The Crossville city council holds their
October work session on Tuesday, October 1 in preparation for their
upcoming regular October meeting.
The meeting will be held on Tuesday,
October 1 at 5 PM in the third-floor conference room at city hall and is open to the public.
Crossville City Hall (Photo by Jim Young)
The council's agenda includes a
presentation from Greg Davenport of J. R. Wauford and Company on the
raw water capacity master plan. Also, an update on the city employee
classification and compensation plan will be presented for review and
discussion.
The somewhat controversial Habitat
Conservation Plan (HCP) is also on the agenda and council will look
at the next steps for the program. The HCP has been discussed since
2007 as a way to not have the endangered species act affect the
city's long-planned expansion of Meadow Park Lake.
Council will consider a request from
Glen Clark, the new owner of the former Horace Wyatt “tree-house” the property at the end of Beehive Lane for a waterline extension.
Because the property is outside the city limits, the property owner
must pay for the cost of the water extension that has been
recommended by the planning commission. The cost is estimated at
$3,180.
The city will request the refund of over
$1.1 million dollars that the Tennessee Department of Transportation
(TDOT) has been holding since 2010 for widening US 127-S toward the
Homesteads. With the recent paving of the highway, no widening is
expected for at least another 15 years and the city must formally ask
for the funds to be refunded.
Council will also consider action on
replacing the fence around Garrison Park with a low bid cost of
$11,677. The fence was removed as part of the redevelopment project
and the city was unable to get permission from the state to leave it
due to the grant involved.
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