File #: RS2022-1883    Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 11/18/2022 In control: Metropolitan Council
On agenda: 12/6/2022 Final action: 12/6/2022
Title: A resolution authorizing the Metropolitan Government to enter into an agreement with private entities to acquire, share, or otherwise use surveillance technology, and install surveillance technology onto or within the public right of way.
Sponsors: Kevin Rhoten, Jeff Syracuse, Russ Pulley, Courtney Johnston, Zach Young, John Rutherford, Bob Nash, Joy Styles, Gloria Hausser, Jennifer Gamble, Robert Swope, Brett Withers, Thom Druffel, Larry Hagar, Tonya Hancock, Jonathan Hall
Attachments: 1. Exhibit, 2. Proposed Amendment - RS2022-1883 - Rhoten, 3. Proposed Amendment - RS2022-1883 - Rhoten - Attachment
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A resolution authorizing the Metropolitan Government to enter into an agreement with private entities to acquire, share, or otherwise use surveillance technology, and install surveillance technology onto or within the public right of way.
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WHEREAS, pursuant to BL2021-961, the Metropolitan Council amended Section 13.08.080 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws pertaining to the use of license plate scanner technology in the public rights of way; and,
WHEREAS, Section 13.08.080(G)(14) of the Metropolitan Code of Laws requires a six-month pilot program prior to full implementation related to the license plate reader system; and,
WHEREAS, Section 13.08.080(C) of the Metropolitan Code of Laws requires approval by the Metropolitan Council by Resolution adopted after a public hearing prior to installing surveillance technology onto or within the public right of way, or entering into an agreement with private entities to acquire, share, or otherwise use surveillance technology; and,
WHEREAS, Section 13.08.080(D) of the Metropolitan Code of Laws states, "The approval by the metropolitan council for any action set forth in subsection 13.08.080(C) above shall be granted only upon the determination that the benefits to the citizens and residents of Nashville and Davidson County outweigh the costs; that the proposal will safeguard civil liberties and civil rights; and that, in the judgment of the metropolitan council, no alternative with a lesser economic cost or impact upon civil rights or civil liberties would be as effective."; and,
WHEREAS, the Metropolitan Government wishes to enter into an agreement with private entities to acquire, share, or otherwise use surveillance technology, and install surveillance technology onto or within the public right of way; and,
WHEREAS, it is to the benefit of the citizens of The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County that this resolution be approved.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE METROPOLI...

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