Knoxville public meetings in 2024

Audit Committee - Regular Meeting

The Audit Committee will review the work plan and receive updates on the complaint process from city officials. The body will also address the nomination for Professional Member Seat A as Dusty Brock's term expires on December 31, 2024.

• Update on complaint process from CFO Boyce Evans, CTO Mark Parker, and 311 Director Russ Jensen
• Nomination for Professional Member Seat A
• Review of 2025 meeting dates
• Review of External Audit Meeting

The Audit Committee approved the minutes from the October 16, 2024 meeting and unanimously approved a motion to proceed with implementing a new fraud, waste, and abuse complaint process, including a draft online form and executive order. The committee also nominated Dustin Brock for a three-year term as Professional Member Seat A. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved minutes of October 16, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Consensus to proceed with new fraud, waste, and abuse complaint process
• Nominated Dustin Brock for three-year term as Professional Member Seat A

City Council - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville City Council will consider rezoning requests, approve contracts for infrastructure and software, and confirm appointments to various city boards. The meeting also includes a public forum.

• Rezoning 6521 Vance Road from RN-1 to RN-2
• Contract with United Way for $425,000
• Contract with Highstreet IT Solutions for $1,049,500
• Street name change from Patton Street to Willow Avenue
• Emergency ordinance appropriating $23,650

The Knoxville City Council approved a 7-2 measure increasing parking violation fines and allowing new payment methods for metered parking. It also unanimously approved giving Public Building Authority enforcement officers authority to tow vehicles on public property, adopting the 2024 International Fire Code, and authorizing a $1,049,500 contract for Oracle HCM Cloud implementation. Two rezoning ordinances were postponed to future meetings.

• Approved parking violation fine increases and new metered parking payment methods (7-2)
• Approved authority for PBA officers to tow vehicles in violation of City Code (unanimous)
• Approved adoption of 2024 International Fire Code effective Jan 1, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved $1,049,500 contract with Highstreet IT Solutions for Oracle HCM Cloud implementation (unanimous)
• Approved $425,000 agreement with United Way for Community Schools Initiative (unanimous)
• Approved $150,650 contract for Citywide Rumble Stripes Project (unanimous)
• Postponed rezoning at 4011-4025 Milton Street to Feb 4, 2025 (unanimous)
• Postponed rezoning at 0 Saint Mary Street to Jan 21, 2025 (unanimous)

Beer Board - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Beer Board will consider a series of beer permit requests for new establishments across several districts, including Corner Market on 13th, El Zocalo, and Monday Night Brewing. The meeting also includes a postponed item for Pariza 2020 Inc. and an addendum with additional permit applications such as Dash N Go and Fast Hand Tavern. No other decisions are listed.

• Corner Market on 13th – 310 13th St (1st District)
• El Zocalo – 429 Dutch Valley Dr (5th District)
• Monday Night Brewing – 2201 Kerns Rising Way (1st District)
• Fast Hand Tavern – 3800 Sutherland Ave (2nd District)
• Dash N Go – 2128 E Magnolia Ave (6th District)

The Knoxville Beer Board approved six beer permit requests, including three outright approvals and three pending final documentation. Four permits were extended to the January 21, 2025 meeting, and two requests were postponed to that same date. One application was withdrawn by the applicant.

• Approved FSRE-Kerns Bakery Manager LLC common area permit (unanimous)
• Approved Knoxville Opera Company temporary permit for Rossini Festival (unanimous)
• Approved Scarecrow Foundation temporary permit for Borgore Concert (unanimous)
• Approved El Zocalo on/off premise permit pending final documentation (unanimous)
• Approved Ian's Market 123 off premise permit pending final documentation (unanimous)
• Approved Professional Sports Catering LLC on/off premise and caterer permits pending final documentation (unanimous)
• Approved Round Up & Ice Cream on/off premise permit pending final documentation (unanimous)
• Extended beer permits for Fast Hand Tavern, Dash N Go, The Hill, and Monday Night Brewing to Jan 21, 2025 (unanimous)

Beer Board - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Beer Board will consider several beer permit requests submitted by businesses in the 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 6th districts. Applicants include Governor William Blount Mansion, Cherokee Distributing Company, Hilton Knoxville, Jim 'n Nick's Community Bar‑BQ, and The Club at Gettysvue. The meeting also includes routine items such as call to order, roll call, approval of minutes, and public comments.

• Beer permit for Governor William Blount Mansion – 200 W Hill Ave (6th District)
• Beer permit for Cherokee Distributing Company – 200 Miller Main Cir (2nd District)
• Beer permit for Hilton Knoxville – 501 W Church Ave (6th District)
• Beer permit for Jim 'n Nick's Community Bar‑BQ – 7727 Kingston Pike (2nd District)
• Beer permit for The Club at Gettysvue – 9317 Linksvue Dr (2nd District)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville City Council will consider a series of ordinances and resolutions, including a $5,970,986.87 transfer to the Knoxville Community Development Corporation for the Old City Streetscapes, Willow Avenue Streetscapes, and Stadium Public Space projects, several zoning amendments for properties such as 5331 Lyons View Pike and 1524 Riverside Road, and contract adjustments for the Chapman Highway Multimodal Project and ERP consulting services. Additional resolutions address a $1,768,642 youth homelessness grant, a $588,645 ERP consulting amendment, and updates to the city’s pension funding policy, parking enforcement, and waste‑service fee processes. The council will also confirm reappointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals and adopt first‑reading ordinances related to parking, the International Fire Code, and other code updates.

• Resolution transferring $5,970,986.87 to KCDC for Old City Streetscapes, Willow Avenue Streetscapes, and Stadium Public Space projects
• Resolution authorizing $1,768,642.00 grant for Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program
• Resolution increasing Chapman Highway Multimodal Project contract by $80,100.00 to a total of $294,600.00
• Resolution amending ERP consulting contract with Avero, LLC up to $588,645.00
• Ordinance changing base zoning at 5331 Lyons View Pike from residential/office/industrial to Open Space (OS)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville City Council will consider a series of resolutions authorizing the mayor to sign contracts and accept grants, including a $1.44 million award for affordable rental housing at 520 Inskip Village Way. Additional items include a $2,000 grant to a school program, insurance and storm‑water contracts, and several zoning and ordinance changes.

• Resolution to award up to $1,440,000 from the Affordable Rental Development Fund to The Village at Inskip GP, LLC for 48 affordable units at 520 Inskip Village Way
• Resolution to accept a $2,000 grant from AJC Project Interchange for Knoxville Jewish Day School Violins of Hope Program
• Resolution to approve a $785,942 annual premium for Stop‑Loss insurance for the city’s self‑insured medical plan
• Resolution to contract Moore Construction for up to $717,305 for CIPP IV Phase 2 stormwater project
• Ordinance to amend the hotel occupancy tax and its revenue use

City Council - Workshop

The Knoxville City Council will hold a workshop to review a final downtown parking study and answer council questions.

• Presentation on Downtown Parking Study
• Council questions and discussion
• City County Building: Main Assembly Room

City Council - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville City Council will consider several ordinances, including updates to the International Building Code and the National Electric Code, street closures, and zoning reclassifications. It will also vote on resolutions authorizing contracts for a recreation‑center renovation, sidewalk replacement, bridge repair, and small neighborhood grants. These actions involve multiple city departments and affect infrastructure, zoning, and community programs.

• Ordinance to adopt the latest International Building Codes (Plans Review & Inspections Department)
• Ordinance to close a portion of Cherry Drive and authorize quitclaim deeds (Engineering Department)
• Resolution to authorize up to $1,059,278 for renovation of the Cecil Webb Recreation Center (Engineering Department)
• Resolution to authorize up to $992,495 for the 2024 Sidewalk Replacement Project (Engineering Department)
• Resolution to award $20,000 in Neighborhood Small Grants to eight local organizations (Office of Neighborhood Empowerment)

City Council - Workshop

The Knoxville City Council will hold a workshop to review the Vision Zero Action Plan and the 2023 yearly report. The meeting will include a presentation by the Vision Zero Coordinator and a period for council questions and discussion.

• Presentation on Vision Zero Action Plan
• Review of 2023 Vision Zero Yearly Report
• Council questions and discussion period

Audit Committee - Regular Meeting

The Audit Committee will review unfinished business, including updates on the work plan, complaint process, committee rules, and a recommendation on the timing of the ACFR presentation. They will also receive an update on the external auditor’s availability for a February 2025 meeting. Public comments related to agenda items will be heard, and routine reports will be noted.

• Work Plan update
• Complaint Process update from CFO Boyce Evans
• Committee Rules discussion
• Recommendation on timing of ACFR presentation
• Update on external auditor’s availability for February 2025 meeting

Beer Board - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Beer Board will meet to consider 15 applications for beer permits at various locations across the city, including restaurants, breweries, and convenience stores. The agenda also includes a public comment session and the approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Dragonfly Aerial and Circus Arts Studio (509 Dutch Valley Dr)
• Greens and Grains by Point B (124 S Peters Rd)
• Knox Tobacco & Beer (4028 Ashville Hwy)
• Lucky Star Food Mart (1006 University Ave)
• 4th Creek Brewing (130 S Northshore Dr)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville City Council meeting will consider several resolutions authorizing major contracts and grant applications, including a $6,695,000 infrastructure project for the Fort Sanders Neighborhood to Tyson Park connection. Council members will also adopt updated International Building Codes and the National Electric Code. Additional items include ordinances to close specific street segments and to rename a portion of Richa rd Street. The agenda also contains routine approvals such as minutes and mayoral reports.

• Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter an agreement with the State of Tennessee DOT for the Fort Sanders Neighborhood to Tyson Park Connection Project, total cost $6,695,000 (City $1,339,000, TDOT $5,356,000).
• Resolution authorizing the Mayor to contract Design Innovation Architects, Inc. up to $1,075,000 for engineering services funded by an ARPA grant.
• Resolution authorizing the Mayor to contract National Data and Surveying Services, Inc. up to $810,000 for a traffic sign inventory and assessment.
• Ordinance to adopt the latest International Building Codes and the latest National Electric Code.
• Ordinance to close a portion of Ford Place from the northeast corner of Parcel No. 095OE032 to its northern terminus adjacent to City Block 260063, authorizing quit‑claim deeds.

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several high-value infrastructure contracts for Sevier Avenue and the Woodland Avenue Complete Street Project. The body is also deciding on budget amendments, street closures, and a zoning appeal for a property on Galway Street.

• Agreement with Whaley Construction, LLC for Sevier Avenue Streetscapes Project not to exceed $8,930,463.40
• Agreement with Southern Constructors, Inc. for Sevier Avenue Utility Conduit and Duct Bank Project not to exceed $5,270,470.00
• Agreement with CDM Smith, Inc. for Sevier Avenue Streetscapes inspection services not to exceed $980,734.75
• Zoning appeal for Liquid Environmental Solutions regarding property at 1307 Galway Street
• Ordinance to amend the Operating and Capital budgets for fiscal year 24/25

Public Property Naming Committee - Regular Meeting

The Public Property Naming Committee will review a request to name the intersection of Major Avenue and Western Avenue "Barbara Kelly Legacy." The meeting includes routine items such as call to order, roll call, and approval of prior minutes. No decisions have been made yet.

• Request to add honorary name "Barbara Kelly Legacy" to Major Avenue at Western Avenue

Beer Board - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Beer Board will consider several beer permit requests from applicants in various districts. Items include requests from the Appalachian Mountain Bike Club, Cazzy's Corner Grill, Grocery Outlet #4, and others. An addendum adds additional permit applications such as Dash N Go and Fast Hand Tavern. The meeting also includes routine agenda items like approval of minutes and public comments.

• Beer permit request – Appalachian Mountain Bike Club, 123 S Gay St (1st District)
• Beer permit request – Cazzy's Corner Grill, 2099 Thunderhead Rd Ste 105 (2nd District)
• Beer permit request – Grocery Outlet #4, 4225 Chapman Hwy (1st District)
• Addendum – Dash N Go, 2128 E Magnolia Ave (6th District)
• Addendum – Fast Hand Tavern, 3800 Sutherland Ave (2nd District)

The Knoxville Beer Board approved 10 beer permit requests, including two outright approvals and eight approvals pending final documentation. The board also extended four existing beer permits and postponed one request to the October 15, 2024 meeting. Two permit requests were withdrawn by the applicants.

• Approved Appalachian Mountain Bike Club temporary beer permit (unanimous)
• Approved Seed Coffee Co beer permit (unanimous)
• Approved Cazzy's Corner Grill (Thunderhead Rd) caterer permit pending documentation (unanimous)
• Approved Cazzy's Corner Grill (Brookview Centre Way) beer permit pending documentation (unanimous)
• Approved Country Burrito 2 beer permit pending documentation (unanimous)
• Approved Grocery Outlet #4 beer permit pending documentation (unanimous)
• Approved Las Margaritas Mexican Grill & Bar beer permit pending documentation (unanimous)
• Approved Snag beer permit pending documentation (unanimous)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several zoning amendments and rezoning requests, review appeals on zoning decisions, and vote on resolutions that authorize the mayor to enter contracts and accept grants. One resolution would let the mayor sign a $4.2 million agreement for Phase 3 infrastructure improvements at Western Heights. Additional resolutions cover a $145,000 grant reimbursement, bridge‑repair consulting contracts, and a recycling services contract.

• Ordinance amending city code to increase nonconsensual tow rates and clarify vehicle storage fees
• Ordinance adding Commercial District Design Standards to the C‑G‑1 (General Commercial) zoning district
• Rezoning of 962 N. Gallaher View Road from Low Density Residential to Medium Density Residential
• Rezoning of 5303 Jacksboro Pike and 3225 Essary Drive from RN‑1 to RN‑2 (single‑family residential)
• Resolution authorizing a $4.2 million contract with Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation for Phase 3 infrastructure improvements at Western Heights

City Council - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville City Council will consider a set of resolutions, ordinances, and zoning appeals. Items include a tow‑rate amendment, authorizing the mayor to declare the city a Broadband Ready Community, and several zoning classification changes and design‑standard updates. The meeting also includes pension approvals and contract extensions for city services.

• Resolution authorizing the mayor to designate Knoxville as a Broadband Ready Community (Tennessee Public Chapter 228, 4‑3‑709).
• Resolution extending the janitorial services contract with National Building Service, Inc. up to $28,310.00.
• Resolution approving a cost‑reimbursement agreement with Lakeshore Park Conservancy up to $133,502.00 for Central Services Courtyard paving.
• Ordinance increasing nonconsensual tow rates and clarifying vehicle class and storage fee definitions.
• Ordinance adding Commercial District Design Standards to the C‑G‑1 (General Commercial) zoning district.

Audit Committee - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Audit Committee will hear a presentation on the city’s Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Hotline by CFO Boyce Evans and Law Director Charles Swanson. It will also consider the final report on a mock OSHA investigation of fleet services and a post‑audit review. New business includes discussion of external audit communications and a recommendation on when to present the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report.

• Presentation on Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Hotline by CFO Boyce Evans and Law Director Charles Swanson
• Final Report on Mock OSHA Investigation of Fleet Services
• Post‑Audit Review and Response
• External Audit Required Communications
• Recommendation on Timing of ACFR Presentation

Beer Board - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Beer Board will correct prior meeting minutes, approve recent minutes, and hear public comments. It will consider a series of beer permit requests from applicants in several districts, including restaurants, bars, and a historical society. An addendum includes a fuel stop permit and two applications for Yee‑Haw Brewing. The board will then adjourn.

• East Tennessee Historical Society – 601 S Gay St (6th District)
• Lucky Shot Billiards Sports Bar & Grill – 6021 Chapman Hwy (1st District)
• Red Lobster #0047 – 8040 Kingston Pike (2nd District)
• Yee‑Haw Brewing – 130 & 134 Bearden Pl (4th District)
• Fuel Stop #6 – 4903 Clinton Hwy (5th District)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several zoning changes and sector plan amendments across various districts. The body is also deciding on appointments to the Mayor's Maker Council and the Affordable Housing Fund Advisory Committee, as well as several funding resolutions.

• Rezonings for 925-933 Maryville Pike, 3514-3520 Sevier Avenue, and 940 Blackstock Avenue
• Up to $510,000 from Rental Rehabilitation Program Fund for 17 units at 5999 Tannahill Drive
• Grant application for $3,810,600 for Knoxville Area Transit FY 2025 operating assistance
• Excess workers' compensation insurance premium estimated at $200,782
• Appeal by William Burton regarding townhouse height at 9426-9438 Horizon Drive

City Council - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville City Council will consider two charter amendment ordinances on second reading: one to align the 5th council district with other districts, and another to restructure council elections by replacing district‑elected seats with regionally elected seats and adjusting primary and regular election procedures. The Council will also act on several resolutions authorizing funding for infrastructure projects, HUD grant programs, and a contract increase for the Old Broadway Sidewalk Project. Additional items include a zoning variance appeal for a sign on Washington Pike and several zoning plan amendments.

• Ordinance (second reading) to amend Article IV Section 404 of the charter to align the 5th council district with other districts (requested by Councilmembers Thomas, Roberto, Rider, Singh, Fugate, Helsley, and Vice Mayor Smith).
• Ordinance (second reading) to amend Article VII Section 707 of the charter to replace district‑elected council seats with regionally elected seats and modify election procedures (requested by Councilmembers Roberto, Rider, Singh, Fugate, Helsley, Thomas, and Vice Mayor Smith).
• Resolution authorizing the Mayor to amend the contract with Whaley Construction, LLC for the Old Broadway Sidewalk Project, increasing the contract amount by $439,621.50 to a new total of $2,984,414.85 (requested by Engineering Department).
• Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter an agreement with AT&T to place and maintain attachments on AT&T utility poles along Middlebrook Pike for an estimated cost of $1,295.00 (requested by Engineering Department).
• Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute a subgrantee agreement with the Volunteer Ministry Center for up to $54,131.00 of HUD Emergency Solutions Grant funding for rapid rehousing services (requested by Housing and Neighborhood Development Department).

Beer Board - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Beer Board will review items postponed or withdrawn, consider a series of new beer permit requests, examine addendum agenda items, and conduct administrative hearings for existing permits. The meeting includes applications from various districts across the city. Decisions will be recorded for each listed request and hearing.

• Beer permit request for B D Market at 4409 Western Ave (3rd District)
• Beer permit request for Big Kahuna Wings Foundation at 12824 Kingston Pike (6th District)
• Beer permit request for Black Dog at 2417/2419 N Central St (5th District)
• Beer permit request for Knoxville Beverage Company at 1335 E Weisgarber Rd (3rd District)
• Administrative hearing for Knoxville Ale House Inc. at 9045 Kingston Pike

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council is discussing several ordinances to amend the City Charter regarding council district elections and composition. The body is also voting on multiple zoning changes and various city contracts and grant applications.

• Agreement for Knoxville Urban Wilderness Gateway Park - James White Pavilion Project not to exceed $4,596,641.38
• Application for an EPA Environmental and Climate Justice Community Change grant up to $20,000,000.00
• Agreement for 6th Floor City County Building renovations not to exceed $910,105.00
• Zoning change for 0 and 1000 May Avenue and other parcels from Heavy Industrial to Highway Commercial
• Insurance policy with Liberty Mutual for property, flood, earthquake, and boiler and machinery for approximately $692,569.00

City Council - Workshop

The Knoxville City Council workshop will discuss possible amendments to the city charter that affect how council members are elected. Topics include a review of the current election provisions, the impact of Public Chapter 391 (Acts of 2023), and the process, cost, and timeline for a Home Rule Charter Amendment referendum. Three specific ordinance proposals to modify charter sections on district alignment, at‑large elections, and primary/regular election procedures will be presented.

• Review of existing election provisions (City Charter §§ 402, 404, 704, 707).
• Discussion of Public Chapter 391, Acts of 2023 (Resolution R‑95‑2023).
• Home Rule Charter Amendment referendum – process, costs, timeline.
• Ordinance to align the 5th council district with other district elections (requested by Councilmembers Thomas, Roberto, Rider, Singh, Fugate, Helsley, Vice Mayor Smith).
• Ordinance to replace district‑elected council members with at‑large regional members (requested by Councilmembers Roberto, Rider, Singh, Fugate, Helsley, Thomas, Vice Mayor Smith).

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council is considering several rezoning requests for residential properties and industrial-to-commercial conversions. The agenda also includes multiple grant applications for digital literacy, greenway construction, and law enforcement initiatives.

• Multimodal Access Grant of $1,125,000.00 for a N. Broadway greenway
• Law Enforcement Crime Gun Intelligence Center Integration Initiative grant of $300,000.00
• School Resource Officer Program grant up to $450,000.00
• Payment of up to $268,678.58 for Serene Manor Hospital at 970 Wray Street
• Traffic Signal Improvements Project design services not to exceed $137,760.00

Beer Board - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Beer Board will consider numerous beer permit requests for businesses including breweries, restaurants, and convenience stores. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from May 28 and June 11, 2024.

• Beer permit request: 4th Creek Brewing at 130 S Northshore Dr
• Beer permit request: Dazzo's Pizzeria at 710 S Gay St
• Beer permit request: Yee-Haw Brewing at 130 and 134 Bearden Pl
• Beer permit request: Dollar General Store 25961 at 6522 Chapman Hwy
• Beer permit request: Tru By Hilton Knoxville North at 5418 Pratt Rd

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several zoning changes and ordinances, including modifications to self-service beer permit requirements. The meeting also includes resolutions to authorize various Community Development Block Grant allocations for housing and workforce programs.

• $548,242 grant to Knoxville-Knox County Community Action Committee for home repair
• Zoning change for 4657 Old Broadway from Industrial Mixed-Use to General Commercial
• Ordinance to modify self-service beer permit requirements for certain businesses
• $349,174 grant to Neighborhood Housing Inc. for the Operation Backyard program
• Closing of an unnamed alley between E Depot Avenue and E Magnolia Avenue

City Council - Workshop

The City Council workshop includes a presentation on implementation teams and roles for key development priorities. The discussion will cover tools used to incentivize development and case studies of public-private partnership projects.

• Presentation on implementation tools for key development priorities
• Discussion of tools for incentivizing development
• Public-private partnership case study projects

Audit Committee - Regular Meeting

The Audit Committee will review its work plan, including a report on a mock OSHA investigation of Fleet Services. The committee is also reviewing the complaint process, committee rules, and applications for professional members.

• Final Report on Mock OSHA Investigation of Fleet Services
• Review of applications from Charles Al-Bawi, Kayla Rask, William Hazlerig, and Dustin Brock
• Discussion regarding nonconsensual tows

Beer Board - Special Meeting

The Beer Board will review two beer permit applications during this special meeting. The applicants are 3725MP LLC for a location on Maryville Pike and Pedal for Alzheimer's Ltd for a location on South Gay Street.

• Beer permit request: 3725 Maryville Pike (3725MP LLC)
• Beer permit request: 714 S Gay St (Pedal for Alzheimer's Ltd)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville City Council is reviewing the five-year capital improvements budget and several zoning amendments. The agenda includes resolutions for bond issuances totaling over $111 million for electric and water systems. The council will also consider various contracts for community grants and infrastructure projects.

• Adoption of the FY 2025-2030 Knoxville Capital Improvements Program
• Issuance of up to $91,000,000 in Electric System Revenue Bonds
• Issuance of up to $20,000,000 in Water System Revenue Bonds
• Rezoning requests for properties on Middlebrook Pike and Western Avenue
• Funding of up to $150,000 in African American Equity Restoration Task Force grants

Knoxville Golf Course Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The committee will review year-to-date revenue, financial summaries, and industry trends. Discussions include superintendent updates, facility improvements, and capital recommendations.

• YTD Rounds / Revenue / Financial Summary
• Course / Facility Improvements
• Capital Recommendations
• Golf Study / Parks & Recreation Master Plan
• RFP Update (City)

Beer Board - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Beer Board will meet to consider several beer permit applications for various businesses across multiple districts. The agenda also includes reviewing items that have been postponed or withdrawn.

• Beer permit requests for 4th Creek Brewing and Yee-Haw Brewing
• Postponement of applications for Dazzo's Pizzeria and La Bamba Bar & Grill LLC
• Permit request for California Mexican Grill & Cantina at 6631 Clinton Hwy
• Permit request for Crave865 at 2008 Cumberland Ave
• Addendum permit requests for Aces Motorcycle Club and The Hill LLC

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will review the annual appropriations and tax levy for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1, 2024. The meeting also includes several rezoning ordinances and resolutions regarding community grants and infrastructure agreements.

• Annual appropriations and tax levy for fiscal year 2024-2025
• Zoning amendments for properties on Loves Creek Road, Henson Road, N Broadway, Laurel Avenue, Sevier Avenue, Joe Lewis Road, and Beaman Lake Road
• $4,200,000.00 agreement for Western Heights Phase 2 infrastructure improvements
• $375,000.00 School Violence Prevention Program Grant for Knox County Schools
• $90,000.00 agreement with Beck Cultural Exchange Center

City Council - Legislative Budget Hearings

The Knoxville City Council is conducting legislative budget hearings to review departmental overviews. Mayor Indya Kincannon will introduce the Mayor's budget, followed by presentations from various city departments and agencies.

• Mayor's budget introduction
• Public safety department reviews
• Operations and engineering presentations
• Urban design and development updates
• Finance and law department reports

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will discuss several resolutions including a $3.6 million road resurfacing project and a federal grant application for traffic safety. The meeting also includes hearings on zoning appeals and first readings of the upcoming fiscal year's budget and tax levy ordinances.

• Resolution for 2024 Resurfacing Phase II Project with Rogers Group, Inc. up to $3,633,803.50
• Application for Safe Streets and Roads for All grant up to $55,000,000.00
• Ordinance for annual appropriations and tax levy for fiscal year July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025
• Amendment to Cannon & Cannon, Inc. contract for engineering reviews up to $193,000.00
• Zoning appeal regarding a new driveway and turn lane at 3330 W Governor John Sevier Hwy

Audit Committee - Regular Meeting

The committee will review the minutes from the February 21 meeting and receive reports from the Chair and Internal Auditor. Unfinished business includes a discussion on the MTAS Study and a vacant committee seat.

• MTAS Study
• Vacant Committee seat
• Procedures
• October external audit meetings

Beer Board - Regular Meeting

The board will review several requests for beer permits at locations including restaurants, convenience stores, and stadiums. Additionally, certain applicants have requested to postpone or withdraw their items from the agenda.

• Beer permit requests for Casey's #4293 on Schaad Rd
• Beer permit requests for Aramark at Neyland Stadium and Thompson-Boling Arena
• Postponement requests for 4th Creek Brewing and South Side Garage
• Beer permit requests for Crafty Bastard Brewery on Emory Pl
• Beer permit requests for Taj Indian Bistro on Parkside Dr

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several ordinances including budget amendments and the One Year Plan. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions regarding property transfers, infrastructure agreements, and land acquisitions.

• Transfer of $20,000,000 to KCDC for South Waterfront Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge Project
• Agreement with RK&K for Rock Pointe Road and Intersection Improvements up to $79,825.00
• Acquisition of property at 1509 North Fourth Avenue for an estimated $15,000.00
• Acquisition of property at 412 Ocala Drive for an estimated $57,200.00
• Zoning change for 610 and 612 Hollywood Road from RN-1 to RN-2

City Council - Workshop

The Development Services department will present a status update regarding process and policy changes, staffing levels, and data metrics. The presentation includes discussions on customer service, software improvements, and future initiatives.

• Presentation on Development Services status and policy changes

City Council - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville City Council is reviewing several grant applications and zoning changes. Items include funding for public safety education, police mental health programs, and a new boat dock at Suttree Landing Park. The council will also consider ordinances regarding street closures and department records.

• $400,000 grant for a new public boat dock at Suttree Landing Park
• Rezoning of 0 Western Avenue from industrial to general commercial
• $200,000 DOJ grant for police department mental health and wellness programs
• $117,000 contract for a push wall at the Elm Street Solid Waste Transfer Facility
• Closing a portion of McElroy Avenue near Varner Street

Beer Board - Regular Meeting

The Beer Board is reviewing several beer permit applications from various local businesses. Additionally, two items are scheduled to be postponed or withdrawn.

• Postponement/Withdrawal: Tailgating for a Cause (116 Adair Dr)
• Postponement/Withdrawal: Tru by Hilton Knoxville North (5418 Pratt Rd)
• Beer permit request: Arab Fest-Noah J Dunwoody
• Beer permit request: California Mexican Grill & Cantina (6631 Clinton Hwy)
• Beer permit request: Crafty Bastard Brewery (8 Emory Pl)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider multiple ordinances regarding rezoning, street closures, and name changes. The meeting also includes resolutions for community grants, infrastructure improvements, and city service contracts.

• Appropriation of $14,079.88 from Parks and Recreation's Grants and Benevolence Fund
• Rezoning of 2805 Delrose Drive from Low Density to Medium Density Residential
• Resolution for up to $220,200.00 in Opportunity Youth Program grants
• Resolution for up to $1,600,000.00 for Austin Homes infrastructure improvements
• Amendment to Edison Electric, LLC agreement increasing annual amount by $270,000.00

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will review ordinances regarding land use changes for properties on Pratt Road and Delrose Drive. The meeting also includes decisions on street closures and several maintenance contracts for city-managed sites.

• Rezoning of 5421-5520 Pratt Road to Medium Density Residential/Office
• Amendments to Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) standards
• Mowing contract with Carmichaels Lawn Care, LLC up to $59,460.00
• Street closures for Arthur Street, Clark Street, and Richards Street
• Property transfer on North Broadway to Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation

Audit Committee - Regular Meeting

The Audit Committee will review applications for professional members and discuss the 2024 work plan for Fleet Services and Parks and Recreation. The committee will also seek direction regarding the External Audit Contract renewal.

• Review of professional member applications: Charles Al-Bawi, Kayla Rask, and William Hazlerig
• Discussion of 2024 Work Plan for Fleet Services Dept. and Parks and Recreation Dept.
• Seeking direction on External Audit Contract renewal and negotiated points
• Review of Municipal Technical Advisory Service (MTAS) recommendations

Beer Board - Regular Meeting

The Beer Board will meet to consider various beer permit applications from local businesses and organizations. These requests include several entities located in the 6th District and the 4th District.

• Ale' Rae's Gastropub permit request (937 N Broadway St)
• Ashes Bearden Beer Market permit request (4524 Old Kingston Pk)
• California Mexican Grill & Cantina permit request (6631 Clinton Hwy)
• Crafty Bastard Brewery permit request (8 Emory Pl)
• Dogwood Arts permit requests (123 W Jackson Ave)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several zoning amendments, contract approvals, and grant applications. Key items include a large-scale road resurfacing project and new standards for accessory dwelling units. The meeting also includes appointments to the Industrial Development Board.

• $4,959,121.00 contract with Rogers Group, Inc. for 2024 Resurfacing Phase I Project
• $1,400,604.00 federal grant application for Knoxville Area Transit technology
• Rezoning of 2000 Shoppers Lane from General Commercial to Light Industrial
• New standards for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
• $74,000.00 contract for mental health assistance for the Knoxville Police Department

City Council - Workshop

The Knoxville City Council will hold a workshop focused on the city's housing strategies. Mayor Indya Kincannon is scheduled to present information regarding the local housing environment, plans, and priorities. The presentation will also include a housing dashboard.

• Presentation of Knoxville's housing strategies
• Review of housing environment, plans, and priorities
• Housing dashboard presentation

City Council - Retreat

The City Council is holding a retreat at Zoo Knoxville. The agenda includes a recap of 2022/2023 and discussions regarding Knoxville-Knox County Planning and an MTAS Legislative Study.

• 2022/2023 Recap
• Knoxville-Knox County Planning discussion
• MTAS Legislative Study discussion

City Council - Regular Meeting

The council will consider several zoning amendments, including the addition of new middle housing standards to the city code. They will also review property acquisitions up to $6,000,000 for the Washington Pike Roadway Project and contract amendments for various city projects. Additionally, several ordinances regarding street closures are on the agenda.

• New 'Middle Housing Standards' added to the Knoxville Zoning Code
• Property acquisitions up to $6,000,000 for the Washington Pike Roadway Project
• Contract amendment for Urban Wilderness Gateway Park Phase II totaling $2,703,559.80
• Ordinances to close portions of Layden Drive, Bonnyman Drive, and Reed Street
• $201,682 Homeland Security grant request for Fire Department fitness equipment

City Council - Public Hearing

The Knoxville City Council is holding a public hearing to gather testimony regarding local emergency services. The session focuses on experiences with mental health, substance use, and homelessness services. Residents are encouraged to provide feedback on service improvements and potential alternative response options.

• Public hearing regarding emergency services for mental health, substance use, and homelessness

Beer Board - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville Beer Board will consider several beer permit requests for businesses in various districts. The agenda also includes an addendum of additional permit applications and one administrative hearing.

• Beer permit requests: Big Kahuna Wings-West Town and Crave865
• Beer permit requests: East Tennessee Kidney Foundation and Knoxville Opera Company
• Beer permit request: Las Poblanitas Tienda y Taqueria
• Addendum permit applications: Aces Motorcycle Club and Urban Air Adventure Park
• Administrative hearing: Dolgencorp LLC (Dollar General Store #17132)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The Knoxville City Council will review ordinances to establish new middle housing and accessory dwelling unit standards. The agenda also includes contract amendments for road projects and appointments to local committees.

• Contract with WSP USA Inc. for Broadway Bus Corridor Project up to $1,281,757.00
• Agreement with Bell Street 2 L.P. for 50 supportive housing units at 245 S. Bell Street up to $1,500,000.00
• Ordinance to update the Knoxville City Code permit fee structure
• Contract amendment for Kingston Pike Complete Connections Project by $93,727.36
• Bulk fuel contract with Kentucky Oil and Refining Company at an estimated $4,000,000.00 per term

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider amendments to the Fiscal Year 23/24 operating and capital budgets. The agenda also includes second-reading ordinances for street closures, name changes, and property rezonings. Additionally, several contracts and grant acceptances are up for approval.

• Amendment to the Fiscal Year 23/24 Operating and Capital Budgets
• $720,000 contract for sidewalks, drainage, and Pelham Road realignment
• $654,860 contract for the 2024 Curb Cuts Project
• $136,228 repair contract for the Knoxville Convention Center chiller
• Zoning changes for properties on Lonas Drive, Robinson Road, and Trigg Street

Public Property Naming Committee - Regular Meeting

The committee will consider a request for the honorary name 'Asylum District' on a private, unnamed road between Blackstock Avenue and Ramsey Street. The agenda also includes consideration of a revised application containing substantive changes.

• Honorary name request for 'Asylum District' on an unnamed road
• Consideration of a revised application with substantive changes
• Approval of May 02, 2023, meeting minutes