Crossville city council meets for their
September work session Tuesday, September 3 at 5 PM as they look over
matters to be considered on the regular monthly agenda.
The meeting will be held in the
conference room 317 of the Crossville city hall and is open to the
public.
Crossville Airport terminal building (Photo by Jim Young)
Items to be discussed include the renewal
of the city employees health insurance. According to the agenda, the
rate increase is under 4 percent and the smallest the city has
received. Staff recommends the renewal be approved with no change in
employee coverage.
Council is also scheduled to hear a
report on debt and interest rates by bond consultant Larry Kidwell.
The city has several loans and bonds and is looking for advice on
where interest rates may be going in the future.
The Crossville Police Department is
requesting council adopt the State Traffic Statute 55-3-102 on
driving or moving unregistered vehicle upon the highway as a misdemeanor exception. This statute is necessary to enable the police department
to cite into city court for suspended registrations.
Several actions concerning repairs to
the maintenance hangar at the Crossville Memorial Airport are on the
agenda. The city has received an $18,644 grant that pays 95 percent
of the cost. The city's share of the project is under $1000. Also
under consideration is a major repair project on the Maintenance
hangar that will repair the leaking roof, add insulation and upgrade
lighting. The total estimated cost is $180,000 again with the
Tennessee Department of Transportation paying 95 percent of the cost
and the city's share estimated at $10,000.
Council will discuss possible changes
to the design of the construction pad at the Interchange Business
park in order to reduce the cost. City Manager Greg Wood will lead
the discussion.
Several vehicle purchases are also on
the agenda as well as purchase of body armor for the SWAT team.
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