Nashville City Council Meeting

Aldermen of the Nashville City Council held their regular monthly meeting yesterday.

According to the statement of revenue and expenditures for the month of April 2023, the total revenue was $940,549.77 and total expenditures were $1,237,718.39. Expenditures exceeded the revenue by $297,168.62. Extraordinary expenses for the month in general-admin was $218,500 dollars for the water storage tank rehabilitation paid to Leher Painting Enterprises. General-Park for the R&M Ball Field was in the amount of $16,555 dollars for the infield mix paid to Crimson Stone. Street Capital-Outlay was $117,859 for payments for the Mount Pleasant Bridge paid to Wooster Construction. City Sales Tax has increased 2% which is $2,918 dollars more than April 2022 and county sales tax increased 0.4% which is $316 more than April 2022.

Mayor Larry Dunaway talked about the reasoning of the expense that was in regards to the water tank project.

There was a motion made by aldermen Freddie Horne and seconded by Nick Davis to approve the financial report for the month of April. All were in Favor of the motion.

Also, during the meeting, Code Enforcement Officer David Riggs presented resolutions to the board for approval that was in regard to condemning two properties here in Nashville that are in disrepair and generally unsafe for entry and or occupancy.

Mayor Dunaway talked about notices being sent out to the property owners and how the city tried to give them time to fix the issue of these said properties.

Aldermen of the Nashville City Council approved these resolutions.