Tree Board

Name: Metro Consolidation Forum
Start: 2010-08-31T00:00+00:00
End: 2010-08-31T02:00+00:00
Location: Municipal Center Council Chambers

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Meetings

The Tree Board meets bi-monthly (as needed) at noon at the Parks and Recreation office, 2276 West Street. The Tree Board does not meet in June or July.

Members

The Tree Board consists of seven members and includes at-large member Chairman Michael Shelton, at-large member Sarah Barton, At-large member Jessica Seidner, Parks & Recreation Commission Liaison Kevin Young, Neighborhood Preservation Commission Liaison Gerald Wilson, Design Review Commission Liaison Paul Bruns, Beautification Commission Liaison Albert Pope, Planning Commission Liaison Jennifer Sission as well as Alderman Scott Sanders, Assistant Parks and Recreation Director Caleb Marcum, Planning Staff Liaison Sarah Goralewski and Staff Support Teresa Martin.

Contact

For more information, contact Caleb Marcum at CMarcum @Germantown-TN.gov or Alderman Sanders at SSanders@Germantown-TN.gov.

Metro Consolidation Forum

presented by Leadership Germantown Alumni Association

Date: 08/30/2010 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 08/30/2010 7:00 PM 08/30/2010 9:00 PM
Location: Municipal Center Council Chambers
1930 S. Germantown Road
Germantown, Tennessee 38138

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Watch live streaming video of the event here.

Leadership Germantown Alumni Association will host the forum to present views about the proposed Memphis-Shelby County government merger. Germantown Mayor Sharon Goldsworthy, Memphis City Councilman Jim Strickland, Tom Guleff of Save Shelby County, and a representative from Rebuild Government will explain what metropolitan government means to all Shelby County residents. Mr. Jimmie Covington will moderate the discussion.

The public is encouraged to attend the forum or view it live on GHS-TV Cable Channel 17.

The event will begin at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers at Germantown City Hall at the northeast corner of Farmington Boulevard and Germantown Road.

The proposal to merge the City of Memphis and Shelby County governments will be put to voters November 2. There are many questions surrounding the proposed consolidation. The new metropolitan government would be structured with an urban services district and a general services district. It would have a single mayor and a 25-member council.

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