

ANY OTHER MEMBER OF COUNSEL OF A QUESTION OR A COMMENT REGARDING ORDINANCE 50 DO? HEARING ON AND SEE NONE, ARE YOU READY TO VOTE? MADAME CLERK, TAKE THE BOAT.

>> MR.GARRETT. >> AYE . >> MR. RICHMOND.

>> AYE. >> MR. ERB. >> NO.

>> MR. CHANDLER.> NO. >> MS. GUZMAN. >> AYE.

>> MRS. SMITH. >> YES. >> MR. HOLLEMAN.

>> AYE. >> MR. ALLEN. >> AYE.> MR. HENLEY.

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>>AYE. >> MS. STREETMAN . >> AYE.

>> MR. NORRIS. >> AYE. >> MR. BURKHART.

>> AYE. >> MAYOR PITTS. >>JOE PITTS: NO.> 10 YES,

THREE NO. >>JOE PITTS: OR DENSITY TO HIS ADOPTED FIRSTREADING.

COUNCILMAN GARRETT, BACK TO YOU . >> AND Q, THERE.

GOT TO WAKE MY SCREEN BACK UP. LAST ON THE AGENDA IS RESOLUTION 41 Ã2020 Ã21.

BUT THE STAFFING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION IS FOR APPROVAL AND I SO MOVE.

>>JOE PITTS: MOTION MADE AND PROPERLY SECONDED IN FAVOR OF RESOLUTION 41.

ANY OF THE NUMBER OF COUNSEL HAVE A QUESTION OR COMMENT REGARDING RESOLUTION 41?

YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. >> WITH WEAVER FIND OUT WHETHER OR NOT THERE WERE ANY MAJOR UTILITIES ON THAT ROAD QUICK. > THERE ARE EASEMENTS PROTECTED AS A PART OF THIS ABANDONMENT. IT IS IN THE RESOLUTION. ANY OTHER MEMBER OF COUNSEL THE QUESTION OR A COMMENT? HEARING ON AND SEE NONE, ARE YOU READY TO VOTE?

MADAME CLERK, TAKE THE VOTE, PLEASE. >> MR. GARRETT.

>> AYE. >> MR. RICHMOND. >> AYE.

>> MR. ERB. >> AYE. >> MR. CHANDLER.

>> YES. >> MS. GUZMAN. >> YES.

>> MRS. SMITH. >> YES. >> MR. HOLLEMAN.

>> AYE. >> MR. ALLEN.> AYE. >> MR. HENLEY.

>> AYE. >> MS. STREETMAN. >> YES.

>> MR. NORIS. >> AYE.> MR. BURKHART. >> AYE.

[6) CONSENT AGENDA]

>> MAYOR PITTS. >> AYE. >> 13 YOU.

>>JOE PITTS: RESOLUTION 41 IS ADOPTED. THANK YOU.

COUNCILMAN GARRETT.> THIS CONCLUDES MY REPORT. >>JOE PITTS: GOOD REPORT.

HANK YOU COUNCILMAN GARRETT. E ARE NOW READY FOR THE CONSENT AGENDA.

MADAME CLERK? PLEASE READ THE CONSENT AGENDA. > ALL ITEMS IN THIS PORTION OF THE AGENDA ARE CONSIDERED TO BE ROUTINE AND NON-CONTROVERSY OLD BY THE COUNCIL AND MAY BE APPROVED BY ONE MOTION. HOWEVER, A MEMBER OF THE COUNCIL MAY REQUEST THAT AN ITEM BE REMOVED FOR SEPARATE CONSIDERATION UNDER THE APPROPRIATE COMMITTEE REPORT.

ORDINANCE 40 Ã2020 Ã21 SECOND READING. AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CODE RELATIVE TO ADOPTION OF THE UPDATED CODES OFTHE INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCIL .

ORDINANCE 41 Ã2020 Ã21 SECOND READING. AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CODE RE-APPORTIONING THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING PERSONS FOR THE OFFICE OF CITY COUNCILMEMBER FOR ANNEXED TERRITORY OF BRITAIN'S SPRINGS ROAD NEAR CENTER ROAD.

ORDINANCE 43 Ã2020 Ã21 SECOND READING. AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND MAP OF THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE APPLICATION OF MARK HOLLOMAN AND JOHN HEMPHILL IN HOUSTON SMITH AGENT FOR ZONE CHANGE ON PROPERLY LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF GOLF CLUB LANE IN COLONIAL COURT IN THE INTERSECTION OF PARADISE HILL ROAD AND HIGHLAND CIRCLE FROM R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO R-6 SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.

ORDINANCE 44 Ã2020 Ã21 SECOND READING. AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND MAP OF THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE BUT APPLICATION OF AVA HOLMES LLC, AMBER FREDERICK, EMPEROR FREDERICK AND BRIAN GERWIG AGENTS FOR ZONE CHANGE ON PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE TERMINUS OF GOD STREET FROM R-3 THREE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO R-6 SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT IT ORDINANCE 45 Ã2020 Ã2021 SECOND READING.

AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND MAP OF THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE.

APPLICATION OF CHRISTOPHER KOHLBERG FOR ZONE CHANGE ON PROPERLY LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF NORTH SEVEN MILE FERRY ROAD AND ASHLAND CITY ROAD FROM R-1 SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO C-2 GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT.

ORDINANCE 46 Ã2020 Ã21 SECOND READING AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND MAP OF THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE BUT APPLICATION OF R E4 E HOLDINGS LLC YOUR DECLAN PROPERTY GROUP LLC AGENT FOR ZONE CHANGE ON PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF HICKORY GROVE BOULEVARD AND HICKORY HEIGHTS FROM R-2 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO R-6 SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. RESOLUTION 37 2020 Ã2021 PROVING A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE FOR SALE OF WINE AT POP SHELF 2819 WILMA RUDOLPH BOULEVARD.

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NOVEMBER 5 AND NOVEMBER 10. >> SECOND. >>JOE PITTS: HAS BEEN A MOTION TO SECOND FOR APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA. ANY MEMBER OF COUNSEL WISH TO

BE RECOGNIZED? >> I WOULD. >>JOE PITTS: MADAME CLERK, I WOULD LIKE TO PULL ITEM NUMBER SEVEN AND ITEM NUMBER EIGHT. RESOLUTION 37 AND RESOLUTION 42 FOR CONSIDERATION LATER AND I WILL EXPLAIN WHAT COUNCILMAN HOLLEMAN , YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.

>>TRAVIS HOLLEMAN : I WAS GOING TO SAY I WANTED TO BE VOTED IN OUR BACK WILL BE ABSTAINING.

ET IT BE KNOWN AFTER ORDINANCE 43 APPLICATION OF MARK HOLLOMAN.

IT IS A FAMILY ISSUE AND I DON'T FEEL LIKE I NEED TO VOTE FOR THAT.

>>JOE PITTS: OKAY. THANK YOU READ ANY OTHER MEMBER OF COUNSEL WISH TO BE

RECOGNIZED ON THE CONSENT AGENDA? >>JOE PITTS: SEE NONE, YOU READY TO VOTE ON EVERYTHING EXCEPT ITEM 7 AND EIGHT? MADAME CLERK, TAKE THE BOAT.

>> MR. GARRETT. >> AYE. >> MR. RICHMOND.

>> AYE. >> MR. ERB. >> AYE.

>> MR. CHANDLER. >> YES. >> MS. GUZMAN.

>> YES. >> MRS.SMITH. >> YES .

>> MR. HOLLEMAN. >> AYE. >> START ALLEN.

>> AYE. >> MR. HENLEY. >> AYE.

>> MS. STREETMAN. >> YES. >> MR. NORIS PORTRAIT EIGHT.

>> MAYOR PITTS. >> AYE. >> 13 YOU.

>>JOE PITTS: CONSENT AGENDA IS ADOPTED. NEXT ITEM ON OUR AGENDA IS

[7) FINANCE COMMITTEE]

>> RESOLUTION 35 THE RISE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH THE TBI RELATIVE TO MOBILE DEVICE FINANCE AND PUBLIC SAFETY FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVAL.

>>JOE PITTS: MOTION MADE AND PROPERLY SECONDED IN FAVOR. ANY MEMBER OF COUNSEL HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT RESOLUTION 35? HEARING ON SEE NONE, ARE YOU READY TO VOTE.

MADAME CLERK, TAKE THE BOAT. >> MR. GARRETT. >> AYE.

>> MR. RICHMOND. >> AYE >> MR. ERB.

>> AYE . >> MR. CHANDLER.> YES. >> MS. GUZMAN.

>> YES. >> MRS. SMITH. >> YES.

>> MR. HOLLEMAN . >> AYE. >> MR. ALLEN.

>> AYE. >> MR.HENLEY. >> AYE .

>> MS. STREETMAN. >> YES. >> MR. NORRIS.

>> YES. >> MR. BURKHART. >> AYE.

>> NEAR PITTSBURGH AYE. >> 13 AS. >>JOE PITTS: RESOLUTION 35 IS

ADOPTED. >> RESOLUTION 3620 21 AUTHORIZES A MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT WITH AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY FOR POLICE SERVICES AND FINANCE COMMITTEE AND

PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE APPROVAL.AKE A MOTION. >> MOTION MADE AND PROPERLY SECONDED IN FAVOR OF 36. ANY MEMBER OF COUNSEL OF A QUESTION OR A COMMENT REGARDING RESOLUTION 36? ARE YOU READY TO VOTE? MADAME CLERK, TAKE THE BOAT.

>> MR. GARRETT. >> AYE. >> MR. RICHMOND.

>> AYE. >> MR. ERB. >> AYE.

>>MR. CHANDLER. >> YES . >> MS. GUZMAN.

>> YES >> MS. SMITH. >> YES .

>> MR. HOLLEMAN . >> AYE. >> MR. ALLEN.

>> AYE. >> MR. HENLEY BOY AYE. >> MS. STREETMAN.

>> YES. >> MR. NORIS.> AYE. >> MR. BURKHART.

>> AYE. >> MAYOR PITTS. >>JOE PITTS: AYE.

>> 13 YOU. >>JOE PITTS: RESOLUTION 36 IS ADOPTED.

>> RESOLUTION 38 Ã2021 RECOMMENDED MAKING SERVICE CONTRACTS AND REEVALUATION AS REQUIRED BY STATE LAW. FINANCE COMMITTEE APPROVAL FOR TO MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE.

>> SECOND. >>JOE PITTS: MOTION MADE AND PROPERLY SECONDED.

>>STACY STREETMAN: I WILL BE ABSTAINING FROM THIS ONE DUE TO MY EMPLOYMENT.

THANK YOU. >>JOE PITTS: ANY OTHER MEMBER OF COUNSEL WISH TO BE RECOGNIZED ON RESOLUTION 38? HEARING ON AND SEE NONE, ARE YOU READY TO VOTE?

>> MR. GARRETT. >> AYE. >> MR. RICHMOND.

>> AYE. >> MR. ERB. >> AYE.

>> MR. CHANDLER. >> YES. >> MS. GUZMAN.

>> YES. >> MS. SMITH. >> YES.

>> MR. HOLLEMAN . >> AYE. >> MR. ALLEN .

>> AYE. >> MR. HENLEY BOY AYE. >> MS. STREETMAN .

>> AYE. >> MR. NORIS. >> AYE.

>> MR. BURKHART. >> AYE. >> NO PITTS.

>> AYE. >> 12 YES, ONE ABSTAINING. >>JOE PITTS: RESOLUTION 38

ADOPTED. >> RESOLUTION 39 Ã2021 DECLINING INTO THE REINFORCE $40 MILLION FOR CERTAIN PROJECT EXPENDITURES WITH PROCEEDS OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, NOTES, OR OTHER DEBT OBLIGATIONS. FINANCE COMMITTEE APPROVAL.

MAKE A MOTION FOR APPROVAL. >> SECOND. >>JOE PITTS: ANY MEMBER OF

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YOU READY TO VOTE? >> MR. GARRETT. >>AYE.

>> MR. RICHMOND. >> AYE. >> MR. ERB.

>> AYE. >> MR. TAYLOR. >> YES.

>> MS. GUZMAN. >> YES . >> MS. SMITH.

>> YES. >> MR. HOLLEMAN. >>AYE .

>> MR. ALLEN. >> AYE. >> MR. HENLEY.

>> AYE. >> MS. STREETMAN. >> YES.> MR. NORRIS.

>> AYE. >> MR. BURKHART. >> AYE.

>> MAYOR PITTS. >>JOE PITTS: AYE. RESOLUTION 39 ADOPTED.

>> 4040 21 APPROVED THE LEASE WITH THE ROXY REGIONAL THEATER FINANCE COMMITTEE APPROVAL

BOARD MAKE A MOTION FOR APPROVAL. >>JOE PITTS: MOTION MADE AND PROPERLY SECONDED FOR RESOLUTION 40. ANY MEMBER OF COUNSEL OF A

QUESTION OR COMMENT REGARDING RESOLUTION 40? >> I JUST HAD ONE QUESTION.

>>JOE PITTS: YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. >> DID WE HAVE AN IDEA OF WHAT THE PROJECTED REVENUE WOULD BE? I KNOW WE WERE TALKING LAST WEEK ABOUT WHERE WE WERE HEADE

. >> THE SIMPLE ANSWER IS NO, WE DON'T HAVE A FIRM PROJECTION OF REVENUE PRIMARILY BECAUSE OF THEENVIRONMENT WE ARE IN WITH THE PANDEMIC.

THIS IS THE NEXT STEP IN THE PROCESS . >> OKAY.

>>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU COUNCILMAN RICHMAN.NY OTHER QUESTIONS?

ARE YOU READY TO VOTE? MADAME CLERK, TAKE THE BOAT. >> MR.GARRETT.

>> AYE. >> MR. RICHMOND . >> AYE.

>> MR. ERB. >> AYE. >> MR. CHANDLE> YES.

>> MS. GUZMAN. >> YES. >> MRS. SMITH.

>> YES. >> MR. HOLLEMAN. >> AYE .> MR. ALLEN .

>> AYE. >> MR. HENLEY. >> AYE.

>> MS. STATEMENT. >> YES. >> MR. NORRIS.

>> YES. >> NEAR PITTSBURGH AYE. >> 13 YOU.

>>JOE PITTS: RESOLUTION 40 ADOPTED. >> THAT CONCLUDES MY REPORT.

>>JOE PITTS: ALL RIGHT. WE AREN'T READY FOR THE GAS AND WATERCOMMITTEE REPORT .

[8) GAS & WATER COMMITTEE]

CHARLIE GUZMAN, YOU RECOGNIZED. >>VALERIE GUZMAN : BEFORE I GET INTO THE MONTHLY ACTIVITIES I WANT TO SAY I HAVE SERVED ON THIS BOARD FOR EIGHT YEARS AND IT HAS BEEN MY PLEASURE AND HONOR AND I APPRECIATE ALL THE HARD WORK THE GAS WATER DEPARTMENT IS DONE AND I APPRECIATE THE DEPARTMENTS COMMITMENT TO BE IN BETTER FOR OUR CITY.

THEY WERE HARD OVER THERE AND I AM VERY PROUD OF THAT.UT THEIR WATER UP AGAINST ANYBODY'S WATER. MY TOILET IS BETTER THAN YOUR TOILET.

JUST SAYING. I HAD TO MAKE IT FUNNY. >>JOE PITTS: I KNOW.

THANK YOU. WE STILL HAVE TIME ON THE CLOCK.

KEEP GOING. >>VALERIE GUZMAN : WITH THAT BEING SAID, ALL THAT'S HAPPENING IN OUR COMMUNITY, THEIR WASTEWATER PLANT IS TREATED OVER 386 MILLION GALLONS OF WATER FOR THAT IS AVERAGING 12.4 MILLION GALLONS OF WATER A DAY.

THAT IS PHENOMENAL FOR THE CALL CENTER, EVERY TIME WE GET THIS REPORT IT GETS BETTER AND BETTER EVERY TIME THREE THEY ARE DOWN TO THREE MINUTES AND NINE SECONDS.

THERE WAS A TIME WHEN OUR GAS WATER DEPARTMENT HAD A EASY FIVE MINUTE CALL.

PEOPLE WERE FRUSTRATED. OR WE GOT IT ALL RIGHT NOW BUT WE ARE WORKING ON EVERYDAY AND I APPRECIATE THAT FOR THE GAS WATER DIVISION RESPONDED TO 67 NATURAL GAS ODORS AND THE LIST GOES ON AND ON THE WORK THAT THEY DO. I JUST WANTED TO SAY I APPRECIATE TO THEM AND I AM GRATEFUL TO HAVE BEEN ON THAT COMMITTEE.

THAT IS ALL FOR MY REPORT PARIS THANK YOU. >>JOE PITTS: GOOD REPORT.

ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE GAS AND WATER COMMITTEE REPORT? THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.

[9) HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE]

GERMAN ALLEN , YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. >>DAVID ALLEN : COMMITTEE REPORT. OFFICE OF HOUSING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVERTISED A NOTICE OF FUNDING AVAILABILITY FOR 1.$4 MILLION OF SUPPLEMENTAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT CORONAVIRUS FUNDS TO BE CONSIDERED FOR FUNDING. PROPOSALS MUST HAVE ADDRESSED ACTIVITIES THAT WERE COVID-19 RELATED AND BENEFIT INCOME ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES PRETTY PROPOSALS WERE SUBMITTED AND THE DEADLINE FOR THAT WAS NOVEMBER 24, 2020.

ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 14 AT 4:00 P.M. , SPECIAL SESSION OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT WILL BE HELD FOR THE PURPOSE OF SCORING THE PROPOSALS AND PROVIDING RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE MAYOR FOR FUNDING CONSIDERATIONS. THAT CONCLUDES MY REPORT.

>>JOE PITTS: GOOD REPORT.NY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

[10) PARKS & RECREATION COMMITTEE]

>>VALERIE GUZMAN : SO CLARKSVILLE PARK-AND-RIDE DECEMBER 5 WE ARE GOING TO HAVE OUR CHRISTMAS PARADE ROUTE ON THE 12TH WE WILL HAVE OUR SPLASH INTO PROVIDENCE AND ALSO ON THE TOOLS WILL HAVE OUR 19TH CENTURY CHRISTMAS FORT DEFIANCE.

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>>JOE PITTS: GOOD REPORT.NY QUESTIONS OF COUNSEL REGARDING THE PARKS AND RECREATION

COMMITTEE REPORT? BUT I HAVE A QUESTION. >>JOE PITTS: COUNSEL LADYSMITH,

YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. >>WANDA SMITH: IKNOW THAT WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A DRIVE-THROUGH PARADE . CAN YOU EXPLAIN HOW THAT IS GOING TO BE? I WAS THINKING THEY WOULD BE LINED UP AND PEOPLE WILL BE IN THE PARADE WE WILL DRIVE

THROUGH AND SEE THEM? OR HOW WILL THAT BE. >>JOE PITTS: WILL BE ON THE SOUTHBOUND LANES OF RIVERSIDE DRIVE, WHICH IS THE TWOLANES CLOSEST TO THE RIVER .

THE FLOATS, THE ENTRIES WILL BE LINED UP ON THE OUTSIDE MOST LANGUAGES CLOSEST TO THE RIVER BANK STATIONARY. TRAFFIC WILL BE BLOCKED OFF AND VEHICLES WILL BE ENCOURAGED TO DRIVE BY THOSE INJURIES. THERE WILL BE NO GETTING OUT OF THE CAR OR VEHICLES.

IT WILL BE A DRIVE-BY PARADE. >> AND THEY WILL BE PERFORMING IN A STATIONARY AREA QUICK.

>>JOE PITTS: YES. IT WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO WALK AROUND OR LEAVE THEIR FLOAT OR

THEIR ENTRY. >>WANDA SMITH: OKAY PARIS THANK YOU.

>>JOE PITTS: GOOD QUESTION FOR ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? HEARING NONE, WE ARE READY FOR

[11) PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE]

CHAIRMAN HENLEY. >>JEFF HENLEY : WE HAVE ONE ORDINANCE TO CONSIDER TONIGHT ON THE AGENDA. ORDINANCE 49 2020 Ã2021 AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CODE RELATIVE TO CITATIONS FOR CITY CODE VIOLATIONS OF MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSES AND IT COMES WITH THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE APPROVAL AND I SO MOVE.

>> SECOND SPOON ORDINANCE 49 HAS BEEN MOVED AND SECONDED. ANY QUESTIONS FROM COUNSEL

REGARDING ORDINANCE 49? >> I WOULD JUST LIKE TO MAKE SOME COMMENT.

>>JOE PITTS: YOU ARERECOGNIZED IN THE WE HAVE TWO MORE PEOPLE ON THE LIST .

>> I WANT TO FIRST OF ALL THINK MS. LETOURNEAU FOR EXPLAINING TO ME ABOUT WHY WE CAN'T USE PARK RANGERS. I WANT TO THANK HER FOR TELLING ME HOW THE OFFICES WILL OPERATE. I UNDERSTAND THESE ARE OFFICERS WE ALREADY HAVE.

THEY WILL BE UNDER YOUR AUTHORITY, IS THAT CORRECT? >>JOE PITTS: EVERY CITY EMPLOYEE IS TECHNICALLY UNDER MY AUTHORITY, BUT THEY ARE DIRECTLY SUPERVISED BY THE

MILLION DOLLAR SMILE BACK THERE. >> THIS IS SOMETHING THEY HAVE ALREADY BEEN DOING PARIS THE ONLY CONCERN I HAVE PUT IN THAT IS NOTHING AGAINST ANYBODY.

IT IS JUST THAT I DON'T AGREE WITH AND I TOLD US TO MISS LITTERED WITH GUNS IN THE PARKS AND I KNOW THE CITIZENS ARE ALLOWED TO DO THAT, HOWEVER I WISH WE COULD MAKE SOME KIND ORDINANCE TO PREVENT GUNS IN THE PARKS FROM CITIZENS AS WELL AS CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS.

BUT IT IS UP TO US. IT IS SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT GUNS IN THE PARKS.

I AM IN FAVOR OF THIS BECAUSE I CAN SEE WHERE IT WOULD BE BENEFICIAL AND SAVE THE CITY

SOME MONEY. THANK YOU. >> COUNSEL LADIES TREATMENT,

YOU RECOGNIZED. >> I WANTED TO SAY I DID TALK TO MR. WEST GOLDEN ABOUT THIS AFTER ALL THE DISCUSSION WE HAD LAST WEEK JUST TO CLARIFY FOR MYSELF SO I WAS SURE HE UNDERSTOOD.UT THIS REALLY DOESN'T CHANGE ANYTHING TO MY UNDERSTANDING.

THEY ARE ALREADY PATROLLING OUR PARKS, THEY ARE ALREADY ARMED OFFICERS FOR US.

THIS GIVES THEM ANOTHER TOOL THEY CAN USE BY BEEN ABLE TO ISSUE CITATIONS AND IS JUST FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CITIZENS OF OUR COMMUNITY, ESPECIALLY THOSE ATTENDING OUR PARK.O I WILL

BE VOTING IN FAVOR OF THE. >>JOE PITTS: THANK YOU COUNSEL LADY STREETMAN .

COUNCILMAN CHANDLER, YOUR RECOGNIZE B6 THANK YOU, MAYOR. AS I STATED EARLIER IN MEETING , IF WE WOULD HAVE DONE WHAT WE ARE SUPPOSED TO HAVE DONE WAY BACK WHEN, FOR THOSE THAT DON'T KNOW WE DID HAVE A PARK POLICE THAT WAS A TRUE PARK POLICE. IN FACT, THE MANAGER THAT IS NOW THE SHERIFF OF ROBINSON COUNTY. IT WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL IN A PREVIOUS MAYOR DECIDED HE DIDN'T WANT IT ANYMORE. AND IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE SOLD INTO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THEY WOULD CONTINUE TO PATROL THE

[01:30:02]

>> THINK ABOUT ANY OTHER MEMBER OF COUNSEL WISH TO SPEAK ABOUT ORDINANCE 49?>>DAVID ALLEN : HOW DOES IT ÃWHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE AS FAR AS THE SECURITY GUARDS BEING ABLE TO ADDRESS ISSUES. I GUESS WE WOULD CALL THE POLICE I WOULD THINK.

IS SOMETHING OUTSIDE OF THEIR WORDS I COULD HANDLE. >> THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT THEY WOULD DO. AND HE SAID THE ORDINANCE A CITIZEN IS VIOLATING ON CITY PROPERTY WOULD BE AT A PARK OR A CITY HALL PARKING LOT, THEY WOULD BE AUTHORIZED TO WRITE A CITATION. IF IT FALLS OUTSIDE THE CITY ORDINANCE, THEY WOULD CALL THE

POLICE AND THE POLICE WOULD HAVE JURISDICTION FROM THEIR. >> WHEN I LOOKED AT IT ÃOF COURSE WE DON'T HAVE A LOT OF CRIMES IN OUR PARKS, BUT THE LITTLE BITTY THINGS.

WE WERE ALL TEENAGERS BEFORE BUT RATHER GET A $50 CITATION ON A SMACK ON HAND AND THE POLICE COMING DOWN TO TAKE ME TO JAIL. IF I'M IN THE PARK WHEN I'M NOT SUPPOSED TO BE AND DOING SOMETHING ON NOT SUPPOSED TO BE DOING.

THAT SMACK ON THE HEAD IS LIKE OKAY. YOUR LITTERING COMMUTE AND SOMETHING YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE DOING. ! MR. BAKER, HE WANTED TO WEIGH IN?WE HAD TO BE AT WORK BY 8:00 THE MONEY.

COUNSEL LADYSMITH.

>> SO IT WOULD BE ALL THE SAME. >>JOE PITTS: AND GETTING USED TO SAYING THAT PART COUNSEL

LADYSMITH? >>WANDA SMITH: THANK YOU MAYOR. THEY BE ABLE TO GIVE WARNING

SOMETIMES AND NOT ALWAYS CITATIONS? >>JOE PITTS: ABSOLUTELY.

I THINK THAT WOULD BE THEIR FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE. >> THANK YOU.

>>JOE PITTS: ANY OTHER MEMBER COUNSEL HAVE A QUESTION OR COMMENT REGARDING THIS ORDINANCE? ARE YOU READY TO VOTE? ADAM CLARK?

>> MR. GET IT. >> AYE. >> MR. RICHMOND.

>> AYE. >> MR. ERB. >> AYE.

>> MR. CHANDLER. >> ONE MORE TIME, NO. >> MR. THREE.

>> YES. >> MRS. SMITH. >> YES.

>> MR. HOLLEMAN . >> YES. >> MR. ALLEN.

>> AYE.> MR. HENLEY. >> YES. >> MR. NORRIS.

>> AYE. >> MR. BURKHART. >> AYE.

>> MAYOR PITTS. >>JOE PITTS: AYE. >> TOBY AS AND WHEN NO.

>>JOE PITTS: ORDINANCE 49 IS PASSED FIRST READING. CHAIRMAN, YOUR RECOGNIZE.

>> ONTO THE NOVEMBER ACTIVITY FOR BUILDING AND CODES IN THE CONSTRUCTION DIVISION PERFORMED 2694 TOTAL INSPECTION FOR THE COURT ENFORCEMENT DIVISION WORKED 63 NEW CASES AND THE ABATEMENT DIVISION CLEARED 47 WORK ORDERS. IN THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER THE ATMAN DIVISION ISSUED 83 SINGLE-FAMILY PERMITS AND 20 MULTIFAMILY PERMITS AND 15 COMMERCIAL PERMITS. CLARKSVILLE FIRE AND RESCUE ONE 1307 RUNS IN THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER AND CLARKSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT RESPONDED TO 11,259 CALLS IN THE MONTH IT HAS BEEN ALL KNOW, THIS IS MY LAST EVENING HERE. I WOULD JUST LIKE TO SAY THANK CHIEF MONTGOMERY, DAVID SMITH AND CHIEF ANGELI FOR PUTTING UP WITH THE PUBLIC SAFETY ROOKIE AND I FIRST JUMPED ON THE COMMITTEE THERE. IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE SERVING

WITH YOU GUYS AND THANK YOU. >> WELL SAID. ! ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE REPORT? HEARING ON, WE ARE READY FOR

[12) STREETS & GARAGE COMMITTEE]

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>>JEFF BURKHART: GOING TO START OFF WITH THE GARAGE. SINCE I HAVE BEEN CHAIRMAN OF GARAGE AND STREET FROM THE GARAGE AND DONE A TREMENDOUS JOB SAVING MONEY.

AND A LOT OF IT HAD TO DO WITH GASOLINE PRICES THAT DIDN'T QUITE RUN IS GOOD THIS MONTH AS THEY HAD IN THE PRIOR MONTH'S. IT LOOKS LIKE THEY WOUND UP SPENDING ABOUT $41,000 MORE ON CAR PARTS AND THEY HAD IN THE SAME TIME LAST YEAR. BUT WE DID MANAGE TO SAVE UNDER BUDGET $2000. AND THAT WAS WITH THEM WORKING 970 WORK HOURS, ALMOST 100 MORE WORK HOURS IN THE SAME TIME LAST YEAR. MOVING ON TO THE STREET DEPARTMENT, THEY COMPLETING.

A TOTAL OF 491 REQUESTS FOR PICKUP. NO EVERYBODY OUT ON DUNBAR K ROAD ARE GLAD OF THIS FRUIT DUNBAR K BRIDGMAN CONSTRUCTION IS COMPLETE, AREA OPEN TO TRAFFIC. SOME WOULD BE CLEANED UP FOR THE UTILITIES TO BE DONE NEXT WEEK, BUT THEY GOT THAT DONE IN AN EXTREMELY TIMELY MANNER. THE ROSS VIEW ROAD WIDENING, SAME THING. UTILITY RELOCATIONS ARE CONTINUING IS WHERE AS MERRIWEATHER IN TRENTON. UTILITY RELOCATIONS ÃI'VE BEEN BITING MY TONGUE TWO YEARS ON THIS IT IS KIND OF HARD TO GET AT&T TO UNDERSTAND. SO AT&T CAN'T CUT THE PHONE OFF BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE YOU. I WOULD LIKE AT THIS TIME NO QUICK TO SAY THANKS TO ALL THE PEOPLE AT THE GARAGE AND EVERYBODY OVER AT STREET DEPARTMENT.

IT'S BEEN AN HONOR AND PRIVILEGE TO BE CHAIRMAN OF THAT COMMITTEE.

NOT ONE TIME IN TWO YEARS WHEN I ASK, NOT NECESSARILY GOT THE ANSWER I WANTED, BUT I ALWAYS GOT AN ANSWER AND IT WAS IN AN EXTREMELY TIMELY MANNER. AND AT THIS TIME, I WOULD LIKE TO APOLOGIZE TO MS. MEEKS, THE PRESENTER AT THE VERY BEGINNING.ALL WALKS OF LIFE, ON BUSINESSES, EVERYBODY WE HAVE A BAD EMPLOYEE OR TO. BUT WITH THAT SAID, OVERALL, THE VAST MAJORITY OF OUR CITY WORKERS ARE GREAT PEOPLE. WE CANNOT BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE CITY AS WE ARE IT WAS NOT FOR THE CITY WORK. THE 13 PEOPLE IN HERE.

AND WE DON'T MATTER. IF THEY DON'T DO IT AND DO WHAT THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO AND SERVE THE CITIZENS OF CLARKSVILLE, WE ARE ALL AT A LOSS. SO AGAIN, CITY WORKERS THANK

YOU. >>JOE PITTS: WELL SAID. ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING STREETS AND GARAGE COMMITTEE? HEARING NONE, WE ARE READY FOR THETRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE.

[13) TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE]

CHARLIE SMITH, YOUR RECOGNIZE . >> THANK YOU. THE TRANSIT SYSTEM CTS REPORTED 36,452 PASSENGERS FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 2020. CITIZENS TOTAL FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER WAS 5975. THE RESPONSE TOTAL FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER WAS 2218 IT CTS COLLECTED 683 CANNED GOODS DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER AS PART OF THE BASKET OF THANKFULNESS EVENT. THE CANS WERE DONATED TO A LOCAL FOOD PANTRY FOR DISTRIBUTION FOR THE NEEDY AND NOT THE GREEDY. CTS WOULD LIKE TO REMIND EVERYONE THAT THE INDUSTRIAL PARK SHUTTLE BUS ROUTE 1000 IS FOR FREE THROUGH THE END OF THE YEAR. WE HOPE EVERYONE WILL USE THIS AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO ASSESS THE NUMEROUS IMPLEMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN OUR BOOMING INDUSTRIAL PARK.

CTS WILL HAVE SERVICE DETOURS IN PLACE TO ACCOMMODATE THE CHRISTMAS PARADE THIS SATURDAY.

PLEASE VISIT WWW. RIDE CTS.COM FOR DETAILS. CTS WILL AGAIN PROVIDE FREE SERVICES TO THE EVENT ON CHRISTMAS EVE ROUTE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT WW W.RIDE CTS.COM.

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THE SERVICES MORE IN AT 5:00 P.M. IN THE CTS BUS. GUESS YOU GOT YOU ALL CONFUSED ON THAT BUT ANYWAY, IN THE TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.OULD LIKE TO SAY THANK YOU TO THE GROUNDS AND FACILITY MAINTENANCE TEAM AT CTS FORGETTING FOR NEW SHELTERS CONSTRUCTED IN THE LAST MONTH. WE KNOW OUR NEXT MEETING IS SET FOR DECEMBER 23. IT WILL BE BEFORE CHRISTMAS EVE.

AND SO AT THIS TIME, WE PLAN TO CANCEL THAT UNLESS WE HAVE SOME KIND OF EMERGENCY OR NEED TO HAVE A MEETING. BUT AT THIS TIME WE WILL NOT HAVE A MEETING ON DECEMBER 23, THE EVE BEFORE CHRISTMAS EVE. AND THANK YOU ALL AND HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

>>JOE PITTS: AND FUTURE LADYSMITH. ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE REPORT? HEARING NONE, GOOD REPORT.

[7. RESOLUTION 37-2020-21 Approving a Certificate of Compliance for sale of wine at Pop Shelf, 2819 Wilma Rudolph Boulevard CPD: No Criminal History]

>> A MOVIE MAKE A MOTION TO ACCEPT. >> MOTION HAS BEEN MADE AND SECONDED RESOLUTION 37. THE APPLICANT HAS WITHDRAWN THAT CERTIFICATE.

SINCE IT IS ON OUR AGENDA WE HAVE TO DISPOSE OF IT. SO SINCE THEY WITHDRAWN THE REQUEST TO SELL ONE OF THE TOP SHELF COMMIT WE WOULD NEED TO VOTE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AND VOTED DOWN THE RATE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THAT MOTION? I THINK WE HAVE ALREADY GOT IT RIGHT OKAY. THANK YOU.

ARE YOU READY TO VOTE? THE APPLICANT HAS WITHDRAWN THE REQUEST TO SOMEONE AT THE POP SHELFPRUDENCE WE WILL JUST FOLLOW THEIR LEAD AND DISMISS THIS.

MADAME CLERK . >> MR. GARRETT. >> AYE.

>> MR. RICHMOND. >> YES. >> MR. ERB.

>> NO. >> MR. CHANDLER. >> NO.

>> MS. GUZMAN. >> NO. >> MS. SMITH.

>> YES. WE ARE VOTING TO GO ALONG WITH THEM FOR WITHDRAWING THE ÃWE

SHOULD BE SAYING YES. >>JOE PITTS: THE MOTION IS FOR APPROVAL OF THIS RESOLUTION, BUT THE APPLICANT HAS WITHDRAWN THEIR APPLICATION SO THE PROPER VOTE HE WANTED TO FOLLOW THEIR

LEAD WOULD BE NO. >> GOT IT. >> NO.

GOT YOU. >> MR. HOLLEMAN. >> AYE.

>> MR. ALLEN . MR. HENLEY. >> NO.

>> MS. STREETMAN. >> NO. >> MR. NORRIS.

>> NO. >> MR. BURKHART.> NO. >> MAYORPITTS .

>> NO IT DOES ANYBODY WISH TO CHANGE THEIR VOTE QUICK. >> YES.

>>JOE PITTS: IS TO CHANGE OR YES FOR. >> YES TO CHANGE.

>>JOE PITTS: LISTEN FORYOUR NAME, PLEASE .>> COUNCILMAN RICHMOND.

>> NO. >> COUNCILMAN HOLLEMAN . >> I'M GOING TO CHANGE IT TO

KNOW. >> MR. ALLEN. >> NO.

>> 13 NO. >>JOE PITTS: RESOLUTION FAILS. WE ARE NOW READY FOR THE NEXT

[8. RESOLUTION 42-2020-21 Approving appointments to the Audit Committee and Roxy Regional Theater Board of Directors [Proposed Amendment]]

THE REASON I ASKED TO REMOVE THAT FROM THE CONSENT IS WE HAVE AN AMENDMENT FOR THE ROXY REGIONAL THEATER BOARD TO MAKE ALL THE TERMS BEGIN JANUARY ONE OF 2021 THROUGH THAT AMENDMENT IS IN YOUR PACKET AND I ALSO HAVE WRITTEN COPIES OF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE IT.

BUT THAT IS THE AMENDMENT FOR THE WOULD NEED A MOTION FOR APPROVAL OF THE ORDINANCE OF

RESOLUTION 42. >> I MAKE A MOTION. >>JOE PITTS: MOTION MADE AND PROPERLY SECONDED IN FAVOR OF RESOLUTION 42. THE MOTION TO AMEND RESOLUTION

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JANUARY 1, 2021. >> SO MOOD. >>JOE PITTS: MOTION MADE FOR THE AMENDMENT. ANY QUESTIONS AND SECOND? ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE AMENDMENT? HEARING ON AND SEE NONE, ARE YOU READY TO VOTE ON THE

AMENDMENT? MADAME CLERK? >> MR. GARRETT.

>> AYE. >> MR. RICHMOND. >> AYE.

>> MR. ERB. >> AYE. >> MR. CHANDLER.

>> AYE. >> MS. GUZMAN. >> YES.

>> MRS. SMITH. >> YES. >> MR. HOLLEMAN .

>> AYE. >> MR. ALLEN. >> AYE.

>> MR. HENLEY BOY AYE.> MS. STREETMAN. >> YES.

>> MR. NORRIS. >> AYE. >> MR. BURKHART.

>> YES. >> MAYOR PITTS. >> AYE.

>>JOE PITTS: WE ARE NOW BACK ON RESOLUTION 42 AS AMENDED. ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT RESOLUTION 42 AS AMENDED? HEARING NONE, ARE YOU READY TO VOTE?

TAKE THE VOTE. >> MR. GARRETT. >> AYE.

>> MR.RICHMOND. >> AYE. >> MR. ERB.

>> AYE. >> MR.CHANDLER. >> YES.

>> MS. GUZMAN. >> YES. >> MS. SMITH .

>> YES . >> MR. HOLLEMAN . >> AYE.

>> MR. ALLEN. >> AYE. >> MR. HENLEY BOY AYE.> MS.

STREETMAN. >> YES. >> MR. NORRIS.

>> YES. >> MR. BURKHART. >> YES.

>> MAYOR PITTS. >> YES. >> RESOLUTION 42 IS AMENDED AND ADOPTED. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I WILL SAY THAT WE MAY HAVE A COUNCIL MEETING NEXT WEEK TO TIE UP SOME LOOSE ENDS BECAUSE THE MAJORITY OF THE COUNCIL EXISTS NOW WILL NOT BE HERE. AND I WILL ALSO SAY THAT THE CITY OF MARYVILLE TENNESSEE ELECTED THEIR FIRST WOMAN COUNCILMEMBER JUST THIS PAST NOVEMBER.

THEY ARE CERTAINLY BEHIND THE TIMES WE'VE BEEN DOING IT SINCE THE 1970S.

SO CONGRATULATIONS FOR JOINING THE REST OF US IN THE 21ST CENTURY.

I WILL ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO

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