Public Safety Committee (Building & Codes, Fire, Police)

PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE AGENDA DATE: December 18, 2019 LOCATION: City Hall Conference Room TtrME: 4:00 P.M. I. CAIL TO ORDER II. ANNOUNCE MEMBERS IN A'|'TENDANCE (VERIFY QUORUM) II]. ADOP]'ION OF MINUTES: October 16.2019 IV. DEPARTMENT REPORTS I . Building & Codes Department: Monthly Reports 2. Police Department: Monlhly Reports 3. Fire Rescue: Monthly Reports COMMITTEE ACTION REQUIRED None VI. CITY COLTNCIL ACTION REQUIRED ORDINANCH 49-2019-20: AN ORDINANCH TO AMEND THE CITY CODE PERTAINING TO A PROHIBITION ON ELECTRIC MOTORIZED BICYCLES. SCOOTERS, AND SKATEBO ARDS (Councilman lkileman) VII. OTHER None VIli. ADJOTJRNMENT IX. PUBLIC COMMENTS 1) Recovery S;,raposium presentation by April Bames. RN, Director of Outreach at The Next Door Treatment Center (Councilman Richmond)  PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES October 16,2019 - 4:00 p.m. City Hall Conference Room Attending Committee Members: Councilman Jeff Henley, Chairman; Councilman Erb, Councilman Travis Holleman; Councilman Vonde[1 Richmond: Councilwoman Wanda Smith Others Present: Mayor Joe Pitts, Fire Chief Freddie Montgomery, Police Chief Alonzo Ansley, Building & Codes Interim Director David Smith, Richard Stevens, Kathy Gray The meeting was called to order at 4:00 p.m. by Chairman Henley and it was noted there was a quorum. Minutes from the Scptember 18,2019 meeting were approved by the committee after a motion was made by Councilwoman Smith and seconded bv Councilman Richmond. BUILDING & CODES: -Mr. Smith stated that he would answer any questions regarding the monthly reports Commercial permits are tracking as usual. Permits are up on building, and are close in volume to two years ago. Codes has slowed down, probably due to a reduction in grass growing. Councilwoman Smith asked about the schedule for mowing and he said that the abatement crews mow Monday through Friday from 7am until 2:30pm. They have expanded the hours for contraetors this month. They are going paperless on inspections next week. They have had the software for some time and are now starting to use it. Councilwoman Smith asked how long citizens have to comply with codes violations. Mr. Smith said that they give l3 days on grass violations and then it takes three to four days to get to them. Housing code violations are given 30 days and junk cars are given 15 to 20 days. If not comected, violations are taken to City Court. Councilman Hcnley asked about the criteria on high grass and Mr. Smith said l3 inches is a violation. Councilman Richmond met with Animal Control regarding a recent report of a citizen operating a kennel. They do not think she is running a kennel and will conduct monthly visits. They may limit the numbcr of dogs allowable in the future. Councilman Henley asked if September multi-family figures were a record number and Mr. Smith said they processed out more than usual. POLICE DEPARTMENT: -Chief Ansley presented monthly reports and asked for questions He noted there were several businesses cited for beer sales. Mentioncd that the Lcadership Clarksville Law, Crimc & Justicc Day went very wsll last week. Councilwoman Smith is a current member and she said that the class and training were outstanding.  Councilman Henley mentioned the high number of vehicle burglaries and asked about a recent Idlewood Drive burglary. Chief Ansley said that is a cument major problem and he will check into that burgtary. He invited the committee to attend Crimeview meetings held every other Friday moming at 7am in the basement at CPD Headquarters. Mr. Stevens said that he sent a news release today regarding a Holiday Crime Prevention program urging residents to "Park Smart" and offering tips on holiday safety. Councilman Richmond mentioned that he went by the Police Headquarters recently and scheduled a meeting with Chief Ansley and a tour of some of the facilities next Tuesday. He suggested that others do so and Chief encouraged them to. FIRE DEPARTMENT: -Chief Montgomery gave a review ofthe monthly reports and asked for questions. Noted there were over 12,000 runs last month (5% fires), and $600,000 in property loss. Councilman Henley said in looking at past months it seems that runs are higher now. Chief Montgomery said that he will doublc check the numbers but it may be that this repofi includes five weeks. Mayor Pitts said that there is possibly morc accountability in rcporting now than in past months. Chief Montgomery gave a breakdown report to the Committec, highlighting on rhe following items: He stated that the drone has been delivered. Capt. Rios is currently in PIO training. He is startinglo look at garage building design with David Smith. They arc working on a better procedure for rracking work orders. He stated that training is very important and is a priority. They are working with the school system Stem Program. Three fire fighters who are on the Blue Way team recently went for training in Kentucky. The first phase of training was free and he commended the team for their initiative. He is working on tweaking the criteria lor employei evaluations. They are launching a Mental Health Monday safeqr program. Thcy are working with Human Resources on improving their promotion process. CITY COT]NCIL ACTION REQUIRED "A Resolution authorizing retirement of a Patrol Service Dog "Koda" from K-9 Unit and donation to Police Officer Keith Jones" Chief Ansley stated that Koda is nine years old today and was involved in an accident that left him with a spinal injury, unable to use his hind legs, preventing him from performing duties ofa Patrol Service Dog. He is aiking that Koda be retired and donated to his handler, Officer Keith Jones. We will compensate him a small amouni for veterinarian cost and food. The Resolution was approved by all after motion was made by Councilwoman Smith and seconded by Councilman Holleman. Chief Ansley said that a non-profit organization, Spike's K-9", is sponsoring a fund to provide medical assistance to Koda. They are not invoived witlithe Cityorthe CpD. DISCUSSION REGARDING CHANGING THE TIME OF BEER SALES ON SUNDAY Councilman Holleman said that he is working with City Attomey Lance Baker to draft an ordinance changing the time ofbeer sales on Sunday f'rom noon to l0:00 a.m. The City regulates beer sales and the State r.grLt.i liquor and wine sales. Currently, pursuant to state law, liquor and wine may be purchased on Sundays starting at l0:00 a.m. and he would like to see all alcohol sales consistent. It will have to go before the City CounciI but he would like to poll the committee today and get rheir thoughts. Chief Ansley .aid fro- a law enfbrcement standpoint he has no objections. Councilwoman Smith said that as a minister, she is opposed to the change and feels that the ministers in Clarksville will object. Councilman Richmond is also in ofposition frorn a peisonal standpoint. Councilman Holleman said hc supports it from a business aspect and hii talked to several local business owners who would like to see the change. Councilman Erb asked if we could change the process to abide by the State law on beer sales so the City will not have to regulate it. Councilman Holleman will check with Lance Baker on that and report back. There was no furthcr business Councilman Holleman made a motion to adjoum and Councilman Richmond seconded the motion. Submitted by: Kathy Gray Clarksville Police Department  BUILDING + CODES DEPARTMENT CLARKSV LLE IENNESSEE'S I a I MEMORANDUM TO: Public Safety Committee FROM: David Smith Interim Director RE Statistical and Rer enue Data DATE: December 18,2019 Enclosed herewith please find a comparison of the total number of permits issued for ne\n construction to include the estimated cost of construction for the 2017 and 2018 (January through December) calendar years, I am also enclosing a permit report for the 2019 calendar year. AIso included is a comparison of revenues received for City General during the 2011 l2}l8,20l8l2}l9 fiscal year and the 201912O20 fiscal year July through June. Ifyou have any questions or desire additional information please do not hesitate to contact me. DS:PDM l OO South Spring Street I Clarksville. TN 37O4O [931] 6,45-7 426 I Fax [931] 645-7 43O w\ /\ /. cityofclarksville. com  COMMERCIAL PERMITS 20I7 MONTI,I NUMBER oF PERMITS COST OF CONSTRUCTION JANUARY l{l $1r,986,813.00 FEBRUARY l9 s4,867,800.00 MARCH 2-5 $ 17,590,r0r.00 APRIL l5 $9.362.414.00 MAY 29 $5,039.368.00 JUNE )l $20,57 | .492.00 JULY 2l s r6, r39,500.00 AUGUST il $ 13.991,078.00 SEPTEMBER 50 s6. t47.626.00 OCTOBER 29 $ t6,304,242.00 NOVEMBER l3 $2,864.806.00 DECEMBER tl s3.889.000.00 TOTALS 2U1 st28,754,240.00 COMMERCIAL PERMITS 20I8 MONTII NUMBER oF PERMITS COSTOF CONSTRUCTTON JANT]ARY 9 $ r.260.286.00 FEBRUARY l0 $ 1,354,2 r9.00 MARCTI i0 s20,378,397.00 APRII, l6 $5,294.335.00 MAY 24 $ r6,706.63 1.00 JUNE 26 $7.0.18. 105.00 JULY 28 $ 17,399.943.00 AtJGtJST ll $ | .778. 158.00 SEPTEMBER I8 s3,49 t ,522.00 OCTOBER 21 s5,669,s60.00 NOVEMBER l7 s2.965.61i.00 DECEMBER 26 $ r0,486.898.00 TOTAI,S 239 $83,833,667.00 COMMERCIAL PERM ITS 2OI9 MON'I}I NUMBER OF PERMITS COST OF CONSTRUCTION JANUARY l9 $3, r33.288.00 FEBRUARY 32 s3,368.010.00 MARCH $4,445,16r.00 APRIT- l6 s10,028.746.00 MAY 2.7 s4,965,490.00 JUNE l9 $3,492,807.00 JULY l9 s9,504,287.00 AUGUST 2t $3,422.253 .00 SEPTEMBER 30 $7,62 r,03 I .00 OCTOBER l5 $r6,759.7r6.00 NOVEMBER l9 $22.539,669.00 DECEMBER TOTAI,S 218 s66,7.10,789.00  MULTI FAMILY PERMITS 20I7 MONTH N UMBER OF PERMITS COST OF CONSTRUCTION JANUARY s810.000.00 I)EBRUARY 0 s0.00 MARCH l $ 1,020,000.00 APRIL 2t s3.290.000.00 MAY I $ 120,000.00 JUNE ) $760.000.00 J t] I,Y 7 $ 1,795,000.00 ATJGUST 2 $864.000.00 SI-,PTEMBER 4 sr,r50,000.00 oC.IOBER 9 $2.568.000.00 NOVEMBER $1,291,900.00 Dt]CEMBER I s r00.000.00 TOTALS 57 sr J,778,900.00 MULTI FAMILY PERMITS 2OI8 MONTH NUMBER OF PERMITS COST OF CONSTRUCTION JANUARY ,l $620.000.00 FEBRUARY ) $420.000.00 MARCH 0 $0.00 APRIL 2 $450.000.00 MAY 1 s2.420,000.00 JUNE $690.000.00 JULY t1 $5,513,000.00 AUGUST 4 s r .000.000.00 SEPTEMBER 8 $3,718,022.00 OCTOBER 6 s r.675.000.00 NOVEMBER ) $t,319,745.00 DIJCF,MBER 2 $556.000.00 TOTALS 57 $ 18,38r,767.00 MULTI FAM ILY PERMITS 20T 9 MONTH NUMBER OF PERMITS COST OF CONSTRUCTION JANUARY 9 s2,650,000.00 FEBRUARY 6 $ 1,955,000.00 MARCH 21 $4,935,000.00 APRIL 34 $8,130.000.00 MAY t,1 $6.063.000.00 JUNE $ i ,290.000_00 JULY t2 $6,345.000.00 AT,]C [-IST 9 s3.215.000.00 SEPTEMBER l4 $4,860,000.00 OCTOBER t1 $4,679.000.00 NOVt]MBER 6 s I ,250,000.00 DECEMBER TOTALS l:15 $rs.192.000.00  SING LE FAMILY PERMITS 20I7 MONTH NUMBER OI: PERMITS COST OF CONSTRUCTION JANUARY 87 $ r0,123,390.00 I]I]BRUARY 58 $7.815,833.00 MA RCH 50 $6.270.728.00 APRIL 68 $8,651,312.00 MAY 67 $8, r 51,369.00 JUNE 77 s9.261.320.00 JULY 43 s5.186,357.00 AUGUST 89 s r0,958,655.00 SEPTEMBER '76 $8,r92,253.00 OC OBER 96 $ t2,400.685.00 NOVEMBER 42 ss,013,032.00 DECEMBER 48 ss,745,676.00 ToTAI,S 705 $97,770,6r 0.00 SINGLT] FAMILY PERMITS 20 I8 MoN IH NTJMBER OF PERMITS COSI'OF CONSTRUCTION JANUARY 14 $4.960.978.00 FEBRUARY 52 s7,814,269.00 MA RCH 8lt $ r0,365,725.00 APRIL 57 s6.179.045.00 MAY 76 s8.624.512.00 J UNE 71 $8,313,431.00 JTJLY '76 s8,646.1I1.00 AUGUST 31 s4,693,554.00 SEPTEMBER .19 $6.83 r.000.00 OCTOBER 32 $4,198,500.00 NOVEMBER .16 $5,469,614.00 DECEMBER 29 $4, r r 6,325.00 TOTALS 63.t $80,2r3,064.00 SINCLE FAMIL Y PERMITS 20I9 MONTTI NUMBER OF PERMITS COSTOF CONSTRUCTION JANUARY 59 $6,776,800.00 FTJBRUARY 35 $4,514,890.00 MARCH 89 s 10,89 r,847.00 APRIL 90 $ I 1.398.468.00 MAY 80 st r,107,026.00 JUNE 82 st r. r 22.533.00 JULY l9 $5,400.250.00 AUGUST 103 s 13,377,000.00 SEPTEMBER 86 s . 170,034.00 OCTOBER 92 s r2.500.1ss.00 NOVEMBER 7t $9,936,047.00 DECEMBER TOTALS 826 $108,195,050.00  REVENUES GENERATED FOR GENERAL F ND MONTH REVENUE JULY 20 I7 s t33.824.30 AUGUST 20 I7 $ r95.382. r0 SEPTEMBER 20 I7 st71.447.80 OCTOBER 2O I7 s2 10.962.80 NOVEMBER 20 I 7 s I 19.601 .50 DECEMBER 20 I7 $ t08.6s9.50 JANUARY 20 I 8 s r07. 152.00 FEBRUARY 20 I 8 $ | | 8,379.50 MARCH 20 I8 $226. i99.50 APzuL 20 I 8 s148.324.00 MAY 2018 $200.083.00 JUNE 20 ] 8 $ 174.000.50 TOTAL sl,91{,0 t 6.50 REVENUE L FUND MONTH REVUNtiFI JI]LY 2018 $228.208.00 AUGUST 20 I8 $125.751.00 SEPTEMBER 20 I 8 $ 108.330.00 OCTOBER 20 I8 $r rs.086.94 NOVEMBER 20 I 8 s120.770.29 DECEMBER 20 I 8 sl18.046.77 JANUARY 2019 $l 17.715.1,1 FEBRUARY 20 I9 s t30.852.38 MARCH 2019 $ r 95.485.93 APRIL 20 I9 $239,0 r9.36 MAY 20I9 $253.i 72.90 JTINE 20I9 s I87.462.30 TOTAL st,9,t0,l0 t.0l S CENERATED R EN FUND MONTH REVI]NIJF JULY 20 I9 $ 183.88 t .78 AUGUST 2019 $212,216. r0 SEPTEMBER 2O I9 $206.298.88 OCTOBER 2O I9 $267.48t. r9 NOVEMBER 20 I9 s237 .236.1 t DECEMBER 20 I9 JANUARY 202O FEBRUARY 202O MARCH 2O2O APRIL 2O2O MAY 2O2O JUNE 2O2O TOTAL $t,t07,1t6.66  BUILDING + CODES DEPARTMENT CLARKSV LLE TENNESSEE'S To I ANALYSIS OF ACTIVITY OF THE BUILDING & CODES DEPARTMENT NOVEMBER 2OI9 CODf, S ENFORCtrMENT DIVISION NEW CASES WORKED - CITIZEN COMPLAINTS RECEIVED: 100 - SELF INITIATED COMPLAINTS: 90 - TOTAL CASES WORKf,D: 190 - TOTAL NUMBER OF INSPECTIONS: 501 OTHER: TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES IN COMPLIANCE: 6t TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES WORKING TOWARD COMPLIANCE: 129 TOTAL NUMBER OF SIGN COMPLAINTS/ILLEGAL SIGNS REMOVED: 137 TOTALNUMBER OF SIGN PERMITS ISSUED: 42 TOTALNUMBER OF YARD SALE PERMITS ISSUED: I TOTAL NUMBER OF TENT/BIN PERMITS ISSUED: 5 TOTAL NUMBER OF DEMOLITION'S PERMITTED: 4 TOTAL NUMBER OF WARRANTS ISSUED: 0 TOTAL NUMBER OF GRAFFITI CASES (PROGRAM USED OiPENDING O) 0 TOTAL NUMBER OF DOMESTICATED HEN PERMITS: 0 CONSTRUCTION & PLANS REVIEW DIVISION TOTAL NUMBER OF PLANS REVIEWED: 29 TOTAL NUMBER OF COMMERCIAL INSPECTIONS CONDUCTED: r07 TOTAL NUMBER OF RESIDENTIAL INSPECTIONS CONDUCTED: 306 TOTAL NUMBER OF REINSPECTIONS JJ TOTAL NUMBER OF LANDSCAPE INSPECTIONS: 5 PLUMBING INSPECTION DIVISION TOTAL NUMBER OF NEW INSPECTIONS: TOTAL NUMBER OF WATER & SEWER REPLACEMENTS 137 TOTAL NUMBER OF BACKFLOW PREVENTER INSPECTIONS: 5 TOTAL NUMBER OF PLUMBING REINSPECTIONS: 21 GAS / Mf CHANICAL DIVISION TOTAL NUMBER OF GAS / MECHANICAL NSPECTIONS: i)4 TOTAL NUMBER OF GAS /MECHANICAL REINSPECTIONS 27 ELECTRICAL DIVISION TOTAL NUMBER OF NEW INSPECTIONS 602 TOTAL NUMBER OF REINSPECTIONS t7 1OO South Spring Street I Clarksville, TN 37O4O 1931) 645-7 426 I Fax [931] 645_7 43O \^/\ /w.cityofclarksvi Ile.com  BUILDING + CODES DEPARTMENT CLARKSV LLE TENNESSEE'S To I BUILDING & CODES DEPARTMENT ANALYSIS OF PERMITS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 2019 REVENUES GENERATED FOR GENERAL FLTND MON'I'I II,Y YEAR TO DATE (FISCAL YEAR) 132 Building Permits $ 138,974.21 826 Building Permits $ 618,28s.66 42 SignPermits $ 1,050.00 161 Sign Permits $ 4.150.00 320 Plumbing Permits $ 40,262.50 1721 Plumbing Permits $ 195.846.00 30,+ Gas Permits $ 24,309.00 1514 Gas Permits $ 128.523.00 J l+ Electrical Permits $ 28,101.00 1307 Electrical Permits $ 134,888.00 74 Miscellaneous $ 3,540.00 427 Miscellaneous g 20,624.00 5 Board ofZoning Appeals $ 1,000.00 24 Board of Zoning Appeals $ 4,800.00 1 l9t MONTHLY TOTAL $ 237 .236.71 5980 TOTAL YEAR TO DATE $ 1,107,116.66 New Residential Construction this Month sl r,r86,047.00 Total year to date $ 69,601,106.00 Non-Residential Construction this Month $22,539,669.00 Total year to date $ 59,846,956.00 Value of Repairs & Alterations this Month s 561 ,409.00 Total year to date $3,567 ,286.37 MONTHLY TOTAL $34.287,12s.00 YEARLY TOTAL $ I33,0I5,343.37 5 Houses demolished this month Total year to date: 19 0 Non-Residential Construction demolished this month Total year to date: 6 0 Houses/structures moved out ofthe City Total year to date: 0 I Number of Board ol Zoning Appeals Cases this month Total year to date: 25 1 Board ofZoning Appeals Cases Approved this month Total year to date: 22 0 Board of Zoning Appeals Cases Denied this month Total year to date: 1 0 Board of Zoning Appeals Cases Deierred this month Total vear to date: 2 0 Board ofZoning Appeals Cases (No Action Taken) Total year to date: 0 0 Board of Zoning Appeals Cases Withdrawn this month Total year to date: 0 TOTAL MONTHLY REVENUES GENERATED THROUGH THE BUILDING & CODES DEPARTMENT ..................S 237 236.7 | 1OO South Spring Street I Clarksville, TN 37O4O [931] €,45-7 426 I Fax [931] 645'-7430 ww\ /.cityofclarksville.com  N0vtMut R AgaTtMfNl l01il u a l) t , u l ) Address wo# NOV K L l\4 Rec Date Comp Date Grass Debris Hrly Rate S175.00 Lien Fees Dump Fees 705s9' AL OERTER DRIVE 20 0 Total Cost COMMENTS 6193 10t3112019 '1114t2019 1 0.5 ARVIN DRIVE 3487 $0.00 $0.00 90.00 s0.00 OWNER CORRECTED 6206 70689 11t22t2019 11125t2019 1 2 $24.00 AUSTIN ORIVE 910 $50.00 $0.00 s424.00 6163 70445 10124120,19 11t41201'9 SALIIMORE DRIVE 1 640 1 0.5 $24.00 $0.00 50.00 6208 $121.00 70644 11t22120't9 1't I26t20,tS 1 () c I RC LE D RIV E 0.5 $24.00 $25-00 50,00 $145.00 ACE c EMETE RY ) 6210 CP 111't812019 11120t2019 1 COBALT DRIVE 2829 1 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 CEMETERY 6212 7t623 1'12st2019 11126t2019 ti O STREET 4'2 1 0.s $24.00 $25.00 90.00 3149.00 6161 70483 10t16t2015 11t412013 ,) DANI€LLE DRIVE 563 1 0.5 s24.00 $25.00 s0.00 sr{9.00 6150 70482 10t1712019 1114t2019 1 i0 E ts EN HOW E R ROAO 1 86 1 s24.00 $0.00 i0.00 $199.00 6200 70604 1111212019 11t20t20.19 ll FT CAIlI u EL L BL VD 1 50 -1 507 6209 '1 1.5 524.00 $0.00 t0.00 $199.00 70696 11122t2019 11t25t2019 1l r FT CAITl! s L L B L VD 1 600- 632 6191 70521 111112019 1117t2A19 1 0.5 $24.00 525.00 s0.00 $149.O0 1J HOWARD STREET 803 1 0.5 $0.00 s0.00 $0.00 $0.00 OWNER CORRECTED 6189 11t1t2019 1'll1t2a19 ,| 1 )4 K E LL OGG SIR E ET I 1 s0.00 s0.00 $0.00 s0.00 CIlY PROPERTY 6159 70444 10122t2019 't1t1t2019 1 1 1 LANDING WAY 897 $24.00 $25.00 50.00 s224.00 6194 70467 10131t2019 111'15t2019 '| I6 MARTHA LANE 431 1 1 $24.00 s25.00 $0.00 $224.00 5r98 70547 '11r5t2019 1114at2019 17 MO R NI N GSID E D R tvE 204 1 0.5 $24.00 $0.00 $0.00 $124.00 6154 70516 '10t2512019 111112019 NADIA ORIVE 3745 1 0.s $24.00 s50.00 $0.00 s174.00 6202 70603 1118t2019 11120t2019 l,t NEED t\.loR t ROAD 8 60 1 1 $24.00 90.00 $0.00 s199.00 6205 70468 11t'15/2019 20 NINTH STREET s49 11/19/2019 1 1 l s24.00 $50.00 $0.00 s599.00 5207 70704 1'|22t2019 't112612019 ll N o RTH FIEL D D R IVE 28 I 6199 1 1 3 524.00 $100.00 $0.00 $649.00 239 11t6t2019 11t20120as i'? OVERTON DRIVE 6,I 7 1 0.5 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $o 0tl GRATTITI 6204 70651 11114t2015 '11t20t2019 ,1 PAULA DRIVE 543 0.5 S0.oo $0.00 90.00 $0 00 OWNER CORRECTED 6149 70484 10n 6/2019 11t1t2t19 l,l PEA c r.l E R s LL ROAD 611 1 0.5 50.00 $0 00 s0.00 s0 oo OWNER CORRECTED 6165 70552 1012912019 11!4t2019 1 1 POWELL ROAD 1 870 1 524.00 t2s.00 50.00 s224.00 6125 70268 10t1t2019 11115t2019 'I 1 0.5 OF ESS o L RK D R IVE 84 $0.00 $0.00 50.00 s0 0a OWNER CORRECTED 6196 70470 11t1t20,t9 )/ RO ES s I o NAL PK D R 40GIC 1 11t2012019 I 0.5 $0.00 $0.00 $o.oo s0.00 OWNER CORRECTET] 8 .01 6195 70459 1'u1t2019 11120t2019 1 0.5 PR OV IDEN c E BL D 7 22 s0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 OWNER CORRECTED 6203 70566 11tAt2019 11120t2019 1 1.5 RA LIE G H DR VE 30 s24.00 52s.00 $0.00 $3rt.50 6211 706rs 1'v21t20.ts 1112512019 1 1 s24.00 .i0 SH ELBY STREET 456 $25.00 $0.00 $224.00 6190 CP 1111t2019 111't2019 ll ST T E LIN E R OAD S 6 H D 6135 1 1 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 s0.00 CITY PROPERTY 70295 10t7t2019 'l1t'|t201s r;) TAB BY DRIVE 3208 1 1 0.5 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 OWNER CORRECTEO 6188 70518 't0t30t2019 11t4!2019 1 1 1 s24.00 $0.00 s0.00 sr99 00 1212/2O!9 1  NOVTMETR ABATTMTN"T 2019 L u It tr L]j Address TYL E RIOW N R OAD 1 0 2 1 wo# I ryq:r 6201 Rec Date I 6 Date Grass Debris H ll Rate $175.00 Lien Fees ) Dump Fees I Misc Fees I Total Cost t/ COMT/IENTS Lrlgqu 11t'1212019 1,U21t2019 I 5.5 $24.00 $'150.00 $0.00 L:r V€RAND CIRCLE 322 3 6187 I zosar 10t3012019 $1,311.50 Iu WARFIELD DRIVE 804 1 6150 70396 10t18t2019 11t19t2019 11t4t2019 1 1 1 05 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 OWNER CORRECTED .16 WEST c HE STER DRIVE 3 0 5 1 1 $24.00 $0.00 s0.00 $199.00 6't 62 70532 10124t2019 1111s12019 t/ 1 1 1.5 s24.00 $25.00 $0.00 s311.50 40 41 4) .11 45 /1{, 4/ ,1il 4!, 5t \2 :)/ !3 60 t,l TOTALS 21 24 38.5 s528.00 $650 00 50.00 $6,515.50 t2 /2/ Zot<) )  Clarksville Police Department ABC Stats NOVEMBER 2019 fl applied $ paid Beer Card Applications 18 s 360.00 Beer Permit Applications 3 5 1,2s0.00 Special Event Permit Apps 0 s S Paid Privilege Tax s 266.64 Civil Penalties s 1,s00.00 S Paid Adult Oriented Establishments s Beer Eoord lnlormotion : EVent NONE t Thai Bowl Restaurant 1761 Tiny Town Rd, Suite E ON premise Fred's One Stop 360 Kraft Street OFF premise Yada 111 Franklin Street ON/Catering Mr. Billy's Bar & Grill 557 Dover Road ON premise Tina Brown Under Ground [ounge 110 Franklin Street ON premise Cito 15-day suspension or civil Dollar General S1255 - 324 Madison St renartv - ralo penalty of 5250.00 lcivir )ollar General ,100249 15-day suspension or civil Civil Penalty - PAID 3315 Ft Campbell Blvd penalty of ssoo.o0 Liya's Tobacco and Erew 15-day suspension or civil Civil Penalty - PAID 2201 Ft Campbell Blvd penalty of 5500.00 Oak Grove Piggly wiggly 15-day suspension or civil Civil Penalty - PAID 3441 Ft Campbell Blvd penahy oI S1,000.00  Problem Type Summary lt32 ?A L2/2l2OL9 Data Source: Data Warehouse Agency: LrAW Oivision: Clarksville PD District 1, Clarksville PD District 2, Clarksville PD Distrlct 3 Day Range: Date From t llll2Ol9 To lll30/2019 . 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B6 60 '75 0 792 5.89i 05 94 89 100 95 B9 96 105 109 9'1 115 11L 0 110 0 8.19t 06 229 243 223 253 220 221 220 239 224 300 242 0 2544 !9.241 -13 '72 0? 50 69 57 60 60 10 61 80 0 1L7 5.33r 08 a2 12 a2 6'1 '19 95 B5 t-00 83 L22 109 0 916 1.261 09 L2! 132 108 1,A 6 741 r21 150 135 726 142 0 1459 10.861 10 9't '76 14 104 722 90 93 B9 95 120 93 0 1053 7 ,841 1L 42 46 44 65 13 5B 55 41 62 62 0 626 4.66t t2 29 20 2'l 2B 39 36 2B 46 0 34 3 2.551 E'P 0 1 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 6 0.04t Iot l Run! by !{onth .ran 1181 Aeb l-021 Mrr 1151 Apr 1205 Wy 126'l Jun 1213 aIuI 12 4 5 ftrg 12?5 aop 1208 O6t 1399 Nov 1258 D.o 0 Grrnd lotal Ruas: L3429 l i ).2/a3/2A19 06: s? Page i  Clarkcville E'ire Eire Rescuc *Monthly Incident fype Report (surmary1 * AJ.atm Date Betseen ILL/OL|?O19!, Ar;,d ILL/3O/2O791 Pot of EotrI Pot of fncid.at Tyge Count lrrsld.ntt 8!t Loa! !o9!a! I I.iae 111 Building flre 9 0.71-t $311,550 73 .85t 113 Cooking fire, confj.ned to container 9 0.71.t s3,7so 0 .BBI 114 Chinney or flue fire, confined to chimney 4 0.318 s150 0 .03I 116 Fuel burner/boj,1er malfunction, fire 1 0.0?* $0 0 .00* 131 Passenger vehicle fire 7 0.55t $36,350 I . 61? 141 Forest, rioods or wildfand fire 2 0.158 0 .00* 142 Brush or brush-and-grass mixture fire 5 0.39t $0 0 .008 143 crass fire 5 0.39t s0 0 .00t 151 Outside rubbish, trash or waste fire 5 0.39t 91.500 0 153 Construct.ion or dernoLition landfifl fire 1 0,01* $o 0 .003 154 Dumpster or other outside trash receptacle 2 0.15t s0 0 .00t 50 3.97N 9353,300 83.76* 2 ov.rl't6tsure RuptuE , Etaplorion, ov.rhatt (no flro) 251 Excessive heat. scorch burns wlth no 1 0.0?8 $0 0.00 3 1 0.07& $o 0.00* 3 ReBcu. 6 E[arg.tlsy U.dl'crl g.rvica lacLdcnt 311 Medical assist. assist El,lS crew 81 6.43* 0.00* 3111 Cardiac Arrest 0.718 $0 0.00I 3113 Childbirtb and or complications during 3 0.238 $0 0.00t 3114 Severe Shock or Burns 2 0.158 $0 0.00t 3116 Arteria.I or Uncontrolled Bleeding 2 0,15t $0 0.00E 3118 Anputation or Near Anputation 1 0.078 $0 0.00t 3119 Diabetic Emergency 5 0.39t s0 0.00* 320 Energency nredical service, other 35 2.78* s0 0.00s 321 EMS ca1l, excluding vehicle accident iiith 193 15.34t $0 0.003 3210 Sel zuxe 46 3.65* s0 0.003 3211 Difficutty Breathing 91" 't.23* 0.00t 90 3212 Chest Pain 78 6.20* $0 0.008 3213 Asthma Attack 0.233 3 90 0.00t 3214 Stroke 12 0.95t $o 0.00t 3215 Allerqic Reaction 0.47t 6 $0 0.00t 3 216 overdose 5Z 4.13t $0 0.00t 321? lift Assist a't 3.738 90 0.00r I 321"9 Unconcious pat ient 1.7 4$ 90 0.00t 322 Motot vehicte acciden!: with injuries 51 4.0s t $0 0.003 323 Motor vehicle /pedestri an accident (MV ped) 0,15t 2 0.00t 3231 Bicycle Accident 0,07E 1 $0 0.00? l 324 Motor Vehicfe Accident with no injuries r2l 9,61S l I68, s00 16.232 I j 72/04/2019 a9:2a Page 1  Clarkeville Eire Fire Rercuc *t{onthty Incident rll)e Report ( Sununary) * Al.aaar Date Botw.6n ILL|OL|2OL9I And {11130/2019} Pot ot lot!1 Pct of IncldGnt lype Count tncldanti Elt loBt ,,ossc! 3 Recouo & Et!.rg.ncy l{edioal 8arvic. InoLdant 3241 D. O.A 13 1.03r s0 0.00t 331 Lock-in (if lock out r use 511 ) 1 0.078 $0 0.00t 352 Extricatj-on of victin{s) fr.om vehicle 2 0.158 SO 0.00t 356 High-ang1e rescue 1 0.07c 90 0.00t 365 Waterc.aft rescue 1 0.07* s0 0.00t 381 Rescue or EMS standby 1 0.0?8 s0 0.00* 3 811 Standby Eor tifefl.iqht 4 0.31-t $0 0.0c8 986 7 0 .42* i68, s00 16.23$ a HrE.rdouc Conditlon (No F1!.) 411 casofine or other flarnmable liquid spil1 5 0.39? 90 0.00t 4l-2 Gas .Ieak (natuial gas or LPG) 4 0.31t 90 0.00t 413 oil or other combustible liquid spifl 1 0.07$ s0 0.008 424 Carboa nonoxrde incident 'l 0.55t $0 0.009 440 Electrj-ca.l wiri ng / equipnent prob.Iem, Olher 4 0.31s 90 0.00* 442 Overheated motor 3 0.23t s0 0.00t 444 Power line down 2 0.15t 90 0.00* 4444 Transfor.ner Fire 3 0.23* s0 0.00t 445 Arcing, shorted electrical equipment 1 0.55t 90 0.00s 460 Accident, potential accident, Other 1 0.07t 90 0.008 481 Attenpt to burn I 0.07t s0 0,00t 38 3.02$ $o 0.00t 5 s.ryic€ CrU 500 service Cal1, other 1 0.073 $0 0.00* 510 Person in distress, Other 2 0.158 $0 0.008 511 Lock-out 3 0.238 $0 0.00* 520 l^Iater problem, Other 1 0.07* 90 0.00* 522 rdater or steam leak 1 0.07t 90 0.00* 550 Public service assistance, Other 2 0.158 90 0.008 551 Assist police or other governmenta.]. agency 1 0.07t s0 0.00t 552 Police matter 2 0.15t $0 0.00* l 554 Assist inva.Li-d 1 0.07t $0 0.00t l 551 Unauthorized burning 5 0.398 $0 0,008 l 19 1.51t $o 0.00e I i I l 5 Good fnt€nt Ca1l l 600 Good intent ca.lL, Other 4 0.31* 90 0.008 611 Dispalched & cancelled en route B4 6.612 $0 0.008 12 /04 /2019 09t20 Page 2  Clarkavillc Eire lire Boacue *tdonthly Incident lf,Tre Report ( Summary) * Alarm Date Between l1l/OL/2OL9l And {11130,/2019} Pct of fot.l Pct of tncLd.nt Tfp. Count lacLdantg Eat I]qet LOteag 6 Good Int nt CBIJ. 622 No Incident found on arrival at dispatch 36 2.862 s0 0.009 631 Authorized controlled burning 5 0.39"6 $0 0.0ct 650 Stean, Other gas nlstaken for smoke, Other 2 0.15? $o 0.008 651 Snoke scare, odor of smoke 1 0.553 90 0.003 652 Stearn, vapor, fog or dust thought to be 1 0.0?t s0 0.00I 6-11" HazMaL release investigation w/no HazMat 2 0.158 $0 0.008 t4L LL.20S 9o 0.00& 7 Fak. lI.!0 6 Eali. Cr-t t' 711 Municipal alarm systen, malicious false 1 0.07 B $0 0.00t 713 Telephone, maticious false alarm 1 0.07s So 0.009 ?14 centraL station, maLicious false a.larn 1 0.07* $0 0.009 731 Sprinkler activation due to malfunction 2 0.15t s0 0.00t 732 Extinguishinq, system activation due to 1 0.07 c $o 0.00* 733 Smoke detector activation due to 10 0.?98 $o 0.00* 735 Alarn systern sounded due to ma.Ifunction 10 0.79t $0 0,003 f36 CO detector activation due to malfunction 4 0.318 $o 0,00c 743 Smoke detector activation, no fire - 28 2.222 $0 0.c03 744 Detector activation, no fire - 11 0.87t 9o 0.00? 745 Alarn system act.ivation. no fire - 40 3.17t $o 0.00e 7{6 Carbon monoxide detector acti.vation, no CO 11 0.87t s0 0.00t L20 9.53t 9o 0 .00t 9 Sp.ol,al Inol.dcnt qTr. 911 Cj.ti zen comp] a int 3 0.23$ $0 0.00c 3 0.23& $o 0.008 Total Incid€nt count: L25a lotal Elt l,os!: 9r21, 800 j l I 72/A4/201-9 09:2A Page 3  ORDINANCE 49-2019-20 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE PERTAINING TO A PROHIBITION ON ELECTRIC MOTORIZED BICYCLES, SCOOTERS, AND SKATEBOARDS WHEREAS​, the state law private act Charter of the City of Clarksville, at Article I, Section 4, and Section 5, sub-sections (19), (26), (28), (34), (35), (53), and (57) provides authority to the City to provide for and to protect public health, safety, and general welfare, and to regulate motorized vehicles, streets, alleys, trails, parks, and sidewalks, ​inter alia​; and WHEREAS​, the City Council finds that recent transportation and technology innovations have led to new mobility options for people and have created a new market for both privately owned, and commercial on-demand, shared, dockless, small vehicles and vehicle systems, which may include, but is not limited to, electric motorized bicycles, scooters, and / or skateboards; and WHEREAS​, the City Council finds that although this new low-emission transportation technology platform offers some benefits to the public, the use of this new transportation technology often results in shared dock-less small vehicles being placed, dropped off, and left unattended, virtually anywhere in the public right-of-way, to include on or along public streets, parks, and sidewalks, in a haphazard, dangerous, chaotic, and unsafe manner for pedestrians, motorists, and other small vehicle users, and the operator themself; and WHEREAS​, the City Council further finds that the use of said shared dock-less small vehicles wherein said vehicles are placed, dropped off, and left unattended can impede both vehicular and pedestrian traffic, to include the traversing of City streets and sidewalks by persons with disabilities sometimes even making them inaccessible, and creates generally a tripping, stumbling hazard and nuisance to the public, and the potential for motor vehicle / pedestrian accidents and / or property damage from careless or negligent use or placement of said vehicles; and WHEREAS​, the City Council further finds that the use of said shared dock-less small vehicles wherein said vehicles are placed, dropped off, and left unattended can impede commercial foot traffic to local merchants, stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues by generally blocking access and egress, and creating blockages along sidewalks and at doorways; and WHEREAS​, the City Council further finds that when said vehicles are placed, dropped off, and left unattended the effect is to create a cluttered environment and an unappealing aesthetic look; and WHEREAS​, the City Council finds that numerous other cities who have had extensive experience with said vehicles and vehicle systems and the regulation of same have encountered numerous safety problems and regulatory enforcement problems, to include several cities in Tennessee such as Nashville and Chattanooga; and WHEREAS​, the City Council finds that the detriments and costs to the City and the public outweigh any potential benefits from the use of such vehicles and vehicle systems, and that the use and / or operation of such vehicles and / or vehicle systems, or the rental of, or offering to rent, such vehicles and / or vehicle systems, should be prohibited on and along City public streets, roads, alleys, right-of-ways, or sidewalks within the Central Business District as established, and as may be amended from time to time, in the City zoning code, and on and along all arterial or collector roads as listed in Appendix H (Access Regulations) of the City Code and all public sidewalks running along said roads, and in all City owned parks, and the City owned Clarksville Greenway trail system. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE: 1. That Title 9 (Motor Vehicles and Traffic) of the Official City Code should be and is hereby amended by adding a new chapter seven (Chapter 7. Electric Motorized Bicycles, Scooters, and Skateboards) as follows: Chapter 7. Electric Motorized Bicycles, Scooters, and Skateboards. Section 9-701. Definitions. For purposes of this chapter, the following words and phrases shall have the meanings set forth below: a. “Dockless Small Vehicle System” ​shall mean a system or equipment which provides electric motor powered bicycles or scooters, and / or electric or gasoline motor powered skateboards, or similar types of small electrically powered or partially powered vehicles for public use, to include for short-term rentals, which may be locked and unlocked without the requirement of a bicycle rack or other docking station, designed for shared use utilizing the Global Positioning System (GPS) or other similar technology. b. “Dockless Small Vehicle” ​shall mean an electric motorized bicycle or scooter, or electric or gas motorized skateboard, or other similar type of small electrically powered or partially powered vehicle which may be locked and unlocked without the requirement of a bicycle rack or other docking station, designed for shared use utilizing the Global Positioning System (GPS) or similar technology, but shall not include a motorized wheelchair, or other personal mobility device designed for and used by a disabled person. c. “Electric Motorized Bicycle” ​shall mean two- or three wheeled small vehicle that has handlebars, and a seat for the rider, that is powered by an electric motor either wholly or in conjunction with human power, but shall not include a motorized wheelchair, or other personal mobility device designed for and used by a disabled person.  d. “Electric Motorized Scooter” ​shall mean any two- or three-wheeled small vehicle that has handlebars, and a floorboard or deck designed to be stood upon while being ridden or used as a mode of transportation, that is powered by an electric motor either wholly or in conjunction with human power, but shall not include a motorized wheelchair, or other personal mobility device designed for and used by a disabled person. e. “Electric or Gas Motorized Skateboard” ​shall mean a self-propelled small vehicle or platform device that has at least two tandem wheels that has a floorboard or deck designed to be stood upon while being ridden or used as a mode of transportation, that is powered by a electric or gasoline operated motor, but shall not include a motorized wheelchair, or other personal mobility device designed for and used by a disabled person. Section 9-702. Dockless Small Vehicles and Vehicle Systems Use Prohibited. a. It shall be unlawful to provide, or to offer for use or rent, or to rent, a Dockless Small Vehicle, either standing alone, or in connection with, or as a part of, a Dockless Small Vehicle System, on and along City public streets, roads, alleys, right-of-ways, or sidewalks within the Central Business District as established, and as may be amended from time to time, in the City zoning code, and on and along all arterial or collector roads as listed in Appendix H (Access Regulations) of the City Code and on all public sidewalks running along said roads, and in all City owned parks, and the City owned Clarksville Greenway trail system. b. It shall be unlawful to park, leave standing, leave lying, or to abandon, or to otherwise place or locate a Dockless Small Vehicle on and along City public streets, roads, alleys, right-of-ways, or sidewalks within the Central Business District as established, and as may be amended from time to time, in the City zoning code, and on and along all arterial or collector roads as listed in Appendix H (Access Regulations) of the City Code and on all public sidewalks running along said roads, and in all City owned parks, and the City owned Clarksville Greenway trail system. c. It shall be unlawful to use or operate any Dockless Small Vehicle on and along City public streets, roads, alleys, right-of-ways, or sidewalks within the Central Business District as established, and as may be amended from time to time, in the City zoning code, and on and along all arterial or collector roads as listed in Appendix H (Access Regulations) of the City Code and on all public sidewalks running along said roads, and in all City owned parks, and the City owned Clarksville Greenway trail system. Section 9-703. Citation to City Court; Civil Fine for Violation; Impoundment. a. Any City law enforcement office, and / or any City Parking Commission agent, is hereby empowered to issue a citation to any person or business entity for any violation of any of the provisions of this chapter. Citations so issued may be delivered in person to the alleged violator, or the citation may be delivered by registered mail to person so charged if  they cannot be readily found, or to the registered agent for any business entity. Any citation so delivered or mailed shall direct the alleged violator to appear in City Court on a specific day and at a specific hour stated upon the citation; and the time so specified shall be not less than seventy-two (72) hours after its delivery in person to the alleged violator, or less than ten (10) calendar days of mailing same. Citations issued for violations of any provisions of this chapter shall be tried in the City Court. The City Court Judge shall determine whether the City has proven by a preponderance of the evidence that the alleged violator has in fact committed the alleged violation, and if so, the City Court Judge shall impose a civil monetary fine as penalty against any person or business entity found to have violated any provision of this Chapter, said fine not to exceed FIFTY DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($50.00) for each violation. Each day of violation, and each incident involving a separate Dockless Small Vehicle, shall be deemed a separate and distinct violation. 2. This ordinance is adopted pursuant to the City of Clarksville state law private act Charter and state law of general application. If any section, sub-section, or sub-part, sentence, clause, or phrase is declared invalid or otherwise void by a court of competent jurisdiction, it shall not affect any remaining provision hereof. In this regard the City Council finds and declares that it would have adopted this ordinance notwithstanding any partial invalidity hereof. 3. In the case of conflict between this ordinance or any part hereof, and the whole or any part of any other existing ordinance of the City, the provision that establishes the higher or stricter standard shall prevail. 4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon final passage on second reading by the City Council. FIRST READING: SECOND READING: EFFECTIVE DATE: