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GNRC


Greater Nashville Regional Council

501 Union Street, 6th Floor

Nashville, Tennessee 37219-1705
Executive Committee Meeting

Wednesday, March 20, 2013 - 10:45 a.m.

Music City Central

400 Charlotte Avenue



Nashville, Tennessee

MINUTES


THOSE IN ATTENDANCE:


Rogers Anderson

Williamson County

Howard Bradley

Robertson County

Fred Burton

Wilson County

Mike Carter

Westmoreland

Sam Childs

Coopertown

Philip Craighead

Lebanon

Carlie Cruze

Senator Corker’s Office

Kevin S. Davenport

Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency

Scott Foster

Hendersonville

Jo Ann Graves

Gallatin

Gerald Herman

White House

Anthony Holt

Sumner County

Randall Hutto

Wilson County

Rick Johnson

Ashland City

Larry McGoogin

Tennessee Department of Transportation

Kim McMillan

Clarksville

Ken Moore

Franklin

Daryl Phillips

Cheatham County

Jimmy Smith

Clarksville

Harold Spray

Berry Hill

Bill Terry

TACIR

Jessie Wallace

Humphreys County

Ken Wilber

Portland




Tauna Blaisdell

GNRC

Greer Broemel

GNRC

Patty Cavanah

GNRC

Amanda Evilcizer

GNRC

Amanda Giner

GNRC-MADC

Grant Green

GNRC

Jovia King

GNRC

Tim Roach

GNRC

CALL TO ORDER

President Scott Foster called the Executive Committee Meeting to order at approximately 10:45 a.m. on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at the Music City Central Station, 400 Charlotte Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee.


ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION
FINANCIAL REPORT

Tauna Blaisdell, Deputy Executive Director of Administration/Operations and Chief Fiscal Officer, presented the financial report for the month ending February 28, 2013. The total expenditures for the month of February were $512,842.36 with pass through funds of $11,437.95 expended this month for the emergency repair program. Year-to-date expenditures were $6,683,346.17 with $2,703,177.80 in pass through funds expended. The total revenues were $5,337,467.43.


Ms. Blaisdell reported that all dues have been collected for FY 2013.
MID-CUMBERLAND AREA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

Amanda Giner, MADC Acting Executive Director, reported that loan activity has slowed. Rather than needing to share the risk using MADC’s loan programs, banks are being conservative and cautious and are keeping the loans even though SBA interest rates remain low at 4.30% fixed for 20 years. There has been an increase in SBA 504 loans paying off and being refinanced with lenders on loans that were closed 8-10 years ago at higher interest rates.


There are currently 4 SBA loans that staff is working on (1 approved; 1 being presented at next MADC Board meeting and 2 that are still in the working stages).
There is 1 RLF loan and 1 IRP loan currently being worked on.
One of GNRC’s RLF loans located in Dickson has filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy and we are trying to collect on our collateral which was equipment.
Ms. Giner reminded the County Mayors/Executives that the MADC Board needs representatives appointed.
After discussion, it was determined that MADC will present a report on past board members and their attendance records. This will assist in determining future appointees.
RESEARCH, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

Tim Roach, Deputy Executive Director of Research, Planning and Development, that six (6)

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) were submitted. EDA pays the administrative fees on these projects. We will not know the outcome of the CDBG applications until October 2013.
ACTION ITEMS

APPROVAL OF MINUTES


President Scott Foster called for corrections or additions to the minutes of the February 20, 2013 executive committee meeting.
Robertson County Mayor Howard Bradley made a motion to approve the minutes as presented. Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan seconded the motion. There being no discussion, a vote was taken and the minutes were unanimously approved.
PROJECT REVIEW

Tim Roach, Deputy Executive Director of Research, Planning and Development, presented four (4) projects that were reviewed this reporting period. No conflict with existing or proposed activities was found.


Portland Mayor Ken Wilber made a motion to endorse the projects as presented. Wilson County Mayor Randall Hutto seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously passed.
LEGISLATIVE ISSUES UPDATE

An updated Legislation of Regional Interest was presented to the members.


Sumner County Executive Anthony Holt asked that the School Bus Law Amendment be following by staff and urged all members to contact their state legislators and urged their support. The current law states that buses need to be retired at 200,000 miles but with property maintenance and inspection, buses today can easily be used up to 300,000 miles.
OTHER BUSINESS

Tim Roach, Deputy Executive Director of Research, Planning and Development, reported the GNRC group visit to our Tennessee Delegation during the National Association of Development Organizations the week of March 11-14, 2013 was good. The group had a really good meeting with Senator Alexander.


Portland Mayor Ken Wilber urged everyone to attend the Portland Strawberry Festival being held May 4-11, 2013. Everyone attending April’s GNRC Executive Committee meeting will be treated with strawberry shortcake.
There being no other business, the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Patty Cavanah
Recording Secretary

Executive Administrative Assistant/Fiscal Assistant


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