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Exit Employment Agreement For Red Bank City Manager Tim Thornbury Is Finally Approved Wednesday, May 19, 2021 - by Gail Perry At the fifth meeting about City Manager Tim Thornbury’s status in Red Bank, an amendment to the employment agreement between the city and Mr. Thornbury was approved. At the commission meeting Thursday night, despite repeated attempts by the mayor and vice mayor to alter the proposal, the vote was to accept it as written. The original contract between the city and Mr. Thornbury was entered into on Nov. 6, 2018 when the responsibilities of the city manager were added to his existing position as director of the public works department and building inspector. ....
Red Bank Weighing 3 Development Proposals For Former Middle School Property Wednesday, January 20, 2021 - by Gail Perry Use of the 11 acres on Dayton Boulevard where the former Red Bank Middle School was located on Dayton Boulevard was not on the agenda for the Red Bank Commission meeting Tuesday night. However, it was the topic that was most discussed. All members of the board of commissioners, and the city manager each said they have received emails and calls inquiring about its use. Several citizens participating in the Zoom meeting also spoke about that property which the city traded with the National Park Service 10 years ago. ....
Red Bank Creates Zone For Blood Plasma Collection Centers; Gets 4 Proposals For Old School Property On Dayton Boulevard Wednesday, January 6, 2021 - by Gail Perry The topic that prompted the most interest at the Red Bank Commission meeting Tuesday night was an ordinance that passed on the final reading that clarified rules regulating blood plasma collection centers. In the past summer, an application to locate one of these businesses on Dayton Boulevard in the Save A Lot building was turned down when the board of commissioners voted for a six-month moratorium to consider an appropriate location for such a business. On Tuesday, the commissioners approved amending the city’s zoning ordinance to define where blood plasma collection businesses will be allowed. The approved zone is west of Highway 27 on Morrison Springs Road in the vicinity of other medical service businesses and on the opposite side of the road from any residences. The ordinance also ....