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Regular Meeting
Published: Jul 6, 2026
Collegedale and WWTA Sign MOU to Address Development Capacity Issues
The commission approved Resolution 573, authorizing the execution of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Hamilton County Water and Wastewater Treatment Authority (WWTA). This agreement addresses capacity issues at the Lee Highway pump station, which had been hindering development in Collegedale. The MOU allows Collegedale to accept future flows from developments, initially focusing on Cambridge Village but anticipating future agreements for other properties. This resolves a long-standing issue of overlapping jurisdictions and capacity limitations with the WWTA.
Collegedale Approves Preventa for New City-Wide Camera System
The commission discussed and approved the purchase of a city camera system. The chosen vendor, Preventa, was recommended for their flexibility and willingness to adapt pricing. The system will enhance surveillance capabilities at various city locations, including the airport, library, and EDC. While the initial budget is $100,000, the approved motion allows for flexibility up to that amount, with specific vendor quotes considered. The discussion highlighted the need for improved video quality and zoom features compared to existing cameras. Commissioner Sadler abstained from the vote due to a conflict of interest.
Collegedale Adminizes Progress on Projects, Enhances Transparency, and Plans Rebranding
City administration reported on progress in initiating new fiscal year projects and acknowledged the excellent performance of the Public Works, Parks and Rec, and Police departments during recent events. Announcements were made regarding the selection of a new Planning Director and a Communication and Engagement Director. The city is planning enhanced Sunshine Law training for all boards and commissions to ensure compliance and provide education on potential legal ramifications. Discussions also included a rebranding effort using a new city logo and updating the airport's logo to better reflect its actual facilities. An after-action report for the 4th of July event, Freedom Fest, is scheduled to identify improvements for next year, and suggestions from commissioners are welcomed.
City Departments Acquire New Vehicles
The commission approved the purchase of a new F-150 vehicle for the Building and Codes department at a cost of $40,781, which is under the budgeted amount of $42,000. This vehicle will replace an existing F-150 with over 320,000 miles. The old truck was reassigned to custodial staff. The commission also approved the purchase of a vehicle for the Planning Department for $31,607, under the $33,500 budget, also acquired through state contract.
Collegedale Amends Meeting Agenda to Prioritize Commissioner Reports and Remarks
The commission approved Ordinance 1176, which modifies the city's order of business to move Commissioner reports to the beginning of meetings. This change aims to provide dedicated time for recognitions, proclamations, and special acknowledgments, and to discuss reports while they are fresh. An amendment was accepted to insert a specific section for 'commissioner's closing remarks.' The motion to approve with the amendment passed.
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