AMRPC STAFF REPORT 10 06 25

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Below is the “Plan of Service” for the proposed annexation of the 
Mikel Heath and Staci Lynn Frazier requested Annexation Area 
containing approximately 3.24 acres. This is the remaining portion 
of the parcel identified as McMinn County Tax Map 047K Group A 
Parcel 022.00 to be recommended to City Council for adoption, and 
will further be referenced as the “Lee Drive Annexation” 
 
 
A. Police 
1. Patrolling, radio responses to calls, and other routine police services 
using present personnel and equipment will be provided on the 
effective date of annexation. 
 
2. Traffic signals, traffic signs, street markings, and other traffic control 
devices will be installed as the need as established by appropriate 
study and traffic standards. 
 
B. Fire 
1. Fire protection by the present personnel and equipment of the City of 
Athens, within the limitations of available water, will be provided to 
the area on the effective date of annexation. 
 
2. Fire hydrants for the proposed subdivision/PUD development that 
will encompass the entire 22.13 -acre Parcel 047K A 022.00 are 
required to be installed by the developer prior to the approval of the 
final plat by the Athens Municipal Regional Planning Commission.  
Any future additional fire hydrants will be made available per the 
policies and requirements of the City of Athens and the Athens 
Municipal Regional Planning Commission as development occurs. 
 
C. Water Service 
1. Water service for domestic use and fire protection is currently 
available to the Lee  Drive annexation area by the Athens Utilities 
Board. Proposed Site Plan(s) or Subdivision of the annexation area 
will require expansion of the existing water system to serve  to any 
Site Plan(s) or subdivided tracts. Expansion of  the existing water  
system is subject to the policies and associated fees of the Athens 
Utilities Board. Expansions, Modifications, and Improvements to the 
existing system must be approved by the Ath ens Utilities Board and 
the Tennessee Department of Environment and  Conservation prior 
to construction. With the final installation accepted by the Athens 
Utilities Board prior to the approval of a Site Plan(s) or Final 
Subdivision Plat by the Athens Municipal Regional Planning