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Marty White

Fire Chief at McMinnville Fire Department

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Organization: McMinnville Fire Department · TN

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McMinnville Fire Department

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Zack Fletcher
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Apr 7, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

McMinnville Board of Zoning Appeals Regular Meeting

The board reviewed several special exception requests, including automobile sales at 710 Sparta Street, automobile repairs at 702 Sparta Street, and the development of an accessory apartment at 52 Arcadia. Staff provided reports on zoning requirements for each, noting compliance with district standards, parking regulations, and specific conditions regarding site improvements, landscaping, and building code adherence.

Apr 7, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

McMinnville Historic Zoning Commission Regular Meeting

The Commission reviewed a Certificate of Appropriateness application regarding the installation of signs at 306 W. Main Street. Staff provided a recommendation for approval based on compliance with historic district guidelines, which emphasize that signs should be appropriately sized, avoid internal lighting, and not obscure architectural features of historic buildings.

May 14, 2024BoardMeeting

Board

Water and Sewer Committee Committee Meeting

The committee approved the rebuild of a Grundfos pump for the Park SE lift station as a cost-effective alternative to purchasing a new unit. Furthermore, the committee authorized the declaration of several items as surplus property, specifically two Chevrolet Silverado trucks and a wash trailer, for subsequent sale.

Jan 30, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Building & Grounds Committee Meeting Minutes

The committee discussed a proposed window sealant repair project for the McMinnville City Hall to address persistent water infiltration issues. It was determined that the infiltration was caused by failed exterior sealant joints rather than the window units themselves. The committee reviewed a technical assessment and cost estimate provided by Garland/DBS, Inc., and subsequently passed a motion to recommend that the full board approve the repair project with a funding cap of $55,000.00.

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