Stacey Streetman

Attendance

Recorded present at 139 and absent at 0 of 139 meetings with attendance shown, 2016-01-04 to 2026-11-05.

• Meetings present: 139
• Meetings absent: 0

Roll-call votes

Confirmed roll calls

Of 1398 confirmed roll calls at meetings where this person is listed in the attendance, or where a vote is recorded for them: a vote is recorded for this person in 1398; 0 were held at meetings where this person is recorded absent; 0 have no vote recorded for this person while recorded present. The bar shows confirmed roll calls only.

• Yes: 1174
• No: 222
• Abstain: 2
• Other: 0
• Roll calls while recorded absent: 0
• No vote recorded: 0

Not confirmed roll calls*

Of 358 not confirmed roll calls at meetings where this person is listed in the attendance, or where a vote is recorded for them: a vote is recorded for this person in 326; 0 were held at meetings where this person is recorded absent; 32 have no vote recorded for this person while recorded present.

* They did not pass the automatic checks, so no vote from them is shown here. Each row in the history links to its page of the minutes. Confirmed and not confirmed roll calls are never added together.

Totals

• Recorded absent at 0 of 139 meetings with an extracted attendance section, 2016-01-04 to 2026-11-05.
• Roll call votes, 2016-01-04 to 2026-11-05: 1174 Yes, 222 No, 2 Abstain, 0 Other confirmed; 326 votes in not confirmed* roll calls, see each page.
• 430 votes in this period have a name that could not be matched to an official and are not counted for any member.
• 204 meetings in this period have no extracted attendance section and are not counted.
• 4 meetings in this period have an attendance section that is under review and are not counted.

* Not confirmed: the automatic checks could not confirm it against the minutes. Each such row below says which check did not pass and links to the page. Confirmed and not confirmed votes are never added together.

Called on in meetings (transcript)

Where the automatic transcript of a meeting's video shows the chair calling on this person by title and surname, with the surname matched to that meeting's attendance list in the minutes (never to the voice). Each entry links to that moment in the city's video and quotes about 20 seconds of transcript text after the call-on, word for word. The transcript is made by speech-recognition software and may contain errors; the video is the record.

• 2026-01-08, regular session: 0:16:52 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. Madam Clerk, would you please read the ordinances and resolution before us tonight? Ordinance 40-2025-26, first reading, an ordinance amending the zoning code and map of the city of Clarksville, application of Jonathan Blick for a zone change on properties consisting of the City of Clarksville, the City of Clarksville, the City of Clarksville, the City of Clarksville, the City of Clarksville

• 2026-01-08, regular session: 0:48:47 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. I move that we go back into regular session. There's no public hearing for that. Motion been made and properly seconded to revert to reg, uh, regular session. Um, without objection, we're now in regular session. Councilman Streetman. Thank you, Mayor. As a reminder, uh, based on the recommendation from our legal counsel, all motions are made

• 2026-01-08, regular session: 1:04:03 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. Thank you, Mayor. This is located. In Ward 10. So I do want to speak on this one. I did receive one email that was in opposition, but one thing that I did explain back to them was this is actually a substantial downgrade from what it currently is. And I know that there people in the area had previously wished this had been single family home versus the R5

• 2026-01-08, regular session: 1:05:19 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Ordinance 50-20-25-26, an ordinance amending the zoning code and map of the City of Clarksville application of Crest properties for a zone change on [address omitted; hear it in the video at this time] from R1 single family residential district to R2A single family residential district, both the Regional Planning Commission and the staff recommended approval and ISO move

• 2026-01-08, regular session: 1:37:28 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Chairman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  I'm sorry. Councilman Shekinah, for what purpose? Yes, Mayor. Before we go into the Finance Committee, can we take a follow-up question? Can we take a five-minute break? This one's going to be a long one. A long one right here. Without objection, we will stand in recess for five minutes. We will reconvene in five minutes

• 2026-01-08, regular session: 2:08:58 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Yes, sir. I just want to say that the comment that was made regarding misinformation being given to us by the people that are leading this and that being a reason for postponement, that is absolutely not a true case. Ms. Austin has done a phenomenal job in educating. Ms. Austin has done a phenomenal job in educating us all and spoke in extreme detail the other night

• 2026-02-05, regular session: 0:20:01 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. First of all, thank you for your willingness to serve and stand up here in front of the firing squad. You answered one of my questions already in speaking to the previous councilman. But let me ask you, how often or how many meetings other than this past Tuesday night have you attended in the past

• 2026-02-05, regular session: 1:17:00 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. I think you are. I've already asked this and I apologize if I missed the answer to the question, but I believe the council person from Ward 12 asked, after you made the decision to be appointed to this position, did you talk to Councilman McLaughlin about the job

• 2026-02-05, regular session: 1:36:42 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “councilman Streetman you recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank You mayor um as we've asked already and should you be elected should you be selected for this seat do you plan on running for it that's a question my wife would love the

• 2026-02-05, regular session: 1:59:15 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  thank you mayor okay same set of questions i've been asking um if you are appointed to this seat do you plan on running and if you are not appointed to this seat do you plan on running yes and yes easy enough um have you attended council meetings in the

• 2026-02-05, regular session: 2:24:54 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. You've already answered one of my questions. So my other questions are, if you should get appointed to this seat, do you plan on running for it? I am going to be 100% honest with you. If I get selected, I'm rerunning again in November. If I do not get selected, it depends who gets selected

• 2026-02-05, regular session: 2:48:48 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. Okay, same questions I've been asking. If you should be appointed to this seat, do you plan on running for it? Yes, ma'am. If you are not appointed to this seat, do you plan on running for it? I hope so, yes, ma'am. Okay. And have you attended council meetings before, either in person or online? I have. And I've been online for the past couple weeks

• 2026-03-05, regular session: 0:32:49 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  thank you i'm going to go ahead and clarify with the mention of the snake i won't be walking with you guys back there so i don't like him and i appreciate you bringing pictures and not a snake um i have a question in regards to uh mr riconi mentioned how the uh the property owners used to

• 2026-03-05, regular session: 1:29:45 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you. Mr. O'Connor, you may or may not know the answer to this question, but what do you think is the average square footage of an apartment? The typical townhomes that's been

• 2026-03-05, regular session: 1:40:57 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “councilman Streetman you recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank You mayor mr. powers if you were to use this as an office space anyway and as it's currently zoned and with the plans that you said you could submit how much traffic would that add to the neighborhood it would be a tremendous tremendous amount, especially when we're looking to use it for our business

• 2026-03-05, regular session: 1:48:23 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  thank you mayor um i will say i've been torn on this one for well over a week now i've gone back and forth uh with okay yes okay no um never a firm way one way or another i took into consideration what i heard

• 2026-03-05, regular session: 2:05:37 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Oh, I'm sorry. Hold on one second. Ordinance 57-20-25-26. First reading, an ordinance amending the zoning code and map of the city of Clarksville, application of. John Mark. Ladies and gentlemen, please, please, ladies and gentlemen

• 2026-03-05, regular session: 2:06:03 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  I'm going to start that over. I apologize. Ordinance 57-20-25-26. First reading, an ordinance amending the zoning code and map of the city of Clarksville, application of John Mark Holloman for a zone change on property located at [address omitted; hear it in the video at this time]

• 2026-03-05, regular session: 2:17:31 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “councilman streetman you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  thank you mayor i appreciate all the points that were made um i know the council person from ward five uh was talking about the cost savings that you would have when you are a lower income person even as she was sitting there listing all those off i also thought you know again thinking about

• 2026-04-02, regular session: 0:45:03 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  thank you mayor as a reminder based on the recommendation from our legal counsel all motions are made in the form of approval ordinance 65 20 25 26 first reading and ordinance amending the zoning code and map of the city of Clarksville application of Batson East Land Company Inc for a zone change on attractive land consisting of one full parcel and a portion of another

• 2026-04-02, regular session: 1:03:18 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Chairman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Me. Mayor, before we do that, can I make a motion to move up the New Business Resolution 52 and 53 before the department reports? Motion has been made to, to move the new business up to this point in the agenda. Any objection to that? Okay, without objection we will move that up

• 2026-05-07, regular session: 0:37:59 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. Madam Clerk, will you read the ordinances before us tonight? Ordinances? Mayor, no, no, no. I was right. Never mind. I got it right this time. Sorry. I'm confused. I got you. I got it. Ordinance 51, 2025, 26, first reading

• 2026-05-07, regular session: 1:04:28 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Mr. Lang? Mine's not so much. A question that's in regard to you mentioned the Powell Road and saying it's the same situation. I was opposed to that one. Okay. And I fought hard against that and lost that battle. But we let the new development go in. I was only one vote

• 2026-05-07, regular session: 1:20:55 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you. Good evening. Mr. Nunn, thank you for being here, and I'm your ward person. You've heard what Mr. Reed has had to say regarding improving the road, the infrastructure along there. What are your specific thoughts in regard to that

• 2026-05-07, regular session: 1:29:06 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. Mentioning the concrete and having to put that in back with the parking spaces. I know that seemed to be the point of contention with the Regional Planning Commission staff. Could you do that now? I could. And it wouldn't. So regardless of the zoning, you could go in there concrete eight parking spots and it wouldn't wouldn't change anything

• 2026-05-07, regular session: 1:55:11 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. I just want to make sure you're aware it's yes, it may be one parcel right now, but just as where all the homes were built on Bluff Drive and Candlewood Drive, they were like, I would presume that might have even been one whole parcel that was broken up into individuals, but I can't without looking back on the history of it, but that'll actually be divided into three separate parcels

• 2026-05-07, regular session: 2:02:00 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you mayor. Mayor I move we go back into regular session. Motion made to revert to regular session. Properly seconded without objection. We are in regular session. Councilman Streetman. Thank you mayor. Based on advice from legal counsel. All motions will be made in the form of approval

• 2026-05-07, regular session: 2:02:50 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you mayor. I know that the person that spoke today. Referenced it being commercial. And that would allow for anything to go in there. That was commercial. This is C1. So it's your neighborhood commercial district. It's the lowest commercial level that you can get. When they originally came before us. They actually had a higher density residential

• 2026-05-07, regular session: 2:07:09 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. As I said earlier, I've gone back and forth on this one and Mr. Nunn's not the only resident in my ward that has contacted me that is in opposition to this because they do go back there regularly and one thing that's been talked about is the emergency services utilizing the boat ramp back there

• 2026-05-07, regular session: 2:15:54 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Sorry. I had to make sure I was on the right one. Ordinance 72-20-25-26, first reading. An ordinance amending the zoning code and map of the city of Clarksville, application of Richard Garrett for a zone change on property located on the northwest corner of the intersection

• 2026-06-04, regular session: 0:33:09 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. Madam Clerk, will you read the ordinances before us tonight? Ordinance 71-2025-26. First reading. An ordinance amending the zoning code and map of the city of Clarksville. Application of Casey and Beth Brown Community Property Trust for a zone change on property located along the northern frontage of Merchants Boulevard

• 2026-06-04, regular session: 0:54:11 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you, Mayor. I have already, of course, spoken against this last week. You heard my comments earlier in the public hearing session. Yes, we did receive a set of plans. But as a reminder, they're not beholden to this. I know that he also stated when he was up here that they were looking to have five or six stores. Yet, in the email that we received earlier

• 2026-06-04, regular session: 0:57:15 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “Councilman Streetman, you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Yes, sir. The previous one was a downgrade. This is a change from R1 to C-5. Okay. Thank you. Councilman Smith. Okay. Thank you, Mayor. But you just said over here at the last one we voted down, it was a downgrade on this C-5 highway and arterial commercial that we just voted on. We just talked about on Craft Street. It was. So, that's what I'm saying

• 2026-06-04, regular session: 1:02:25 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “councilman streetman you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  thank you mayor i'm in favor of this one as well it's in an area with uh other c5 zonings i mean two parcels up the road you've got it this is all this mainly is in this entire part this entire business park and one of the things that we've learned through the process of the new process that we've put in place some time ago where you have to get the

• 2026-06-04, regular session: 1:25:37 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

  Matched words: “chairman streetman you're recognized”

  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  thank you mayor ordinance 74 2025-25 an ordinance to amend the official code of the city of clarksville amending title 10 offenses miscellaneous to create a new chapter for the city of clarksville and the city of clarksville relative to parking and parking violations and 10 sections therein pertaining to parking and parking

• 2026-06-04, regular session: 1:42:48 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Thank you. I agree with the council member from Ward 9. I mean, I say we either voted up or down on the amendment. The thing is, it is an amendment. So if I'm incorrect, legal can correct me on this. But the Roberts rule. The Roberts rule is not going to apply to that, which means even if we voted it down now

• 2026-06-04, regular session: 2:30:04 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  Resolution 66, 20, 25, 26. A resolution amending the fund balance policy to reduce the minimum unemployment, unassigned fund balance from 20% of general fund expenditures to 17% of general fund expenditures. The Finance Committee recommended approval, and I so move

• 2026-06-04, regular session: 2:46:10 in the video (opens in a new tab) (line in the transcript)

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  Transcript text after the chair called on Stacey Streetman:

  thank you mayor i just want to take a moment to thank our city clerk for everything that she does for us i don't think it was ever more evident than tonight how important her role is and everything that you do for us especially when we're going three amendments deep and you're keeping track of where we all at all times so i'm just grateful that you're always

History

Votes, attendance, and motions and seconds the minutes attribute to this person, one page per year.

• 2026 (158 rows)
• 2025 (189 rows)
• 2024 (175 rows)
• 2023 (172 rows)
• 2022 (292 rows)
• 2021 (491 rows)
• 2020 (301 rows)
• 2019 (194 rows)