At a hearing on Thursday, City Council members registered few complaints about Mayor Indya Kincannon’s proposed spending plan.
City Budget Gets Initial OK
City Council approved the mayor’s proposed budget on first reading, while three pro-Palestinian protesters were expelled for disrupting the meeting.
Prelude to Development
A property transfer from the city to KCDC sets the stage for a request for proposals for the McClung Warehouses site.
Second Effort
City officials say their new application for a federal grant needed to pay for a pedestrian bridge is stronger than last year’s spurned proposal.
Mayors Form Response Task Force
The United Way will help guide the new board in developing an alternative response program for mental health and substance misuse crises.
Council Keeps ADU Restriction
An initial vote signals the city’s owner-occupancy requirement for accessory dwelling units will remain in place.
Motivation for Rent Moderation
Council approves expanding incentive programs to existing apartment buildings in an effort to keep from losing affordable housing units.
Bridgehead Established
In preparation for development, KCDC has purchased property for the southern end of the proposed pedestrian bridge across the Tennessee River.
City Considers Election Options
Knoxville officials have yet to decide whether to challenge the state law changing its district election process or ask voters to amend the charter.
Trolley Stop
KAT’s decision to park downtown’s streetcar-themed buses next year to improve citywide service will mark the end of an era.