Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Leah Crockett’s organization
Sep 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Crossville City Council Special Called Meeting
The council discussed and approved an amended referendum resolution concerning the transfer of property to the Cumberland Plateau Water Authority, specifically revising the ballot language regarding land descriptions. Additionally, the council approved an ordinance on the second reading to amend the FY 26-27 budget to reflect adjustments in wholesale water and grant-funded projects. The meeting also included a public comment session concerning data centers and constitutional rights.
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The Council discussed the Meadow Park Lake dam project mitigation credits and the Northwest Connector Phase 2 project status. The agenda included reviewing the RFP for an asset management plan, updates to Airport Minimum Standards, and an application for a flight training school. The Council also addressed a water line service request for Peachtree Drive, proposed annexations for two properties, a resolution regarding forfeited police property, the purchase of new police patrol vehicles, and an appointment to the Tree Board.
Aug 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Of Crossville Planning Commission Special Called Meeting
The commission reviewed and approved a variance and the final plat for the Threet - Bryson Division, which involved a proposed two-lot subdivision on Tax Map 126 Parcel 53.00. The discussion centered on road access requirements for the proposed lots and the management of an existing ingress/egress/utility easement.
The commission conducted a public hearing on annexations for Canary Drive and Lantana Road, followed by a regular meeting. Key actions included the approval of final plats and associated variances for the Stepp Property, Rhonda Potter Division, and Cook Road Phase II. Site plans were approved for the Cook Road Salon and a Stonepeak addition. The commission recommended that the City Council approve a special tap fee option for a water line extension on Peachtree Drive and approved plans of services for the aforementioned annexations. Additionally, the commission denied a request for a preliminary plat for the Old Mail Road Townhomes due to a lack of representation.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
