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Council backs Pembroke Road rental project aimed at affordable units, 10–3 Council approved the first reading of a rezoning for Pembroke Road to allow a clustered rental development of small single‑unit homes intended as affordable long‑term rentals (projected rents $600–$800). Supporters framed the plan as filling a rental gap; opponents cited location and traffic concerns.

Clarksville's council has taken a bold step towards affordable housing by approving a plan for small rental homes, but the debate over traffic and safety concerns continues.

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Council approves rezoning at Old Russellville Pike after tense debate over drainage The Clarksville City Council approved on first reading a rezoning for 1911 Old Russellville Pike, 7–6, after developers presented a hydrology study and pledged to pay about $209,000 for drainage improvements. Neighbors argued the area already floods and warned the change could worsen traffic and overcrowd schools.

The Clarksville City Council's narrow vote to rezone Old Russellville Pike sparks heated debate over flooding concerns and potential neighborhood impact.

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Clarksville council adopts consent agenda, approves Housing Authority appointment after debate; Ordinance 52 passes first reading Council adopted a multi‑item consent agenda, debated and ultimately approved an appointment to the Clarksville Housing Authority after a failed motion to postpone, and voted 11‑0 to pass first reading of Ordinance 52 updating building and energy code provisions.

The Clarksville City Council's heated debate over a key Housing Authority appointment reveals tensions that could shape the future of local housing policies.

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Clarksville hears multiple Ward 2 candidates at packed forum ahead of Feb. 11 appointment More than a dozen applicants addressed the City Council during a candidate forum for the Ward 2 vacancy, emphasizing youth services, sidewalks and infrastructure; several said they would run in November if appointed or not. Council scheduled a special session for Feb. 11 to make the appointment.

The race to fill the Ward 2 vacancy is heating up as candidates tackle pressing issues from school safety to food insecurity in a high-stakes forum.

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Council postpones vote on property purchase for day/emergency homeless services after extended debate Ordinance 45 — to authorize negotiations for purchase of property for day and emergency shelter services in partnership with Clarksville Area Urban Ministries — was postponed to the March 5, 2026 regular session after council and members of the public raised location and outreach concerns; motion to postpone passed 8‑4‑1.

The City Council's decision to postpone the vote on crucial homeless support services has sparked intense debate over location and outreach, leaving many in suspense about the future of community care.

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Council adopts amended road‑abandonment plan to advance Lincoln Homes redevelopment Council approved Resolution 34 as amended to allow the Lincoln Homes redevelopment to proceed if the developer proves financing by specified dates; the amendment ties road abandonment to financing close, with construction to begin June 15 and a hard completion deadline of Nov. 15, 2027 for tax‑credit compliance.

The Clarksville City Council just approved a pivotal resolution that could transform Lincoln Homes, but only if the developer meets tight financing deadlines—will they rise to the challenge?

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Council debates abandonment of city streets to Clarksville Housing Authority for Lincoln Homes redevelopment Council discussed a resolution to abandon portions of city streets and transfer them to the Clarksville Housing Authority to support Lincoln Homes redevelopment; council members split on moving forward without fuller information, with some urging vote to preserve grant progress and others asking for more documentation and oversight.

Council members are divided over a controversial plan to abandon city streets for the redevelopment of Lincoln Homes, raising questions about accountability and transparency.

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Council considers interlocal agreement with PREA for regional gas pipeline to provide redundancy Gas & Water officials presented an interlocal agreement with the Penny Rile Regional Energy Agency (PREA) to secure a pipeline connection from Kentucky to Clarksville for gas redundancy; PREA would build the long‑haul line to the state line while Clarksville would construct the local tie‑in and pay for gas and transportation under follow‑on purchase agreements.

Clarksville is taking a bold step towards energy security with a proposed pipeline agreement designed to enhance its natural gas supply—could this project change the game for local residents?

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Council reviews multiple Planning Commission rezoning requests, staff mostly recommends approval City planning staff presented several rezoning requests from the Planning Commission, including proposals to convert parcels to R‑3 and R‑5 for infill and townhomes and a small corner parcel to neighborhood commercial; staff recommended approval on most items while council members raised concerns about traffic, school capacity and long‑term precedent.

City planners are pushing for major zoning changes that could reshape communities in Clarksville—will it be a win for growth or a struggle for resources?

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Council hears presentation on purchase of downtown 'Well' property for expanded homeless services; debate centers on location and operations City staff proposed using CDBG funds to buy 204 Union Street (the Well) and lease it to Urban Ministries for expanded case management and limited emergency sheltering; staff said the purchase price is $750,000 with roughly $250,000 in planned improvements, but council members and residents raised concerns about location, hours, capacity and neighborhood impacts.

The city of Clarksville is taking a bold step to expand homeless support services by considering the purchase of "the Well" property, but concerns about its impact on the community are heating up.

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Votes at a glance: Clarksville City Council first-reading outcomes and key motions Council considered Ordinances 21–36 (selected) and Resolutions 24 and 29. Several zoning requests failed on first reading (including Ordinances 27 and 31); others passed first reading or were adopted. This roundup lists each action, motion text, mover and vote tally.

The Clarksville City Council made significant decisions this week, from approving affordable housing projects to facing pushback on zoning changes.

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Council approves Clarksville Gas & Water governance ordinance amid debate over board size and oversight Council voted 11–1 on first reading to establish the Clarksville Gas and Water Board as described in Ordinance 25, prompting debate about statutory board size, local oversight, and the potential for rate changes.

The City Council has sparked heated debate after approving a controversial governance structure for the Clarksville Gas and Water Board, raising questions about oversight and control for the utility serving 250,000 residents.

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Council hears strong objections to Merriweather rezoning over traffic, flooding and school concerns Council considered a request to rezone 5.12 acres from Agricultural to R5 residential near Trenton Road and Merriweather Road. Staff noted potential for up to 61 units; planning commission recommended disapproval. Multiple council members cited traffic congestion on Trenton Road, school pickup backups, flood/retention issues and the pending TDOT Tr

The council is grappling with a controversial rezoning proposal that could mean 61 new homes and significant traffic headaches near Merriweather Road, raising alarms about congestion and flooding in the community.

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Council reviews ordinance to create five-member Gas & Water board amid questions on rates and representation City staff presented an ordinance to create a five-member Gas & Water board composed of city residents and a council liaison. Supporters said the change would increase customer representation and long-term planning; council members asked about rate authority, residency requirements, pilot payments and transparency.

A proposed ordinance in Clarksville aims to empower residents by creating a five-member Gas & Water board, shifting control from city council to customer representatives while ensuring transparency and accountability.

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Police describe grant-funded oral-fluid device to screen drivers for drugs; training and lab confirmation required The Clarksville Police Department explained a Tennessee Highway Safety Office grant that provides a Sotox oral-fluid mobile system for preliminary drug screening in DUI and fatal-crash investigations at no up-front cost. Chief Burdine said trained officers will use the handheld device as a presumptive test; positive results still require lab-based驗

Clarksville Police are set to enhance road safety with a groundbreaking oral-fluid testing device for drug screening, ensuring impaired drivers are swiftly identified and dealt with.

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Clarksville City Council Approves $148.5M in Bonds and Capital Outlay Notes Council approves three resolutions totaling $148.5 million for infrastructure and bonds.

Clarksville City Council just greenlit a game-changing $148.5 million financial strategy to boost infrastructure and services!

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Clarksville Public Safety Committee Recognizes Accreditation and Promotions Amid Upcoming Community Events Clarksville Police achieves national accreditation while new officers receive promotions and awards.

Clarksville is gearing up for a future filled with community initiatives, from preserving affordable housing to exciting historical reenactments—don’t miss out on the upcoming events that could change your neighborhood!

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Clarksville City Council Approves Ordinances for Affordable Housing and Tax Correction Council approves ordinances for affordable housing and corrects property ownership errors.

Clarksville's City Council is making waves with crucial decisions on affordable housing and correcting property ownership records—how will these changes shape our community's future?

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Council Members Address Flooding Concerns for Proposed Development Near Silverton Park Council discusses resident flooding concerns regarding new development's drainage plans.

Tensions ran high at Clarksville's city hall as council members confronted urgent flooding fears from residents living near a controversial new development.

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City Council Approves Kenny York Memorial Way Designation and Updates Transportation Reports City Council adopts Kenney York Memorial Way and reviews August transportation and street progress.

Clarksville City Council's latest meeting brought exciting updates, including the new Kenny York Memorial Way and impressive transportation stats—are you in the loop?

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Councilman Brown Defends City Employee Benefits Against Ethics Concerns Councilman Brown argues city employee benefits do not violate ethics guidelines.

Councilman Brown is challenging the perception of city employee benefits, asserting they are ethical components of employment, not gifts!

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Councilman McLaughlin addresses civil violations in Clarksville city court procedures Councilman McLaughlin seeks clarity on civil violations and court procedures in Clarksville.

Clarksville's City Council is taking bold steps to clarify local laws, ensuring that minor offenses won't haunt residents with criminal records.

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Clarksville Council Members Announce New School Year and Hospital Openings Council members emphasize school safety and celebrate new hospital developments in Clarksville.

Clarksville's City Council meeting unveiled exciting updates on school safety, new hospital openings, and community events that you won't want to miss!

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Zoning Change Considered Amid Flooding Concerns in City Council Meeting Council discusses density reduction and flood risks related to new housing developments.

Clarksville's City Council is grappling with a proposed zoning change that could pave the way for new homes but raises serious flooding concerns for future residents.

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Clarksville City Council Accepts Multiple Property Donations for Sewer Pump Stations Council approves ordinances for property donations aimed at enhancing sewer infrastructure.

Clarksville's City Council is taking bold steps to enhance infrastructure and tackle housing needs, including new sewer pump stations and affordable living options for residents.

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City Council Considers Zoning Changes for Multifamily and Commercial Development Council reviews zoning requests for commercial and multifamily residential projects in Ward 11.

Clarksville's City Council is at a crossroads, weighing zoning changes that could drastically reshape the community's commercial and residential landscape—will they prioritize growth or resident concerns?

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Clarksville Council Approves Electronic Message Center Regulations for Madison Street Council votes to allow electronic message centers in Madison Street and nearby districts.

Clarksville's City Council is paving the way for a modern signage revolution, allowing electronic message centers that could transform local businesses and enhance community aesthetics!

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Clarksville City Council Approves Hazard Mitigation Plan and Road Improvement Project Finance Committee endorses key legislation for disaster planning and local road enhancements.

The Clarksville City Council just took major steps to enhance public safety and infrastructure, including a new ordinance on utility responsibilities and crucial disaster preparedness plans.

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Lifeguards Ethan Hester and Blake Borra save drowning girl at Clarksville Country Club Ethan Hester and Blake Borra restore life to a near-drowning victim at pool incident.

Two heroic lifeguards saved a three-year-old girl from drowning, showcasing the power of quick thinking and training in a life-or-death moment.

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Council conducts public lottery for new liquor store certificates in Clarksville Clarksville officials draw names for 11 retail liquor store certificates of compliance.

Clarksville's City Council just held a groundbreaking lottery, opening the doors for 11 new liquor stores while enforcing strict zoning regulations to keep the community safe!

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