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Lynne Fugate

At-Large Seat A · Dec 21, 2019 – present

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Lynne Fugate has cast 4,251 published votes on the City of Knoxville, TN City Council, attending 90.7% of recorded roll calls, with 456 motions made and 19 dissents (a “no” on an adopted item).

On the issues

Attendance

3857 of 4251

recorded votes he or she was present for

present means neither absent nor recused

394

recorded votes marked absent or recused

Counted from roll calls, not a sign-in sheet — a member who was present but recorded no vote is indistinguishable here from one who was absent.

When the board disagrees

315 contested decisions · how these are counted

315

contested decisions he or she cast a yes or no on

a decision is contested when at least one member voted the other way

19

of those, voted no on something adopted anyway

456 / 344

motions moved / seconded

Recaps: First 100 days · 2026 in review · 2025 in review · 2024 in review · 2023 in review · 2022 in review · 2021 in review · 2020 in review

Patterns

How these are computed ↓

Deterministic breakdowns of Lynne Fugate’s published record — not a score or a rating. Raw counts are always shown; a percentage appears only once there are at least 10 votes. As of the meeting of September 29, 2026 — the newest published record.

Votes by topic

Topic Votes Aye No Abstain Body median
Zoning & land use 1089 925 (85%) 12 (1%) 0 9–0 See votes →
Budget & taxes 404 379 (94%) 2 (0%) 0 8–0 See votes →
Contracts & purchasing 414 378 (91%) 2 (0%) 0 9–0 See votes →
Personnel & appointments 355 329 (93%) 2 (1%) 0 9–0 See votes →
Schools 18 17 (94%) 0 (0%) 0 9–0 See votes →
Public safety 213 189 (89%) 2 (1%) 0 8–0 See votes →
Roads & infrastructure 480 442 (92%) 0 (0%) 0 9–0 See votes →
Parks & community 249 230 (92%) 1 (0%) 0 9–0 See votes →
Intergovernmental & resolutions 233 200 (86%) 4 (2%) 2 8–0 See votes →
Surveillance & privacy technology 11 11 (100%) 0 (0%) 0 8–0 See votes →

Attendance & dissent over time

Attendance rate

Dissents (no on adopted)

Dec 2019 present
Full term · Dec 2019–present. Vertical lines mark election dates.
Year Votes Present Attendance Dissents
2020 745 721 97% 4 See votes →
2021 719 637 89% 0 See votes →
2022 581 490 84% 0 See votes →
2023 627 581 93% 0 See votes →
2024 690 633 92% 6 See votes →
2025 461 422 92% 5 See votes →
2026 428 373 87% 4 See votes →

Agreement with other members

Computed over contested votes only — the 315 non-unanimous (split) votes Lynne Fugate cast, where the room recorded at least one Aye and at least one No. Unanimous votes are excluded because they carry no signal.

Member Voted the same Shared split votes
Stephanie Welch 1 of 1 1
Gwen McKenzie 243 of 262 (93%) 262
Karyn Adams 37 of 40 (93%) 40
Nathan Honeycutt 33 of 36 (92%) 36
Janet Testerman 160 of 175 (91%) 175
Lauren Rider 241 of 269 (90%) 269
Tommy Smith 238 of 266 (89%) 266
Andrew Roberto 240 of 272 (88%) 272
Charles Thomas 252 of 295 (85%) 295
Debbie Helsley 111 of 134 (83%) 134
Matthew DeBardelaben 30 of 40 (75%) 40
Doug Lloyd 29 of 40 (73%) 40
Seema Singh 151 of 237 (64%) 237
Denzel Grant 21 of 35 (60%) 35
Amelia Parker 55 of 303 (18%) 303

See Lynne Fugate’s split votes →

Motions made & seconded, by topic

Topic Made Seconded
Zoning & land use 61 84 See votes →
Budget & taxes 75 43 See votes →
Contracts & purchasing 41 41 See votes →
Personnel & appointments 90 33 See votes →
Schools 7 3 See votes →
Public safety 38 24 See votes →
Roads & infrastructure 29 21 See votes →
Parks & community 27 26 See votes →
Intergovernmental & resolutions 32 26 See votes →
Surveillance & privacy technology 4 1 See votes →

How these breakdowns are computed

Every figure on this page is a deterministic computation over Lynne Fugate’s published roll-call votes on City of Knoxville, TN City Council — the same record set behind the vote table below. Nothing is a composite score, a grade, or a ranking. The general pipeline (sources, extraction, gates, review) is described on the methodology page.

  • Votes by topic. Each published motion is attributed to every distinct neutral topic its agenda items carry — the primary subject and any secondary tags alike, so an item counts under every topic it’s about (and a consent-calendar motion covering several items counts under each); procedural items are excluded, as in the default vote browser. Aye/No/Abstain are counts of Lynne Fugate’s own vote. A percentage is shown only when the topic has at least 10 votes. Body median is the median of the Aye and No tallies across the same motion set — the typical room split on that topic.
  • Attendance & dissent over time. Bucketed by the calendar year of each meeting. Attendance = votes where Lynne Fugate was recorded present (not absent or recused) ÷ total votes that year; the percentage is shown only when the year has at least 10 votes. Dissents = “No” votes on motions the body adopted anyway. The denominators for every year are in the table above.
  • Term timeline & election markers. The two trend strips plot the yearly attendance and dissent figures above on a single time axis spanning Lynne Fugate’s full term (Dec 21, 2019–present). The vertical lines mark public election-calendar dates — candidate-filing deadlines, primaries, and general elections — that fall within that span, each labeled with its date and type. Those dates are a matter of public record ; the timeline itself makes no claim about them. It marks the dates and draws the line; any pattern near an election is the reader’s to notice, not ours to assert.
  • Agreement with other members. Computed over contested votes only — motions where the roll call recorded at least one Aye and at least one No. For each colleague, the record set is the split motions where both cast an Aye or No (their seated overlap); “voted the same” counts the motions they cast the identical value on. A percentage is shown only when that shared set reaches 10 votes. Unanimous votes are excluded on purpose: they would launder everyone into near-total agreement.
  • Motions made & seconded. Straight counts of published motions where Lynne Fugate is recorded as the mover or the seconder in the minutes, grouped by the motion’s neutral topic(s).

Campaign finance

Reproduced from Lynne Fugate’s own campaign-finance disclosures — a public record. Amounts are the totals stated on each filing, or the itemized schedule where the filing’s own totals are not machine-readable; each row links to the filed document. We add nothing the filing does not state.

Report Raised Spent Filed
[email protected] City Council at Large Seat A as of Jul 16, 2026 $0total as filed $4,967total as filed easyvote — [email protected] →
2025 Year End City Council at Large Seat A as of Feb 4, 2026 $00 itemized $3,1894 itemized easyvote — 2025 Year End →
2024 Year End City Council at Large Seat A as of Jul 15, 2025 Filed — reported no money raised or spent easyvote — 2024 Year End →
2025 Mid Year City Council at Large Seat A as of Jul 15, 2025 $00 itemized $3,7443 itemized easyvote — 2025 Mid Year →
[email protected] City Council at Large Seat A as of Aug 16, 2024 $0total as filed $962total as filed easyvote — [email protected] →
[email protected] City Council at Large Seat A as of Feb 6, 2024 $397total as filed $983total as filed easyvote — [email protected] →
Campaign Financial Disclosure City Council at Large Seat A as of Oct 31, 2023 Filed — reported no money raised or spent easyvote — Campaign Financial Disclosure →

The county’s structured data does not carry the itemized schedule for the [email protected] report, so individual contributors and payees are not listed here. The filing itself lists them — follow its source link above.

Totals are the sum of the itemized contribution and expenditure schedules as disclosed. Schedules are itemized only at or above the filing threshold; sub-threshold amounts and the filer’s stated cover-page totals are not part of this structured record, so they are not shown here rather than guessed.

Disclosed interests

Reprinted from Lynne Fugate’s annual Statement of Interests (Form SS-8005) — a public record filed with the Tennessee Ethics Commission. Entity names and categories exactly as filed, for the official and spouse; the form states no dollar amounts, and neither do we. Each filing links to its source.

We don’t have this. No Statement of Interests on file for Lynne Fugate. It does not mean none was filed — only that we hold no copy.

Appointments moved

Board and committee appointments Lynne Fugate moved or seconded, as recorded in the minutes. Each links to the full decision, where the complete roll call is shown.

Appointee Board Term Decision
Sara Hedstrom Pinnell Knoxville Utilities Board of Commissioners not stated Aug 4, 2026 →
Stephanie Taylor Civil Service Merit Board not stated Mar 31, 2026 →
Jack Coker Better Building Board of the City of Knoxville not stated Feb 3, 2026 →
Lisa Sorensen Design Review Board not stated Jan 6, 2026 →
Jackie Robinson Police Advisory and Review Committee not stated Jan 6, 2026 →
Luis Urrea Board of Zoning Appeals not stated Jan 6, 2026 →
William Lyons Civil Service Merit Board not stated Feb 18, 2025 →
Chris Ford Design Review Board not stated Mar 19, 2024 →
Andre Canty Police Advisory and Review Committee not stated Mar 19, 2024 →
Joe Tolbert Jr City of Knoxville Public Arts Committee not stated Jan 23, 2024 →
City Council Representative Knoxville Transportation Authority not stated Dec 16, 2023 →
Linda Gay Blanc City Pension Board not stated Sep 19, 2023 →
Charles Harr Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority not stated May 31, 2022 →
Rick Blackburn Historic Zoning Commission not stated Jan 25, 2022 →
Maribel Koella Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority not stated May 4, 2021 →
Twuanna Munroe Ward City Pension Board not stated Jan 12, 2021 →
Candice Halbert City Pension Board not stated Dec 1, 2020 →
Beth Eason Historic Zoning Commission not stated Sep 8, 2020 →

Voting record

Meeting Agenda item Vote Badges
Apr 6, 2021 Motion to deny:
2-E-21-RZ Rezone 4821 North Broadway from C-G-2 to C-G-1 An Ordinance to rezone property located at 4821 North Broadway from C-G-2 (General Commercial) District to C-G-1 (General Commercial) District, Erick Garcia Salas, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 7-6) (File No. 2-E-21-RZ) (Fifth District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
No
Split Failed
Apr 6, 2021 Motion to deny:
Appeal of BZA denial for monument entrance sign variance at 504 Brunello Way approving an appeal by JT Development Group, LLC of the Board of Zoning Appeals' denial of a request for a variance to allow a monument entrance sign at 504 Brunello Way for "Lusso Villas." (File number 2-B-21-VA)(Requested by Department of Plans Review and Building Inspections)
Aye
Apr 6, 2021 Motion to defer:
12-p Rezone: Merchant Dr / Oakhill Dr from C-N/AG/HP to RN-5/HP An Ordinance to rezone a portion of property located at 2400 Merchant Drive from C-N (Neighborhood Commercial) District and AG (Agricultural) / HP (Hillside Protection) District to RN-5 (General Residential Neighborhood) / HP (Hillside Protection) District, and to rezone a portion of properties located at 2600 Merchant Drive and 5291 Oakhill Drive from AG (Agricultural) / HP (Hillside Protection) District to RN-5 (General Residential Neighborhood) / HP (Hillside Protection) District, Benjamin C. Mullins for Hilton Capital Group, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 13-1) (File No. 1-C-21- RZ) (Fifth District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Deferred
Apr 6, 2021 Motion to defer:
12-o Approve One Year Plan Amendment: Merchant Dr / Oakhill Dr An Ordinance approving the request of Benjamin C. Mullins for Hilton Capital Group for a One Year Plan Amendment from Low Density Residential / Hillside Protection to Medium Density Residential/Office / Hillside Protection for a portion of properties located at 2400 and 2600 Merchant Drive and at 5291 Oakhill Drive. (Planning Commission Approved 13-1) (File No. 1-E-21-PA) (Fifth District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Deferred
Apr 6, 2021 Motion to defer:
12-n Approve Sector Plan Amendment: Merchant Dr / Oakhill Dr An Ordinance approving the request of Benjamin C. Mullins for Hilton Capital Group for an amendment to the Northwest City Sector Plan from Low Density Residential / Hillside Protection to Medium Density Residential/Office / Hillside Protection for a portion of properties located at 2400 and 2600 Merchant Drive and at 5291 Oakhill Drive. (Planning Commission Approved 13-1) (File No. 1-E-21-SP) (Fifth District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Deferred
Apr 6, 2021 Motion to defer:
12-m Rezone: 2002 Thunderhead Rd from C-R-2 to C-G-3 An Ordinance to rezone property located at 2002 Thunderhead Road from C-R-2 (Regional Commercial) District to C-G-3 (General Commercial) District, Taylor Forrester for Northshore Market Investor, LLC, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 13-1) (File No. 12-B-20-RZ) (Second District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Deferred
Apr 6, 2021 Motion to defer:
12-d Amend Zoning Code: signs in Institutional District An Ordinance to amend the Knoxville City Code, Appendix B, Zoning Code, Article 13.9 by amending subsection 13.9.F and creating new subsection 13.9.G to address standards for signs in the Institutional District. (File No. 9-B-20-OA)(Requested by Councilmember Roberto)
Aye
Deferred
Apr 6, 2021 Motion to defer:
12-c Amend Zoning Code: internal signs in Institutional District An Ordinance to amend the Knoxville City Code, Appendix B, Zoning Code, to approve an amendment to Article 13.9 creating a new subsection to 13.9.F.5 to address standards for internally illuminated signs in the Institutional District, City of Knoxville, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 14-0) (File No. 9-B-20-OA) (All districts)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Deferred
Apr 6, 2021
3-C-21-RZ Rezone 202 Cedar Lane from O to C-G-1 An Ordinance to rezone property located at 202 Cedar Lane from O (Office) District to C-G-1 (General Commercial) District, Ritesh Gaba, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 13-0 Consent) (File No. 3-C-21-RZ) (Fifth District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
3-A-21-OYP Adopt the 2021 One Year Plan An Ordinance to adopt the One Year Plan dated 2021 as prepared by the Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission for the City of Knoxville. (Planning Commission Approved 13-0) (File No. 3-A-21-OYP) (All Districts)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
3-A-21-AC Close unnamed alley between Anderson Dr and parcel 121 AB 018 An Ordinance to close an unnamed alley between Anderson Drive and the western property line of parcel 121 AB 018 and bisecting parcel 121 AB 017, and authorizing the Mayor to execute quitclaim deeds to the adjacent property owners, Central Baptist Church of Bearden, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 13-0 Consent) (File No. 3-A-21-AC) (Second District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
3-C-21-SC Close western end of McCarty Avenue An Ordinance to close the western end of McCarty Avenue between West Blount Avenue and the northeast corner of Parcel 109 IH 017, and authorizing the Mayor to execute quitclaim deeds to the adjacent property owners, Bobby C. Smelcer, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 13-0 Consent) (File No. 3-C-21-SC) (First District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
3-B-21-SC Close eastern portion of McCarty Avenue An Ordinance to close the eastern portion of McCarty Avenue between the northwest corner of Parcel 109 IH 014 and the northwest corner of Parcel 109 IH 008, and authorizing the Mayor to execute quitclaim deeds to the adjacent property owners, Bobby C. Smelcer, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 13-0 Consent) (File No. 3-B-21- SC) (First District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
3-A-21-SC Close portion of Wrinkle Avenue An Ordinance to close a portion of Wrinkle Avenue beginning 50 feet to the west of the southeast lot line of parcel 109 IA 011 and continuing to the southwest lot line of parcel 109 IA 011, and authorizing the Mayor to execute quitclaim deeds to the adjacent property owners, Bobby C. Smelcer, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 13-0 Consent) (File No. 3-A-21-SC) (First District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
Appropriate $5,000 to Word of Life Ministries for community outreach appropriating the sum of $5,000.00 from the Community Empowerment Budget and donating same to Word of Life Ministries to assist in its efforts to continue community outreach to underserved, unemployed individuals and communities impacted by COVID-19.(Requested by Office of Community Empowerment)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
Allow prescribed grazing by sheep in addition to goats allow prescribed grazing by sheep in addition to prescribed grazing by goats.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-113-2021 Authorize grant application for older driver education and outreach A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept a grant from the State of Tennessee Highway Safety Office in the amount of $50,000.00, with no required local match, to provide for an event coordinator, technician training, safety education programs, supplies and overtime costs related to an education and outreach program for older drivers.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-112-2021 Authorize grant application for community traffic safety education A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept a grant award from the State of Tennessee Highway Safety Office in the amount of $10,000.00, with no required local match, to provide for enhanced community traffic safety education programs, the printing of outreach materials and to cover the costs of overtime.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-111-2021 Authorize grant application for seat belt and child seat safety programs A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept a grant award from the State of Tennessee Highway Safety Office in the amount of $65,000.00, with no required local match, to provide for the presentation of seat belt and child seat check points and education programs.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-110-2021 Authorize grant application for teen driver safety education programs A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept a grant award from the State of Tennessee Highway Safety Office in the amount of $50,000.00, with no required local match, to provide for new and continuing educational programs to increase teen driver safety awareness and promote good decision making.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-109-2021 Authorize grant application for safety enforcement and bike/pedestrian campaigns A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept a grant award from the State of Tennessee Highway Safety Office in the amount of $50,000.00, with no required local match, to provide enhanced safety enforcement and to purchase supplies for use in bicycle and pedestrian safety campaigns.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-108-2021 Authorize grant application for drunk driving education and enforcement A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept a grant award from the State of Tennessee Highway Safety Office in the amount of $50,000.00, with no required match, to purchase drunk driving educational equipment and to fund overtime for sustained alcohol and impaired driving enforcement and safety education programs.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-107-2021 Authorize grant application for radar equipment and traffic enforcement A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept a grant from the State of Tennessee Highway Safety Office in the amount of $140,800.00, with no required local match, to purchase radar equipment and to provide overtime funding for traffic enforcement focusing on impaired, distracted or aggressive driving.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-106-2021 Authorize grant application for high visibility enforcement funding A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept a grant award from the State of Tennessee Highway Safety Office in the amount of $5,000.00, with no required local match, to provide overtime costs for a program focused on high visibility enforcement.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-105-2021 Authorize grant application for electric buses for Knoxville Area Transit A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and, if awarded, accept a grant from the Federal Transit Administration in the amount of $4,800,000.00 for Knoxville Area Transit for Low or No Emission Grant Assistance (Section 5339(c)) for fiscal year 2021, with a City match of up to $1,200,000.00 to purchase electric buses for Knoxville Area Transit for a total project amount of $6,000,000.00.(Requested by Knoxville Area Transit)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-104-2021 Authorize Release of Excess Easement for 525 Henley Street A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into a Release of Excess Easement for property located at 525 Henley Street.(Requested by Department of Engineering)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-103-2021 Authorize proposal for southbound right turn lane on Lovell Rd at Parkside Dr A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute a proposal with the State of Tennessee Department of Transportation to install an additional southbound right turn lane on Lovell Road at Parkside Drive.(Requested by Department of Engineering)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-102-2021 Authorize agreement with Cannon & Cannon for Cumberland Ave signal improvements A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an agreement with Cannon & Cannon, Inc. to provide professional design services for the Cumberland Avenue Area Signal Improvements - Advanced Traffic Management System Project for an amount not to exceed $497,810.00.(Requested by Department of Engineering)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
R-101-2021 Authorize agreement with Cities United for violence reduction services A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an agreement with Cities United to provide coaching and capacity building services related to violence reduction for an amount not to exceed $75,000.00.(Requested by Office of Community Empowerment)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
O-47-2021 Appropriate $10,398.10 for Challenge Grant Award Program An Ordinance appropriating the total sum of $10,398.10 from the Parks and Recreation Department's Grants and Benevolence Fund and donating same for completed projects to various qualified organizations as part of the Challenge Grant Award Program.(Requested by Parks and Recreation Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
O-46-2021 Appropriate $2,500 to Chance House of East Tennessee An Emergency Ordinance of the Council of the City of Knoxville appropriating the sum of $2,500.00 from the Community Improvement (202) Fund and donating same to Chance House of East Tennessee to be utilized toward the Families in Recovery Program.(Requested by Vice Mayor McKenzie and Councilmembers Roberto, Singh, and Parker)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
O-45-2021 Appropriate $2,500 to Boy Scouts of America for Beyond the Corner program An Emergency Ordinance of the Council of the City of Knoxville appropriating the sum of $2,500.00 from the Community Improvement (202) Fund and donating same to Great Smoky Mountain Council of the Boy Scouts of America Inc., to be utilized toward the Beyond the Corner program.(Requested by Vice Mayor McKenzie and Councilmembers Smith, Roberto, Singh, and Thomas)
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021
Approve consent items approve the consent items
Aye
Unanimous
Apr 6, 2021 Motion to defer:
Postpone Ordinances 12-n, o, and p to April 20th postpone Ordinances 12-n, o, and p to the April 20th meeting
12-n Approve Sector Plan Amendment: Merchant Dr / Oakhill Dr An Ordinance approving the request of Benjamin C. Mullins for Hilton Capital Group for an amendment to the Northwest City Sector Plan from Low Density Residential / Hillside Protection to Medium Density Residential/Office / Hillside Protection for a portion of properties located at 2400 and 2600 Merchant Drive and at 5291 Oakhill Drive. (Planning Commission Approved 13-1) (File No. 1-E-21-SP) (Fifth District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
12-o Approve One Year Plan Amendment: Merchant Dr / Oakhill Dr An Ordinance approving the request of Benjamin C. Mullins for Hilton Capital Group for a One Year Plan Amendment from Low Density Residential / Hillside Protection to Medium Density Residential/Office / Hillside Protection for a portion of properties located at 2400 and 2600 Merchant Drive and at 5291 Oakhill Drive. (Planning Commission Approved 13-1) (File No. 1-E-21-PA) (Fifth District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
12-p Rezone: Merchant Dr / Oakhill Dr from C-N/AG/HP to RN-5/HP An Ordinance to rezone a portion of property located at 2400 Merchant Drive from C-N (Neighborhood Commercial) District and AG (Agricultural) / HP (Hillside Protection) District to RN-5 (General Residential Neighborhood) / HP (Hillside Protection) District, and to rezone a portion of properties located at 2600 Merchant Drive and 5291 Oakhill Drive from AG (Agricultural) / HP (Hillside Protection) District to RN-5 (General Residential Neighborhood) / HP (Hillside Protection) District, Benjamin C. Mullins for Hilton Capital Group, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 13-1) (File No. 1-C-21- RZ) (Fifth District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Unanimous Consent
Apr 6, 2021 Motion to defer:
Postpone Ordinance 12-m to May 18th postpone Ordinance 12-m to the May 18th meeting
12-m Rezone: 2002 Thunderhead Rd from C-R-2 to C-G-3 An Ordinance to rezone property located at 2002 Thunderhead Road from C-R-2 (Regional Commercial) District to C-G-3 (General Commercial) District, Taylor Forrester for Northshore Market Investor, LLC, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 13-1) (File No. 12-B-20-RZ) (Second District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Unanimous Consent
Apr 6, 2021 Motion to defer:
Postpone Ordinances 12-c and 12-d to June 15th postpone Ordinances 12-c and 12-d to the June 15th meeting
12-c Amend Zoning Code: internal signs in Institutional District An Ordinance to amend the Knoxville City Code, Appendix B, Zoning Code, to approve an amendment to Article 13.9 creating a new subsection to 13.9.F.5 to address standards for internally illuminated signs in the Institutional District, City of Knoxville, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 14-0) (File No. 9-B-20-OA) (All districts)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
12-d Amend Zoning Code: signs in Institutional District An Ordinance to amend the Knoxville City Code, Appendix B, Zoning Code, Article 13.9 by amending subsection 13.9.F and creating new subsection 13.9.G to address standards for signs in the Institutional District. (File No. 9-B-20-OA)(Requested by Councilmember Roberto)
Aye
Unanimous Consent
Apr 6, 2021
Approve minutes of previous meeting approve the minutes of the March 23, 2021 Regular Meeting of City Council
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
9-d Ordinance: Waterfront Drive improvements A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an agreement with Design and Construction Services, Inc. for construction of the Waterfront Drive Roadway Improvements Project for an amount not to exceed $733,262.85.(Requested by Department of Engineering)
Aye
Split
Mar 23, 2021 Motion to defer:
8-b Postponed: Reappointment to Community Television of Knoxville Board A Resolution reappointing Councilmember Seema Singh to serve on the Board of Directors of Community Television of Knoxville.(Requested by Vice Mayor McKenzie)
Aye
Deferred
Mar 23, 2021 Motion to defer:
8-a Postponed: Reappointment to Community Television of Knoxville Board A Resolution confirming the reappointments of Jackie Lane and Beth Waters to the Board of Directors of Community Television of Knoxville.(Requested by Law Department)
Aye
Deferred
Mar 23, 2021 Motion to withdraw:
10-a Withdrawn: Resolution 10-a A Resolution approving an appeal by Dr. Todd Stinnett of the Board of Zoning Appeals' denial of a request for a variance to increase the maximum height for a detached accessory structure from 18 feet to 45 feet for a freestanding work of art in the shape of a cross and bearing no advertising, property located at 4605 Central Avenue Pike. (File number 12-A-20-VA) Council District 5.(Requested by Department of Plans Review and Building Inspections)
Aye
Withdrawn
Mar 23, 2021
12-a Ordinance: Challenge Grant donations An Ordinance appropriating the total sum of $10,398.10 from the Parks and Recreation Department's Grants and Benevolence Fund and donating same for completed projects to various qualified organizations as part of the Challenge Grant Award Program.(Requested by Parks and Recreation Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
11-o Pension for Charles E. Johnson A Resolution granting a pension of $2,908.07 per month to Charles E. Johnson, an employee of the Knoxville General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
11-n Pension for Donna E. Patty A Resolution granting a pension of $2,535.13 per month to Donna E. Patty, an employee of the Knoxville General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
11-m Pension for Jack C. Wang A Resolution granting a pension of $2,162.45 per month to Jack C. Wang, an employee of the Knoxville General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
11-l Pension for Daniel L. Anderson 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)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
9-l Amend Ziggurat contract (duplicate entry, cont.) A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to amend Contract No. C-21-0046 with Ziggurat Development LLC for the installation of a Fire Suppression System in the Compactor Building at the Solid Waste Transfer Facility, increasing the contract amount by $33,580.64 for a new contract total of $212,883.80 and extending the date of completion to May 23, 2021.(Requested by Public Service Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
9-k Amend Ziggurat contract (duplicate entry) A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to amend Contract No. C-21-0046 with Ziggurat Development LLC for the installation of a Fire Suppression System in the Compactor Building at the Solid Waste Transfer Facility, increasing the contract amount by $33,580.64 for a new contract total of $212,883.80 and extending the date of completion to May 23, 2021.(Requested by Public Service Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
9-j Amend Ziggurat contract for fire suppression A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to amend Contract No. C-21-0046 with Ziggurat Development LLC for the installation of a Fire Suppression System in the Compactor Building at the Solid Waste Transfer Facility, increasing the contract amount by $33,580.64 for a new contract total of $212,883.80 and extending the date of completion to May 23, 2021.(Requested by Public Service Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
9-i FTA Section 5339 grant for KAT A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and, if awarded, accept a grant from the Federal Transit Administration and the Tennessee Department of Transportation in the amount of $806,067.00 for Knoxville Area Transit for Formula Bus and Bus Facilities Capital Grant Assistance (Section 5339) for fiscal year 2021, with a City match of $89,563.00 for a total project amount of $895,630.00.(Requested by Knoxville Area Transit)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
9-h FTA/TDOT 5307 grant for KAT A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and, if awarded, accept a grant from the Federal Transit Administration and the Tennessee Department of Transportation to provide funding in the amount of $5,836,795.00 to Knoxville Area Transit for Formula Urbanized Area Transit Grant Assistance (Section 5307) for fiscal year 2021, with a City match of $648,533.00.(Requested by Knoxville Area Transit)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
9-g Arc Flash Analysis contract A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an agreement with Miller Electric Company for Arc Flash Analysis for the City's Engineering Department for an amount not to exceed $73,080.00.(Requested by Department of Engineering)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
9-f Waterfront Drive Improvements A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an agreement with Design and Construction Services, Inc. for construction of the Waterfront Drive Roadway Improvements Project for an amount not to exceed $733,262.85.(Requested by Department of Engineering)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
9-e Amend health center agreement A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an amendment to Agreement No. C-17-0060 with Premise Health Employers Solutions, LLC, for operation and management of the City's employer-sponsored health center and field offices, increasing the budget for the final year of the agreement by an amount not to exceed $40,000.00, to allow for overtime required due to additional COVID-19 duties, for a total cost for the fifth and final year of the agreement not to exceed $2,334,977.00.(Requested by Employee Benefits & Risk Management Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
11-o Pension for Charles E. Johnson A Resolution granting a pension of $2,908.07 per month to Charles E. Johnson, an employee of the Knoxville General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
11-n Pension for Donna E. Patty A Resolution granting a pension of $2,535.13 per month to Donna E. Patty, an employee of the Knoxville General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
11-m Pension for Jack C. Wang A Resolution granting a pension of $2,162.45 per month to Jack C. Wang, an employee of the Knoxville General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
11-l Pension for Daniel L. Anderson 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)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
9-c Ordinance to rezone property at Dry Gap Pike An Ordinance to rezone property located at 622 and 624 Dry Gap Pike from AG (Agricultural) District to RN-1 (Single-Family Residential Neighborhood) District, Joan Newman, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 12-0 Consent) (File No. 2-B-21- RZ) (Fifth District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
9-b Ordinance to add social service centers as special use An Ordinance to amend the Knoxville City Code, Appendix B, Zoning Code to add social service centers as a special use in the C-G (General Commercial), C-R (Regional Commercial), and DK-E (Downtown Knoxville - Edge) Districts, Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 12-0 Consent) (File No. 1-A-21-OA) (All districts)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
9-a Ordinance to amend budgets for FY 20/21 An Ordinance to amend the Operating and Capital Budgets for Fiscal Year 20/21.(Requested by Finance Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 23, 2021
Approve March 9, 2021 minutes Motion to: approve the minutes of the March 9, 2021 Regular Meeting of City Council
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-70-2021 Request legislative bill for mixed-use stadium tax revenue allocation A Resolution requesting that the members of the General Assembly representing the City of Knoxville introduce and seek passage of a legislative bill regarding state and local tax revenue allocation for a mixed-use stadium in the City of Knoxville.(Requested by Administration)
Aye
Split
Mar 9, 2021 Motion to defer:
R-70-2021 Request legislative bill for mixed-use stadium tax revenue allocation A Resolution requesting that the members of the General Assembly representing the City of Knoxville introduce and seek passage of a legislative bill regarding state and local tax revenue allocation for a mixed-use stadium in the City of Knoxville.(Requested by Administration)
No
Split Failed
Mar 9, 2021 Motion to defer:
11-g Authorize agreement for Waterfront Drive Roadway Improvements Project A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an agreement with Design and Construction Services, Inc. for construction of the Waterfront Drive Roadway Improvements Project for an amount not to exceed $733,262.85.(Requested by Department of Engineering)
Aye
Deferred
Mar 9, 2021
Rezone 622 and 624 Dry Gap Pike to RN-1 District An Ordinance to rezone property located at 622 and 624 Dry Gap Pike from AG (Agricultural) District to RN-1 (Single-Family Residential Neighborhood) District, Joan Newman, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 12-0 Consent) (File No. 2-B-21-RZ) (Fifth District)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
Amend Zoning Code for social service centers An Ordinance to amend the Knoxville City Code, Appendix B, Zoning Code to add social service centers as a special use in the C-G (General Commercial), C-R (Regional Commercial), and DK-E (Downtown Knoxville - Edge) Districts, Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission, Applicant. (Planning Commission Approved 12-0 Consent) (File No. 1-A-21-OA) (All districts)(Requested by Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
Amend Operating and Capital Budgets for Fiscal Year 20/21 An Ordinance to amend the Operating and Capital Budgets for Fiscal Year 20/21.(Requested by Finance Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-85-2021 Agreement with Knox County for Household Hazardous Waste Facility A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an agreement with Knox County, Tennessee to share costs associated with the operation of the Household Hazardous Waste Facility located at 1033 Elm Street with Knox County reimbursing the City for 50% of operating costs and commensurate share of disposal costs.(Requested by Public Service Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-84-2021 Apply for and accept Kevin and Avonte Program grant A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept "The Kevin and Avonte Program: Reducing Injury and Death of Missing Individuals with Dementia and Developmental Disabilities" grant award of $150,000.00 from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, with no required local match, for funding of efforts to protect our vulnerable citizens.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-83-2021 Amend agreement with Community Action Committee for housing assistance A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an amendment to Agreement No. C-20-0254 with Knoxville-Knox County Community Action Committee to extend the term of the Agreement through March 31, 2022 and to provide additional funds not to exceed $123,028.00 in HUD Community Development Block Grant-Coronavirus funding for housing assistance, as part of the City’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, for a new contract amount not to exceed $386,895.00.(Requested by Department of Housing & Neighborhood Development)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-82-2021 Issue Wastewater System Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 2021A A Resolution supplementing Resolution No. R-129-90 adopted by the City Council of the City of Knoxville, Tennessee on May 15, 1990 providing for the issuance of not to exceed Two Hundred Forty-One Million and no/100 Dollars ($241,000,000.00) of Wastewater System Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 2021A.(Requested by Finance Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-81-2021 Issue Water System Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series LL-2021 A Resolution supplementing Resolution No. 2075 adopted by the City Council of the City of Knoxville, Tennessee on April 20, 1954 entitled "A Resolution providing for the issuance of Water Revenue Bonds" so as to provide for the issuance of not to exceed Forty-One Million Five Hundred Thousand and no/100 Dollars ($41,500,000.00) of Water System Revenue refunding Bonds, Series LL-2021.(Requested by Finance Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-80-2021 Issue Gas System Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series AA-2021 A Resolution supplementing Resolution No. R-25-88 adopted by the City Council of the City of Knoxville, Tennessee on February 9, 1988 entitled "A Resolution providing for the issuance of Gas System Revenue Bonds" so as to provide for the issuance of not to exceed Forty-Nine Million Five Hundred thousand and no/100 Dollars ($49,500,000.00) of Gas System Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series AA-2021.(Requested by Finance Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-79-2021 Issue Electric System Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series LL-2021 A Resolution supplementing Resolution No. 1644 adopted by the City Council of the City of Knoxville, Tennessee on January 4, 1949 entitled "A Resolution providing for the issuance of Electric System Revenue Refunding Bonds" so as to provide for the issuance of not to exceed Eighty-Seven Million Five Hundred Thousand and no/100 Dollars ($87,500,000.00) of Electric System Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series LL-2021.(Requested by Finance Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-78-2021 Set in lieu of tax payments for KUB electric and gas systems A Resolution setting the in lieu of tax payments for the electric and gas systems of the Knoxville Utilities Board for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2020 and providing for the allocation and distribution of such payments to the affected taxing jurisdictions.(Requested by Finance Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-77-2021 Authorize agreement with Morgan Contracting Inc. for CIPP Phase 3 A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an agreement with Morgan Contracting Inc. for the Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) Phase 3 Project for an amount not to exceed $668,938.00.(Requested by Department of Engineering)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-76-2021 Amend contract for Fort Kid Playground Project design services A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to amend Contract No C-20-0052 with Hedstrom Landscape Architecture to provide design services for the Fort Kid Playground Project, increasing the contract amount by $38,600.00 for a new total contract amount of $68,200.00 and extending the date of completion to December 31, 2021.(Requested by Department of Engineering)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-75-2021 Amend contract for Washington Pike Roadway Improvements Project A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to amend Contract No. C-12-0153 with CDM Smith, Inc. for the Washington Pike Roadway Improvements Project, increasing the contract amount by $693,000.00 for a new contract total of $1,948,600.00, and extending the date of completion to March 31, 2025.(Requested by Departments of Engineering and Parks & Recreation)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-74-2021 Amend agreement for Jackson Ave ramps replacement A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute Amendment No. 5 to Agreement No. 050113 with the State of Tennessee Department of Transportation adjusting funding for replacement of the Jackson Avenue ramps to Gay Street and extending the date of completion.(Requested by Department of Engineering)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-73-2021 Request Planning Commission recommendation on zoning standards A Resolution respectfully requesting the Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission to consider and make a recommendation to City Council regarding the possible addition of architectural design standards to CG-1 zoned districts and the reinstitution of planned residential districts.(Requested by Councilmember Roberto)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-73-2021 Request Planning Commission recommendation on zoning standards A Resolution respectfully requesting the Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission to consider and make a recommendation to City Council regarding the possible addition of architectural design standards to CG-1 zoned districts and the reinstitution of planned residential districts.(Requested by Councilmember Roberto)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-72-2021 MOU with Appalachian Mountain Bike Club for land purchase A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Appalachian Mountain Bike Club providing that the City pay an amount not to exceed $100,000.00 toward the purchase of 28 acres of property to expand the William Hastie Natural Area in the Urban Wilderness, and expressing appreciation for the donation of property to the City.(Requested by Administration)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-71-2021 Authorize lease with Legacy Parks Foundation for boat launch A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute a lease agreement with Legacy Parks Foundation for water access at Bicentennial Park for a non-motorized boat launch.(Requested by Administration)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
O-41-2021 Appropriate and donate $4,800 to World United Ministries An Ordinance appropriating the sum of $4,800.00 from the Community Empowerment budget and donating same to World United Ministries to be utilized toward its Safe Haven Gym Program and Love Your Neighbor Day.(Requested by Office of Community Empowerment)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
R-69-2021 Confirm appointment of Stephanie Taylor to Civil Service Merit Board A Resolution confirming the appointment of Stephanie Taylor to the Civil Service Merit Board.(Requested by Mayor Kincannon)
Aye
Unanimous
Mar 9, 2021
Approve consent items approve the consent items
11-s Grant pension to Cynthia A. Gass A Resolution granting a pension of $6,752.70 per month to Cynthia A. Gass, an employee of the Knoxville Police Department.(Requested by Pension Board)
11-t Grant pension to John R. Vineyard A Resolution granting a pension of $1,801.28 per month to John R. Vineyard, an employee of the Knoxville General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
11-u Grant pension to Robin L. Tipton A Resolution granting a pension of $4,156.31 per month to Robin L. Tipton, an employee of the Knoxville General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
11-v Grant pension to Gregory M. Taylor A Resolution granting a pension of $2,546.97 per month to Gregory M. Taylor, an employee of the Knoxville General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
11-w Grant pension to Mark E. Pinkston A Resolution granting a pension of $1,775.46 per month to Mark E. Pinkston, an employee of the Knoxville General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
11-x Grant pension to Mary W. Lewis A Resolution granting a pension of $753.47 per month to Mary W. Lewis, an employee of the Knoxville General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
11-y Grant pension to Karen E. Ellis A Resolution granting a pension of $1,217.41 per month (defined benefit only) to Karen E. Ellis, an employee of the Knoxville General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
11-z Grant pension to Harry B. Boss A Resolution granting a pension of $2,454.35 per month to Harry B. Boss, an employee of the General Government.(Requested by Pension Board)
Aye
Unanimous Consent
Mar 9, 2021
Approve minutes of February 23, 2021 regular meeting approve the minutes of the February 23, 2021 Regular Meeting of City Council
Aye
Unanimous
Feb 23, 2021
O-20-2021 Amend City Code to revise charges for KPD video recordings An Ordinance to amend the Knoxville City Code, Chapter 2, Article II, Division 12, Section 2-362, revising the schedule of charges for video recordings in the custody of the Knoxville Police Department.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Feb 23, 2021 Motion to amend:
O-20-2021 Amend City Code to revise charges for KPD video recordings An Ordinance to amend the Knoxville City Code, Chapter 2, Article II, Division 12, Section 2-362, revising the schedule of charges for video recordings in the custody of the Knoxville Police Department.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
No
Split Failed
Feb 23, 2021 Motion to defer:
10-a Appeal of denial for variance to increase height of detached accessory structure A Resolution approving an appeal by Dr. Todd Stinnett of the Board of Zoning Appeals' denial of a request for a variance to increase the maximum height for a detached accessory structure from 18 feet to 45 feet for a freestanding work of art in the shape of a cross and bearing no advertising, property located at 4605 Central Avenue Pike. (File number 12-A-20-VA) Council District 5.(Requested by Department of Plans Review and Building Inspections)
Aye
Deferred
Feb 23, 2021 Motion to defer:
11-b Request Planning Commission to recommend architectural design standards for CG-1 districts A Resolution respectfully requesting the Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission to consider and make a recommendation to City Council regarding the possible addition of architectural design standards to CG-1 zoned districts and the reinstitution of planned residential districts.(Requested by Councilmember Roberto)
Aye
Deferred
Feb 23, 2021
Appropriate $4,800 from Community Empowerment to World United Ministries An Ordinance appropriating the sum of $4,800.00 from the Community Empowerment budget and donating same to World United Ministries to be utilized toward its Safe Haven Gym Program and Love Your Neighbor Day.(Requested by Office of Community Empowerment)
Aye
Unanimous
Feb 23, 2021
O-40-2021 Emergency Ordinance to amend Operating and Capital Budgets for Fiscal Year 20/21 An Emergency Ordinance to amend the Operating and Capital Budgets for Fiscal Year 20/21.(Requested by Finance Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Feb 23, 2021
R-60-2021 Authorize Mayor to apply for and accept five-year Internet Crimes Against Children grant A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept a five-year Internet Crimes Against Children grant in the amount of $1,200,000.00 from the Tennessee Office of Criminal Justice Programs, with no local match, for the purpose of employing an organizational strategy to build new partnerships with entities and institutions that provide further technological assistance.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Feb 23, 2021
R-59-2021 Authorize Mayor to apply for and accept 2021 Edward Byrne Criminal Justice Innovation Grant A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept the 2021 Edward Byrne Criminal Justice Innovation Program Grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, in the amount of $1,000,000.00, with no required local match, for funding of efforts to combat serious and violent crimes.(Requested by Knoxville Police Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Feb 23, 2021
R-58-2021 Adopt Administrative Rules and Procedures recommended by Board of Zoning Appeals A Resolution adopting the Administrative Rules and Procedures recommended by the Board of Zoning Appeals at its January 21, 2021 meeting.(Requested by Plans Review & Building Inspections)
Aye
Unanimous
Feb 23, 2021
R-57-2021 Authorize Mayor to execute agreement with Ace Miller Golden Gloves for boxing program A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an agreement with Ace Miller Golden Gloves Charities, Inc. to provide an amateur boxing program for an amount not to exceed Seventy-Five Thousand and No/100 Dollars ($75,000.00) annually.(Requested by Parks and Recreation Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Feb 23, 2021
R-56-2021 Waive City of Knoxville taxes on Knox County surplus properties A Resolution to waive City of Knoxville taxes on Knox County surplus properties pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 67-5-2507(b)(3) and 67-5-2508(d).(Requested by Finance Department)
Aye
Unanimous
Feb 23, 2021
R-55-2021 Authorize Mayor to enter easement agreement with Break One, LLC for encroachments A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into an easement agreement with Break One, LLC to allow existing and proposed building elements at 428 S Gay Street to encroach into the public rights-of-way for S Gay Street and Fire Street.(Requested by Department of Engineering)
Aye
Unanimous
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