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VOTING SESSION

Hamilton County Commission Voting Session — 2011-06-13

32 agenda items, 2 approved, 3 rejected.

June 13, 2011

MEETING SUMMARY

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AGENDA & VOTES

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ITEM 1·GENERAL

County Clerk’s Report – (requires approval by Commission)

County Clerk’s Report – (requires approval by Commission) REPORTS FILED

TABLED

ITEM 10·GENERAL

Investigate potential to pursue city/county consolidated government

Investigate potential to pursue city/county consolidated government and develop related communications campaign.

TABLED

ITEM 11·GENERAL

Collaborate with Austin Peay to ensure curriculum needs of Hemlock Semiconductor and

Collaborate with Austin Peay to ensure curriculum needs of Hemlock Semiconductor and other targeted business opportunities are met.

ITEM 12·GENERAL

Encourage CMCSS to conduct inventory of existing STEM curriculum offerings

Encourage CMCSS to conduct inventory of existing STEM curriculum offerings and develop recommendations to expand.

TABLED

ITEM 13·GENERAL

Coordinate with appropriate parties to develop plan to make

Coordinate with appropriate parties to develop plan to make Clarksville-Montgomery County more pedestrian friendly.

TABLED

ITEM 16·BUDGET

Continue media relations program to generate positive publicity about

Continue media relations program to generate positive publicity about Clarksville-Montgomery County in the Nashville market. 20 February 2009 11-6-3 RESOLUTION TO ABOLISH THE ETHICS COMMITTEE AS RECOMMENDED BY THE RULES COMMITTEE WHEREAS, the Rules Committee is charged with the responsibility of analyzing the structure, organization and functions of the various boards, committees and commissions of Montgomery County Government; and WHEREAS, on March 12, 2007, this Board of Commissioners adopted Resolution 07-3-7 to create an Ethics Committee; and WHEREAS, the Rules Committee met on May 16, 2011 and voted to abolish the Ethics Committee; and WHEREAS, the Ethics Committee was created pursuant to T.C.A. § 8-17-101 et seq. which mandates the adoption of certain ethical standards; and a Code of Ethics was adopted by this Board of County Commissioners pursuant to Resolution 07-3-7; and WHEREAS, the Personnel Advisory Committee was instrumental in the creation of the Montgomery County Personnel Handbook of which the Code of Ethics is a part thereof; and WHEREAS, efficiency would be served by abolishing the Ethics Committee leaving the Personnel Advisory Committee the body responsible for investigating ethical issues in county government. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners meeting in regular business session on this 13 th day of June, 2011, that the Ethics Committee is hereby dissolved. Duly passed and approved this 13 th day of June, 2011.…

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APPROVED

ITEM 5·EDUCATION

School’s System Quarterly Financial Report for March 31, 2011

School’s System Quarterly Financial Report for March 31, 2011 NOMINATING COMMITTEE NOMINATIONS – Ed Baggett, Chairman COUNTY MAYOR NOMINATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS – Mayor Carolyn Bowers ANNOUNCEMENTS Reminder: The School System has arranged a tour of NWHS on Thursday, June 16, at 4:00 p.m. ADJOURN 11-6-1 RESOLUTION TO AFFIRM COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL TITLE VI REGULATIONS WHEREAS, both Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987 provide that no person in the United States shall, on the ground of race, color or national origin be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance; and WHEREAS, the Tennessee Attorney General opined in Opinion No. 92.47 that state and local governments are required to comply with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act in administering federally funded programs; and WHEREAS, the Community Development Division of the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development administers the Three-Star Program and awards financial incentives for communities designated as Three-Star communities; and WHEREAS, by virtue of the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development receiving federal financial assistance all communities designated as Three-Star communities must confirm that the community is in compliance with the regulations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Civil Rights Restor…

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APPROVED

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Hamilton County Commission Voting Session — 2011-06-13

AGENDA & VOTES

County Clerk’s Report – (requires approval by Commission)

Investigate potential to pursue city/county consolidated government

Collaborate with Austin Peay to ensure curriculum needs of Hemlock Semiconductor and

Encourage CMCSS to conduct inventory of existing STEM curriculum offerings

Coordinate with appropriate parties to develop plan to make

Create Political Action Committee (PAC) focused on identified

Explore more private sector-led commercial land development

Continue media relations program to generate positive publicity about

May 2011 Adequate Facilities Tax and Permit Revenue Reports

Accounts & Budgets Monthly Report

Trustee’s Report

School’s System Quarterly Financial Report for March 31, 2011

Advocate for development of the Wings of Liberty Museum

Develop an Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program

Develop and adopt a flexible local incentives policy to

Develop plan for a conference center and related communications campaign

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