The Crossville City Council meets in
work session Tuesday afternoon at 5 PM to prepare for the upcoming
February regular meeting.
Rearview of Crossville City Hall
(File photo by Jim Young)
The work session will be held in the
conference room on the third floor of the Crossville City Hall
building and the public is welcome to attend.
Items on the agenda for discussion
include a contract for a feasibility study for an indoor recreation
facility, a request for funding assistance for a PBS music TV show
pilot to be filmed at the Grinder House Coffee shop, and discussion
of proposed concession contract changes and contracts with food
trucks in city parks.
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A proposal has been presented by HFR
Designs for an indoor recreation facility feasibility study as the
city once again looks into the possibility of such an operation. The
study is quoted to the city at a cost of $26,400 with the option of
an architectural program for an additional $4,500.
With the local coffee shop Grinder
House becoming a strong draw for live music including
songwriters and artists, a proposal for a possible TV program has
been discussed for production by WCTE-TV. The Grinder House's Asa
Reese will be at the meeting to discuss the proposal seeking a
donation of up to $10,000 for a program seeking to be along the lines
of McMinnville's well known Bluegrass Underground.
With the expansion of food trucks in
the area some competitive issues have come from the contractor the
city uses for concessions at Crossville city parks. A new proposed
contract will be discussed by city manager Greg Wood and a new
contract for food trucks has also been proposed.
Also on the agenda, a discussion of the
city's credit rating and bond insurance, the city's public records
policy, items connected to the medical director's position, and the
Community Development Block Grant application.
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