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Hamilton County Commission Commission Meeting — 2024-11-18

16 agenda items, 15 approved, 0 rejected.

November 18, 2024

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AGENDA & VOTES

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ITEM 1·ZONING

Commissioner Jay moved to amend the agenda to defer the

Commissioner Jay moved to amend the agenda to defer the following items to the December 2024 meeting: Item #25 - Resolution R-24-11-404 - Consideration of a Resolution of the Commission of Knox County, Tennessee, approving a Memorandum of Understanding with D.R. Horton, Inc. for road improvements at two intersections, Tipton Station Road at Martin Mill Pike (West) and Maryville Pike at Tipton Station Road; and Item #29 - Resolution R-24-11-802 - Consideration of a Resolution of the Commission of Knox County, Tennessee, establishing the 2814 Tipton Station Road Residential Infrastructure Development District. Commissioner Durrett seconded the motion and upon roll call vote Commissioners Rawls, Durrett, Oster, Jackson, Russell, Hill, Lee, Thompson, Fox, Jay and Frazier voted aye. The motion carried 11-0-0-0. * * * * * * IN RE: EDUCATION CONSENT CALENDAR: IN RE: CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMISSION OF KNOX COUNTY, TENNESSEE, APPROVING A LICENSE AGREEMENT WITH KNOXVILLE EXPO CENTER, LLC FOR USE OF EXHIBIT HALL SPACE FOR THE 2025 KNOX COUNTY SCHOOLS NUTRITION FOOD SHOW AT A COST OF $8,684.50 - R-24-11-201: Consideration of a Resolution of the Commission of Knox County, Tennessee, approving a License Agreement with Knoxville Expo Center, LLC for use of exhibit hall space for the 2025 Knox County Schools Nutrition Food Show at a cost of $8,684.50 was before the Board of Commissioners. Commissioner Jay moved to approve Resolution R-24-11-201 - Resolution of the Commission …

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ITEM 10·GENERAL

Mr. Sam Brown, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in

Mr. Sam Brown, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in support of Resolution R-24-11-501; Resolution R-24-11-503; and Resolution R-24-11-504. * * * * * *

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APPROVED

ITEM 11·GENERAL

Ms. Monica Irvine, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in

Ms. Monica Irvine, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in support to Resolution R-24-11-903. * * * * * *

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APPROVED

ITEM 12·GENERAL

Mr. Mark McLean, concerned citizen, was present and spoke

Mr. Mark McLean, concerned citizen, was present and spoke concerning Resolution R-24-11-903. * * * * * *

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APPROVED

ITEM 13·ZONING

Mr. Robert Lee, concerned citizen, was present and requested a

Mr. Robert Lee, concerned citizen, was present and requested a moment of silence at this time for the memory of Officer Tucker Blakely. He also spoke in support of Resolution R-24-11-903. * * * * * * IN RE: CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM THE PREVIOUS MEETING HELD ON OCTOBER 28, 2024: Consideration of approval of minutes from the previous meeting held on October 28, 2024 was before the Board of Commissioners. Commissioner Durrett moved to approve the minutes from the previous meeting held on October 28, 2024. Commissioner Jay seconded the motion and upon roll call vote Commissioners Rawls, Durrett, Oster, Jackson, Russell, Hill, Lee, Thompson, Fox, Jay and Frazier voted aye. The motion carried 11-0-0-0. * * * * * * IN RE: DRIVES AND ROADS: Consideration of the acceptance of the following new county roads was before the Board of Commissioners: A. Graybrook Lane, Graybrook Park, Units 1 and 2, District 9. B. Greenscape Drive, Grove Pointe, Unit 2, District 7. C. Stonebreeze Drive, Windstone Subdivision, Unit 3, District 7. D. Willow Stone Lane, Windstone Subdivision, Unit 3, District 7. E. Gate Stone Lane, Windstone Subdivision Unit 3, District 7. F. Cedar Stone Lane, Windstone Subdivision Unit 3, District 7. G. Carter View Lane, Carter Mill, District 8. H. Threadstone Lane, Lovell Springs Business Park Unit 2, District 6. I. Liberty Station Lane, Governors Mill, District 9. J. Kings Mountain Lane, Governors Mill, District 9. K. Settlers Path Lane, Governors Mill, Dis…

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APPROVED

ITEM 14·CONTRACTS

Ms. Sherri Garrett, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in

Ms. Sherri Garrett, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in support of Resolution R-24-11-903. * * * * * * IN RE: GENERAL GOVERNMENT RESOLUTIONS (NON-CONSENT) IN RE: CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMISSION OF KNOX COUNTY, TENNESSEE, APPROVING A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH D.R. HORTON, INC. FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS AT TWO INTERSECTIONS, TIPTON STATION ROAD AT MARTIN MILL PIKE (WEST) AND MARYVILLE PIKE AT TIPTON STATION ROAD - R-24-11-404: This item was deferred to the December 2024 meeting. (See Amendments to the Agenda, Page ______) * * * * * * IN RE: CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMISSION OF KNOX COUNTY, TENNESSEE, APPROVING AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE TO CONTRACT NUMBER 24-580 WITH THE KNOXVILLE-KNOX COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION COMMITTEE TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) PROGRAM FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $6,181.20 FOR A TOTAL OF $131,507.75 FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE HOMEWARD BOUND PROGRAM SERVING HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS IN KNOX COUNTY (FEDERALLY FUNDED THROUGH HUD CDBG PROGRAM FUNDS) – R-24-11-501: Consideration of a Resolution of the Commission of Knox County, Tennessee, approving Amendment Number One to Contract Number 24-580 with the Knoxville-Knox County Community Action Committee to provide additional Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program funds in the amount of $6,181.20 for a total of $131,507.75 for the administration of the Homeward Bound Program serving homeless individuals in Knox County (federally funded through H…

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APPROVED

ITEM 2·GENERAL

Ms. Katherine Bike, concerned citizen, was present and spoke

Ms. Katherine Bike, concerned citizen, was present and spoke concerning Resolution R-24-11-903. * * * * * *

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APPROVED

ITEM 3·GENERAL

Mr. Lawrence Segrest, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in

Mr. Lawrence Segrest, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in support of Resolution R-24-11-903. * * * * * *

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APPROVED

ITEM 4·GENERAL

Ms. Kristy Starks Winn, concerned citizen, was present and spoke

Ms. Kristy Starks Winn, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in opposition to Resolution R-24-11-903. * * * * * *

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APPROVED

ITEM 5·GENERAL

Mr. Adam Velk, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in

Mr. Adam Velk, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in opposition to Resolution R-24-11-903. * * * * * *

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APPROVED

ITEM 6·GENERAL

Ms. Ginna Mashburn, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in

Ms. Ginna Mashburn, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in opposition to Resolution R-24-11-903. * * * * * *

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APPROVED

ITEM 7·GENERAL

Ms. Tifany Griffith, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in

Ms. Tifany Griffith, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in support of Resolution R-24-11-903. * * * * * *

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APPROVED

ITEM 8·GENERAL

Ms. Lisa Carroll, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in

Ms. Lisa Carroll, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in opposition to Resolution R-24-11-903. * * * * * *

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APPROVED

ITEM 9·GENERAL

Ms. Zoe Brookshire, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in

Ms. Zoe Brookshire, concerned citizen, was present and spoke in opposition to Resolution R-24-11-903. * * * * * *

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APPROVED

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