Crossville City Council approved a contract to begin architectural work Tuesday night on airport terminal renovations.
Crossville one of two communities in the state to receive grant money for renovations from the FAA. The just-under $650,000 in grant money will pay for ADA-compliance upgrades, new restrooms, new classroom/meeting room space in terminal, energy efficiency upgrades and an upgrade to the roof.
The architect will prepare the final design information to be submitted to TDOT and the FAA by November. Council approved a $58,000 contract for architectural work.
Also during the special-called meeting, council approved a bid for tree-clearing related to Highway 127 water upgrades. Council also swore-in new city attorney Randy York.
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