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LEGISLATIVE DIGEST THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2001
A. The regular session of the Rutherford County Board of Commissioners was called to order by Chairman Pro-Tem, Allen McAdoo on Thursday, October 11, 2001 at 6:00 p.m. in the Courtroom located on the second floor of the Rutherford County Courthouse in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. B. Commission Court Chaplain, Trey Gooch led the Invocation. C. Commissioner David T. Gammon led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. D. Twenty-one Rutherford County Board of Commissioners were present for the Legislative Meeting. E. The September 13, 2001 Legislative Meeting Minutes were adopted as typed.
F. RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY 1. The Resolution of Sympathy in memory of Martha Tomlinson Jones was adopted. 2. The Resolution of Sympathy in memory of Terry Austin Watson was adopted.
G. The Resolution of Recognition in honor of Cedar Grove Elementary School was adopted.
H. PUBLIC COMMENTS
1.
Vicki Haddock spoke favorably with regard to a truck to be used by the
Mounted Horse Patrol for
2. Kristen McDonald spoke favorably with regard to a truck to be used by the
Mounted Horse Patrol
3.
Paul Diamond spoke favorably with regard to keeping the Rural Growth
Boundary as earlier 4. Frank Beard spoke favorably with regard to the Buchanan Sewer Project in his community. 5. Bud Elliott spoke favorably with regard to the Buchanan Sewer Project in his community. 6. Sonny Elam spoke favorably with regard to the Buchanan Sewer Project in his community.
I. ELECTIONS & CONFIRMATIONS
1.
The Notary Public-at-Large Applications as presented by the Office of the
Rutherford County 2. Zane Cantrell was appointed to serve a five-year term on the Board of Zoning Appeals.
3.
Carolyn S. Overton was appointed to serve as Judicial Commissioner for a
term not to exceed four
J. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1. No Report.
K. MONTHLY & QUARTERLY REPORTS 1. The Monthly & Quarterly Reports were approved as mailed out.
L. PUBLIC HEARINGS-6:30 P.M.
M. REPORTS BY STANDING COMMITTEES
a. A recommendation to approve the September 13, 2001 monthly Purchasing Committee Report was adopted. b. A recommendation to approve the October 9, 2001 monthly Purchasing Committee Report was adopted.
2. BUDGET, FINANCE & INVESTMENT COMMITTEE
a.
A recommendation requesting Department Heads to develop a plan to reduce
spending by five b. A recommendation to amend the General Fund for the following was adopted: 1. Ambulance Service 2. Circuit Court Judge 3. Planning & Engineering 4. Preliminary Funding for Agriculture Extension Center Project 5. Miscellaneous (NYCDC Disaster Relief Fund) c. A recommendation to amend the Local Purpose Tax Fund was adopted.
d.
A Resolution authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds, by the Health and
Education Facilities Board,
e.
A recommendation to authorize Bob Shupe to negotiate the renewal rate for
the Property &
f.
A recommendation to authorize the County Executive to make the seven
control costs changes
g.
A recommendation authorizing the County Executive to execute an agreement
with the
h.
A recommendation authorizing the County Executive to accept a COPS in
School Grant in the
i.
A recommendation to transfer monies from the Local Purpose Tax Fund
(Development Tax) to the
j.
A recommendation to appropriate monies from the Local Purpose Tax Fund
(Development Tax)
k.
A recommendation to amend the General Purpose School Fund with regard to
a Technology Literacy Grant
l.
A recommendation to issue General Obligation School Bonds in the amount
of $3,700,000.00 with regard
m.
A recommendation authorizing the County Executive to execute a Grant
Agreement with the
n.
A resolution authorizing the County Executive to execute a Contract with
the Town of Smyrna for the
o.
A recommendation to amend the Rutherford County Personnel Policy with
regard to loss of pay or
p.
The rules were suspended for the next item not on the agenda and to allow
Sheriff Truman Jones to
3. HEALTH & EDUCATION COMMITTEE a. No report.
4. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE a. No report. 5. PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
a. No report.
6. PUBLIC WORKS & PLANNING COMMITTEE
a.
A resolution to set a 45-mile per hour speed limit for all motor vehicles
traveling on College Grove
b.
A resolution requesting the deletion of the last 410 feet of River Lane
from the Rutherford County
c.
A resolution authorizing the County Executive to execute a Contract with
the State of Tennessee,
a.
A resolution requiring the Industrial Development Board and the Health
and Education Facilities
a. The rules were suspended to revisit the funding of the five patrol cars. A recommendation to fund the five patrol vehicles from the Development Tax Fund was adopted.
There being no further business, Chairman Pro-Tem, Allen McAdoo adjourned the Rutherford County Board of Commissioners Legislative Meeting at 8:36 p.m.
_____________________________________ Ed (Sonny) Elam, Rutherford County Clerk
_____________________________________ Melissa Wheatley, Legislative Secretary |
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