City of Collegedale - Government

🚨Quick challenge for you all!🚨

Zach Lambert and Samuel Mossbeck wins the challenge at 381.7!

If each Swiss Roll is 3 inches long, how many Little Debbie Swiss Rolls would it take stacked end to end to reach to the top of the Big Red Crane from the ground?

No rounding and we will take the correct whole number as the correct answer! First person who responds with the correct answer gets bragging rights!

Hello Commissioners,

I hope everyone had a great short week! It is amazing that summer is drawing to a close. My major focus this week was catching up after being out for vacation. We are still working with a couple of contractors to get a plan together on the emergency repair needed for Pine Hill. We will communicate the plan and associated closures as soon as it is determined. We also are coordinating with HCWQ on the erosion control and stormwater issue on Main street. We have not received the inspector’s final assessment but did send our initial impressions to them.

We did have several site selectors reach out this week to schedule meetings next week. We are noticing a large increase in commercial and multifamily development interest, currently. Based on the findings from the Foundation’s study, I would believe this is due to the nearly 800 residential units that are currently in some phase of construction within the City. The report inferred that residential growth, ie rooftops, would be what drove subsequent commercial growth. I am optimistic that we will continue to see this growth and associated development next year as the residential units come online.

It appears that the final TDOT permit was issued for the Bell Farms townhome project on Lee Hwy this week and that the pre-construction meeting and land disturbance permits will be issued next week. We expect they will break ground this month.

As a reminder, planning commission will simply be an opportunity for training on Monday night.

The lawsuit regarding the park is starting to move forward. I expect to work with legal over the next few weeks to nail down our position and damages, then file our portion. We continue to work with the donors and the contractor to bring this to a resolution. It is very unfortunate that the designers are unwilling to address their mistakes and have forced us down this path.

The Mayor and I have been invited to a meeting with the County Mayor and the Humane Society Staff later this month. Honestly, the details on what is going to be discussed is not as clear as I would like, but we have a guess. If you have any thoughts regarding HES and our contract with them, please reach out to me individually, so that I can share those during the meeting if warranted.

Collegedale Public Library:

We received the updated architectural quote for the library remodel. The architect, myself, and LS&S staff are meeting to make sure we are all on the same page next week. I then plan to bring the funding request to the Commission at the next meeting.

Collegedale Airport:

The Airport had a busy week making various repairs, which included the runway access gate at McDonald Terrace, as well as our self-serve fuel kiosk that experienced an interruption and needed new relay boards installed. Both repairs were successful and were operating as normal. We received notification that the countertops will tentatively be installed next week, as well as the exterior painting for the terminal building. We will be going to review styles and colors for the LVT flooring next week. We anticipate the flooring install to commence within the next two weeks. We have been pricing out items on our repair list and plan to begin with the AvGas hose reel, followed by runway lighting, and a replacement beacon tower. We also continue to work with the entrepreneur on the Economic Development project, to reach common ground on contractual terms. We are currently still waiting on the environmental review from TDOT to be completed. I am requesting that you each reach out at your convenience to discuss our path forward. I am aware of the questions raised at workshop, but the only real way to answer them is to go forward with design and get the project bid. That is also the only way we hope to have a chance to meet the developers schedule. However, doing so, commits us to the project and I would like to speak with each of you before bringing the design services contract at the next Commission meeting.

Collegedale Public Works:

The CPW Department serviced an average of 2,950 trash carts, loaded 2 semi-trailers for the landfill, had bulk/large trash collection, wrote 2 bulk/ large trash violations, wrote 1 garbage violation, repaired/ replaced 3 broken trash carts, delivered 2 extra trash carts, delivered 1 new resident trash cart.

The CPW Department checked and cleaned recycle, ROW mowing, cross walk painting, repaired street signs, checked fuel levels, ROW trash collection, checked trees on Apison Pike, checked on Robinson Farm Road for water runoff, sidewalk inspection on Rookwood Circle, checked barricades on Pine Hill Road, continued inspection of site work associated with the new parking lot on Ooltewah-Ringgold Road. The project is moving forward well. Luckily, soils have not been as bad as we feared. Several large areas of unsuitable soils have been found and are being addressed but it was not as widespread as we feared.

The CPW Department serviced Unit # 132, checked leak on grapple bucket and leak in connections on Tool Cat, repaired hydraulic leak on equipment trailer, picked up Unit # 136 from dealership, repaired headlight and checked fuel pressure on Unit # 116, repaired handle on water truck, checked why backhoe would not start.

The CPW Department had lift station inspections and logs, cleaned/de-greased pump stations and vault, 52 one-calls, 3 emergency one-calls, and marked 6 one-calls, inspecting new sewers at Chastain Farms, testing at Dogwood Hills, building pad for a new pole barn.

The CPW Department helped cleanup spilt concrete at the intersection at Four Corners, made more w**d killer, replaced pump on sprayer truck, started spraying the airport, mowed city hall, library, Vet Park, big field across, strip across from library, baseball fields, Apison Pike, Nature Nook, and Thatcher Switch, blew, edged, w**d-eat city hall, library, Vet Park, big field, strip across from library and baseball fields, watered all flower beds, w**ded all flower beds, finished spraying the airport, cut tree out of ROW on Apison Pike and Tallant Road, took down 3 signs at pickle ball courts, cleaned up cardboard at recycle.

Collegedale Parks and Recreation:

Parks and Rec has the following upcoming events:
Programs/Events Next Week:
* 9/10 Happy Hookers Yarn Club
* 9/11 Flex & Fun – Flower Painting
* 9/13 50+ Pickleball Tournament
Future Events:
* 9/17 - Sk8 Night
* 9/22 - Fairytale Fall Ball
* 9/26 - Family Trivia
* 9/28 - Cops & Bobbers
* 9/30 - Nerf Wars
**Christmas Parade registration is open for float entries!!** So far we have not been overwhelmed with entries. We will begin reaching out to the larger Ooltewah Community in the comings weeks for additional participants as we make this an outstanding event!

Check our calendar for more programs at https://collegedale.recdesk.com/Community/Calendar

Collegedale Codes Enforcement:

Codes Enforcement worked on the following items:
* Attempted to make contact with the residents at 96XX Chaucer Terrace reference violation of the sight triangle. Left a business card requesting call back and previously left courtesy notice. Notice of violation sent to owner.
* Notice of violation sent to owner regarding brush at the curb too early and encroaching on the roadway at 100XX Tellico Dr.
* Spoke with the occupant at 95XX Hastings Way regarding the property being listed as a short term vacation rental in Host Compliance. Resident advised she currently has a lease for the property until Nov 2024. Property owner later called advising the property is currently not being used as a STVR and she would remove the advertisement.
* Spoke with a representative from Erlanger Hospital regarding the overgrown grass/w**ds at 50XX and 52XX Little Debbie Parkway. The properties are scheduled to be mowed this week.
* Provided updated information to Host Compliance regarding the short term vacation rentals in Collegedale.
* Spoke with the owner of 917XX Apison Pike regarding the right of way boundaries adjacent to his property. E-mail sent to owner after consultation with public works.
* Attempted to contact property owner for accumulation of trash and debris at 56XX Landrum Dr., but was unsuccessful. Notice of violation to be sent next week.
* Attempted to contact property owner for accumulation of trash and debris at 95XX Pasture Dr., but was unsuccessful. Notice of violation to be sent next week.
* Attempted to contact property owner for multiple violations at 56XX Misty Valley Dr., but was unsuccessful. Notice of violation to be sent next week.
* We spoke with the foreman of Public Works, in reference the overgrowth at the AT&T repeater station located at 50XX Eaglefeather Lane. (57XX Tallant Rd). According to the foreman, a citizen is calling everyone at the city in reference to the over grown grass. We contacted Kevin Lusk of Brightspeed at 56XX Main St. (formally Century Tele) who advised the location is not maintained by his company and referred us back to AT&T and provided us with an email for Joe Perrel of AT&T. Email sent awaiting response from AT&T.

OPENED CASES
* 2400582 – 89XX Old Lee Hwy – Temporary sign X3
* 2400583 – 56XX Little Debbie Pkwy – Temporary sign X3
* 2400584 – 90XX Old Lee Hwy – Prohibited sign/Banner without permit
* 2400594 – 100XX Central Dr. - Weeds
* 2400595 – 50XX Silver Ln – Inoperable vehicle
* 2400595 – 57XX Edgmon Rd. – Temporary sign
* 2400597 – 57XX Sunup Cir – Prohibited sign
* 2400598 – 109XX Apison Pike – Temporary sign
* 2400585 56XX Landrum Dr. Temporary sign in the right of way
* 2400586 92XX Lee Hwy Temporary sign in the right of way
* 2400587 96XX Robinson Farm Rd Inoperable Vehicle
* 2400588 96XX Chaucer Ter. Trash near curb sooner than pickup date
* 2400589 96XX Dutton Ln. Trash can at curb sooner than pickup date
* 2400590 40XX University Rd Temporary sign in the right of way
* 2400592 100XX larkspur Dr. No fence/barrier around swimming pool
* 2400593 96XX Bill Reed Rd. Trash can at curb sooner than pickup date
* 2400591 100XX Standifer Gap Rd. Temporary sign in the right of way
CLOSED CASES
* 2400009 – 94XX Apison Pike – Building exterior (Overhang)
* 2400381 – 99XX Summer Breeze Dr. – Inoperable vehicle
* 2400499 – 97XX Trestle Cir – Overgrowth/Retention pond
* 2400584 – 90XX Old Lee Hwy – Prohibited sign/Banner without permit
* 2400550 57XX Bess Moore Rd
* 2400551 104ZX Race Ln.
* 2400573 96XX Bull Pen Dr.

Collegedale Police Department:

The police department had the following calls of note:
Thursday, August 29th, 2024
K9 Maxim was deployed to assist Chattanooga State Police with an alleged armed suspect on campus. K9 Maxim assisted with building searches for hours until the call was found to be a hoax.

Friday, August 30th, 2024
A driver in the 9300 block of Apison Pike was arrested for DUI, Improper turn, violation of the implied consent law, and improper turn.

Saturday, August 31st, 2024
Officers assisted Hamilton County Deputies with a house fire in the 6200 block of Ooltewah Georgetown Road.

Sunday, September 1st, 2024
Officers responded to the 10000 block of Moore Road for a runaway juvenile. The juvenile contacted the parents and stated they were fine but did not give their location. The parents were advised on how to proceed.

Monday, September 2, 2024
The teenage runaway reported missing from the 10000 block of Moore Road on Sunday returned home.

Police and fire personnel responded to a vehicle fire at a home in the 5600 block of Tucker Road. The fire damaged three vehicles.

Tuesday, September 3rd, 2024
Officers assisted Hamilton County Deputies with a crash in the 5900 block of Mountain View Road. One driver was intoxicated and fled the scene but was located by Collegedale Officers. Hamilton County Deputies took the individual into custody.

Wednesday, September 4th, 2024
A traffic stop in the 5000 block of Ooltewah Ringgold Road for a registration violation led to the driver and passenger’s arrest for criminal impersonation, or lying about who they were. The driver was also charged with the registration violation and for tampering with evidence after ingesting narcotics that had been in their possession during the stop.

Have a great weekend!

Collegedale City Manager Wayon Hines

Big thank you to Officer Tim Myers and Chris Ownby who led a self defense class for some of our Collegedale employees this morning!
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Monday’s, September 9th, 2024, City of Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals meeting will not hear normal business. HOWEVER, optional in person training for Commissioners will be provided at the same time as our regularly scheduled Planning Commission hearings.

Citizens are always welcome and encouraged to attend. Those that cannot attend, can listen to the training live on our YouTube channel by clicking: https://ow.ly/s5sP50S2YfE OR check out our new LIVESTREAM feature on our website by clicking here: https://cms8.revize.com/.../agendas.../livestream/index.php

Keep an eye out for October’s agenda!

FYI Robinson Farm and Main Street area

We've answered a few questions earlier this morning about the road work that is about to begin on the Hamilton County section of Bill Reed Road.

For the sake of our other residents and travelers that use Bill Reed Road, Collegedale City Manager Wayon Hines was able to find out that the Hamilton County Highway Department will be replacing two culverts on the Hamilton County side of Bill Reed Road starting Monday, September 9. County officials expect to be issuing a press release about it this evening. They plan to plate the areas during non-construction activities and pave their roadway in the coming weeks.

Here's the Bill Reed Road Work schedule:
✅Monday, 9/09: Road Closure between Standifer Gap Road and Green Shanty Road. Detours will be posted to use Green Shanty Road to Old Lee Highway.

✅Tuesday, 9/10: Road Closure between Woodland Drive and Ooltewah Ringgold Road. Detours will be posted to use Woodland Drive to Pattentown Road or Pine Ridge Road to Ooltewah Ringgold Road.

Naturally, residents in those closed areas will still be able to access their homes.

Bill Reed Road comes into the city limits of Collegedale near the intersection with Dayflower Drive and continues to Ooltewah Ringgold Road.

Collegedale, TN - The City of Collegedale, McKee Foods, American Legion Post 257 and others will be saluting fallen Service Personnel.

On December 1, 2024, Veterans Memorial Park, located at 9318 Apison Pike in Collegedale, will be a main portion of The Little Debbie Fun Run. Uniformed Active Duty men & women will be stationed next to garden flag type banners containing individual pictures of fallen soldiers during time of enlistment, or deceased post enlistment due to service related trauma, from Collegedale & surrounding communities.

Members of the American Legion Post 257 are seeking to connect with surviving family members who can provide: permission, digital JPEG or PDF photo, name, rank, service branch and deceased date.

Please email Post 257 Vice Commander Rich Eberly at [email protected] with any questions or the requested information.

Did you know that this month is Library Card Sign-Up Month?

✅Collegedale residents can get a library card at No Cost
✅Hamilton County residents:
⚫$15 per year for Individuals
⚫$15 per year for Family with Children Under 18
⚫$25 per year for Family with Adult Family
✅Hamilton County Juveniles (Ages 0 to 18) receive a FREE card
✅Non-residents of Hamilton County
⚫$60 per year for Individuals
⚫$85 per year for Family
⚫$50 per year for Individual Senior (60+)
⚫$65 per year for Senior (60+) Family

Like and Follow the Collegedale Public Library on Facebook for more information or feel free to call with any questions at 423-396-9300.

The Collegedale Library is located at 9318 Apison Pike, by the Imagination Station playground.

For those who are unable to attend tonight’s Commission Meeting check out our new LIVESTREAM feature on our website by clicking here: https://www.collegedaletn.gov/government/agendas___minutes/livestream/index.php or visit our YouTube page.

All of our Commission Meetings and Workshops are always open to the public. All are welcome and encouraged to attend!

September 3rd, 2024 - City of Collegedale Commission

The City of Collegedale is hiring!

The City currently has openings for a Sanitation Driver and a Staff Engineer! Both positions offer competitive pay, paid holidays and great benefits. If you are interested, visit our website under “Job Opportunities” to apply!

https://www.collegedaletn.gov/departments/administration/human_resources_manager/employment_opportunities.php

: The Commission Meeting is tonight!


Because of the Labor Day holiday the Commission Meeting will be held Tuesday, September 3, 2024, at 6 pm. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend. Those that can’t attend, can watch us live on our YouTube channel by clicking: https://ow.ly/QtVQ50SYMv6 OR check out our new LIVESTREAM feature on our website by clicking here: https://www.collegedaletn.gov/government/agendas___minutes/livestream/index.php

Click Here for the Agenda & Minutes from the last meeting:https://cms8.revize.com/revize/collegedaletn/collegedaletn_28_AgendaPacket_20240829171530.pdf

Meeting Topics:
1. Public Hearing to amend municipal code regarding permitting, plan review, inspection and development fees
2. Approval request of Tyler Contract amendment
3. Approval request to purchase a Mini Tracked Loader

Wishing you a peaceful filled with well-deserved rest and appreciation for the work you do every day.

Good afternoon Commissioners,

It was business as usual for admin this week. We had a productive Commission Workshop on Monday. We also began to prep for our upcoming audit and for our worker’s comp audit. Both are coming up next month.

[City] Planning worked on the following:
This week planning discussed development requirements with three different national restaurants and a medical office. If they decide to move forward, we expect that they will be submitting their applications shortly. A pre-document meeting was held with one of our current retail stores as they are wanting to do complete interior renovations to their store. Planning also meet with two separate citizens to discuss some options when it comes to building a single family residence on their vacant property. Lastly, planning received an application for approximately 40 townhomes and we expect to take this item to our October Planning Commission.

Collegedale Airport:

The Airport worked on the following:
We approved an estimate for the countertop installation as part of the Terminal Refresh project. We are still awaiting a firm date from Newman and Son’s on the exterior painting. They are wanting to wait until temperatures are more favorable. The photocell for our rotating beacon was replaced on Wednesday. We are working to repair the McDonald Terrace taxiway gate for those residents at the north end of the Airport. We believe the power control board has failed and we’re awaiting our technician to arrive on-site Friday or first of next week. We’d like to give a big shout out to the Public Works Department for helping us clean out the ditches alongside the runway!

Collegedale Parks and Recreation:

Upcoming Parks & Recreation events are as follows:
Programs/Events Next Week:
9/2 - City Offices Closed for Labor Day
9/3 - Happy Hookers Yarn Club
9/4 - Flex & Fun – Tailgate Cook-In
9/5 - Thursday Night Threads

Future Events:
9/13 - 50+ Pickleball Tournament
9/17 - Sk8 Night
9/22 - Fairytale Fall Ball
9/26 - Family Trivia
9/28 - Cops & Bobbers
9/30 - Nerf Wars
**Christmas Parade registration is open for float entries!!**
Check our calendar for more programs at https://collegedale.recdesk.com/Community/Calendar

Collegedale Codes Enforcement:

Building & Codes worked on the following this week:
A citizen contacted the office in reference to 41XX Stratton Lane (2400473). He was calling for an update on the ruling in reference to the setback. Per Jeremy's notes, the citizen was advised the planning division was handling the case. He was provided the number to the city planning/zoning department for explanation of final ruling.

Spoke with a citizen on the phone in reference to STVR at 101XX Lee Hwy ( #2400547). He stated he is waiting for the current tenant to move out which is scheduled at the end of the month. Once the current tenant moves out, he will address the two violations.

Reviewed and updated AXON body camera footage.
Patrolled various subdivisions and streets within city limits.
OPEN:
2400552 59XX Edgmon Rd. Temporary sign in the right of way
2400553 100XX Lee Hwy. Temporary sign in the right of way (x3)
2400554 95XX Lee Hwy. Temporary sign in the right of way
2400555 92XX Lee Hwy. Temporary sign in the right of way
2400556 54XX Main St. Temporary sign in the right of way
2400558 92XX Lee Hwy. Temporary sign in the right of way
2400559 56XX Main St. Temporary sign in the right of way
2400560 95XX Apison Pike Temporary sign in the right of way
2400561 43XX Ooltewah Ringgold Rd. Temporary sign in the right of way(x2)
2400562 41XX Barnsley Loop Temporary sign in the right of way
2400563 43XX Ooltewah Ringgold Rd. Temporary sign in the right of way
2400564 56XX Edgmon Rd. Temporary sign in the right of way
2400565 58XX Tallant Rd. Temporary sign in the right of way
2400566 44XX McDonald Rd. Temporary sign in the right of way
2400568 109XX Apison Pike Temporary sign in the right of way
2400574 95XX Pasture Dr. Accumulation of trash/debris on property & inoperable vehicle
2400573 96XX Bull Pen Dr. Overgrown w**ds and grass
2400575 54XX Fitch Way Temporary sign in the right of way
2400576 93XX Lee Hwy. Temporary sign in the right of way(x2)


CLOSED:
2400472 49XX Sandy Trail
2400474 49XX Sandy Trail
2400475 49XX Sandy Trail
2400476 49XX Sandy Trail
2400542 52XX Loblolly Lane

Collegedale Police Department

The Police Department had the following calls and happenings of note:
Thursday, August 22nd, 2024
An assault occurred in the 9600 block of Leyland Drive. Officers took a report of the incident.

Friday, August 23rd 2024
A driver struck a telephone pole head-on in the 5500 block of Tucker Road.
An individual in the Walmart parking lot was arrested and charged with child neglect and abuse, possession of a Schedule II drug, and paraphernalia.

Saturday, August 24th, 2024
K9 Maxim was deployed to assist Hamilton County Deputies on a traffic stop in the 8800 block of Fuller Road. Maxim alerted on the vehicle, and a search resulted in the discovery of drug paraphernalia.
Officers were dispatched to a CPR in progress at the Hawthorne Apartments where a drowning has occurred involving a juvenile. Responders performed CPR on the juvenile until EMS arrived and transported them to the hospital.

Sunday, August 25, 2024
A juvenile was arrested for domestic assault in the 8700 block of Apison Pike.
A driver in the 8600 block of Apison Pike was misdemeanor cited for driving without a license, underage consumption of alcohol and violation of the open container law.

Tuesday, August 26th, 2024
A driver in the 5300 block of Little Debbie Parkway was misdemeanor cited for reckless driving after being stopped for speeding 73 mph in a 40.

Tuesday, August 27, 2024
A faculty member from Southern Adventist University reported that they were being harassed by a former student.

Wednesday, August 28, 2024
A traffic stop on the 10100 block of Lee Highway led to the driver’s arrest for felony possession of narcotics and drug paraphernalia.

Happenings:
The police department’s new honor guard has been in training this week.

Collegedale Public Works:

The Public Works Department worked on the following:

The CPW Department serviced an average of 2,950 trash carts, wrote 2 garbage violations, loaded 2 semi-trailers for the landfill, had brush collection, wrote 2 brush violations, replaced/ repaired 4 broken trash carts, delivered 2 extra resident trash carts.

The CPW Department serviced Unit # 252, Unit # 255, and Unit # 139, serviced, repaired radar remote, charge A/C, replaced batteries in Unit # 114 and Unit # 116, repaired 2 edgers, repaired headlights and door rubber on Unit # 126, replaced wiper blades on Unit # 137, repaired Hydraulic leak in Unit # 266, sanded and clear coated headlights on Unit # 260 and Unit # 252, welded plastic headlight mounts back together on Unit # 126.

The CPW Department cleaned and ran recycle, checked fuel levels, delivered 2 loads of mulch, ROW trash on Apison Pike, Little Debbie Parkway, ROW w**d-eating, painted stop bars,

The CPW Department had ROW mowing on University Drive, Standifer Gap Road, Woodmont Road, College View Terrace, College Hill Drive, Forest Drive, Apison Pike, Tucker Road, Bowen Trail, mowed 2 passes on Little Debbie Parkway from apartments to Apison Pike, mowed pistol range, Thatcher Switch, Nature Nook, city hall, Vet Park, library, ball fields, strip across from library, Fish Pond, big field, Pro Building, and Greenway, w**d-eat pistol range, Thatcher Switch, Nature Nook, city hall, Vet Park, library, strip across from library, ball fields, ditch behind pickleball courts, blew city hall, Vet Park, library, strip across from library, ball fields, Apison Pike, edged Apison Pike, sidewalks at Nature Nook to Thatcher Switch crosswalk, watered and w**ded all flower beds, filled tree bags with water, Greenway trash, serviced all mowers, repaired lights at the Dog Park, removed limbs at Nature Nook, removed fence poles from RR bridge, cut and cleaned up a tree at Big Oak.

The CPW Department had lift station inspections and logs, cleaned/de-greased pump stations and vault, 37 one-calls, 3 emergency one-calls, and marked 8 one-calls, inspecting new sewers at Chastain Farms, Push camera pipe at the new parking lot at the Commons, located sewer service on Tucker Rd., located MHs at Hawthorne at the Summit.

I hope everyone has a great long weekend! See you on Tuesday.

Michelle Toro
Assistant City Manager & Finance Director

🚨Y’all better sit down so you don’t fall over… we have some exciting news!🚨 Some of you may have noticed that Clifford the Big Red Crane has shown up to the bridge project.

We have been informed that they are mobilizing equipment and supplies over the next few weeks and are getting ready to set beams on the bridge over the railroad. We have been told that most spans will be done by Thanksgiving.

We will update you with any new information that is provided to the city!

Please help us get the word out to everyone that City Hall will be closed on Monday for Labor Day. This means that the Commission Meeting will be on Tuesday instead of Monday.
Take a long weekend on us!😉

Because of the Labor Day holiday the Commission Meeting will be held this Tuesday, September 3, 2024, at 6 pm. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend. Those that can’t attend, can watch us live on our YouTube channel by clicking: https://ow.ly/QtVQ50SYMv6 OR check out our new LIVESTREAM feature on our website by clicking here: https://www.collegedaletn.gov/government/agendas___minutes/livestream/index.php

Click Here for the Agenda & Minutes from the last meeting:https://cms8.revize.com/revize/collegedaletn/collegedaletn_28_AgendaPacket_20240829171530.pdf

Meeting Topics:
1. Public Hearing to amend municipal code regarding permitting, plan review, inspection and development fees
2. Approval request of Tyler Contract amendment
3. Approval request to purchase a Mini Tracked Loader

🚨Be Advised🚨 With todays record heat, Collegedale PD will be dawning their new Class B Uniforms in attempt to stay cool all while setting new fashion trends. 🥵☀️🕶️ Collegedale Police Department

🚧Please use caution if traveling on Pine Hill Road off of Lee Hwy as the shoulder has become unstable. Updates to come as the road may experience closures in the near future.🚧

Crews are making great progress on the new parking lot that will be located at the Collegedale Commons and the Greenway! Once completed, it will have a total of 333 parking spaces.

P.S. It’s FREE Parking AND we won’t have to back in! 🚘 🚗 🚙