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Please Note: All Planning Commission meetings will start immediately after Design and Review Commission meetings or at 6:30 as a default time.
There is NO DRC meeting this month due to a lack of an agenda.
Agendas
- November 21 – Election Induction Ceremony
- Nov 21 – BOA Regular Meeting Agenda
- Nov 14 – Special Called Notice
- Nov 14 – Special Called Agenda
- Nov 5 – DRC Agenda
- Nov 5 – Planning Commission Agenda
- Oct 17 – BOA Executive Meeting Agenda
- Oct 17 – BOA Regular Meeting Agenda
- October 3 – BOA Work Session
- September 24 – Board of Zoning Appeals Agenda
- Sept 19 – BOA Regular Meeting Agenda
- Sept 3 – BOA Special Called Meeting
- September 3 – Planning Commission Agenda
- August 28 – Board of Zoning Appeals
- August 26 – BOA Work Session & Special Meeting
- August 15 – BOA Regular Meeting
- August 6 – Planning Commission
- August 6 – Design Review Commission
- July 18 – BOA Regular Meeting
- July 2 - Design Review Agenda
- July 2 – Planning Commission Agenda
- June 29 – BOA Special Called Meeting
- June 25 – Board Of Zoning Appeals Agenda
- June 20 – BOA Regular Meeting
- June 6 – BOA executive Session
- May 29 – BOA Work Session
- May 28 – Board Of Zoning Appeals Agenda
- May 16 – Beer Board Agenda
- May 16 – BOA Regular Meeting Agenda
- May 7 – DRC Agenda
- May 7 – Planning Commission Agenda
- April 18 – BOA Regular Meeting Agenda
- April 4 – BOA Work Session
- April 2 – Planning Commission Agenda
- March 26 – Board Of Zoning Appeal Agenda
- March 21 – BOA Regular Agenda
- March 5 – Planning Commission Meeting
- March 7 – BOA Work Session
- February 15 – Beer Board Agenda
- February 15 – BOA Regular Meeting
- February 6 – Design Review Agenda
- February 6 – Planning Commission Agenda
- February 1 – BOA Work Session Agenda
- January 23 – Board of Zoning Appeals Agenda
- January 18 – BOA Regular Meeting Agenda
- January 18 – BOA Exectutive Session Agenda
- January 4 – BOA Work Session Agenda
- January 2 – Planning Commission Agenda
- January 2 - Design Review Agenda
Minutes
- Unapproved September 2024 BOA Meeting Minutes
- September BOA Special Called Meeting Minutes
- August BOA Special Called Meeting Minutes
- August BOA Regular Meeting Minutes
- July 2024 - BOA Minutes
- May – June 2024 Minutes
- April 2024 Meeting Minutes
- March 2024 Meeting Minutes
- March Planning Commission Minutes
- February Planning Commission Minutes
- February 2024 BOA Minutes
- February 2024 Beer Board Minutes
- January 22 BOA Minutes
- January 18 BOA Minutes
- Dec 2023 Meeting Minutes
- November 2023 Minutes
- October Beer Board & Regular Meeting Minutes
- October 2023 Minutes
- August & September 2023 Minutes
- July 2023 Minutes
- July 6, 2023 Minutes
- June 22, 2023 Minutes
- June 8, 2023 Minutes
- June 15, 2023 Minutes
- June 29, 2023 Minutes
- May 22, 2023 Minutes
- May 23, 2023 Minutes
- May 30, 2023 Minutes
- May 18 – Regular Called Meeting Minutes
- May 11 – 5:30 Special Called Meeting Minutes
- May 11 - 5:15 Special Called Meeting Minutes
- March 2023 Meeting Minutes
- February 2023 Meeting Minutes
- Nov15 Special Called Meeting
- January 2023 Meeting Minutes
- October 2022 Meeting Minutes
- September 15, 2022 BOA Meeting Minutes
- August 01, 2022 - Special Call Minutes
- June 22, 2022 - BOA Meeting Minutes
- July 21, 2022 - Meeting Minutes
“Oakland TN was established in 1830 on both sides of Stage Road, a road running from Memphis through Raleigh, through Oakland and on to Somerville. Dr. James A. Hunter erected the first house and he and his brothers opened the first dry goods store. By 1831, Oakland had enough residents for a post office.” from The History of Fayette County, Tennessee pages 256-257
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“Oakland TN was established in 1830 on both sides of Stage Road, a road running from Memphis through Raleigh, through Oakland and on to Somerville. Dr. James A. Hunter erected the first house and he and his brothers opened the first dry goods store. By 1831, Oakland had enough residents for a post office.” from The History of Fayette County, Tennessee pages 256-257