quarterly court minutes adjourned session june 18, … · 1974-06-18 · honorable harvey l....
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PUBLIC HEARING ON 1974-75 PROPOSED BUDGET
ROLL CALL
OPEN DISCUSSION
BUILDING CODE SUSPENSION EXTENDED
PARRIS DRIVE CONTROVERSY
QUARTERLY COURT MINUTES ADJOURNED SESSION
JUNE 18, 1974
The Loudon County Quarterly Court met in an adjourned session on June 18, 1974, at 7:00 P. M. w ith the Honorable Harvey L. Sproul, County Judge, presiding. Mrs. Addie Ruth Clarke, Deputy Clerk, w as present. Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Brow n opened Court.
Judge Sproul announced that the first matter of business w as the holding of the Public Hearing on the County Budget for the fiscal year 1974-75 as proposed by the Budget Committee. After an explanation of the Budget process, the County Judge noted that there w ere a substantial number of citizens present but that none had questions or comments concerning the Budget and declared that the Public Hearing on the Budget w as closed.
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Upon roll-call the follow ing Squires w ere present: J. J. Blair, Roy Bledsoe, James M. Hartsook, I. D. Conner, R. P. Hamilton, Curtis A. Williams, J. G. Hudson, Boyd Duckw orth, and Henry c. Foster.
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Under the Open Discussion segment of the meeting, several persons w ere present representing building contractors and suppliers in reference to the item on the agenda concerning the lifting of the suspension of the enforcement of the Loudon County Building Code. After considerable discussion w herein it w as indicated by the contractors and suppliers that they felt that the Code w as not needed, that it w ould be too difficult to enforce, and that it w ould make housing more expensive, wherein persons w ho felt that the Building Code should be enforced indicated that it w as expensive not to have a Building Code for those people w ho got improperly constructed buildings, that if the builders as they said basically w ere complying with the Building Code anyway then there should be no objection to it from them, that some of the items w hich w ere claimed w ould raise the cost of building could be eliminated from the Code by amendment, and that the Building Code w ould be possibly an important tool in dealing with much of the new development that w as going on and expected to increase in Loudon County, including the Timberlake Development and the possibility of additional development as a result of the EXXON Plant. It was then moved by Squire Blair, seconded by Squire Duckw orth, that the suspension of the enforcement of the Building Code be extended for at least an additional six months w ith the matter to be brought before the Quarterly Court again upon further recommendation of the Loudon County Regional Planning Commission, w hich motion passed unanimously on a roll-call vote, the item being taken out of the usual order on the agenda by agreement.
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Several residents and landow ners from the Parris Drive area w ere present at w hich time extensive discussion was carried out concerning the pros and cons of reopening the portion of Old Parris Drive that had been closed up to the J.W Wilburn, Jr. property line, it being the position of Mr. Wilburn inasmuch as there w as a dispute betw een him and the Parris family as to the location of the property line, that
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PROS PE CT RD. CONDEMNAT I ON OF ELKI NS' PROP . AUTH .
OS HA ADOPTED
TAS S -- REVENUE DEF I C I ENCY BONDS APPROVED ( FHA )
i t i s th e County ' s r es p on s i bi l i ty to determi n e th e l i n e . Af ter s ome exp r es s i ons th at th i s app ear ed to b e a private matter and not a matter f o r con s i d erati on by th e Quarter l y Court, upon th e s tatemen t b y the Chai r th at th e Ch ai r wou ld en ter tai n a mo ti o n as to acti on to b e tak en i n th e matter, and th er e b eing no s u ch moti on, the Ch ai r then c lo s ed furth er d i s cu s s i on on th at i tem.
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I t was exp l ai n ed by Squ i r e Bl ai r th at th e p eop l e i n th e Pro s p ect Road commun i ty h ad g o t r i g h t- o f -ways al l s i gned w i th th e ex c ep ti on o f one proper ty own er , E l k i n s , wh o h ad proper ty runn i ng along th e road f o r approximatel y .16 o f a mi l e . S ev eral memb er s of th e commun i ty wer e p r es ent urging th e Quar ter l y Court to authori z e n ec es s ar y condemn ati on o f th i s on e p i ec e o f proper ty i n order th at th e Ro ad Commi s s i o wou ld agr ee to p av e th e ro ad . I t was th en moved b y Squ i r e Blai r , s econded b y Squ i r e Bl ed s o e, and unanimous l y approved on a r o l l -cal l vote th at Loudon County tak e th e nec es s ar y s tep s b y condemnati on, i f n ec es s ar y, to condemn th e prop er ty o f E l k i n s f or the d i s tanc e of approximatel y .16 of a mi l e through h i s p rop er ty on th e Pro s p ec t Ro ad s o as to g iv e the Coun ty a r i ght- o f -way 25 f eet on ei th er s id e o f th e c en ter l i n e o f th e Pro s p ec t Ro ad th rough th e E l k i n s ' prop erty, i f no agr eemen t can b e r eached w i th Mr . E l ki n s .
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I t was mov ed b y Squ i r e Bl ai r , s econded b y Squi r e Wi l l i ams , and unanimou s l y approv ed on a ro l l - c al l vote that Res o l u ti o n No . / 7- "/(!, attach ed to th es e minutes as Exh i b i t A , adopti ng cf. modi f i ed program un der th e S tate Enab l ing Leg i s l ati on concerni ng th e Oc cup ati onal S af ety and Heal th Program, b e adop ted b y Loudon County, w i th Ted Randolph, the Civi l Def en s e D i r ec tor, to b e n amed as th e S af ety I n s p ector, the h eading o f s ai d Res o luti on bei ng as f o l lows (a copy o f the p;;:.ogram i s b ei n g attach ed to thes e minutes as Exhibi t 1...:5 ) :
RE S OLUT I ON TO ES TABL I S H OCCU PAT I ONAL S AF ETY AND HEALTH PROG RAM, D IV I SE RU LES AND REGULATI ONS, AND TO PROV I D E F OR A D I RECTOR AND THE IMPLEMENTAT I ON OF SUCH PROG RAM .
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Judg e Sprou l exp l ai n ed th at th e joi n t water s ys tem b etween Monroe County and Loudon County wh i ch both Counti es h ad b een work i ng on for almo s t ei ght year s , an d wh i ch th e two County Bo ards o f Pub l i c U ti l i ti es , ac ti ng th rough th e jo i n t ag en cy Tel l i co Area S erv i c es S ys tem, h ad gotten to th e p l ac e wher e each C ounty was b ei n g ask ed to b ack u p r ev enu e def i c i en c y bonds i n th e s um o f $350,000 each , and th at a l o an th rough th e Farmer s Home Admini s trati on, currentl y at the rate o f 5%, could b e work ed out and h ad b een agr eed to b y FHA . I t was exp l ai ned th at gran ts of $500,000 each from HUD, approximatel y $200,000 each f rom ARC, and a water tap f ee o f $500,000 from TVA h ad al r eady b een s ecured, and th at r ev enues f rom th e s ys tem i n al l probab i l i ty wou ld p ay th e loan to Farmer s Home Admi n i s tration, but th at th e lo an h ad to b e backed by th e Counti es i nvolv ed . I t was mov ed th en by Squ i r e Conner , s econded by Squ i r e Hud s on, and unanimou s l y app roved o n a ro l l - cal l vote th at Res o lution No . /? / / , attac h to th es e minutes as Exhibi t � , b e adop ted b y th e 'court, th heading o f s ai d Reso l u ti on b ei nef as f o l lows :
"RE SOLU T I ON BY THE QUARTERLY COUNTY COU RT FOR LOUDON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, APPROV ING BOND I S SUE F OR TELL I CO AREA SERV I CES S YS TEM "
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HEALTH DEP T . RECE IVING OF SAV I NG S F ROM S TATE OF F I CE APPROVED
MEETING DATE FOR JULY CHANGE D
AMBU LANCE G RANT APP L I CATION AP P ROVE D
S HAW F E RRY RD . C I TGO QU I T CLAIM DEED APP ROVED
TELLI CO RES ERVO I R ROAD REPLACEMENT CONT RACT APP ROVED
HIG HWAY 9 5 P RO JECT AT BLOUNT COUNTY LINE APP ROVED
It was move d by Squ i r e Conner, s e co nded by Squ i re Wi l l i ams, an� unani�ous ly app rove d on a r o l l - c � l l vote, that Re s o l L i on No / 2- 7; , a ttached to the s e minut e s a s Exh i b i t /01 , concerning the re ceiving o f Coun ty s avings now i n the h ands o f State He a l th De p artme nt be adopted by the Cou r t, the he ading o f s a i d Re s o lu t i on be ing a s f o l lows :
RE : P RI O R YEAR SAVINGS AND UNENCUMBERED AND UNEXP ENDED BALANCES, AND CU RRENT YEAR REVENUES
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I t was moved by Squi r e B l a i r , s e conded by Squire Har t s ook, and un an imou s l y approved on a ro l l - c a l l vote, th at the regu l ar mee t ing o f the Loudon Coun ty Qu arter ly Court s e t f o r Ju ly 1 , 1 9 7 4 , b e re s e t f o r Monday, July 1 5 , 1 9 7 4 , a t 9 : 00 A . M .
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I t was moved by Squ i re Co nne r, s e conde d by Squire Har t s ook, and unanimou s l y approved on a ro l l - c a l l vote, th at the Coun ty Jud ge be authori z e d t o app ly for two ambu l ance s under the S t ate grant program, i t be i ng unde r s tood that the Coun ty wou ld be re s po n s ib le for 1 / 4 of the co s t if the grant i s approved .
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I t was moved by Squ i re Duckwo rth, s e conded by Squi re B l ai r, and unanimous ly approved on aro l l - c a l l vote, th at Loudon County give a qui t c l aim deed to th e C I TGO Corporati on, con c e rn i ng any r i ght-o f -way the Coun ty mi ght h ave h ad on the Old Shaw Ferry Road r i gh t - o f -way at the I n t e r s tate where i t i n te r s e c ts wi th New S tate 9 5 j u s t a t i t s i n te r s e c tion w i th I n te r s tate 7 5 on the P le a s a n t Hi l l quadrant of the i n terchange it be ing exp l a i ne d th a t the County had " c los e d " the ro ad s ome t ime b e f ore at the reque s t of the Garner h e i r s , but tha t C I TG O w a s reque s ti ng a qu i t c l aim deed .
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Judge Sprou l e xp lai ned th at the TVA had redr awn the propo s e d Te l l i c o Dam Re s e rvo i r r o ad rep l ac eme nt contract i n accordance with the l a s t d i s cus s ion th a t the County h ad h ad w i th them, and had agre e d to p ave the e a s t bank " p arkway " w i th a hot mix preparation wh i ch was the l a s t i tem o f controve r s y on the contract s tand ing b e tween th e County and TVA . I t was the n moved by S qu i re Hami l ton, s e conde d by Squ i r e '7f�_,J - 'l � ·L. , t h a t REs o l u t i o n No . :2 & ?if, attached to the s e minute s as Exhibi t
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contr a c t wi th TVA, the exe �ty".ed contract to be a ttached to th e s e mi nute s as Exh i bi t "7t , be adopted, the h e ading o f s a i d Re s o lu t i on be i ng a s f o l lows :
" RESOLU TION OF COUNTY COU RT OF LOUDON COUNTY, TENNES SEE "
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I t was moved by Squire B l a i r, s e conde d by Squi re Hami l ton, and unan imou s l y approved tha� REs o l u t i on No . .,2/-11/, attached to the s e mi nut e s a s Exh i b i t ff , , a c cept ing the S tate Hi ghway Departme nt ' s prop o s a l o n S tate 95 Pr o j e c t RF - 0 9 2- 1 ( 4 ) , the he ading o f s ai d Re s o lu t io n be ing a s f o l lows :
" RESOLU T I ON APPROV ING PROPOSAL OF S TATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTAT ION F OR COMP LETION OF SHORT SEGMENT OF NEW S TATE H IGHWAY 9 5 ( P ROJECT # RF - 0 9 2- 1 ( 4 ) SR 9 5 )
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DCPA GRANT ON JUSTICE CENTER
LTVEC - AMENDMENT TO CONTRACT APPROVED
HOSPITAL REPORT
BUDGET AMENDMENTS APPROVED
NOTARY PUBLICS ELECTED
ADJOURNMENT
It was moved by Squire Hartsook, seconded by Squire Blair, at the suggestion of Judge Sproul, that the County be authorized to enter into a grant agreement with the Defense Civil Preparedness Agency if the contract is approved and ready for execution by the County prior to the next meeting of the Quarterly Court, which motion passed unanimously on a roll-call vote.
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Judge Sproul explained that the amendment to the Contract for the Little Tennessee Valley Educational Co-operative which amendment provided that the Superintendents of the various school systems would be automatically ex offici< members of the Board of the Co-op had now been approved by all three Counties, and that it be spread of record on the minutes of the Loudon County Quarterly Court.
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Squire Conner made the Hospital Report which included an explanation that the Hospital Board had voted to provide a local grant loan to two students, Buddy Guider and Van Helms which could amount to as much as $40,000 and which could be repaid by the students coming back to Loudon County to practice, but if they did not then they would owe the Hospital the money plus interest to be paid back at a reasonable amount according to the contract.
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It was moved by Squire Conner, seconded by Squire Hudson, and unanimously approved on a roll-call vote that the budget amendments dated June 18, 1974, be approved and adopted, a copy of said budget amendments being attached to these minutes as Exhibit "#
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It was moved by Squire Hartsook, seconded by Squire Foster, and unanimously approved on a roll-call vote that the following persons be elected Notary Publics for Loudon County: Ray E. Long, Desmond T. Lomax, Linda M. Moats, Rachel B. Weaver.
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Judge Sproul explained that a problem had arisen in that the Loudon County Planning Commission had determined upon the application for a Building Permit for an addition to the Munsey Products Company that an error had appeared in the minutes of the Loudon County Quarterly Court for May 8, 1972, recorded in Minute Book 15, Page 182A in that when that area had been rezoned residential that it had bcf�I}.., lh�derstood and agreed· by all the residents and wassJWppoasr� o'-f' tnee Court's resolution that the Munsey Products property would remain industrial and that this needed to be straightened out inasmucl as they were making addition to the plant. It was moved by Squire Williams, seconded by Squire Hartsook, and unanimously approved on a roll-call vote, that Reso;tution No. ,;2 2- 7 1.f, attached to these minutes as Exhibit � , be adopted which would correct the aforesaid minutes, the heading of said Resolution being as follows:
A RESOLUTION TO AMEND LOUDON COUNTY RESOLUTION #13A-72 TO PROVIDE A MORE COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTIES REZONED FROM GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT TO SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT IN AN AREA ALONG THE EAST SIDE OF STATE HIGHWAY 95.
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It was moved by Squire Bledsoe, seconded by Squire Hudson, and unanimously approved on a roll-call vote that the meeting be adjourned at 10:10 P. M.
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:msoLUTION NO: I '7- Z t RESOLUTION TO ESTABLISH OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM, DEVISE RULES AND REGULATIONS, AND TO PROVIDE FOR A DIRECTOR AND THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SUCH PROGRAM.
WHEREAS, in compliance with Public Chapter 561 of the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee for the year 197 , the County of Loudon hereby establishes the "Occupational Safety and Health Program for the Employees of the County of toudon. "
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SECTION 1. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY OF LOUDON, that there be and is hereby created a safety and health program for the employees of the County of Loudon, as follows:
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This Section shall be known as "the Occupational Safety Health Program for the Employees of the County of Loudon." -
PURPOSE:
The County of Loudon, in electing to establish and maintain an effective occupational safety and health0" program for its employees, shall:
(1) Provide a safe and healthful place and conditiori·� of employment. ·:-"' -·
(2) Acquire, maintain and require the use of safety equipment, personal protective equipment and devices-·1 .
reasonably necessary to protect employees, with the exception of articles of personal protective equipment which are required by regulation to be purchased by employees, as soon as the County can investigate the availability and the most economical cost of the aforesaid.
(3) Make, keep, preserve and make available to the State Commissioner of Labor, his designated represen-
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tative or persons within the agency to whom such re- . sponsibilities have been delegated, including the Director of the Office of Occupational Safety and Health, adequate records of all occupational accidents and personal injurie for proper evaluation and necessary corrective action i as required. However, these provisions shall not take ! effect until and �f ter the County has received and revie0e record keeping forms, procedures and guidelines provided1 by the State, and thereafter these provisions shall not ' take effect until after the County has had a reasonable period of time to set up and provide for the orderly implementation and use of such records and procedures.
.::: � _:'; (4) Consult with the State Commissioner of Labor or_
his designated representative, with regard to the adequacy of the form and con tent of records.
(5) Consult with the stci'.t_e cor;rrnissioner of; '�,abor or 1 :the State Cormnissioner of Public Health, as appropriate,: regarding safety and health problems of the agency �Bich' are considered to be unusual or peculiar to the county and are such that they cannot be achieved under a standard promulgated by the State.
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(6) Make an annual report to the State Conunissioner of I Labor to show accomplishments and progress of the total 1 occupational safety and health program as soon as reaso�ab possible after the County has implemented. the provisionsi of paragraph (3) hereinabove set forth. i
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(7 ) Provide reasonable opportunity for the participatidn • • • I
of employees in the effectuation of the obJectives of I this program, including the opportunity to make anonymo�s complaints concerning conditions or practices injurious ! to employee safety and health. l I (8) Provide for education and training of personnel I for the fair and efficient administration of occupation�l safety and health standards, and provide for education I and notification of all employees of the existence of . this program as soon as reasonably possible after this I Resolution has been enacted. I I ,I DEFINITIONS: I'
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"Commissioner of Labor" means the chief executive officer of Tennessee Department of Labor. This includes any person appointed, designated, or deputized to perform the duties or to exercise the powers assigned to the Commissioner of Labor.
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"Employer" means the County of Loudon, administrative department, commission, other agency of the County.
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i "Director of Personnel" means the chief executive officer 1 1. designated by the County of Loudon to perform duties or to" , exercise powers assigned so as to plan, develop, and \ administer the County's Occupational Safety and Health Program.
I I "Compliance Inspector (s)" means the individual (s) appointed \ and designated by the Director of Personnel to conduct I inspections provided for herein. If no such compliance I inspector (s) is appointed, the inspections shall be conducted by the Director of Personnel.
"Appointing Authority" means any county official or group of officials having legally designated powers of appointment, employment, or removal for a specific department, commission, board, division or other agency of the County.
"Employee" means any person performing services for the County of Loudon and listed on county payrolls either as part time, seasonal, -or permanent, full-time employees;.;:, ;o
provided, however, that such definition shall not inclu�e independent contractors, their agents, servants, and employees.
"Person" means one or more individuals, partners;r.�_ps, associations, corporations, business trusts, legal repre: �entatives or any organized group of persons. · ·�
"Standard" means an occupational safety and health standard promulgated by the Tennessee State Commissioner of Labor or the State Commissioner of Public Health which requires conditions or the adoption or the use of one or more practices, means, methods, operations or processes reasonably necessary or appropriate to provide safe and healthful employment and places of employment. ,, ...... ,-�.- �":-: . .. . -.1 .... : .. . · .
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) (j) "Imminent Danger " means any conditions or practices in
any place of employment which are such that a danger exists which could reasonably be expected to cause death or serious physical harm immediately or before the imminence of such danger can be eliminated through normal enforcement procedures; provided, however, that this definition shall riot include hazardous operations which are undertaken for the public's safety and well-being.
(k) "Serious Physical Harm " means that type of harm that would cause permanent or prolonged impairment of the body in that (1) a part of the body would be permanently remov�d (e. g. , amputation of an arm, leg, finger; loss of an eye)
or rendered functionally useless or substantially reduced in efficiency on or off the job (e. g. , leg shattered so severely that mobility would be permanently reduced), or (2) a part of an internal bodily system would be inhibited in its
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I ! I i I (1) "Establishment " or workplace means a single
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The provisions of this program shall apply to employ�e.s of each administrative department, commission, board, division.�9.r other agency of th� County of Loudon.
EMPLOYER 'S RIGHTS AND DUTIES
Rights and duties �f the employer shall include, but are not limited to the following provisions:
(a) Employer shall furnish to each of his employees conditions of employment and_ a place of employment free from known and
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recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious injury or harm to employees; provided, however, that - · - ·
Employer shall have a reasonable period of time to correct any such hazards. ·
I (b) Employer shall comply with occupational safety and 11 health standards or regulations promulgated pursuant to the State
II Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1972.
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I (c) Employer shall assist the State Commissioner of Labor and State Commissioner of Public Health, upon reasonable notice from the said Commissioners, in the performance of their inspection duties by supplying necessary information to the Commissioners or to their respective assistants or deputies.
(d) Employer is entitled to participate in the development of standards by submission of"comments on proposed standards, par.t.icipation in hearings on proposed standards, or by requesting the development of standards on a given issue.
(e) Employer is entitled to request an order grantin�_a variance from an Occupational Safety and Heai th St,andard. ,, '·"
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(f) Elnployer is entitled to protection of his trade secrets and other legally privileged communications.
(g) Employer shall inspect all installations, departments, bureaus, and offices to insure the provisions of this program are complied with and carried out as soon_ as reasonably possible after: this Resolution has been fully implemented.
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EMPLOYEE'S RIGHTS AND DUTIES
Rights and duties of employees shall include, but are not limited I to the following provisions: I I (a) Each employee shall comply with occupational safety and health
I standards and all rules, regulations, and orders issued pursuant ! to this program which are applicable to his or her own actions I and conduct. l (b) Each employee shall be notified by the placing upon bulletin j boards, or other places of common passage, of any application for ! a temporary order granting a variance from any standard or regulat�o
(c) Each employee shall be given the opportunity to participate in any hearing which concerns an application for a variance from. a standard.
(d) Any employee who may be adversely affected by a standafd or variance issued pursuant to this program may file a petition with the Director of Personnel.
(e) Any employee who has been exposed or is being exposed to toxic materials or harmful physical agents in concentrations or
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at levels in excess of that provided for by an app lica ble standard1 :: shall 'oe notified by the employer and informed of such exposure ... , j 1. and the corrective action being taken as soon as reasonably possib;Le 1 after this Resolution has been fully impl emented. · j I :· �: · I II\ (f) Subject to regulations issued pursuant to this program, anY. i
employee or authorized representative of employees shall be given 1 11 the right to request an inspection. �.� I
II (g) No employee shall be discharged or discriminated against i because such employee has filed any complaint or instituted or ! ii caused to be instituted any proceedings or inspection under or i relating to this program.
. i II (h) Any employee who believes that he or she has been discrimillated 11 against or discharged in violation of any of these sections may, [ j within thirty (30) days after such violation occurs, file a comp1ain lj with the Director of Personnel of the County of Loudon. I 11 (i) Nothing in this section or any other provision of this I II program shall be deemed to authorize or require medical examinatio�,
II immunization, or treatment for those who object thereto on religious
I' grounds, except where such is necessary for the protection of· the i 11 health or safety of others, and except when such medical examinati6n 111.1. is reasonably required for performance of a specified job. ,1 STANDARDS AUTHORIZED II The standards adopted by the County of Loudon are the I
Iii applicable State of Tennessee Safety and Health standards developed under Section 6 of the State Occupational Safety and Health Act I
I of 1912. :�, .� 1 I I i VARIANCES FROM STANDARDS AU THO RI ZED I
11 I ii The County of Loudon may, upon written application to�the State I '1 Commissioner of Labor or the State Commissioner of Publ�c Health, I requeit a� order granting a temporary variance from any approve� .I standards. Prior �o requesting su�h temporary varianc�, the q employer shall notify or serve notice to employees or interested ! ; parties and present them with an opportunity for a hearing. The i! posting of notice on the main bulletin board as ·designated by the
I i County, shall be deemed sufficient notice to employees .
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I (A) Any allegation of imminent danger received shall be handled in accordance with the following procedures:
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(1) The Director of Personnel shall immediately ascertain whether there is a reasonable basis for the complaint.
(2) If the imminent danger complaint appears to have merit, the Director of Personnel shall cause·an immediate inspection of the alleged imminent danger location.
(3) As soon as it is concluded from such inspect�on that conditions or practices exist which constitu�e an imminent danger, the Director of Personnel or the Compliance Inspector shall attempt to have the danger corrected through voluntary compliance. If any employ ees appear to be in immediate danger, they should be informed of the danger, and the supervisory personnel in charge should be requested to remove them from the area of immediate danger.
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(4) The administrative head of the workplace or his authorized rep;:-esentative is responsible for determining the manner in which he will abate the dangerous condition.
(5) The imminent danger shall be deemed abated if the imminence of the danger has been eliminated by rem ovi ng the employees from the area of danger or the conditions or practices which resulted in the imminent danger
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(6) A written report shall be made to the Director of ·��� Personnel describing in detail the imminent danger and
its abatement. (If a Compliance Inspector is not appointed,
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(B) Refusal to abate.
(1) If abatement is refused, the Compliance Inspector shall immediately notify the Director of Personnel for assistance in obtaining voluntary compliance. (If a Compliance Inspector is not appointed, this provision should be omitted).
(2) The Director of Personnel shall take whatever steps are necessary to achieve abatement.
I ll INS PECTION I I II {a) In order to carry out the purposes of this program, the Director of Personnel or, if one is appointed, the Compliance Inspector is authorized: '
(1) To enter at any reasonable time any establishment, construction site, plant, or other area, work place, or environment where work is performed by an employee of the County of Loudon; and, .:. ::: " :� (2) To inspect and investigate during regular working hours and at other reasonable times, and within reasonable I
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and rrihterialS therein I . and tO question privately any " ' ' ! i 1 supervisor, operator, agent o:i::- employ ee working therein. ; .! (b) If, an imminent danger situation is alleged. or brought l !i to the attention of the Director of Personnel or a Compliance ! ii Inspector during a routine inspection, he shall immediately inspect '11 I
the imminent danger situation before tnspecting the remaining i jl portions of the workplace.
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{c) An administrative representative of the County and a representative authorized by the employees may be given an opportunity j to consult with or to accompany the Compliance Inspector (Directo:ci of Personnel) during the physical inspection of any work place I for the purpose of aiding such inspection. !
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(e) The inspection shall be such as to preclude unreasonably disruptions of the operations of the work place of establishment.
(f) Interviews of employees during the course of the inspection, when accompanied by an employee representative, may be made when such interviews are essential to the investigation techniques.
(g) Inspections shall be accomplished without advance notice, but the Director of Personnel may authorize the giving to any supervisor or employee advance notice of an inspection.
CITATION AND HEARING
(a) If, upon an inspection or investigation, the Director of Personnel, or his Compliance Inspector (s) should he have
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one, finds that any work place is not in compliance with any standard, rule, regulation or order, and said official is unable· to effect a voluntary agreement to bring the work place into compliance, he shall, with reasonable promptness, issue to the . administrative officer responsible for the work place a writteti '· citation that states the nature and location of the violation; •
the standard, rule, regulation or order violated; the abatemen;( ' l and correction requirem�nts; and a period of time dur� ng which��h�I work place must accomplish such abatement and correction. A copy 1 of each citation shall immediately be posted at or near each : location referred to in the citation and remain posted until t!i .. e
i alleged violation has been corrected or vacated. � I (b) At any time within ten (10) days after receipt of such l
citation, anyone affected may advise the Director of Personnel I of objections to the terms and conditions of the citation . . Upon \ receipt of such objections a hearing shall be held, and the Director of Personnel shall thereafter issue an order affirming, modifying, \ or vacating the citation and such order shall be final. ., i
I (c) The Director of Personnel may issue subpoenas, pursuant to his duties as set forth herein , to require the attendance and testimony of witnesses and the production of evidence under oath at such hearings.
PENALTIES
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1. The County of Loudon shall not issue any civil or criminal , penalties against any public official, employee, or any other persbn administrative department, commission, board, division or other agen of the County of Loudon for failure to comply with the safety and i health standards. [ 2. Any employee who willfully and repeatedly violates or causes to be violated a safety standard, rule, regulation, or order shall be subject to disciplinary action by the appointing authority. The appointing authority has the power to administer discipline and it shall be his du-t;y to take action in one of the following ways: � � ' .
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(b) Written reprimand (d) Termination
3. The employee being disciplined shall have the right of appeal to the Director of Personnel within ten days after receiving notice of the disciplinary action; and a hearing shall be held as set forth in Sections (b) and (c) of the immediately preceding subsection entitled, "Citation and Hearing". ,-:: .;':_.. 1,, __ �
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1. The County of Loudon shall establish and maintain a system for collecting, maintaining and reporting safety and health J data as soon as reasonably possible after implementing the
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2. All occupational injuries and illnesses shall be reported to the Director of Personnel on the OSHA forms provided by the State Department of Labor, except that Workmen's Compensation Form 6A may.be used in lieu of the Supplementary Record of Occupational Injury/Illness, Form OSHA No. 101.
11 3. The Director of Personnel shall maintain a continuous log of occupational injuries and illnesses compiled from the reports set forth above and recorded on Form OSHA No. 100. 4. Such occupational safety and health records shall be maintained for a period of five (5) years following the end of the year to which they relate.
5. After this Resolution has been enacted, the County of r'.;oudon shall report within forty-eight (48) hours, either orally or in 'j writing, to the Commissioner of Labor any accident which is fatal to one or more employees or which results in the hospitalization l of five (5) or more employees.
II 1 6. The County of Loudon shall make an annual report, after 0
this Resolution has been fully implemented, to the Commissioner' o� Labor showing the statistical data required by Section 50-550-106 l (Annual Summary) of the State OSHA Regulations for Recordkeepii\g
and· Reporting. ·::-;._�� ADMINISTRATION
For the purposes of this Resolution, Ted R. Randolph is herebi� I designated as the Director of Personnel and is likewise designated as the Chi�f Executive Officer to perform dutie� �r to exercise I powers assigned so as to plan, develop, and administer the County ':s Occupational Safety and Health Program. j . " I
a. Upon authorization from the Loudon County Quarterly Court!, the Director of Personnel may designate, appoint, or employ I persons as he deems necessary to carry out his powers, duties! and responsibilities under the program. i b. The Director of Personnel, to the extent possible, !. shall recommend the employment of measures to coordinate the activities of all county departments to promote efficiency and to minimize inconvenience under the program.
c. The Director of Personnel may delegate the power to make inspections to the Compliance Inspector (s), provided that the procedures employed are as effective as those
employed by the Director.
d. The Director of Personnel shall develop a plan, pur�uant to the county's Occupational Safety and Health Program, and such plan shall be submitted for approval and adoption by the County Judge and the Loudon County Quarterly Court. Any subsequent changes or modifications �n the plan shall also be submitted �o the County Judg� and the �oud0n County Quarterly Court for approval and adoption. " ,_,
e. The County Court Clerk shall, upon adoption of this Resolution, immediately register the County's Occupational Safety and Health Plan with the State Commissioner of Labor, by sending to the Commissioner of Labor, by certified mail a written statement which includes:
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(1) a statement that the County of Loudon has elected to develop its own program of compliance;
(2) A statement that such program has been developed and has been reduced to writing;
( 3) A statement of where such writing may be inspected;
(4) A statement that county employees have been informed of the program and have access to such writing;
(5) An assurance that the County's program incorporates standards developed pursuant to the State Occupational Safety and Health Act;
(6) A description of the methods of inspection provided for herein and an assurance that such program includes provisions for inspection and recordkeeping as effective as the provisions of the Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Act of 197 2. 11 II APPLICATION OF EXISTING LAWS, STATUTES, ETC.
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(a) Compliance with any other law, statute or county resolution which regulates safety and health in employment and places of employment shall not excuse the County of Loudon or any county
, eraployee, or any other person from compliance with the provisions 111.'j: of this program. � . i jl1 (b) Compliance with any provisions of this program or any �: , l
I standard or regulation promulgated pursuant to this program shalf , ! II not excuse the County of Loudon or any county employee, -::-�·-.. 1 or any other person from compliance with any state law or county i resolution regulating and promoting safety and health unless such i law or resolution is specifically repealed. ·•t. I SEVERABILITY I ·
I SECTION 2 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that if any section, l
subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of11
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SECTION 3. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Occupational Safety and Health Program of the County of Loudon may be amended in any particular by following the procedure used for the adoption of this program. This Resolution shall take effect from and after the date it shall have been passed by the Loudon County Quarterly Court, and as otherwise provided by law, the general welfare of the County f Loudon requiring it. ,;-� j Dated th4? / J1 � day of II L � & l I ,, n . � · ::---. . �
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RESOLUTION NO.
LOUDON COUNTY OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PLAN
We, the undersigned, being duly elected officials and/or supervisors of Loudon County, Tennessee, do hereby elect to place our respective offices under the Occupational Safety and Health Plan as has been adopted by the County Court of Loudon County for Loudon County and its employees generally. 1 I We further elect to designate as the Director and,Inspectors, I those persons which have been so designated or who will be so , designated by the County Court of Loudon County.
I We further adopt by reference such plan which is of record I
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in the off ice of the Director of OSHA for Loudon County and which l program has been publicized to the employees of our respective .. I offices. I J ;C\N �� �L-= I County Jud e County Cort� · I
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Register of Deeds !
Pr�perty A�l"j� rf/t.,d ·rfa� :lvr; . �. , Super,intefideI1t of Schools :-,� .
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RESOLUTION BY THE QUARTERLY COUNTY COURT FOR LOUDON COUNTY, TENNESSEE APPROVING BON D ISSUE FOR TELLICO AREA SERVICES SYSTEM
WHEREAS, t.he Tellico Area Services System has heretofore been
established pursuant to an agreement under the authority of the Interlocal
Cooperation Act and the Urban Type Public Facilities Act as between the
Loudon County and Monroe County Board of Public Utilities, and the Loudon
County and Monroe County Quarterly County Courts, for the purposes of
· providing a water system to serve certain designated areas in Loudon
County and Monroe County, Tennessee, and;
WHEREAS,. _ governmental agencies including the Department of
Housing and Urban Development, the Appalachian Regional Development
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Commission, and the Tennessee Valley Authority have heretofore contributed and/or pledged to Loudon County a total of $9351000 towards the constructioJ costs of said water system, and;
WHEREAS, the Tellico Area Services System, through the Loudon
County Board of Public Utilities has heretofore obtained approval from the
Farmers Home Administration for a loan to the Loudon County Board in the
sum of $350, 000 with said loan to be secured by the issuance of Revenue
Deficiency Bonds, and;
WHEREAS, all of the planning Boards working in conj unction with the
development of said water service system have heretofore approved and
recommended said proj eat, and;
WHEREAS 1 it is necessary that said bond issue be approved by the
Quarterly County Court of Loudon County, Tennessee.
NOW THEREFORE, be i�: resolved by the Quarterly County Court of
Loudon County, Tennessee, that Revenue Deficiency Bonds in the sum of
$350, 000 to be used for the construction of a water system within the
projected service area of Loudon County and Monroe County, Tennessee,
be approved on behalf of the Tellico Area Services System and the Loudon
County Board of Public Utilities.
This / g1'ctay of �· , 1974.
ATTEST:
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Re: Prior Year Savings and Unencumbered and Unexpended Balances, .and
Current Year Revenues
WHEREAS. new accounting, fiscal and budgetary procedures have been
promulgated.for the operation of the direct local and other accounts of local
health departments:
WHEREAS; the loca·l heal th department is not in a position at this
time to ascertain the exact balance of unobligated and unexpended funds to
be available to it on June 30, 1974 in State and local health department
accounts:
WHEREAS, these accounts have been and are an integral part of the
funding required for the local health department to continue its present level
of services to the public:
WHEREAS, revenues have been and will. be collected in an undetermined
amount during the ensuing fiscal year as a result of health care se�vices pro-
vided by the health department, and which are required for the local health
department to contin�e its present level of health care services;
_ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE SOLVED by the Quarterly Court of Loudon County
at regular session assembed June 18, 1974, · a quorum and maj ority of all
Justices being present and.voting in the affirmative, the Court does hereby
appropriate and make available to the County Health Department, in addition J .·
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to such specific sums as have heretofore been or shall hereinafter be
specifically appropriated for the operation of the Health Department, for
the operation of the Health Department during the 1974-75 fiscal year, such
savings as shall exist at the State Public Health Department as have previously
been appropriated for public health.purposes, such amounts as may be
unobligated and unexpended in any local account of the Health Department
as of June 30, 1974, and which may be deposited with the County Trustee on
this date, or during the ensuing fiscal year, and any such revenues as shall·
be collected by the Health Department and deposited to the account of the
County Trustee as a result of heal th services rendered during the past or
current fiscal years. This resolution is made with the understanding that
no additional funds, other than those specified herein, or which have been or
will be appropriated in specific amount for Health Department operations, will
be required of the County.
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lm3l.Al' � - TSJ.LICO m<SUVOD
1'!il8 JGmM'!!tt1 mads an4 � into aa � the ...:( 5'22{ dq �
�A,( ,. l97ff; lQ- 3.Dli ·� . 't:llidSWIC V.lt1.iIZI. � 21� v
. . (� �A·), a corporaUc:a mat\t.ed b:f' aa ac:b- � � k:Dovn
a.a the � v� Al.t4"..bcrl.ty Act qr l,33. • -.n-w. Cld LOOlXtl ·COtJm.'!
!j.'E:&'iZSSi'Z (berein.d.'te:r called ::�), a po.Uti.c4l. subd.:1.YiSim � the State -·-._,... .
of' �aee, ecthls be.......m b7 .arJd ·� ita dul7 suthorlzed �ativea
ita � Ca:.ain!ao :li1ld 1ta Ct:iwrt:r eotttt;
\it�� WA, p.i..� to the poW...,.. vested in it. 11,- the 1'ennea"9
Val.l.q Anthori.� � t4 1933, a8 aaended, 1.a � in t2le �on �
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wi..ll be at elevation 8:13 �eet above mean sea. leve.1. (MSL) • w1 th the top of . c.
. the aJ?i.l.lwq ga.t.ea at t-be dS1 to be �t elev'&tic:l Sl.5 HSLJ am
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wmmus. t1:le CQna:tl."UCtiaa, m.ai.nt.nanee. and operation of sai.c1 da£l
aDd c:£ the � to bl e_..,.ated tmreOy will f1 ood or cloa9 o-r otberviae·
� attect � porticu cf public roam, �. mid brldgea �
� Cotmt;s; aml.
fo:rl!)NlCfl � l"Oad, �. 3lld brldg9 cona� zel.ocatiai� �ar p..�tee:tica 'MQ:rk neeeaid.tateG b;J' tm 1'1lllco ?rajec'h, alld to Mttle and
di.sp:lM � all. qJ a:iM m4 dm1'MIM GI Comq vith � to all roads,.
M{iliitivw,. �·� � at.tilded b;y .\l·aid Gal and �.
rntu.ai. conman-ta cul P1'°9i n e:a heftinafter .set ibrth• it. ta. 1Wtua117 .e.greea
ey · � � the pa.rhlAa t..Nto aa f'ol 1 O"ll :
1.. WA will. � plaoa � a.ll p.."'Ojecta deai�d in e:xhibit.
.A. All plaAa $ld spec:U!cat:iaw aball be apptO'Nd by Camt;y prior to t.m
COW'a'ceoen'5 oZ t.."18 work p:mrtde!ll £� berai.n ..
2. NA M.tJl,.. at i'!ia om e:c:penae� par.font or e� to be per.fo:rmed
the l� � hl� eooa�m llOrlt Md/or pTO'tective aQJuatmrmta deacribed
location of s-Jcll � tmd a.djuatmenta bJing substazrtial.l:I ea abom on -U. �
uttM.hed tercsto ns �t B.. �A ahal.l. 3J.so obtain em pl'Crlde rlgbta �
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3 . w A aod eounv agrM to acquL� tbell- !'1!�..,. :porti.ona �
:rlghta of way foo: projeota 3321 and 3322 prior to �t or TelHco
Tennie� State Ei� 72 on the right of way acquixed for �ct 3322.
4. 'ftle :partiea reeogn17.e that. the com-tructico.. maintesumce, and ·
ope� � Tellico Dam and Beaervoi.:r ma;/ have the ei;r"ect � f'l.ood1ng ad
t�ta of J.and locat.ecl within the � which Trlll. no� haft di.� aceeaa
to fJ.� of tbe roada OZ' aecU.C.. of road.a to be � o;:- �died unee�
other aectia1'1 of thi.a agiz I!-� . TV A shall, as to· 8rr:f tract <:Yr lm: . which
i.s suhjact. to loN � all di.� aceea• to a :publl.c road as n:toreBatd, ei:the?
(!!.) ecnatruct a terl1.a.-J road to serve 3uch trsct> or (b ) purehaae or other-
':.i4.....se aequi....... such tract in f'ee in the name of the United states c4 Am&.rlea; provided, however,. that the alte...""ll&tive to be adoped for · o:r appl.iecl U> &1\f
such tract or t.rscta of land shall be determined exal1•ive� bJ' WA in ita
un<ler alternative {a) aboff which JrerTlt more than one p.:rcperty oner shall
beca'iJ9 a pa.rl of the <nmty road system, it being tlJa intent � tbe :pt\l"tiea
that tertiar,r rc&Q serli.ng only' or.e propert;y owner shall not. beccm!r a �
.of the County :road sya"tela but. shaJ l be private roNla ; tarti.3?7 roads. which a�
become p-'.ll"'t o:f th.e County road system shall. ccrmpl;f �n:!#h the general. specifi.ca-u .·
tio."18 ror tertiar:r reads Sf:!� out on :pagea 6 and 7 in exhibit A; e..n.d :provided
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the waten o-1 T!tllico Reservoir f1.ra-t. reacll \llevation 81.3 :tee+. above mean
sea laYel� to sell. or d:ispc8e of a:ay such t...--act � tracts which mB':f be
acquinc1 under a.J..temaU" (b) above. In sel 11 ng or dispal1Ds of axr:r �
a.cqui:..-.d under al.t.emati'ft {b) alxmt, 'r/A sh&ll. � tba purchaser thereo.f
to p!"Ori;de eccesa to a public road :f'l"'cm said t:rs.ct.
5. E:f'.ract.1• - c4 tbt date � �eticn o£ all projitC'ta (emept. �1ect l.Ofll.) an fortA in Bbibit � eowrty> :for and upcn tbe comsideratim •
re.le-- .Unt,o tbe lbited stabta � ADerl..ca all right, title, aZJd �
�= CM1_, � tba pUc DY9' llaw in and to � �- � roaaa,. M�,
. . .118 � ·� -·815 MG and 'td:thin . tbe reeenoiz cr$&teti by Tellico Dam.
County agreee that 1t will� llpOll :NA' S �t� tall:e 3llCh :f'onaial. actial aa
� a:q portion c4 aa;id :l-oeda . higbr.lp. ;me} bridges which. lla below elSTat1on
815 �!Slt; in order- -t.o protect tee interut. o� the Coun-ty, County fu...�
agreea t.hat such. � mll be ·taken prior to Sr::potm&ient of Tell.ice �nob
Ccun� :i'UrtbeJ!' � to coopu:ata f'.ll.1.7 with FN A in tbe
e.e�liSnwmt � the-. road nlcc&ti.an end/or protection progre p:rovided
�"'mc:h may be reasalabl.7 � 1r.f T'l� relating to the �ai and
deilV9Z"7 to WA or the tlbi-ted States af �ea, in :lo.."'m suitabl.e f'or rscording
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6 . County' beroby rel.eases T'/4! :.md the tmited States o£ �ea
t:.--cm aJ::1Y' and a.ll. cl.MM and causes of act.ion wbicll 1::.ount;y � tbs t.r!.MU.i.ng
rublie, :;;nd/ or the � o:l land "J'i thin the Cw:ni;y ·l'.!W\Y noW' or hel'eaf"'...er
h:;.c..'Q' or esae-rt against tbmlt, or ei� or them,, a.ri.'iing out � tbs flondi ng.
01 .. clos!ng o:t� or d� to, oz � of the V8.l.� t WJ.abilit)r, or
corrMD;arnce d., f:lrly" puhlio t?IDJl/ar County �, roads , ar b� loca.ted
w"i.t.\U.n the llmita of the �' w� such :floodi�, cl.08ing� dzraege._ m
�::JP&i r:ient ia the reaul..t. .� CtJ! is d a:imeci to lla'V'e reeU:U••d. :fz"C8 the ccma�
tion, maintetuu>ce !t oz opuat:lQll of :t;elli,co Dam. and Be8en'oir; and .cemrty
he?"eby exp�aly coven.ants that iii will not mai.nta:Ui 01' at'-...empt to mainta�n
::ary suit o.r � or actim ��t TV A 01" the Utdted States of 1Werl.c&
ci.wed u;;x:n o� a-rising out � � such f2.ood::l.ng� cloaillg, d3ma.go, or impair
ment; prcrtided,, bcweve.r� t..'la-t nothing herein cont.ai.Ded shall be deered to
� to or ;p:,.-eelude �I !S.C'tiCSl !rJ County to eni'o� �iance or to
re�r dmsges �..:lg � of :ooocompl.iance cy WA ·�:th � of it:.
CO'V�..a nrid ��ta herein conta.l.ned, o� to eo:force or protect rigl:Jta
�-ein �;; provi� :f'Ur+.Jxr, t;-:iat nothing be-rein �trtiaeCl shall. be t·.fm.at:......:ed as :1mpQBing \lJ?Q1 County �ilit;r/ � negligmrt s.cta ol 'JYA 'Wile
e:-.g� in �ea or e.:xecution of t.hi!t work prorl.ded for henln.
7 . .til.1 ro.ada? bi�, b-Pi�t ba:rrl�, and d-..ber f'acili:tJ.aa
which a.::"'a constructed ey 1\YA unCel' -'i;h.ia agrt..�t �hall be zr.l:ti nt;abed °b"J TV�\
a:u...� rig tna p-.Jricd c£ cons:-<-_._···uction crs..ly .. e..�t. projects 1001 rnd llOl. Yhieh.
'.:..:VA ·will cootir"..::a t-o !"tti.i,ntain. .Aft'..er nc·tifica-tion by WA Ci' t:b.dt <:'!a;;pl.e-tion. or
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·tanc:e by tbl Cmat7. Co.mt¥ sbal.l open for public travel. and UM and asaume
tho expense and. �q .r;Z mainteance, repair, and � at � such
secticms � roaaa. hi�� b-rtdaw, barrl.caGea, and ot.31? facil1 tiea .and
·� � within eflCh Sud1 �ect or teniary road and thue
e.:rter bal.4 TVA $111 t.ba. Q.1.:lt.l Stat. rfi amrica :f'.ORver h&m1eas :rrcm ars:t'
�'O!'ti t;y � � � puscm or pencaa a.rl:ring frca or 13 an::1 watfl" con
ooc� vi.th tbe de� � caiditicn� u,paep .. care ,. use, or
maintenance of aal.4 pro;j� or the .f':lcilltiea or � esithraced·
�; p....� bcwierer* t.hii\ this prorlaicn sball.. not bffoDe �
vi.th reapeet to cJ a.iJllll reaul.ti!l3 i"nn deficienci&s in constnlction or desi.SQ
until oce ye;u- h2a el,apM!G from t.be da.ta e£ acceptance by count:o.r of eacil such
pro.ject o� tu-Uarz1 rood.
. 8.. It la tmd&J'.s brood anii agneci that the representati vu acting
'f:or am1 Oil � o:f ·tbe � a:e du1;r autllcr4-2ed to eae..� thi.s agz:eement.
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sc»«Cll:til ATTN:rom 'lO Aim Faamt6 A PAia or Ali � � •ec••SSUB VAI.LZI Al.1mOHin JUfD LClJDCll( CCllBTY, 'n2mSSD,
ll RiGARD TO BOAD DLOCU'IDIS Alm cam� I!i � TSLL.ICO HSSIRVOill Ai!.\
with plana pnpared b7 TVA ro.r the i"ol.1.owing duign.ated project.a, which shall.
be emtstzuct.4 b;y and at the &Yp9DM C>:r i'VAJ
Th1:a pmjfft beg\• $'t Tnmuee ·� 95 sOl11;b � Fort LclMJo\m Da an.cl ·exteada in a waterl;r di.rection, c...�iDg tbe IJ.ttla l'ePr_.• .. Ri...er downatr.eaa fl"ca 'f'--ll.ico Daa, and enaa. app:.r>c i••t.e-17 1/2 :mile soo..t.hve.a.t of Tel.llco Dam. '?be � shall have a miniiam Yidth of 4o feet exclmli..,.. � d1·tcme. The �t shall eonaiat of an aspbal.t,i.c cccu:rete surhee and a bit:mi:oieo.a ccncnte bue harllJ8 .a mini .. width ·of 22 :re.t and a wi n1wn . thiclmHa of 4 incbee on a st.abi 11 zed stcne baae hari.n3 a mi:nhna thiclmeaa � 8 inchea. A bridge having o. mlni nm cle&l" :roac'lva;y width of 30 teet shall. be con- ,·
structed acrou the LitUe Tennuw River. i'he length o:r thU pxojcet 13 � l..5 mil••·
This project beg1mt at the � end of pro.ject lOOl end extenda i.a a soutbu� and water:cy. direction, gene� panl.l.al.ing Tellico :Ruervoir t to a connaeticm witb rel.ocateci �--Hi� 72 north of Fork Creek. �iona vill be t!lillGe to fOW" existing county roads (Poplar� Ho9d, Datls FerrJ Road, Davis Scbool. Bead., and RUasell Store Road). The � shall h!Wtt a minix:aa width of 40 feet exclusive of' ditches. The :p:"Wement. shall. consiat o£ an aspilal.tie concrete suri"ace and a. bitum::hx:iws concrat. base having a minilr'.um width of 22 feet and a � thickness o:f 4 inehe.s on a. st.a.bilized stone ba.ee having a �in:.bna thickness 0£ 8 incllea. The length or this .;project is e.pprorlmateJ.y 9 .. 5 It..ilelJ. :, .
'fuia project con.all-ta of l"l:!oonstzuetil:lg a aeation ot an existing county" ro&i at a small � app:roxil::i&t.e.l;:r 1/2 miJ.e .:Mat 0£ Axley C..tery. The roadva,v sw..l h.a.w a. mi nimuza Yi.d:""¥h t:4 26 feet exclwsive of ditches with 4-inch t.biekneaa o:£ e.."'"tlBbed atone suri'a.ei.."16 20 :feet wide. nia length or thia project is �tel;/ o.4 m:i.JJI.
�j� 3216 - CQmty P.oed Weat o£ �aee Highway 95
T"..is projffi; ccaaiata of reecn.at.Neti.ng a short secticn C'J an e:zi.still6 ea.mty road at a small. hoJ 1 £N '>Mat o£ T� ll:1gbway 95. � � sb&ll 0... a minj._ width o:l 28 he\ an:Juai'T9 d ditchu id.th. 4-iDCh th.le.me .. � c..� ai;;oca � 20 :feet. irl.da. The lGngb..h � tbia p.roj� ia approxia&tely 0.2 J:>d.1.e ..
�.jeet �7 - Sink!ng Creek &:>ad
Tb.i$ project. be,g5rw at project 3221 and ex+"...ends eaat"tir:u-dl::r a.1 ong the north side of Si nkj n·g Creek ·to a. COllD.ection �n;th �.f � 95. The roadv8\Y shal..l hs:ve a :m1n)':ntm 'W'.L:Ith ar 32 feet Pl:C)itllift Of dj,;tcbes. '.I.bt· � m.en.t aba.ll coc..siat of a bituminowl surrace t.:.---e�� having a. rdniwa wid"-...h 0£ 24 :feet. en a !}t.a:bU1£ed atone base b.avi.ng a mi ni=m tl:dclcneaa o:t 8 inclllN. �....e 10�..b. Qi: thi3 :pro..ject is �tacy 1.4 milea ..
Thi3 prajee:t 'begi..na on the oou:tli sid.a oE Balmr Cl"9ek and ex'-�r:ds a:l..oog tbe general locat1.oll o� 'the existing :road to n point. nor...h d S1nld..ng �-eek. Th.a � sbAU have a mizrhm.m width ot 1� f\;l!et axe 1 usi 'V9 o2 di tcllea. 'rhe pavement shall consist of a i;..l/4-i.nch :a.s-pb.altic concrete aurrace ruw-L.� a yr.j1li';mn width of 24 :feet en 9. stt'\bilized stone base ha .. rl..nt:J a miT'imn thi.clcneaa c£ 8 inc.has. :B.rld� ha-ring a rill ni an:m.. cl P-aJ:' :t""Oaii111ay width ot 30 f�et shall :.e cons t...uucted ae.rooa Balter �..oek �d Si!i1ri ng C:ee..'lt. Tl!e brld� sl'la U be of cor..c.ret.e or concrete c...nd steel eo>.'13-true-tiou with a concrete ;10u.b-�, t r·..lc'tur9 and datlignea .:tor a r;1 nimum. li �n:l lo.ad of �-33-20 _, in "ccortlan� vi th the 1.r�tes� ooi·ticn or !:..:iSE.O Speei..-?icatiom J:o-:: '1'!:!.f#l'W>'W Srld.�s. ·The length oi' this }'roje� ia app:ro:x:i .. ::.::xt.ely 4. 5 c:.i.les • " ·
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� �ect ccaai.Ra of upgrading tbe existing road north oZ u.s. Hi� 4ll. by st.raightening. the alignment� videni.ngl and paring. � � shall bah & minimnm width c:4 1'o tMt «ml»aive � ditcbu. The� sha.ll ccoai.n oE a i ... lj'.;-1.Qch aapbaltic conc:ret. surface havilJg a !dni-. width� 2.4 fee-t on a stabi11wd atone baa.a ha1..Dg a mini•• t1:W':lmaa of a intihea .. 'rtle l.ength � th1a �.a a a:pprcxdJUtely l..3 r.rlles.
This roeii;. will. 'tMt � Oil a ncnr locrtoicn to sene 88'ftl"al � eaat � DD1.s Fe:zT'7 ·wDo&e. ISXUUng acCMa 1'11*1 will. be .;"'fmdat.ea \1y Tell.1.oo �. 'nle. ro� u.u .. n.n a ml\i width� 26 �est e,xe]wri':'IW og ditcma with 4-inch thiclm-8 � crmshe4 Stene ft?'f'acing 20 f� lri.dlr. � J..eagtA .of this pro.jAtOt is. �tel;; 0.5 ?di.la.
This p�ect CCJQaiat.a r:4 ccma� an � • road ha:l n..�ect 3221 (Ri'ftll' Road • Bake� Creek to Sinking c�) ne.v Baal' Cree-k to Uorg3nton c.et&ry whose �s-ting qcoep will be i."llllld&t.ed by Tellico Eesert0ir. i't'.e .roadvq �hall llant a n:dnimum. Width of 26 feet axcluai� � ditcl!ea with ij..inch thiclmesa or cl"U.Siled stone. suri'acina 20 feet wide. � �..h ei." this p.roJect is a:ppro:rima� 0.5 mile.-
Thia projeet �.ta o£ �ing a short sectioo. of the exlating Morgantm i'el"l'7 Road at it.3 intersection �ri th o1d state H1.gblrq · 72. Tba � sh3.ll have a m1nim\111 viclth c4 28 i"Mt excl.md.ve of d1� wit.A 4-inch thl..clmesa ot C--...sl:lri Sterle��.) f�t; wide. The l.en�...h of 1-.lda proj� ia �teJy 0.2 lilile.
A section of Watld.ru3 Lane Road at the crossi .. :.g .,_"'Ii! the �:u;t :f.or11. 0£ Cl.a� Prong Cree..� will oo 2-econs·�-nc'ted to a min� el.evat.ion of 819... 1.'te· ro31.lwa.y s:.·ill � a J .
mini;nama width o£ 28 :feet excl.usive or. ditches. 'lha pavement s.nau. C:Oll3U'b 0£ a bi tum:1noua s-.u-i'aat t.....-eatment having a. � width o:l 20 :reet. on a st.a:Oili:ed stone base having a minimma thiclmeaa � 8 incbea. 'l.'ha length or tirl..s. :praj•ct is �� O • .l mi.le.
T�i s J?:roject consbta of the acqu.isi ticn cy tlla Co� of right of wq for fUtu:re recows�t:icc by the. Count;/' o£ a sectim � axUting road :f.rcal Poplar Bpringa to TeJJ 1 co :zar�. '.l!le length oZ thia proj� i.s �pl'QXim.atel:;r o .. a mile.
Project 3322 - Darts Scbool :aOlld
�.s p�ect CC!Jl'l;.81sta of tlle acquiait.ioo. � i-� of W"if by TVA for iUtllre COll8'Uuction by the Cow:rt;,r c:t s roaci I� nning �,cy 0,.3 mile �•t of :!."Ttloeated 'l'e."llleSM.e � 72 and extenciing in a no:rtbeaate.r� di:rection ac:roea :r9locate<l Tenneaaee � ?'2 to connect with an existing ro-1 near � School.. � l� oI. ·t.hia prctject is �tel;'/ l.5 n1 Jea .
Project 3323 - ?rontage Road North or Rel.oo�ted Sta+..e F� 72 lfear Davis School. 1bad
Thi3 project. conaiata or extending mi �ting � ro.-1.d adjacent to rel.oeated S*'..aie Hi� 72 to serve aa s. i':rcn� read. The ro8'lVa;y sbaJ 1 . have a. m;l ni wa wi� of 26 feet t:nelm•ive of ditcllea with 4-Uich th:i<:\mesa o:r cn:.sW � suri'.acd r..g 20 ten ·nde. The length of thls projeet i.3 �17 0.13 rrll& •.
Project 3324 - � I1o� South of BJ!located st.ate F..igbv� 72 at Corl..T..b Road
J:bjjJ project oon.gi.st.a o£ ccr.stl"UCting a :rrotd•<l8f! road south er sta+A lfi.gbvay 72,. :rhe. 1"'rontasa moo will ccnr.ect B.."l ex:i.3ting county road. to the Cori.nth Road �ro.xblately 0.5 cl.le ¥."aat o� Cl.ear .Pl-ong Creek. The z-osdw-� Bb:alJ.. ba:ve � TflinhBlW width or 26 :feet. exclusive or di tclles ui th 4-inch thie1mess of c:r.J.Shed st..on.t imrl:3.C"' 1'18 20 fee-t. ·wide-.. The le:?gth � th:i r; projeet is i?..:plJ�:te.lj 0 �15 111-? Te•
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Thia :project. begilu at thill Cori:lth Bead approxi;aa;tel;r O. 5 oile west o� Clear Prong Creek and ex+"..end.t in a 30U':her� ana'eaaterly dL�tion to provide ?..cceaa to prcpertiea whoae preae!lt ralte o£ aecesa will b4 inw::dated by Tellico Re&il.n'oir. � � shall l!ave a mini mum w"id'th o:£ 26 feet exclMi"M � ditcbu with 4-inch thickness � C..� Stoa. su.-.f'acl.l:Je 20 :taet wide• The l.engt.h '¥£ ti:Wil proj� ia appraximately 0.3 mi.la.
Thll p:rojttct comi.au at er.,er>Ging an existing county roa4. north. � Mozgmton ?e:ny Bead to ·Slaith C..te37' 'Olrbo9a- .xiat;S.ng acces• will. be i bDJJ!l2ated 07 Tellico �.. � � ehall have a roin'i-naw width o:l 26 :f"ee:S wzcluiw o:l ditebu nth 4-iccb thiclmeea of c1"Ubed stone &m'f'a.cillg 20 :t•'$ Wide. Tbe l.ength of th1JI proJact is �t.l.T o.; mile ..
This pro.)eet conaista of conat:NCtiDg en accesa road f'roa. Morgant.cn Ferr:t .aoa4 to Tiptca Cem&terJ 1fflos.e erlstillg accua will � immc'iateG 'try lfuJ 1 i co Bsa4U"Vai.r .. Tile ro� ab.all. ban a. mi ni:rn11 width of' 26 i'eet exel.uai-i.re of ditches wi-th 4-ineh thi�a or e:ruslwd stone surhci:lg 20 feet liride. The �..h al this project is � 0.2 cila.
Thi:s prajffia conaiats o� coaa:Uucttng an �u :r-oad �Tellico� to Davis Cemetery vhQee $rlsting a.eeesa will be inundated by Tellico Reserroir. �le ro� ebal.l have a m1njrma width at 26 .feet exclusive of o.itcllea with 4-i.nch thiclmea-a of c:...-usbed stale surfacing 20 f'eet wide. Tlle leng4'"...h of tl:rl.:l project is �� 0.2 mil.e.
This project ccnsi.ata of cons�ing an �ce.aa road :from Tellie:o Pru:� to :Sla.lr C-en:eteey wbose exi.a.ti.ng c.i.ccesa 'rill be inundated by To "I 1 j co Reservoir. :\:be � shall have a minimum w1'ith o:f 26 :f�t exclu3ive of' ditch.ea with 4-inch -th.i.ckr'..ess o£ cr..l3bed atone suri:?.Cing 20 feet wide. T.he l�h o... this p.i.-oject is app.ro:rlmately o.·r rnil.3 .
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Thi.3 :;pro"ect c�ista of conatr.icting an aecess road f':rcm ?orx Creek Bead app-rcxximate.ly 0.1 mile sou-th � Fork Creek to Co:f"tman md Bu....-ton Ceoeterias lfhoae e.rlsti:.'lg accesa will be inundated by Tellico .Reservoir. The � sball. have a m1n1n'Q width of 26 teet exclusive o£ ditches witl'l 4-lnch thiclmesa of crttabed stone surfacing 20 fen Yi.de. The length of thia :pzoject is approximate� 1.2 milea.,.
Thia project. cooair..a. � ccmat;ruciing an .accea l'08d :fraa :pro,jee'.t 3396 ( � Cellete:r"J P.oad) to Rwi..U Ce:neUn7 � enning aeees• 'rlll be immd&ted '::iy T:?lll.co �.. The roadvaiY shan � a m.1nina:m -Yrldth of 26 feet e::relusi� of ditches with 4-i.nch thicknesa c-.r e.ru.t1bed st.one surla.cing 20 :feet wide. The length at this �""O.ject ia appra:dm� 0.5 mile .
sur:f'<l.Ct! to be 20 feet trl.de ..
f...rq :;oad3 ccnstructed under. the :p.rcvisior..s o'f alt·a.rnative ( �) 0£
of e.ny such tertia.i.-.r roed:t shall. be :per'formed 'rrJ TIA in their entiret-<.r and ·
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s tz-ucted u..'ldar this contract. Slcpea in earth cuts sbaU not be steeper
reservoir saan be � b;r T'/A !imCl shall. be such a.s,. in the judgment
of TIA, o.re s� UDda eociii:Uona or �..emittent :f'.looc;Ung. Ditcnes on
a"L'!. roada shall. be V-ahap@d and shall han a minimum width or 4 feet on
top · &id a. rd n1 "'DI depth o£ l. :foot.
·M.mber .guard posts, .spa.ced 12�1/2 :reet: on centers (or at TVA•s option ::rteei
beam gua.rdl'ail.) on portiala of pl"Ojet:ta imedHxte.ly aAjace:nt to or c...�sing
tha 1aU created 'oy Tellico Daa and at &I;! other l.ocatioaa which 'JY.A deem.a.
on the projects lis"'"..ed herein.. On tert:iary' .roails C..""tl.Sbe<l stone shall be
ap-.,Lllled at tbs � rate oi" 600 tom pe? mi.Le for roada se.rrlng o.ne.
d . .l. .... � • • .1- - -.:/> 4-. _,., t,' • ' "" - �· - ... .:i.. .: • :p_-cpe:rty an at W.!31: w1 n-.nn:w :ra vc:r � 1nrn m�a 1or ro� •u.1 • .r. C!t are
to be t:ra.nsf'en=red t..o the County.
tl:.e 1L-Ut.s of 19.l'.!ds t.o l:e acqui..."'ed by T"/A for the 1-e11 i co Reservoir, will be
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oonst-� work tbeM right.a o:f Wtq, except -ror :projects 1.00l. and ll�
w1.l.1. be �d to the cam�; p...""Crlded, however, th.-.t rlghta of w:w
for te..�iaey :road& nn1n8 � one .� OWDer !!JS\:f � obtailled in the
of wq for� roada smJJ be 50 feet.
'NA shall coat� � t:tl � 4o-:r� rsdiua
on e.xisting roads which an .JMd.nt.a:fned by tbe Cowl.t¥ and wh:icil dead end at
Earth cut and 1'ill slopea and other di:rturbed areas shall. be
aeeclecl and m>lclwd am shall be � until a satisf'aeto.ry growth
reseeded, and mulched as :required ftJr this purpoae ..
All � wt>7k to be pe.rl"o2'med by 'rlA sh&ll be in
�with Ta_imesaee Va.lllry Authorl.Q' �cat1ona 'far highlnr\(
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',·� 1' tbe Ter:nesaee Vallay Alltborlt:/ (!-:errlna:ft.er eU1ed t"'NA"}
is engaged in the �..rut:tial o� Tellico Dam and P.eael"V'Oi.r � tr.a cor..r-..rue
t!on, .mai!ltenooce, and ope.ration of whicll will :flood, close, or athe:rwi.se
ed--rerael;r a--?tect � portiooa at public �, hiP8\YB; and brl.dgea
lccated wi� Lcudaa Comit;y, '.&nnes••• (beJ:"eina.-tteJ."· called �); aDd
·rffiRRIMJ, �tatj,,,._ o:l WA ll.aYs �:Qaiied nth tbe C:ou:llt;y
Judge and the -� Comrluion �-the relocatic:c� rapl8N!l'Q8D:t., or .
i�nt d the said eamt;y roada ·and bridg'ea which Yill. be af:f'�..ed OJ:
damaaed by said :reaervoir, aod � aubzaitted to t.his Court a prcposed
�t. between TVA and Cowrt:;y, p.I'O'Yiding for, 3me'.l'lg othe.r Wngs , the
T'elooation, protection; or adjustment o£,.. or settlemet1t fo:r :U1 roaas,
hl�s, � bridge& in the <!Qmty Which will be af-reeted. b7 Tellico Dam.
�d Reservoir� all. as more f".li.l;r se� forth �rein; and
u:�, it being tba op:Jmoo o£ this OJurt � it is to ta.
b�t 1.n�t � Count.,y to eDte: into said agE'tte:)ezr""�. and that. the consid
erations f1ow.ing. to County� said agreenei-t a-� full, fair> and adequate,
s..'"lt\ that the c�m �in apecli'i.ed. i& just CQPpen.sation 'f:or the
p!-o_perty ta.ken hy TVA, and this. Ccu.rt being of iihe opinion t.�t said egreesnent
sb.culd ·be e:r�� irt-� by County;
NCW, �,SIT �:J that the C.ounty Ccu...-t o.f Lou.don
Gcunty _, in see:rlcn dul;r auisembled, te:reby ft.'lds a.ad eeel.a..-ea it to be
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o� adjustment t:4 or sett.:lAnent for all roads, higtm&\lB� and bridges vboll7
o� � tdthin the Cc:art.7 wb:i.cb vill be closed o:r .adve:rs� af'f'tsc+.ed by
� n ?URl.'HER �. that the HoDorable !JJl)R. ve, y l . s p 5ou l ,
�J'� of tba �· CWrt O:l !oJdoa o;;un:cy� �see, ba, and be bezeby ia
autlJorised a.n4 � for am OCl bahal'f of thll. eoun and :f'or and on beha.U'
B:S :tr 2UB'tHd lD!llQ'tllD, that a COW f4· said � sbal l be
at� to and 1>aa:ne a � or this re*>l.ntion .!lad tha't this :reaolntion�
with a caw d sai.4 �· attaclled tbueto, be spread upon the w..nutea
I� &;� � � o CJ.e.r.-k of the Couney
Ccurt o:t J..ondca Camty • Ttmneaae•• be..�.I cerlify' tll3t the aboYe end fo:re-
and -c� b!f _9 __ �rea votea 8:od. 0
� waa :pre&elt upon t� /. f?. Uv aa.y of __ J ..... - _.u......_r../_e..i_-___ _., 1974.
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R E S 0 L U T I 0 N
RESOLUTION APPROVING PROPOSAL OF STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FOR COMPLETION OF SHORT SEGMENT OF NEW STATE HIGHWAY 95 (Project# RF-092-1(4) SR 95)
WHEREAS the State Highway Department is in the
brocess of taking direct steps to complete new State 95 in Blount
County from its present termination near the Blount County line in
Loudon County; and
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I WHEREAS the Department has made a standard proposali
I I !to the Loudon County Quarterly Court concerning a small segment of Ii ·
!�aid project still remaining to be co�leted in Loudon County, a 11�:py of said proposal being attached to this resolution as Exhibit
I NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Quarterly
i lounty Court of Loudon County, Tennessee, in adjourned session on
lfhis the 18th day of June, 1974, that the proposal from the State
bepartment of Transportation, dated March 8, 1974, and attached to I rhis resolution as Exhibit I be approved and adopted and that the
�aunty Judge be authorized to accept the proposal and to execute
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P R O P 0 S A L
OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE
TO THE COUNTY OF LOUDON, TENNESSEE:
The DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION of the State of Tennessee,
hereinafter called "DEPARTMENT", proposes to construct a project
designated as NO: RF-092-1(4) - (SR 95, from West of the Loudon
County Line to 0.95± miles West of 2496) - in_the COUNTY OF LOUDON,
and in the COUNTY OF BLOUNT, provided the COUNTIES will cooperate
with the DEPARTMENT as set forth in the respective proposal to each,
so that the general highway program be carried out in accordance
with the intent of the General Assembly of the State.
Accordingly, if the COUNTY will agree:
1. That in the event any civil actions in cross-eminent
domain or for damages are instituted by reason of the DEPARTMENT,
6r its contractor, going upon the right-of-way and easements, and
constructing said project in accordance with the plans and as nec
essary to make the completed project functional, it will notify in
writing, the DEPARTMENT'S.Attorney, whose address is Department of
Transportation, 408 Frost Building, Nashville, Tennessee 37219, of
the institution of each civil action, the complaint and all subse-
quent pleadings, within ten (10) days after the service of each of
the same, under penalty of defending such actions and paying any
judgments which result therefrom at its own expense; and u -··
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2. To close or otherwise modify any of its roads, or
other public ways as may be indicated on the project plans, as pro-
vided by law; and
3. To transfer or cause to be transferred to the DEPART-
MENT without cost to it> all land owned by the COUNTY or by any of
its instrumentalities as required for right-of-way or easement pur
poses, provided such land is being used or dedicated for road or
other public way purposes; and
�. To effect the removal> relocation, or adjustment of the
facilities of any_ utility, public and private, without cost to the
DEPARTMENT� which are located within the right-of-way of any road,
or .other public way owned by it, as may be necessary to construct the
project; and
S. That if any frontage roads are constructed by the DE-
PARTHENT pursuant to the cosntruction of this project, it will main-
tain such roads in the::.:same manner as its other roads are maintained,
without cost to the DEPARTMENT; and
6. Not to pass any Resolutions which would be in conflict
with any of the above prescribed provisions; then
Following the acceptance of the proposal, the DEPARTMENT
will acquire the rights-of-way and easements as necessary to con-
struct the project in accordance with the plans and any amendments
thereto; thereafter accomplish the construction, and defend any
cross-eminent domain or damage civil actions of which it has received
the notices provided for herein.
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The project pl ans hereinbefore identified by number and
descri ption are incorporated by reference thereto and shall be
considered a part of this pro posal, including any revisions or
amendments thereto, provided a cop y of each is furnished the COUNTY.
The acceptance of this proposal shall be evidenced by the
passage of a proper Resolution which shall incorporate the same
verbatim, or by ref'erence thereto, at the next regularly scheduled
meeting of the Cou nty Court.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, �ne DEPARTMENT has caused this instrumeni �to be executed by its duly authorized officials on this the
l � day of March, 1974. c::
APPROVED :
Assistant
STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
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Estimated Revenue
June 18, ·1974 •.
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Appropriations ' (8o5.0l) Payment to Hospital tor Indi.gents) as per Q.C.resolution
Estimated Revenue .. (151) Salary for · Cl.erk at H$alth Dept.,.. 185.00 (155) S�c.Sec. Cl.erk at Health Dept. 10.82
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(8o7.l-02) Other Sa1arieis Health.;Dept.) 195.82
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To record Revenue and Appropriation.a tor Clerkat Health Department for 1/2 mo. of ·\lmie, 1974.
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Approve payment of an amount not to exceed $400.00 from Account 1109-01 (Prime.ry unallocated) for rewiring the Air National Guard Park.
Transfer S113.16 from Acct., 204.1-08 (Repaire& Maint.ri&ziee)to Acct � 204.1.-05 (Utilities - Courthouse ) .
Transfer $148.00 from Acct. 204.1-03 (Trav�l) to Acct. 204.1-10 (Operational Supplies).
Transfer $50.00 from Acct. 4o2-09 (OfficeSupplies) to Acct. 4o2-04 (Telephone Circuit Court).
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Transfer $1,000.00 fro1LAcct.e 2852�.06 (Ji,up.,Ins ... ) to Acct. 2110.l (Pe-r Di.em Board Members). .. _
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{Administnitive Salaries). 'Thie amendment ia ma.1:1. to comply with increase in aalaries from January, 1974 to Jim.• 30, l,974.
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LOUDON COUNTY RESOLUTION - 7 A RESOLUTION TO AMEND LOUDON COUNTY RESOLUTION Hl3 A-72 TO PROVIDE A MORE COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTIES REZONED FROM GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT TO SUBURBAN
RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT IN AN AREA ALONG THE EAST SIDE OF STATE HIGHWAY 95.
WHEREAS, the Loudon County Quarterly Court passed Resolution #13A-72 on May 8, 1972, which rezoned an area along the east side of State Highway 95 from General Industrial to Suburban Residential, and
WHEREAS, said resolution contains an incomplete description of the property that was rezoned,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Loudon County Quarterly Court that the property description in Resolution #l3A-72 be amended to read as follows:
That the area beginning at the point of intersection on the present C-2 General Commercial District line at tne north property line of Frank Cheatam, parcel 108-1, and running south-east along the C-2 General Commercial District line to its intersection with the southern property boundary line of the W. G. Coffey properi:y, parcel 109 , and thence along the line of parcel 109 to its intersection with parcels 8� and 79, owned by the Munsey Corporation, and thence northwest along the property line of par-cel 84, to its interseation with the �i�ht-of-way of Simpaon Roa1, and tbence norttieast along Simpson Road to an intersection with Shaw Ferry Road, and thence southeast along Shaw Ferry Road for a distance of about.one hundred (100) feet, and thence northeast along the property line separating parcel 9-0, owned by Glenn Hewins, and parcel 12,.owned by Charles Large, to its intersection with the property line of parcel 13, thence north along the property line of parcel 13 to its intersection with parcel 10, thence northeast along the property line sepal"tlting parcels 10 and 13 to its intersection with parcel 14-0, thence continuing northeast along the property line separating parcels 14-0 and 11 to its intersection with parcel 19, owned by John Denton, and thence northwest along the property line separating parcel 11, owned by John W. Cardwell, Jr., and parcel 19 to an intersection with the property line of parcel 96-0, owned by H. F. Meyers, and thence west along the pr9perty line separating parcel 11 and parcel 96-0 to its intersection with the property line separating pareels 11 an d 96-l� th€nce continuing west along the property line separating parcels 96-1 and 11 to its intersection with the ,. property line separating parcel 93, owned by Mary Ruth Goins , and parcel 11, and thence southwest along the property line separating parcels 11 and 93 to a point intersecting at the property line of parcel 9-1, owned by Edgar Webb, and thence southeast along the east boundary line of parcel 9-1, then southwest along the south boundary line of parcel 9-1, then northwest c..long the west boundary line of parcel 9-1 to its in'te:isection with the J. Hamilton subdivision, and
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thence southwest along the property line separating parcel 9-0, and the J. Hamilton subdivision, proceeding across Shaw Ferry Road to a point of intersection with the C-2 General Commercial District, and thence south.along the C-2 District line to a point of origin, be rezoned from M-1 General Industrial District to R-1 Suburban Residential District.
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, that this resolution shall take effect immediately, the public welfare requiring it.
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Attested by: Loudon county court clerk
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