This month's Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting agenda follows. Community residents are encouraged to attend. Before the meeting begins you may sign up to voice your ideas for 2 minutes during the Citizens Input/General Comments agenda item. Of particular interest this month is item 9, the second reading of ordinance #09-21. If passed on third reading it will become law, and will literally open the flood gates for developers to build in the flood plain. If you think this is not a wise thing to do, then attend this meeting this Thursday, and speak out.

AGENDA
TOWN OF NOLENSVILLE BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7th, 2010, 6:00 P.M.
NOLENSVILLE RECREATION CENTER

1. Call to Order
2. Prayer and Pledge
3. Citizens Input/General Comments
4. Approval of Minutes for Regular Meeting December 3, 2009
5. Treasurer’s Report – November 2009
6. Committee Reports
   1. Planning Commission
   2. Fire Department
   3. Engineering Report
   4. Police Department Report
7. Mayor’s Report
   1. Appointments
   2. Town Hall Update
   3. Sign Workshop, January 12th
   4. Other
8. Public hearing of ordinance #09-21, an ordinance to amend Zoning Ordinance #04-09, as it pertains to impervious surface standards in the Suburban Residential and Estate Residential zoning districts - Planning Commission
9. Second reading of ordinance #09-18, an ordinance to amend the Zoning Map of Nolensville, Tennessee to rezone property currently Estate Residential (ER) to Village with Historic District Overlay – Planning Commission
10. Second reading of ordinance #09-19, an ordinance to amend Zoning Ordinance #04-09, as it pertains to public notices for applications for Certificates of Appropriateness to the Historic Zoning Commission - Planning Commission
11. First reading of ordinance #10-01, an ordinance to amend Title 19, Chapter 2, Subsection 19-204, of the Municipal Code pertaining to Piedmont Gas Franchise - Mayor Lothers
12. Reading of resolution #10-01, a resolution to release McFarlin Woods from a Maintenance Bond - Planning Commission
13. Reading of resolution #10-02, a resolution to support the 2010 U S Census – Alderman Alexander
14. Reading of resolution #10-03, a resolution to support Arbor Day - Mayor Lothers
15. Other
16. Adjourn

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written by gardiner , January 08, 2010

I love this part in the new disclaimer on the Nolensville government site: "All documents on the Town of Nolensville web-site are continuously being updated." If they are "continuously updated" then why are they not posted current on the web site? The town government doesn't have a "web site," they have a "cob-web site."

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written by Lynda , January 07, 2010

The rule is 3 minutes for negative comments against what the boards have already decided to do, or less if you talk the way we do in private. A little bell tinkles, the mayor says thank you and then usually denies and rebutts what you said, insinuating you are stupid and a liar and anyone agreeing with you is too. She's the only one still unable to admit the government has ever done anything foolish, unethical, dangerous, and dishonest.

Negative comments by anyone never appear on the written record except edited so that the public never understands anything negative was said.

If you are a developer or saying something positive though, you can take much longer and usually there is no bell.

That's why this uncensored website and getting copies of the recordings are so important.

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