INFRASTRUCTURE
ALGOOD TRANSPORTATION
| Railroads | |
| Served by | Nashville & Eastern Railroad |
| Highways | |
| 3 Miles to Access of Interstate | I-40 |
| U.S. Highways | Hwy 70-111 |
| State Highways | Hwy 11, Hwy 42, Hwy 135, Hwy 136 |
| Common Carriers | |
| Air Freight Companies | 1 |
| Motor Freight Companies | 20 |
| Terminal Facilities | 1 |
| Bus Services - Inter-City | Yes |
| Bus Services - Intra-City | No |
| Carrier Service | Yes |
| Navigable Waterway | |
| River | Cumberland River |
| Channel Depth | 9' |
| Nearest Port | Gainesboro/ 15 Miles |
| Air Service | |
| General Aviation/Distance | Upper Cumberland Regional Airport/ 12 miles southwest from Algood |
| Runway Lengths | 6,000' |
| Surface | Asphalt |
| Lighting | MIRL/PAPI |
| Fuel | 100 LL/Jet A |
| Repair | Major |
| Transportation | Taxi, Rental and Courtesy Car |
| Nearest Commercial Service | Nashville International Airport |
| Airlines Serving | Served by 17 airlines operating to 100 markets (July 2005) |
| Daily Flights | 415 |
ALGOOD GOVERNMENT
| City | County | |
| Gov't (type) | Mayor, City Manager and City Council | Mayor and County Commissioners |
| Police Officers | 4 | 38 |
| Police Cars | 11 | 38 |
| Planning Commission | Yes | Yes |
| Zoning Regulations | Yes | No |
| Industrial Development Corp | No | Yes |
| Fire Stations | 1 | 7 |
| Fire Trucks | 2 | 20 |
| Firefighters | 19 | 0 |
| Volunteers | 0 | 88 |
| Insurance Rating | 7 | 9 |
ALGOOD UTILITIES
| Treated Water |
|
| Source |
Center Hill Lake |
| Capacity | 15 MGD |
| Current Consumption | 10 MGD |
| Storage Capacity | 10 Million Gallons |
| Sewage Treatment |
|
| Type of Treatment | Oxidation Ditch |
| Capacity | 14 MGD |
| Current Usage | 7 MGD |
| % City Sewer Coverage |
90 |
| % Storm Sewer Coverage |
20 |
| Solid Waste Disposals |
Yes |
ALGOOD ENERGY
| Electricity |
|
| Electric Power System | Cookeville Department of Electricity |
| Source Company |
Tennessee Valley Authority |
| Gas |
|
| Gas Supplier | City of Cookeville |
| Source Company | East Tennessee Natural Gas |
| Fuel Oil Suppliers | 4 |
| Suppliers of LP Gas | 1 |
BAXTER TRANSPORTATION
| Railroads | |
| Served by | Nashville & Eastern Railroad |
| Highways | |
| 2 Miles to Access of Interstate | I-40 |
| U.S. Highways | Hwy 70, Hwy 111 |
| State Highways | Hwy 11, Hwy 42, Hwy 135, Hwy 136 |
| Common Carriers | |
| Air Freight Companies | 1 |
| Motor Freight Companies | 20 |
| Terminal Facilities | 1 |
| Bus Services - Inter-City | Yes |
| Bus Services - Intra-City | No |
| Carrier Service | Yes |
| Navigable Waterway | |
| River | Cumberland River |
| Channel Depth | 9' |
| Nearest Port | Gainesboro/15 miles |
| Air Service | |
| General Aviation/Distance | Upper Cumberland Regional Airport/ 17 miles southeast from Baxter |
| Runway Lengths | 6,000' |
| Surface | Asphalt |
| Lighting | MIRL/PAPI |
| Fuel | 100 LL/Jet A |
| Repair | Major |
| Transportation | Taxi, Rental and Courtesy Car |
| Nearest Commercial Service: | Nashville International Airport |
| Airlines Serving | Served by 17 airlines operating to 100 markets (July 2005) |
| Daily Flights | 415 |
BAXTER GOVERNEMT
| City | County | |
| Gov't (type) | Mayor, City Manager and City Council | Mayor and County Commissioners |
| Police Officers | 6 | 38 |
| Police Cars | 0 | 38 |
| Planning Commission | Yes | Yes |
| Zoning Regulations | Yes | No |
| Industrial Development Corp | No | Yes |
| Fire Stations | 1 | 7 |
| Fire Trucks | 3 | 20 |
| Firefighters | 15 | 0 |
| Volunteers | 12 | 88 |
| Insurance Rating | 8 | 9 |
BAXTER UTILITIES
| Treated Water |
|
| Source |
Center Hill Lake |
| Capacity | 15 MGD |
| Current Consumption | 10 MGD |
| Storage Capacity | 10 Million Gallons |
| Sewage Treatment |
|
| Type of Treatment | Oxidation Ditch |
| Capacity | 14 MGD |
| Current Usage | 7 MGD |
| % City Sewer Coverage |
90 |
| % Storm Sewer Coverage |
20 |
| Solid Waste Disposals |
Yes |
BAXTER ENERGY
| Electricity |
|
| Electric Power System | Upper Cumberland Elec. Membership Corp |
| Additional Power System | Cookeville Department of Electricity |
| Source Company |
Tennessee Valley Authority |
| Gas |
|
| Gas Supplier | Middle Tennessee Natural Gas |
| Source Company | East Tennessee Natural Gas |
| Fuel Oil Suppliers | 4 |
| Suppliers of LP Gas | 1 |
COOKEVILLE TRANSPORTATION
| Railroads | |
| Served by | Nashville & Eastern Railroad |
| Highways | |
| 0 Miles to Access of Interstate | I-40 |
| U.S. Highways | Hwy 70, Hwy 111 |
| State Highways | Hwy 42, Hwy 135, Hwy 136 |
| Common Carriers | |
| Air Freight Companies | 1 |
| Motor Freight Companies | 20 |
| Terminal Facilities | 1 |
| Bus Services - Inter-City | Yes |
| Bus Services - Intra-City | No |
| Carrier Service | Yes |
| Navigable Waterway | |
| River | Cumberland River |
| Channel Depth | 9' |
| Nearest Port | Gainesboro/15 miles |
| Air Service | |
| General Aviation/Distance | Upper Cumberland Regional Airport/ 9 miles south from Cookeville |
| Runway Lengths | 6,000' |
| Surface | Asphalt |
| Lighting | MIRL/PAPI |
| Fuel | 100 LL/Jet A |
| Repair | Major |
| Transportation | Taxi, Rental and Courtesy Car |
| Nearest Commercial Service | Nashville International Airport |
| Airlines Serving | Served by 17 airlines operating to 100 markets (July 2005) |
| Daily Flights | 450 |
COOKEVILLE GOVERNMENT
| City | County | |
| Gov't (type) | Mayor, City Manager and City Council | Mayor and County Commissioners |
| Police Officers | 69 | 38 |
| Police Cars | 70 | 38 |
| Planning Commission | Yes | Yes |
| Zoning Regulations | Yes | No |
| Industrial Development Corp |
Yes | Yes |
| Fire Stations | 3 | 7 |
| Fire Trucks | 9 | 20 |
| Firefighters | 52 | 0 |
| Volunteers | 0 | 88 |
| Insurance Rating | 4 | 9 |
COOKEVILLE UTILITIES
| Treated Water |
|
| Source |
Center Hill Lake |
| Capacity | 15 MGD |
| Current Consumption | 10 MGD |
| Storage Capacity | 10 Million Gallons |
| Sewage Treatment |
|
| Type of Treatment | Oxidation Ditch |
| Capacity | 14 MGD |
| Current Usage | 7 MGD |
| % City Sewer Coverage |
90 |
| % Storm Sewer Coverage |
20 |
| Solid Waste Disposals |
Yes |
COOKEVILLE ENERGY
| Electricity |
|
| Electric Power System | Cookeville Department of Electricity |
| Source Company |
Tennessee Valley Authority |
| Gas |
|
| Gas Supplier | City of Cookeville |
| Source Company | East Tennessee Natural Gas |
| Fuel Oil Suppliers | 4 |
| Suppliers of LP Gas | 1 |
COOKEVILLE ELECTRICITY FACT SHEET
| Utilities in Putnam County are tailored to meet industries' needs. Excellent service coupled with various rate schedules and incentive programs allow our utilities to provide any business or industry with quality service at low cost. Each department is ready to work with new businesses and industries to assure that all their needs are met at a reasonable price. The City of Cookeville owns and operates the four utilities serving the city. Customers benefit from the economy and convenience of having all of their utilities provided by one company. For added ease, all utility offices are located in the city's municipal building. Cookeville's electric, natural gas, water, and sewer departments report to the city manager, the city's chief executive officer. Utility policies and rates are established by the city council. Future expansion plans in several areas will assure that the utilities can meet the needs of our community as it continues to grow and prosper. There is a large reserve margin for electric service and available water supply to meet increased demand. Administrative and technical staffs are available in all areas to assist commercial and industrial customers with utility-site information, rate calculation, technical assistance, and engineering expertise. Highlights of Utility Services include: Competitive rates Incentive programs for customers based on load requirements and employment levels Free technical assistance Reliable service Convenience of four utilities in one municipal building Centralized customer service, billing, and dispatch Transformer inventory for commercial and industrial customers ELECTRICITY The Cookeville Electric Department buys all of its power from the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). The City receives power from TVA at three 69 to 13 kv transformer stations and one 161 to 69 kv transformer station. Maximum capacity of each station exceeds 50 megawatts with a total system capacity of over 150 megawatts. Two electric cooperatives, Upper Cumberland Electric and Volunteer Energy, provide electricity to Algood, Baxter, Monterey and Putnam County. Enhanced Growth Credit Program This program is an incentive program for industrial growth offered for SIC code qualified electric customers with demands exceeding 100 kilowatts and non-SIC qualified all-electric customers with demands exceeding 250 kilowatts. A $6 per kW demand credit is applied for 4 years providing the above criteria is met. The program is also available for customer expansions. Other Incentive Programs also available |
Cookeville Electric Department
Retail Rates
Effective September 1, 2010
Residential Rate: Schedule "RS" |
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|
Hydro Adjustment |
Billing Rate |
Customer Charge |
|
(1.71) |
10.00 |
First 800 KWH |
|
|
0.09180 |
All Additional |
|
|
0.08694 |
General Power Rate: Schedule "GSA" |
|
GSA-1 (0 - 50 KW & 0 - 15,000 KWH) Class 40 |
|
Customer Charge |
|
|
20.00 |
All KWH |
|
|
0.10015 |
GSA-2 (51 - 1,000 KWD or < 50 W\KWD & > 15,000 KWH) Class 50 |
|
Customer Charge |
|
|
50.00 |
First 15,000 KWH |
|
|
0.10077 |
Additional KWH |
|
|
0.05544 |
0 - 50 KW Demand |
|
|
No Charge |
51 - 1,000 KW Demand |
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|
13.43 |
GSA-3 (1,001 - 5,000 KWD) Class 54 & 55 |
|
Customer Charge |
|
|
100.00 |
All KWH |
|
|
0.05637 |
0 - 1,000 KW Demand |
|
|
12.92 |
1,001 - 5,000 KW Demand |
|
|
15.04 |
GSB (5,000 - 15,000 KWD) Class 56 |
|
Customer Charge |
|
|
1,500.00 |
First 620 HUD |
|
|
0.04811 |
Additional HUD |
|
|
0.04051 |
All KW Used |
|
|
15.40 |
GSC (15,000 - 25,000 KWD) Class 58 |
|
Customer Charge |
|
|
1,500.00 |
First 620 HUD |
|
|
0.04811 |
Additional HUD |
|
|
0.04051 |
All KW Used |
|
|
14.79 |
GSD (> 25,000 KW) |
|
Customer Charge |
|
|
1,500.00 |
All KWH |
|
|
0.03993 |
All KW |
|
|
18.24 |
MSB Part 1 (< 5,000 KW) |
|
Customer Charge |
|
|
1,500.00 |
First 620 HUD |
|
|
0.04197 |
Additional HUD |
|
|
0.03549 |
All KW |
|
|
13.27 |
MSB Part 2 (5,000 - 15,000 KW) |
|
Customer Charge |
|
|
1,500.00 |
First 620 HUD |
|
|
0.04020 |
Additional HUD |
|
|
0.03407 |
All KW |
|
|
12.59 |
MSC (15,000 - 25,000 KW) |
|
Customer Charge |
|
|
1,500.00 |
First 620 HUD |
|
|
0.04020 |
Additional HUD |
|
|
0.03407 |
All KW |
|
|
12.08 |
MSD (>25,000 KW) |
|
Customer Charge |
|
|
1,500.00 |
All KWH |
|
|
0.03358 |
All KW |
|
|
14.78 |
Outdoor Lighting Rate (Schedule LS) |
|
Part A |
Charges for
Street & Park Lighting, Traffic Signals, |
|
1) Energy Charge |
0.06547 /KWH/MO |
|
2) Customer Charge |
2.50 |
Part B |
Charges for Outdoor Lighting for Individual Customers |
Type |
KWH |
FAC Rental |
ENERGY |
Total |
100 WHPS |
42 |
5.13 |
2.75 |
7.88 |
250 WHPS |
105 |
7.10 |
6.87 |
13.97 |
400 WHPS |
165 |
7.10 |
10.80 |
17.90 |
175 WMV |
70 |
4.21 |
4.58 |
8.79 |
400 WMV |
155 |
5.49 |
10.15 |
15.64 |
250 WMHD |
105 |
7.74 |
6.87 |
14.61 |
350 WMHD-Flood |
140 |
8.14 |
9.17 |
17.31 |
350 WMHD-Shoe |
140 |
9.84 |
9.17 |
19.01 |
400 WMHD |
165 |
7.78 |
10.80 |
18.58 |
1000 WMHD |
398 |
9.42 |
26.06 |
35.48 |
COOKEVILLE NATURAL GAS FACT SHEET
The Cookeville Gas Department serves over 5,000 customers. Natural gas is supplied to the system by East Tennessee Natural Gas. The system has an average content of 1.022 BTU per cubic foot. The department has a contract for 6,500,000 cubic feet per day. The department charges no fee for connection. Customers can receive price reductions by taking advantage of interruptible coverage. Middle Tennessee Natural Gas serves the western part of the county. The system has an average content of 1.029 BTU per cubic foot.
For more information visit: www.cookeville-tn.org
COOKEVILLE NATURAL GAS RATES
Commercial and Industrial/Inside
Class 14, 16, 30, 35, 62
Base Rate |
New Rate |
|||
First 50 ccf |
0.769 |
1.051 |
50 |
$52.53 |
Next 100 ccf |
0.739 |
1.021 |
100 |
$102.07 |
All Over 150 ccf |
0.709 |
0.991 |
$148.60 |
Commercial and Industrial/Inside
Class 40, 45, 50, 64
Base Rate |
New Rate |
|||
First 100 ccf |
0.739 |
1.021 |
100 |
$102.07 |
Next 200 ccf |
0.719 |
1.001 |
200 |
$200.14 |
All Over 300 ccf |
0.699 |
0.981 |
$294.21 |
Commercial and Industrial/Outside
Class 15, 17, 36, 63
Base Rate |
New Rate |
|||
First 50 ccf |
0.961 |
1.243 |
50 |
$62.15 |
Next 100 ccf |
0.924 |
1.205 |
100 |
$120.54 |
All Over 150 ccf |
0.886 |
1.168 |
$175.19 |
Commercial and Industrial/Outside
Class 41, 46, 51, 65
Base Rate |
New Rate |
|||
First 100 ccf |
0.924 |
1.205 |
100 |
$120.54 |
Next 200 ccf |
0.899 |
1.180 |
200 |
$236.09 |
All Over 300 ccf |
0.874 |
1.155 |
$346.63 |
For more information visit: www.cookeville-tn.org
COOKEVILLE WATER FACT SHEET
The Cookeville Water and Sewer Department has about 13,500 metered customers on its water system. Our community is fortunate to have an abundant supply of water from Center Hill Lake. The system has a pumping capacity of 15 million gallons per day. The current consumption level is around 11 million gallons per day.
Water is treated by a several step process including: flash mix, flocculation, clarification, filtration, and chlorination. This modern water treatment plant also has a capacity of cleaning 15 million gallons per day. Five water tanks allow the city to store over 19.5 million gallons of water to meet system demand and free flow requirements.
Water Analysis
Hardness - 70.0 PPM
Alkalinity - 66.0 PPM
Iron - 0.04 PPM
Turbidity - 0.10
PH - 8.10
COOKEVILLE WATER RATES
Rates for users of water within the corporate limits of the City of Cookeville |
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|
First 2,000 gallons per month |
$6.50 Minimum Bill |
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All gallons over 2,000 per month |
$2.55 per 1,000 gallons |
Rates for users of water outside the corporate limits of the City of Cookeville |
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First 2,000 gallons per month |
$9.75 Minimum Bill |
|
All gallons over 2,000 per month |
$3.80 per 1,000 gallons |
Water storage rates for all users other than contracted wholesale users = $0.17 per 1,000 gallons.
COOKEVILLE WASTE FACT SHEET
Cookeville has approximately 10,000 sewer customers. The wastewater treatment plant has the capacity to treat 14 million gallons of wastewater per day. Presently the treatment plant treats approximately 7 million gallons per day. The plant is designed to treat short term flows (storm water events) up to 30 million gallons per day and still meet permit limits. The extra capacity will ensure that the City can meet the community's wastewater needs for years to come.
The city uses activated sludge to clean the wastewater. Bio-solids from the process are recycled as fertilizer for local agricultural needs. Over 90% of the city has sewer coverage.
Provider: City of Cookeville
Type of Treatment: Oxidation ditch
Capacity: 14,000,000 GPD
Current Usage: 7,000,000 GPD
City Sewer Coverage: 90%
Storm Sewer Coverage: 20%
Solid Waste Disposal Type: Transfer station
COOKEVILLE WASTE RATES
Each residence and place of business within the corporate limits of the City of Cookeville, Tennessee, shall pay the following rates per 1,000 gallons of water discharged: |
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Zero Usage (Minimum Charge) |
$5.50 |
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All gallons over zero usage |
$3.05 per 1,000 gallons |
LIVINGSTON TRANSPORTATION
| Railroads | |
| Served by | None |
| Highways | |
| 20 Miles to Access of Interstate | I-40 |
| U.S. Highways | None |
| State Highways | 52, 84, 85, 111, 136 |
| Common Carriers | |
| Air Freight Companies: | 0 |
| Motor Freight Companies | 12 |
| Terminal Facilities | 1 |
| Bus Services - Inter-City | Yes |
| Local | No |
| Carrier Service | Yes |
| Navigable Waterway | |
| River | Cumberland River |
| Channel Depth | 9' |
| Nearest Port | Gainesboro/ 24 Miles |
| Air Service | |
| General Aviation/Distance | Livingston Municipal Airport/ 2 miles N from City |
| Runway Lengths | 5,000' |
| Surface | Asphalt |
| Lighting | LIRL/VASI |
| Fuel | 100 LL/Jet A |
| Repair | Major |
| Transportation | Taxi |
| Nearest Commercial Service: | Nashville International Airport |
| Airlines Serving | Served by 17 airlines operating to 97 markets (July 2005) |
| Daily Flights | 415 |
LIVINGSTON GOVERNMENT
| City | County | |
| Gov't (type) | Mayor with Board of Aldermen | Mayor and County Commissioners |
| Police Officers | 15 | 23 |
| Police Cars | 15 | 20 |
| Planning Commission | Yes | Yes |
| Zoning Regulations | Yes | No |
| Industrial Development Corp | Yes | Yes |
| Fire Stations | 1 | 12 |
| Fire Trucks | 5 | 30 |
| Firefighters | 5 | 0 |
| Volunteers | 25 | 168 |
| Insurance Rating | 4 | 9 |
LIVINGSTON UTILITIES
| Treated Water |
|
| Source |
City of Livingston |
| Capacity | 4,000,000 GPD |
| Current Consumption | 2,000,000 GPD |
| Storage Capacity | 4,500,000 Gallons |
| Sewage Treatment |
|
| Type of Treatment | Activated sludge |
| Capacity | 1,500,000-5,500,000 GPD |
| Current Usage | 700,000 GPD |
| % City Sewer Coverage |
80 |
| % Storm Sewer Coverage |
50 |
| Solid Waste Disposals |
Yes |
LIVINGSTON ENERGY
| Electricity |
|
| Electric Power System | Tennessee Valley Authority |
| Additional Power System | |
| Source Company |
Tennessee Valley Authority |
| Gas |
|
| Gas Supplier | Livingston Gas Department |
| Source Company | East TN Natural Gas Company |
| Fuel Oil Suppliers | 3 |
| Suppliers of LP Gas | 4 |
LIVINGSTON AIRPORT
|
Name |
Livingston Municipal Airport |
|
Distance from the Community in Miles |
2!/2 Miles from center of town |
|
# of Runways |
1 |
|
Runway Lengths |
5152 Feet |
|
Passenger Carriers (Names) Serving Airport |
0 |
|
Charter Carriers Serving Airport |
Comill Enterprises Nashville TN |
|
Air Cargo |
No dedicated service. |
|
Approved Capital Expansion Plan |
N/A |
|
Approved New Service by Carrier (with Carrier & Start
Date) |
N/A |
|
# of Days Closed to Inclement Weather for the Last 3
Years |
0 |
|
Total # of Daily Non-Stops to All Cities Served 0 |
50+ |
MONTEREY TRANSPORTATION
| Railroads | |
| Served by | Nashville & Eastern Railroad |
| Highways | |
| 0 Miles to Access of Interstate | I-40 |
| U.S. Highways | Hwy 70N |
| State Highways | Hwy 84, Hwy 62, Hwy 164 |
| Common Carriers | |
| Air Freight Companies | 0 |
| Motor Freight Companies | 10 |
| Terminal Facilities | 0 |
| Bus Services - Inter-City | No |
| Bus Services - Intra-City | No |
| Carrier Service | Yes |
| Navigable Waterway | |
| River | Cumberland River |
| Channel Depth | 9' |
| Nearest Port | Gainesboro/ 30 Miles |
| Air Service | |
| General Aviation/Distance | Upper Cumberland Regional Airport/ 20 miles southwest from Monterey |
| Runway Lengths | 6,000' x 100' |
| Surface | Asphalt |
| Lighting | MIRL/PAPI |
| Fuel | 100 LL/Jet A |
| Repair | Major |
| Transportation | Taxi, Rental and Courtesy Car |
| Nearest Commercial Service: | Nashville International Airport |
| Airlines Serving | Served by 17 airlines operating to 100 markets (July 2005) |
| Daily Flights | 415 |
MONTEREY GOVERNMENT
| City | County | |
| Gov't (type) | Mayor & 8 Aldermen | County Mayor and Commissioners |
| Police Officers | 8 | 38 |
| Police Cars | 70 | 38 |
| Planning Commission | 8 | Yes |
| Zoning Regulations | Yes | No |
| Industrial Development Corp | Yes | Yes |
| Fire Stations | 0 | |
| Fire Trucks | 3 | 20 |
| Firefighters | 0 | 0 |
| Volunteers | 18 | 88 |
| Insurance Rating | 6 | 9 |
MONTEREY UTILITIES
| Treated Water |
|
| Source |
Monterey Lake |
| Capacity | 1 MGD |
| Current Consumption | 0.625 MGD |
| Storage Capacity | 1.7 Million Gallons |
| Sewage Treatment |
|
| Type of Treatment | Two-stage trickling filter |
| Capacity | 1.2 MGD |
| Current Usage | 0.45 MGD |
| % City Sewer Coverage |
75 |
| % Storm Sewer Coverage |
5 |
| Solid Waste Disposals |
Yes |
MONTEREY ENERGY
| Electricity |
|
| Electric Power System | Volunteer Electric Cooperative-Electric Power System |
| Source Company |
Tennessee Valley Authority |
| Gas |
|
| Gas Supplier | Middle TN Natural Gas Utility District |
| Source Company | Middle TN Natural Gas |
| Fuel Oil Suppliers | 5 |
| Suppliers of LP Gas | 2 |
SPARTA TRANSPORTATION
| Railroads | |
| Served by | Caney Fork and Western Railroad Piggy Back Ramp: Nashville |
| Highways | |
| Nearest Interstate | 14 miles to I-40 50 miles to I-24 |
| U.S. Highways | US 70 |
| State Highways | 1, 111, 289, 135, 136, 84 |
| Common Carriers | |
| Air Freight Companies: | 1 |
| Motor Freight Companies | 4 |
| Terminal Facilities | 1 |
| Bus Services - Inter-City | No |
| Local | No |
| Carrier Service | Yes |
| Navigable Waterway | |
| River | Cumberland River |
| Channel Depth | 9' |
| Nearest Port | Gainesboro/ 30 Miles |
| Air Service | |
| General Aviation/Distance | Upper Cumberland Regional Airport/ 9 miles NW from Sparta |
| Runway Lengths | 6,000' x 100' |
| Surface | Asphalt |
| Lighting | MIRL/PAPI |
| Fuel | 100 LL/Jet A |
| Repair | Major |
| Transportation | Taxi, Rental and Courtesy Car |
| Nearest Commercial Service: | Nashville International Airport |
| Airlines Serving | Served by 17 airlines operating to 79 markets (July 2005) |
| Daily Flights | 415 |
SPARTA GOVERNMENT
| City | County | |
| Gov't (type) | Mayor and Aldermen | Mayor and County Commissioners |
| Police Officers | 16 | 23 |
| Planning Commission | Yes | Yes |
| Zoning Regulations | Yes | No |
| Industrial Development Corp | Yes | Yes |
| Fire Stations | 3 | 10 |
| Fire Trucks | 3 | 24 |
| Firefighters | 5 | 12 |
| Volunteers | 18 | 155 |
| Insurance Rating | 5 | 6-9 |
SPARTA UTILITIES
| Treated Water |
|
| Source |
Calfkiller River |
| Capacity | 4,500,000 GPD |
| Current Consumption | 2,700,000 GPD |
| Storage Capacity | 3,550,000 Gallons |
| Sewage Treatment |
|
| Type of Treatment | Secondary |
| Capacity | 1,600,000 GPD |
| Current Usage | 950,000 GPD |
| % City Sewer Coverage |
87 |
| % Storm Sewer Coverage |
30 |
| Solid Waste Disposal Type |
County landfill |
SPARTA ENERGY
| Electricity |
|
| Electric Power System | Sparta Electric System |
| Additional Power System | Caney Fork Electric Cooperative |
| Source Company |
Tennessee Valley Authority |
| Gas |
|
| Gas Supplier | Middle TN Natural Gas Utility District |
| Source Company | East Tennessee Natural Gas |
| Fuel Oil Suppliers | 2 |
| Suppliers of LP Gas | 2 |
SPARTA AIRPORT
|
Name |
Upper Cumberland Regional Airport |
|
Distance from the Community in Miles |
9 Miles from center of town |
|
# of Runways |
1 |
|
Runway Lengths |
6005 Feet |
|
Passenger Carriers (Names) Serving Airport |
0 |
|
Charter Carriers Serving Airport |
N/A |
|
Air Cargo |
No dedicated service. |
|
Approved Capital Expansion Plan |
N/A |
|
Approved New Service by Carrier (with Carrier & Start
Date) |
N/A |
|
# of Days Closed to Inclement Weather for the Last 3
Years |
0 |
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Total # of Daily Non-Stops to All Cities Served 0 |
N/A |
