Joey Carmack
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 19
- Total speaking time
- 27:17
- Avg per meeting
- 1:26
- Segments
- 827
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Top issues during term (20)
Wastewater Treatment Plant Site Selection Committee
Land costs, sewer line extensions and long-term operating expenses aren't final yet — cost estimates come in the next evaluation phase.
FBO management and tenant compliance at Lebanon Municipal Airport
The next FBO management contract's terms and costs aren't set yet — figures are still being gathered.
Proposed Wastewater Treatment Plant Location and Annexation Concerns
Multi-million dollar infrastructure project with significant land acquisition and piping costs.
Automated License Plate Readers (Flock Cameras) and Privacy Concerns
Potential exposure to costly civil rights litigation if camera systems face legal challenges.
election
Zero direct financial impact on taxpayers for now, though future council decisions on the budget could shift under new leadership.
Comprehensive Update to Subdivision Regulations
Will impact future development costs and municipal administrative review processes.
lawsuit
Your tax dollars could get drained by legal fees as the city fights this corporate lawsuit in court.
Pedestrian Priorities Plan implementation and sidewalk widths
Proposed Utility and Development Fee Adjustments
Will impact development costs and municipal utility revenues.
Airport finances
Revenues exceeded budget by over $75,000, strengthening the airport's financial position.
New Aviation Education and Museum Facilities on Franklin Road
Brings private educational and cultural investment to the Franklin Road corridor.
Westboro Parkway Public Works Facility Utility Costs
A $500,000 budget allocation with reported historical annual utility costs around $250,000.
Row E hangar lease rates
Row E tenants' lease rates and renewal terms remain undecided until the commission can vote with more members present.
Conditional Use Request at 1279 Bluebird Rd
Staff Decision Appeal at 121 S Cumberland St
Sign Variance Request at 806 Phelan Dr
Downtown Water Main Replacement Project
Bids came in under projected costs, saving funds on downtown water infrastructure upgrades.
Lifepoint Health Free Standing Emergency Department
Represents significant private healthcare investment and job creation in Ward 6.
Airport events, alcohol restrictions, and STOL competition logistics
Municipal Budget and Expenditure Oversight
Tens of thousands of dollars spent on administrative office upgrades.
Decisions during term (347)
Recorded while Carmack was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of minutes — September 22, 2026 regular meeting
Approval of minutes — October 20, 2026 preliminary meeting
Consent agenda — Barton Village North (SE) preliminary plat, Barton Village Phase 2 final plat, Lifepoint ER site plan
Raymond Harris preliminary site plan — 1601 SE Tater Peeler Road
Baugh Aviation Youth Education Center specific plan amendment
Tennessee Aviation Hall of Fame & Baugh Center specific plan amendment
Comprehensive update to the Subdivision Regulations
2027 Planning Commission meeting calendar
Consent Agenda Approval
Deferral of West Main Street Zoning Amendment
South College Street Future Land Use Plan Amendment
South College Street Zoning Atlas Amendment
Sign Regulation Amendments
State Law Compliance Sign Ordinance Update
Public Works Location Budget Amendment
Wastewater Treatment Plant Centrifuge Purchase
Electric Service Agreements Authorization
Water Purchase Contract Amendment
Food Truck Vendor Ordinance Amendment
Approval of Second Reading for TDOT Railroad Agreements
Voting record (16)
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South College Street Zoning Atlas Amendment
Water Purchase Contract Amendment
Motion to amend evaluation matrix
Rescind Annual Contribution to Wilson County Expo Center
Remove all sites scoring 32.7 or lower from further consideration while retaining the remaining highest-ranked candidate sites, including the newly added Site 22.
Forward the remaining candidate sites to the Mayor for contact with property owners to determine willingness to sell before the committee completes its final evaluation.
Narrow candidate sites and add Site 22 (Maple Hill Road)
Forward remaining candidate sites to the Mayor for willing-seller inquiries
Ordinance No. 26-74-33: Jimmy Floyd Center Renovation Amendment (Retain One Court)
Voted to support retaining a racquetball court.