The Dickson Council unanimously voted to extend the effective date of its March emergency allocation of $400,000 to provide assistance in the COVID-19 pandemic to Dec. 31.
The council approved the change at its Aug. 3 monthly meeting.
Mayor Don Weiss Jr. said the Dickson County Help Center has requested the city to fund three Second Harvest food distributions at $2,500 each.
The council will hold a special session following Monday’s Finance and Management Committee meeting to vote on an Emergency Ordinance approving the allocation of the remaining funds.
Rezoning, 3-story apartments
In other business, the Dickson Council took the following actions:
Rezoning
Held a public hearing and approved on first reading a request by Barney Regen to rezone property on Highway 70 East at Henslee Drive from B-1 (office-professional-medical) to B-3 (highway commercial).
Planning and Zoning Director Jason Pilkinton said the rezoning of the triangle of property next to Captain D’s will make it match the property around it and be more appropriate. Tom Yates asked what restrictions would be on the property under the new classification and Pilkinton said it would be available for higher-traffic commercial development than the previous zoning.
Nobody else spoke at the public hearing. The ordinance faces a second and final vote Sept. 1.
Held a public hearing and approved on first reading a request by Dogwood Development Corporation to rezone two properties at 300 Highway 70 East from R-1 (low-density residential) to B-3 (highway commercial). Nobody spoke at the public hearing.
The ordinance faces a second and final vote Sept. 1.
Zoning amendments
- Unanimously approved on second and final reading an amendment to the Dickson Municipal Zoning Ordinance to allow multi-family residential construction to a maximum of three stories or 50 feet;
- Unanimously approved on second and final reading an amendment to the Dickson Municipal Zoning Ordinance to establish restrictions on freestanding signs as obstructions to motorists’ view at intersections;
Other business
- Approved a bid of $41 each for refuse cart containers from Otto Environmental Systems;
- Approved a contract with Eubank Asphalt Paving and Sealing at $80 per ton for paving projects through June 2024;
- Approved a bid for uniforms for Public Works Department employees with Fussell’s Men and Boys Shop;
- The Finance and Management Committee will meet at 6 pm Monday, Aug. 17 with a special session of the council to follow immediately.
- The city council will meet at 7 pm Tuesday, Sept. 1 in the council chambers at Dickson City Hall, 600 East Walnut St.
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