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Appeal denial of South City Sector Plan amendment for 2704 Sevier Ave

Its full path through the City Council — 10 appearances on record, oldest first. Every step links back to the official minutes.

How to read this history

Each step below is a separate action the City Council took at a separate meeting, oldest first. A later step does not undo an earlier one — an item can be introduced, postponed, amended, and taken up again as it moves through the process. A deferral, in particular, just postpones an item to a later meeting; it is not a rejection. Some items, such as ordinances, are voted on at more than one meeting before they take effect.

  1. A Resolution approving the issuance of a Certificate of Compliance to Ingles Markets, Inc. #399 relative to its application to the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission to renew its Retail Food Store Wine License.(Requested by Finance Department)

    Unanimous Adopted 9-0-0-0

    Passed at this meeting.

    Roll call & discussion →

    Source: official minutes (PDF) for July 3, 2018.

  2. A Resolution approving the issuance of a Certificate of Compliance to KenJo Market #22 relative to its application to the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission to renew its Retail Food Store Wine License.(Requested by Finance Department)

    Unanimous Adopted 9-0-0-0

    Passed at this meeting.

    Roll call & discussion →

    Source: official minutes (PDF) for August 14, 2018.

  3. A Resolution granting a pension of $3,320.42 per month to Daniel L. Anderson, an employee of the Knoxville Fire Department.(Requested by Pension Board)

    Unanimous Adopted 9-0-0-0

    Passed at this meeting.

    Roll call & discussion →

    Source: official minutes (PDF) for March 23, 2021.

  4. A Resolution granting a pension of $3,320.42 per month to Daniel L. Anderson, an employee of the Knoxville Fire Department.(Requested by Pension Board)

    Unanimous Adopted 9-0-0-0

    Passed at this meeting.

    Roll call & discussion →

    Source: official minutes (PDF) for March 23, 2021.

  5. A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an agreement between the City of Knoxville and Waste Connections of Tennessee, Inc. for the hauling and disposal of municipal solid waste and construction demolition debris and for installation of a compactor for an estimated amount of $1,472,600.00 annually.(Requested by Public Service Department)

    Deferred Deferred 8-0-0-1

    Postponed to a later meeting — not a rejection, and not a final decision.

    Roll call & discussion →

    Source: official minutes (PDF) for October 17, 2023.

  6. A Resolution approving the issuance of a Certificate of Compliance to Om Liquor, Inc. relative to its application to the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission (ABC) for a license to operate a liquor store in the City.(Requested by Finance Department)

    Unanimous Consent Adopted 8-0-0-1

    Passed at this meeting.

    Roll call & discussion →
    Unanimous Adopted 8-0-0-1

    Passed at this meeting.

    Roll call & discussion →

    Source: official minutes (PDF) for November 14, 2023.

  7. A Resolution granting a pension of $2,855.50 per month to Karen C. Robnett, an employee of the Knoxville general Government.(Requested by Pension Board)

    Unanimous Consent Adopted 9-0-0-0

    Passed at this meeting.

    Roll call & discussion →

    Source: official minutes (PDF) for February 20, 2024.

  8. A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an agreement with Childhelp, Inc. to provide funding in an amount not to exceed $125,000.00 from the Police Department's annual budget to support services and assist the needs of children who have experienced complex trauma through abuse, neglect, psychological harm and exposure to crimes.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)

    Unanimous Adopted 8-0-0-1

    Passed at this meeting.

    Roll call & discussion →

    Source: official minutes (PDF) for October 1, 2024.

  9. A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into a Purchase and Development Agreement with Emerald Youth Foundation for the development of certain real property located on the south side of Magnolia Avenue bounded by Beaman Street, Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, and Alice Street in order to serve youth and families throughout east Knoxville and the broader community by providing educational enrichment, sports, wellness and other activities.

    Split Adopted 5-4-0-0

    Passed at this meeting.

    Roll call & discussion →

    Source: official minutes (PDF) for September 30, 2025.

  10. An Ordinance approving the request of Connolly Development Ventures LLC for an amendment to the South City Sector Plan from Medium Density Residential to Neighborhood Commercial for property located at 2704 Sevier Avenue, on appeal from a denial by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission. (Planning staff recommended denial; Planning Commission denied 10-0) (File No. 7-B-26- SP) (Council District 1) (Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning)

    Split Adopted 5-4-0-0

    Passed at this meeting.

    Roll call & discussion →

    Source: official minutes (PDF) for September 1, 2026.

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