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RUTHERFORD COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA
JUNE 13, 2002 6:00 P.M.
RUTHERFORD COUNTY COURTHOUSE, COURTROOM
A.
Commission called to order by Chairman
B. Prayer C. Pledge to Flag D. Roll Call E. Reading and Approval of the Minutes F.
Resolutions of Sympathy – William H. Butler, Sr.
- Will Drew, Sr. G.
Resolution of Recognition – 2002 La Vergne High School Wolverines
Baseball H.
Resolution of Appreciation – Fred and Anathia Beneby
I.
Public Comments
J. ELECTIONS & CONFIRMATIONS 1.
Elect Notaries
2. Announce Vacancy on Highland Rim Regional Library Board 3. Announce Two Vacancies on Community Care 4. Announce Five Vacancies on Audit Committee – Three Commissioners and Two Lay Persons with Financial Auditing and Budget Experience 5. Fill Three Vacancies on Linebaugh Library Board 6.
Fill Six Vacancies on Board of Health
7. Fill Employee Representative Vacancy on Insurance Committee
K. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
L. PUBLIC HEARINGS – 6:30 P.M. 1.
Tim Newcomb and Geri R. Spry, A-568, 7212 Old Nashville Hwy., R-15 to CUP
General Automotive Repair Shops
2.
Allen Gambill, Jr., A-574, Amendment to CUP No. A-556, 9730 Shelbyville
Pike, Requested Removal from Original Approval granted on February 14, 2002:
5084 – Retail Sales of Industrial Trucks and Equipment; Requested Amendment:
Retail Sales of Farm Equipment and Machinery, Farm Equipment and Machinery
Repair Shop, and allow 25 tractors and 400 other pieces of equipment be
3.
Frank Bauer, A-576, 5630 Lebanon Pike, R-15 to Construction, CUP Plumbing
Contracting
Services 4.
Gerald R. Edsell, A-577, Corner of Shelbyville Pike and Oakmeadows Drive,
Amendment to CUP No. A-178: Commercial to Requested Amendment: Retail sale of
pools and spas, Retail sale of pool parts and accessories and Retail sale of
gazebos, storage sheds, and utility trailers
5.
Kaviphone Pat Vanisouvong, A-578, Amendment to CUP No. A-504, 3904 Veals
Road, Retail and Wholesale Trade: Requested Amendment: Up to Five employees,
to scavenge parts from vehicles, increase number of vehicles allowed on site to
Twenty
M. REPORTS BY STANDING COMMITTEES
1. PURCHASING COMMITTEE A. Monthly Report
2. BUDGET, FINANCE & INVESTMENT COMMITTEE A.
General Fund Budget Amendments
1.
2001 – 2002 Revenue Adjustments
2.
Board of Equalization
3. Planning Department 4. Information Technology 6. Ambulance Service 7.
Employee Benefits
8. County Executive 9.
Sheriff’s Department
B.
Drug Control Fund Budget Amendments 1. 2001 – 2002 Revenue Adjustments 2. Trustee’s Commission C.
Solid Waste/Sanitation Fund Budget Amendments 1. 2001 – 2002 Revenue Adjustments 2. Litter Grant 3. Landfill Operation & Maintenance (2) 4. Miscellaneous D.
Local Purpose Tax Fund Budget Amendments 1. 2001 – 2002 Revenue Adjustments 2. Trustee’s Commission 3. Operating Transfers E.
Road & Bridge Fund Budget Amendments 1. 2001 – 2002 Revenue Adjustments F.
General Purpose School Fund Budget Amendments G.
Debt Service Fund Budget Amendments 1. 2001 – 2002 Revenue Adjustments H.
Approve Grant Application with Tennessee Department ofTransportation for
I.
Approve United Health Care as Reinsurance Carrier Through William C.
Beeler J.
Approve Celtic Life Insurance as Transplant Carrier Through William C.
Beeler
K.
Approve Amendment to the Self-Funded Health Insurance Plan Document
Relative to Health
Maintenance Organizations
L.
Approve Amendment Two Between State of Tennessee Department of Children’s
Services and
Rutherford County Juvenile Detention Center M.
Recommendation to Provide Funding for Consultant Relative to Linebaugh
Library
Roof Repair
3. HEALTH & EDUCATION COMMITTEE A. No Report
4. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE A. No Report
5. PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE A.
Resolution to Approve Applying for National School Lunch, School
Breakfast, Special Milk and Commodity School Programs for Juvenile Detention
6. PUBLIC WORKS & PLANNING COMMITTEE A.
Resolution to Approve Closing Blansett Street and Transfer the Same to
the National Park Service
B.
Resolution Authorizing Submission of an Application for a Litter and
Trash Collection Grant from C.
Resolution to Approve Maintenance Contract with TDOT for Installation of
a School Speed Limit D.
Resolution to Approve 2002-2003 Maintenance Contract with TDOT for State
7. STEERING, LEGISLATIVE & GOVERNMENTAL COMMITTEE A.
Resolution Regarding Flying the POW/MIA Flag at County-Owned Buildings
8. Any Other Business
In accordance with ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), any disabled persons requiring accommodations for participation in the meeting should contact the County Executive’s Office at 898-7745 at least two working days prior to the meeting in order that appropriate accommodations can be made. |
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