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Manchester is set to implement new regulations for residential and commercial energy storage systems, aiming to enhance safety and compliance standards in the community.

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Manchester packet includes new residential and commercial energy-storage rules
Two companion ordinances before the board would create residential and commercial energy storage rules (MMC 7-601 and 7-701 series) covering permitting thresholds, safety standards, UL testing and fire department review; residential permits are proposed for systems over 1 kWh with a $150 fee, commercial permits for systems over 10 kWh.
citizenportal.ai
November 2, 2026 at 9:50 AM
Major changes are coming to the northside intersection of South Ramsey Street and Highway 41/SR 2, with a proposed closure deemed the safest option by the Tennessee Department of Transportation!

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Ordinance would close northside intersection of S. Ramsey Street and Hwy 41/SR 2; TDOT letter cited
An ordinance before the board would close the north intersection of S. Ramsey Street and SR 2; packet includes a Tennessee Department of Transportation letter concluding closure is the safest option after alternatives were evaluated and design notes on cul-de-sac and stormwater impacts.
citizenportal.ai
November 2, 2026 at 9:51 AM