Engineering

The Town Engineer’s duties include capital improvement project management, responding to requests and complaints dealing with the Town's roadways and drainage systems, and providing input to the planning staff and various boards on development proposals. Duties also include serving as the Town's Flood Plain Manager and MS4 Coordinator. 

Town Engineer
Don Swartz, PE
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Don started working for the Town of Nolensville in 2000 as a building inspector and codes enforcement officer. He has served as the Town Engineer since 2008.  Don received his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Arizona. He is a registered Professional Engineer (Civil) in the State of Tennessee. He is also certified by the State of Tennessee Fire Marshall's office as a building inspector, plumbing inspector and gas/mechanical inspector.

GIS Coordinator & MS4 Inspector
Joel Cook
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As the GIS Coordinator, Joel is the coordinator for the Town's geographic information system (GIS) data for interdepartmental and public users. Joel is responsible for design, development and maintenance of maps, databases and workflows relating to the town's GIS data. He is also responsible for maintaining the public interface of spatial and non-spatial database design, maintenance, customizations, visualization, programming and mapping. Click here for a link to the Town of Nolensville interactive GIS map.

As the Town's MS4 inspector, Joel is responsible for overseeing the Town's MS4 construction site stormwater inspections; fielding citizen questions and concerns with stormwater issues; managing official town records for the Engineering Department; coordinating and working with various environmental groups for conservation efforts; and offering the Town Engineer direct support as needed. 

Engineering Department 2021-2022 Accomplishments

  • Developed and coordinated the adoption of new Stormwater Regulations in compliance with the Tennessee General Construction Permit for MS-4 communities
  • Developed and coordinated the adoption of new Floodplain Regulations in compliance with FEMA requirements
  • Assisted with the creation of an updated Major Thoroughfare Plan
  • Oversaw the installation of three Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons for pedestrian crossings with three more to follow
  • Oversaw the production of a Pavement Condition Study of the roads in Nolensville to be used for pavement maintenance
Question About Utilities?
The Town of Nolensville does not provide water, electric, gas or sewer services.  Please contact the respective service below with your questions or concerns.

Gas Service - ATMOS Energy Corp - 888-286-6700
Electric Service - Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation -  877-777-9020
Water Service - Nolensville College Grove Utility District - 615-776-2511
Sewer Service - Metro Water Services - 615-862-4600
Utility Service Location - Tennessee 811 - (800) 351-1111
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  • Regenerative Stormwater Project
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  • MS4 - Stormwater Explanation
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  • 303d - 2016 Draft 303d Stream Segments
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  • 303d - 2016 Draft 303d List
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  • MS4 - Notice of Intent (NOI)
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  • Blasting Complaint Procedure
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  • Zoning Ordinance - Article 6 - Erosion Control and Stormwater Management
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  • MS4 - 2019 Annual Report
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  • MS4 - 2020 Annual Report
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  • Fee in-lieu-of Constructing Sidewalks Application
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  • Ord. 18-04 Storm Water Management Regulations
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  • Public Notice of Cheatham Lake E. coli Poposed TMDL
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