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2026-11-17 - Metropolitan Council Meeting

Summary

Built from the Final agenda only (PDF printed November 10, text read); the meeting has not happened. No minutes or video.

Agenda

Resolutions (RS2026-2390 to 2434):

  • RS2026-2396, 2397, 2398: electric system revenue bonds up to $109,000,000, related commercial paper and bond anticipation notes, and the Thirty-Second Supplemental Bond Resolution.
  • RS2026-2400: Barnes Fund affordable-housing grants not exceeding $9,525,000.
  • RS2026-2410: option agreement with The Conservation Fund to buy about 300 acres at 0 Bull Run Rd.
  • RS2026-2354: personal-injury claim settlement.
  • RS2026-2422 and 2409: CSX construction agreement and CSX license agreement.
  • RS2026-2424: Oracle participation agreement with Water and Sewer.
  • RS2026-2425: amended District Energy System service agreement.
  • RS2026-2406: MDHA and Office of Homeless Services subrecipient agreement.
  • RS2026-2394 ($25,000) and RS2026-2412 ($30,000): small nonprofit grants.
  • RS2026-2413 to 2420: DEA agreement, traffic-safety and JAG grants, and intergovernmental agreements with LaVergne, Nolensville, Williamson County and Sumner County.
  • RS2026-2402 to 2405: Tennessee Department of Health grants and amendments.
  • RS2026-2429 to 2434: commemorations, including the Nashville SC Supporters' Shield and the Transgender Day of Remembrance.

Elections and appointments: 26-187; 26-184 Contract and Compliance Board (two seats); 26-188 to 26-190 Arts Commission reappointments; 26-191 Farmers Market Board; 26-185 East Bank Design Review Committee (election December 1; see East Bank Design Review Committee); 26-186; 26-180 Wastewater Hearing Authority.

Bills on first reading (BL2026-1649 to 1663):

  • BL2026-1649: small business incentive grants.
  • BL2026-1650: Amendment 4 to the Morrison Capitol Strategies contract.
  • BL2026-1651: retirement incentive for employees eligible as of 2/26/2027.
  • BL2026-1653: names the Hermitage police precinct for a former Police Chief.
  • Street and alley abandonments, easements and water/sewer acceptances.

Bills on second and third reading (about 40):

  • BL2026-1567: Amendment 3 to the East Bank Redevelopment Plan.
  • BL2026-1611: host venue agreement.
  • BL2026-1608 and 1609: traffic safety school fee and victims assistance assessment.
  • BL2026-1566: door-to-door solicitation enforcement.
  • BL2026-1621: Metro Beautification Commission and tree advisory code changes.
  • BL2026-1526: tool to monitor the cumulative transportation effects of rezonings.
  • Zoning bills BL2026-1389, 1511, 1562, 1563, 1578, 1594 to 1603 and 1607, plus the SP building-material bills 1579, 1604 and 1606.

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