Patrick Baggett
About
Patrick Baggett's platform focuses on thoughtful city planning and development policies aimed at preserving the distinct rural identity of Franklin, Tennessee, as part of his reelection campaign for the Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA).
Campaign promises (1)
- developmentPatrick Baggett wants to tweak city planning to keep Franklin's rural identity strong.Related votes
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 25
- Total speaking time
- 2:15:00
- Avg per meeting
- 5:24
- Segments
- 3311
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Top issues during term (20)
Historic District and Residential Property Design Reviews
Involves substantial financial costs for the homeowners to avoid potential wholesale roof removal.
E-Bicycle and Play Vehicle Regulations
None anticipated.
Commercial Beer Permit Applications and Ownership Transitions
Standard application fees and privilege taxes were collected for each permit.
Harpeth Village PUD Mixed-Use Project
Substantial private investment in commercial and residential infrastructure within the Factory Historic District.
Downtown Parking Strategy and Management
Potential future investments in parking infrastructure, signage, or technology depending on policy recommendations.
Fiscal Year 2026-2027 City Budget and Tax Levy
Fund balances drop by about $5.07 million combined, with no change to the general fund.
Clovercroft Road Safety and Traffic Management
Substantial capital funding will be required if the city and county partner to widen the road and add shoulders or safety features.
Branch Creek Crossing PUD Condominiums
Standard development review fees.
Huffines Ridge PUD Rezoning and Development Plan
Private investment by the developer to bring in fill material and construct residential units.
Infill Commercial Scale and Floodplain Constraints on 5th Avenue North
Significant commercial investment and changes to downtown gateway property values.
Water and Sewer Infrastructure Upgrades
Projects include expenditures of $550,360 for membrane replacement and $1,405,548 for pipe rehabilitation advisory services.
Mooney Alley Surplus Declaration (Resolution 2026-82)
Unknown until the property's value and disposition are considered in January.
Zoning Ordinance Annual Update and Building Heights
May require 50% application fee refunds if development plans face disapproval under tight state timelines.
Bassett PUD Subdivision and Multi-Family Development
Property values and financing capacity for regional rental housing could be impacted by broader market trends and future density approvals.
Del Rio Pike Roadway Widening & Culvert Improvements
Includes a $1,746,966 construction contract for Mack Hatcher intersection improvements and various design and appraisal cost increases.
Wall Signage Compliance at 301 Lewisburg Ave.
None anticipated for the city.
Armistead Infrastructure Development District and Housing
Establishes policy frameworks that could shift infrastructure financing costs onto future development districts through long-term assessments.
Poplars Reserve Annexation and Rezoning
Developer will contribute right-of-way and roadway improvements along Clovercroft Road.
Vested Rights Extensions for Major Projects
Allows existing property entitlements to remain valid without requiring costly redesigns under newer ordinances.
The Banks at Brownland PUD Master Development Plan
Financial impacts and partnership terms will be determined in future discussions.
Decisions during term (797)
Recorded while Baggett was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent Agenda (Items 12-16, with 9-11 pulled)
Setting the Agenda (adding pulled items 9, 10, 11)
Approval of Minutes (October 13, 2026)
Ordinance 2026-26 — FY2027 Budget Amendment (Second Reading, Public Hearing)
Ordinance 2026-18 — Annual Zoning Ordinance Update (First Reading)
Baggett Amendment to Ordinance 2026-18 (remove Section 23.2.4(B))
Ordinance 2026-22 — Zoning Text on Building Materials (First Reading)
Potts Amendment to Ordinance 2026-19 (e-bikes 'unless otherwise signed')
Ordinance 2026-19 — E-Bicycles and Play Vehicles (Final Reading)
Ordinance 2026-25 — Autonomous Vehicle Traffic Citations (First Reading)
Resolution 2026-82 — Mooney Alley Surplus Property (Referred)
Motion to Recess Into Executive Session
Consideration Of Resolution 2026-90, A Resolution To Amend The Compensation Plan Structure For The City Of Franklin, Tennesse
Adoption of Agenda
Resolution 2026-37: Colletta Park PUD Offsite Sewer Condemnation
Draft Resolution 2026-92: Sewer Availability for 2237 S Berry's Chapel Road
COF Contract No. 2026-0415: LDA Engineering for Pearl Park SRF Loan Assistance
Draft Contract No. 2026-0435: C&T Engineering Owner's Advisor Services
Draft COF Contract No. 2026-0437: ZENON Environmental Membrane Train Replacement
Draft Resolution 2026-95: Jones Bros Construction Intersection Improvements
Voting record (152)
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Baggett Amendment to Ordinance 2026-18 (remove Section 23.2.4(B))
Potts Amendment to Ordinance 2026-19 (e-bikes 'unless otherwise signed')
Resolution 2026-37: Colletta Park PUD Offsite Sewer Condemnation
Draft Resolution 2026-92: Sewer Availability for 2237 S Berry's Chapel Road
COF Contract No. 2026-0415: LDA Engineering for Pearl Park SRF Loan Assistance
Draft Contract No. 2026-0435: C&T Engineering Owner's Advisor Services
Draft COF Contract No. 2026-0437: ZENON Environmental Membrane Train Replacement
Draft Resolution 2026-95: Jones Bros Construction Intersection Improvements
Amendment 3 to COF Contract No. 2019-0233: Alfred Benesch & Company Design Services
Draft Amendment 1 to COF Contract No. 2022-0156: Boozer & Company Appraisal Services
Draft Amendment 1 to COF Contract No. 2022-0157: CBRE Review Appraisal Services
Change Order 6 to COF Contract No. 2025-0253: Liberty Hills Pond Stream Restoration
Ordinance 2025-19: Harpeth Village PUD Rezoning Deferral
Ordinance 2026-19: E-Bicycles and Play Vehicles Municipal Code Amendments Deferral
Consideration Of Changes In Agenda And Setting The Agenda
Consideration Of Approval Of Minutes
Consideration Of Ordinance 2026-23, An Ordinance To Reduce The Speed Limit On All Public Roadways In The Maplewood Subdivision To Twenty Miles Per Hour (20mph)
Consideration Of Resolution 2026-63, A Resolution Authorizing The Execution Of COF Contract No. 2026-0191 With Capital City Construction Services, LLC, In The Amount of $1,580,014.22, For The Del Rio Pike Roadway Widening & Culvert Improvements Project
Consideration Of DRAFT Resolution 2026-68, A Resolution Declaring Certain Right-Of-Way Located At The End of Buckworth Avenue Between 1010 and 1011 Buckworth Avenue As Surplus
Consideration Of Amendment 1 To COF Contract No. 2025-0251, With C&T Engineering And Inspection For The Ewingville 48" FRP Emergency Repair In The Amount Of $59,210
Consideration Of Amendment 2 To COF Contract No. 2018-0242, A Professional Services Agreement With Barge Design Solutions, Inc., For The Columbia Ave Widening And Improvements Project (TDOT PIN 121454.00)
Consideration Of Change Order 1 To COF Contract No. 2018-0242 [2026-0178], With Jones Brothers Contractors, LLC For The Construction Of The South Royal Oaks Blvd/Royal Oaks Court Intersection Improvements At SR-397 Mack Hatcher Memorial Parkway For An Increase Of $59,764.82
Consideration Of COF Contract No. 2026-0337, With Windstream KDL, Inc. For Right-Of-Way Use Agreement
Consideration Of DRAFT COF Contract No. 2026-0355, A Utility Relocation Agreement With Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation For The Old Peytonsville Road & Long Lane Bridge & Connector Project In The Estimated Amount Of $173,889.26.
Consideration Of DRAFT Resolution 2026-78, A Resolution To Grant Sewer Availability For 4027 Clovercroft Road (Map 79L, Parcel 50.04)
Consideration Of Final Change Order For COF Contract No. 2024-0105, With Civil Constructors For The South East Park Water Line Extension For An Increase Of 36 Calendar Days And A Decrease Of $415,181.70
Consideration Of Amendment 2 To COF Contract No. 2025-0086, With Gresham Smith For The WTP Improvements — New Hydrochloric Acid Building In The Amount Of $199,836
Consideration Of Change Order 4 To COF Contract No. 2025-0174, With Garney Construction For The Ewingville Drive Emergency 48" FRP Repair Project For An Increase Of 30 Calendar Days
Resolution 2026-47: Annexation for Poplars Reserve PUD
Objected to back facades protruding past setbacks and disregarded neighborhood standards.