Vincent Fuqua
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Vincent Fuqua's platform focuses primarily on addressing critical infrastructure challenges in Spring Hill, specifically targeting inadequacies in the city's roads and sewer systems.
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Campaign promises (1)
- infrastructureVincent Fuqua aims to tackle Spring Hill road and sewer inadequacies.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 26
- Total speaking time
- 1:59:41
- Avg per meeting
- 4:36
- Segments
- 1620
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Top issues during term (20)
Protection of Unmarked Historic Cemetery
Mowing alone costs about $7,000 a year against roughly $3,000 in donations in a typical year.
Legacy Pointe Phase 1 Final Plat
Potentially avoids re-paving wear from construction traffic, but timing could create rework costs if deferred; no city cost figure is stated.
Southern Springs Phase 4B Retention Pond Drainage
Substantial private property damage and potential infrastructure repair costs.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car Site Plan & Sidewalk Requirements
Generates commercial activity and accommodates business growth in Spring Hill.
Development Infrastructure and Bonding
About $12-13 million of borrowed money must be committed within a 24-month window to avoid an arbitrage rebate liability.
Twice Daily Beer Permit Transfers
Mountain View Phases 1 and 2 Infrastructure & Safety Conditions
Potential property damage claims could arise if construction methods lack rigorous oversight.
Internal Control Manual and Financial Policies
Helps streamline administrative processes and protects city funds without adding new expenditures.
Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget and Employee Step Plan
No specific figures were given; revenues are tracking normally for this point in the fiscal year.
FY25 and FY26 Audit and Financial Tracking
No direct cost discussed, but a smooth audit protects the city's financial standing.
Project Blue and Spring Hill Commerce Center Infrastructure
A surety covering replacement tree/landscaping costs, secured by cash or letter of credit, is proposed.
Library Policy Update Schedule
Library Budget and Operations
96% of the FY 2026 library budget spent, all within budget.
Library Land Acquisition (Letter of Intent)
The library groups' contributions toward the land purchase are being formalized, though the dollar amounts weren't stated in this meeting.
Capital Improvement Plan and Funding Strategy
Directly concerns how remaining 2024 bond proceeds will be allocated and spent.
Sewer Moratorium and Capacity Allocation Framework
The city has used only 960 gallons of its 100,000-gallon discretionary reserve; how it's allocated shapes which businesses and developments can grow.
Purchasing Policy Amendment
Raises the dollar limit for purchases that can bypass formal competitive bidding and board review.
New Addressing Manual
State Law Forces Faster Development Decisions
Applications denied after two reviews within the 60-day window entitle applicants to 50% of their fees back, and missed deadlines mean automatic approvals.
Fixed-Time Permit Reviews
Decisions during term (322)
Recorded while Fuqua was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of October meeting minutes
Resolution 26-305 — Recognition of Adisyn Camille Bunker
Consent agenda — Resolutions 26-306, 26-307, 26-308, 26-309
Resolution 26-310 — Barkley Park donation from Girl Scout Troop 2813
Financial Reports, August 2026
BOMA Minutes
Department Reports
Committee/Commission Reports & Minutes
Consider Resolution 26-290, authorizing acceptance of Offer of Dedication for June Lake-Sanitary Sewer Pump Station.
Consider Resolution 26-291, to approve Amendment No. 3 for Lose Design for the Public Works Facility at the Community Services Annex Site.
Consider Resolution 26-292, to approve a supplement request from the Corradino Group for Construction Engineering Inspection Services for the Buckner Lane/Port Royal Road Intersection Improvements.
Consider Resolution 26-293, to approve a Task Order from Thomas and Hutton for Utility Relocation Construction Engineering Inspection Services for the Buckner Lane/Port Royal Road Intersection Improvements.
Consider Resolution 26-294, to approve a Relocation Agreement from Middle Tennessee Electric for electric facilities for the Buckner Lane/Port Royal Road Intersection Improvements.
Consider Resolution 26-295, to approve an extension for the Non-Binding Letter of Intent to purchase property located at 3690 John Lunn Road for the Advanced Purification and related public uses.
Consider Resolution 26-296, to award a contract to MSD Environmental Services, Inc. for the rental of a Mobile Belt Filter Press System.
Consider Resolution 26-297, to authorize the City of Spring Hill to accept the Public Entity Partners' Property Conservation Grant.
Consider Resolution 26-298, to authorize the City of Spring Hill to apply for the Fiscal Year 2026 Bulletproof Vest Partnership Grant.
Consider Resolution 26-299, authorizing the application of Walmart's Spark Good Grant Program.
Consider Resolution 26-300, providing preliminary approval and guidance for the development and regulatory review of an alternative wastewater treatment system to serve White Hall Addition located at 2540 Duplex Road to maintain compliance…
Consider Resolution 26-301, to approve listing on GovDeals of replaced stove/oven from the Fire Department.
Voting record (7)
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Discussion -- Financial Policies Update - Grants Administration Policy
Would like to see language corrections and a memo from Napier on intent and decision rates before proceeding.
Resolution 26-52: Appointing Marian Lapenta to Parks and Recreation Commission
Resolution 26-53: Calling Upon Williamson County Commission to Rescind Growth Plan Resolution
Resolution 26-54: Adopting 2026 Legislative Agenda
Resolution 26-55: CCTV Inspection Services Task Order
Ordinance 26-01: Sewer Capacity Reserve Amendment (First Reading)
Resolution 26-43: Phase Two Walnut Street Skate Park Funds
Noted the city was looking at closing the year in a deficit and budget season constraints made funding unwise.