City of Franklin Meeting Agenda Board of Mayor & Aldermen Tuesday, February 23, 2021 7:00 PM Board Room
Details for City of Franklin Meeting Agenda Board of Mayor & Aldermen Tuesday, February 23, 2021 7:00 PM Board Room
City of Franklin
Meeting Agenda
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
109 3rd Ave S
Franklin, TN 37064
(615) 791-3217
Tuesday, February 23, 2021 7:00 PM Board Room
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen Meeting will limit physical access in the meeting room due to current limitations on public gatherings. Accommodations have been made to ensure that the public is able to participate in the meeting. The public may participate in the following ways: • Watch the meeting on FranklinTV or the City of Franklin website. • Watch the live stream through the City of Franklin Facebook and YouTube accounts. • Call in to the conference meeting 1-312-626-6799, Meeting ID: 970 4699 9218 Passcode: 824407. Callers will be unmuted and given an opportunity to comment during the meeting at specific times. • Limited viewing will be available in the lobby of City Hall to watch the live video and make public comment.
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CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
MEETING PROCEDURE CHANGES
1. Consideration Of Resolution 2021-18, A Resolution Declaring That The Board Of Mayor And Aldermen Members Shall Meet On February 23, 2021 To Conduct Its Essential Business By Electronic Means Rather Than Being Required To Gather A Quorum Of The Members Physically Present In The Same Location Because It Is Necessary To Protect The Health, Safety, And Welfare Of Tennesseans In Light Of The COVID-19 Outbreak.
Sponsors: Shauna Billingsley
CITIZEN COMMENTS (Open For Franklin Citizens To Be Heard On Items Not Included On This Agenda. As Provided By Law, The Board Of Mayor And Alderman Shall Make No Decisions Or Consideration Of Action Of Citizen Comments, Except To Refer The Matter To The City Administrator For Administrative Consideration, Or To A Schedule The Matter For Board Consideration At A Later Date. Those Citizens Addressing The Board Of Mayor And Aldermen Are Requested To Come To The Microphone And Identify Themselves By Name And Address For The Official Board.)
COMMUNICATIONS
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
2. Consideration Of Approval Of Minutes
February 9, 2021 5:00 p.m. Work Session
February 9, 2021 7:00 p.m. Board of Mayor and Aldermen Meeting
RECOGNITIONS
MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS
CONSENT AGENDA
All Items Under The Consent Agenda Are Deemed To Be Non -Controversial And Routine In Nature By The Governing Body. They Will Be Approved As Recommended By Committee Or Staff By One Motion Of The Governing Body. The Items On The Consent Agenda Will Not Be Discussed. Any Member Of The Governing Body Desiring To Discuss An Item On The Consent Agenda May Request That It Be Removed From The
Consent Agenda And Be Placed On The Regular Agenda . It Will Then Be Considered At That Time. Staff Recommends That Item Numbers 9-15 Be Placed On The Consent Agenda.
3. Consideration of items 9-15 on the Consent Agenda
OLD BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS
4. Consideration Of Resolution 2020-296, A Resolution To Annex 1190 Lewisburg Pike And 2208 Crossway Drive, Consisting Of 52.0 Acres, Property Located South Of Bowman Road And West Of Lewisburg Pike And Not Adjoining The City Limits Within The Southern Part Of The Franklin Urban Growth Boundary (UGB). Establishing A Public Hearing For March 23, 2021. FIRST OF THREE READINGS FMPC 1/28/21, 9-0
WS 2/9/21 Sponsors: Emily Wright, Amy Diaz-Barriga, Joseph Bryan
5. Consideration Of Ordinance 2020-35, An Ordinance To Zone 52.0 Acres Planned (PD 0.73) District, Hillside-Hillcrest Overlay (HHO) District And 500ft Hillside Buffer, For The Property Located South Of Bowman Road And West Of Lewisburg Pike, 1190 Lewisburg Pike And 2208 Crossway Drive (Tuck Away PUD). Establishing A Public Hearing For March 23, 2021. FIRST OF THREE READINGS FMPC 1/28/21, 7-1
WS 2/9/21 Sponsors: Emily Wright, Amy Diaz-Barriga, Joseph Bryan
6. *Consideration Of Certificate Of Compliance For Wine In Grocery Store For Trader Joe’s #792, Trader Joe’s East, Inc. Located At 545 Cool Springs Blvd, Suite 115, Franklin, TN, 37067 (Managing Agent Mathias Pahr; Executive Officers Bryan Edward Palbaum , Colin Burke Fields Sharon Ann Drabeck - Vice President, Treasurer).
WS 2/23/21 Sponsors: Lanaii Benne
7. *Consideration Of COF Contract No. 2021-0028, A Professional Services Agreement With Lose Design For Design Revisions For The FSSD Ball Fields Reconstruction In A Lump Sum Amount Of $60,200. WS 2/23/21
Sponsors: Lisa Clayton, Paul Holzen, Jonathan Marston, Shahad Abdulrahman
8. Consideration Of Appointment Of John Schroer To The Sister Cities Of Franklin And Williamson County Board. Sponsors: Mayor Ken Moore
ALL OTHER CONSENT ITEMS
9. Consideration Of Ordinance 2020-33, An Ordinance To Amend Title 21 Of The City Of Franklin Municipal Code To Create a New Chapter 7 Authorizing Incentives For The Construction Of Low- And Moderate-Income Housing Within The City Of Franklin, Tennessee. SECOND AND FINAL READING WS 12/8/20; 1/26/21 BOMA 2/9/21, 8-0
Sponsors: Vernon Gerth, Tom Marsh, Kathleen Sauseda
10. Consideration Of Resolution 2020-184, A Resolution To Amend The Table Of Organization For The Information Technology Department. Finance 2/11/21, 4-0
Sponsors: Jason Potts
11. Consideration Of Resolution 2020-186, A Resolution To Approve Payment Of An Incentive To The Franklin Housing Authority (FHA) Of Up To $176,652.00 To Help Offset The Cost of Impact Fees Paid By The Housing Authority in Conjunction With Construction of New Low- and Moderate-Income Housing As part Of The Cherokee Planned Unit Development (PUD) (COF Project No. 7313). WS 2/9/21
Sponsors: Tom Marsh, Kathleen Sauseda
12. Consideration Of Amendment 1 To COF Contract No. 2019-0047, A Professional Services Agreement With C&T Engineering And Inspection, LLC Construction Administration Services For The East McEwen Drive Roundabout Improvements At A Cost Increase Of $45,750. CIC 1/28/21, 3-0
Sponsors: Paul Holzen, Jonathan Marston, David Hodnett
13. Consideration Of Amendment 2 To COF Contract No. 2019-0098, An Amendment To The Professional Services Agreement with Alfred Benesch & Company For The Design Of The Southeast Park Bridge And Carothers Parkway Intersection Improvements To Allow Construction Administration And Related Technical Services During Construction At A Cost Increase Not-To-Exceed $196,007. CIC 1/28/21, 3-0
Sponsors: Paul Holzen
14. Consideration Of Change Order 1 To COF Contract No. 2020-0028 With Garney Construction For The Spencer Creek At Franklin Road Sanitary Sewer Project.
WS 2/9/21 Sponsors: Michelle Hatcher, Patricia McNeese
15. Consideration Of COF Contract No. 2021-0016, A Professional Services Agreement With Alfred Benesch & Company For Additional Design Services For The Aspen Grove Greenway Trail In An Amount Not-To Exceed $111,280. CIC 1/28/21, 3-0
Sponsors: Paul Holzen, Jonathan Marston, Shahad Abdulrahman
RECEIPT OF REPORTS AND ITEMS APPROVED ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
16. COF Contract No. 2020-0154, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And Franklin Tomorrow, Inc. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
17. COF Contract No. 2020-0155, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And Sister Cities Of Franklin And Williamson County, Tennessee Inc.
Sponsors: Kristine Brock
18. COF Contract No. 2020-0156, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And Tennessee Rehabilitation Center At Franklin. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
19. COF Contract No. 2020-0157, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And The ARC Of Williamson County, Inc. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
20. COF Contract No. 2020-0158, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And Boys And Girls Clubs Of Middle Tennessee. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
21. COF Contract No. 2020-0159, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And Bridges Of Williamson County. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
22. COF Contract No. 2020-0160, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And Community Child Care, Inc. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
23. COF Contract No. 2020-0161, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And Community Housing Partnership Of Williamson County. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
24. COF Contract No. 2020-0162, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And Gentry’s Education Center @ The Store Front, Inc. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
25. COF Contract No. 2020-0163, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And The Mid-Cumberland Human Resource Agency. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
26. COF Contract No. 2020-0164, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And WAVES Inc. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
27. COF Contract No. 2020-0165, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And Graceworks Ministries, Inc. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
28. COF Contract No. 2020-0166, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And Transit Alliance Of Middle Tennessee, Inc. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
29. COF Contract No. 2020-0167, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And Williamson County Chamber Of Commerce. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
30. COF Contract No. 2020-0168, Funding Agreement Between The City Of Franklin And Williamson County Chamber Of Commerce. Sponsors: Kristine Brock
31. COF Contract No. 2021-0004, With Harley Davidson For Police Motorcycle Leasing.
Sponsors: Deb Faulkner
EXECUTIVE SESSION
32. Motion to Recess Into Executive Session
RETURN FROM EXECUTIVE SESSION
33. Actions From Executive Session
SCHEDULED MEETINGS & EVENTS
February 25 3:30 p.m. Capital Investment Committee
February 25 5:00 p.m. FMPC & BOMA Joint Workshop
February 25 7:00 p.m. Franklin Planning Commission
March 4 6:00 p.m. Board of Zoning Appeals Commission
March 5 8:00 a.m. Franklin Sustainability Commission
March 8 1:00 p.m. Pension Committee
March 9 4:30 p.m.Beer Board
March 9 5:00 p.m. BOMA Work Session
March 9 7:00 p.m. Board of Mayor and Aldermen
OTHER BUSINESS
ADJOURN
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