Work Session
Conference Room 317
Agenda — 27 items
- 1 Call to Order
- 2 Roll Call
- 2 Rollcall
- 3 Public Comment
- 1. Presentation by TCRS
- 2. Discussion regarding Indoor Recreation Facility
- 3. Discussion regarding YMCA and letter of proposal/intent
- 4. Discussion and action regarding services offered by E. Allan Brandon
- 5. Discussion regarding Sports Authority & Tourism Development Authority
- 6. Public Building Authority
- 7. Discussion regarding City Manager Recruitment
- 8. Discussion regarding the sale of abandoned airplanes
- 9. Approval to adopt 2023 Parks & Recreation Master Plan
- 10. Approval of Local Parks and Recreation Fund (LPRF) grant application
- 11. Discussion regarding the sale of the Webb Avenue property
- 12. Approval of resolution to apply for Site Development grant
- 13. Approval of contract regarding the purchase of two (2) 2024 Fire Apparatus
- 14. Approval to proceed with repairs to Turner Complex shade structure and playground surface
- 15. Approval to replace influent drum screens
- 16. Approval to purchase Fire Protective Gear
- 17. Approval to award bid for a utility service truck
- 18. Approval of Ironwood Construction Change Order-Industrial Boulevard project
- 19. Approval of contract regarding engineering services for the Peavine Interchange Sewer Upgrade ARPA project
- 20. Approval of contract regarding engineering services for the Genesis Road Interchange and Highway 127 Interchange Sewer Upgrade ARPA project
- 21. Approval of contract regarding engineering services for CDBG Greenway Project
- 22. Approval of temporary street closings for Taste of Crossville
- 26 Adjournment
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