Chick-fil-A lot goes to Collegedale, $1.1 million for tennis courts lights
Here’s a recap of a short Feb. 24 City Council meeting in which all of the Old Lee Highway Chick-fil-A joined Collegedale.
See the full Feb. 24 meeting agenda here
Chick-fil-A lot goes to Collegedale
Council approved transferring part of a Chick-fil-A parking lot at 8883 Old Lee Highway to the City of Collegedale. The rest of the restaurant and parking area were already within Collegedale city limits.
On Dec. 9, Council held a public hearing on the deannexation request.
Champions Club lights
Parks and Outdoors’ received approval for another $48,000 to light the Champions Club city-run tennis courts. Power at the courts will cost about $1.1 million this year.
Mayor’s appointees
The following appointments by Mayor Kelly were approved:
- 🚖 Richard Sledge to the Passenger Vehicle for Hire and Wrecker Board. The board licenses and inspects taxis, tow trucks, horse-drawn carriages, and other service vehicles.
- 🌳 Donna Shepherd to the Tree Commission. The commission makes recommendations about the city’s tree canopy and hears violations of the city’s tree ordinance.
Attend the next Council meeting
When: Tuesday, March 3 at 3:30 p.m.
Where: City Council Building, 1000 Lindsay Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402
Or: Watch the meeting live on YouTube @chattanoogacitycouncil8743
Chattanooga City Council is open to the public.
Contact William at william@chattamatters.com
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