Water Superintendent at City of Knox.
Work Email
k************@c*************
Direct Phone
+1 (***) ***-****
LinkedIn URL
linkedin.com/in/••••••••
Employing Organization
Team
Decision makers at City of Knox
Chief of Police
City Attorney
Clerk-Treasurer
Court Clerk
Director of Building, Planning & Code Compliance
Key decision makers in the same organization
Organization Signals
Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Timothy Lindewald’s organization
The council held a special meeting where they discussed and approved Ordinance No. 5, which establishes a building and construction-related fees fund and repeals conflicting ordinances. The council also approved a $2,500 donation to Knox Main Street United to support the upcoming Oktoberfest event.
Find verified emails, direct dials, role context, job-change updates, and organization signals across every public-sector account you sell to.
Verified emails & phones
Accuracy-guaranteed data
Job-change & title updates
Never lose a contact
The meeting focused on reviewing and amending R2 zoning ordinances, specifically regarding lot sizes, building setbacks, and square footage requirements. The commission discussed potential changes to these regulations to allow for the construction of smaller, more affordable homes within the Park View and Lambert subdivisions, aiming to increase housing availability. Additionally, there was a detailed discussion on coordinating with city infrastructure departments, such as sewer and water services, to ensure proper connectivity and usage of existing taps for new residential projects. The commission also briefly addressed concerns regarding property encroachment and the maintenance of abandoned lots.
The board discussed and approved the awarding of a professional services agreement for the McGill Street station. Based on the recommendation of the city attorney, the contract was awarded to JPR, as they provided the lowest cost and a comprehensive detail package.
The board discussed several operational and maintenance matters, including the declaration of a fire department tanker as surplus equipment and the acceptance of a roof repair proposal for city hall. The superintendent provided updates on infrastructure projects, such as sewer main inspections, pump replacements, and seasonal maintenance. The board also addressed several code enforcement cases, involving property demolition orders, nuisance fines, and ongoing property cleanup efforts for residential sites, with discussions on establishing timelines and seeking owner consent for property remediation.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
Organization signals
Board meetings and buying signals
Salesforce & HubSpot sync
Native two-way integration
