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Nov 8, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
Pre-construction and construction management/general contractor services for improvements to Clarksville Connected Utilities’ Pollution Control Facilities (PCF).
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City
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Clarksville
County
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Johnson
Address
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400 W Main Street
Zip Code
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72830
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Clarksville Connected Utilities
The meeting included financial discussions, such as the review of financial reports, approval for a financial planning study, authorization to execute a financial audit engagement letter, and approval of the renewal of certificates of deposit. Operational decisions involved selecting Olsson Engineering as the engineering firm for the Wastewater Treatment Plant project and authorizing funds from the depreciation account for its design costs. Additionally, the commission approved the abandonment of an easement no longer in use.
The Commission discussed several financial and operational matters, including the review of financial statements and the General Manager's report. A key discussion centered on a potential Financial Planning Study, for which proposals from three firms were evaluated; the motion to pursue this study was ultimately tabled until the August meeting. Additionally, the commission addressed the status of easement and right-of-way acquisition services, noting that financial responsibilities are covered under existing agreements. Reports on meter and consumption were accepted, and the meeting concluded with the adjournment of the session.
Public-sector contacts connected to Clarksville Connected Utilities.
The meetings centered on the Data Center project, specifically the legal and financial relationships between the utility and Serverfarm. Key topics included the review and tabling of the ESA Agreement, the CIAC Agreement, and the SPP Network Integration Transmission Service Agreement to ensure finalization. Additionally, the commission selected a firm for right-of-way acquisition and easement services, discussed adjustments to easement compensation values, and reviewed overall financial performance including revenue and expenditure comparisons.
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