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Oak Ridge City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Jim Dodson

Mayor Pro Tem; term ends November 2028City of Oak Ridge (Granicus)

9 sourced positions

Jim Dodson (Mayor Pro Tem) is not on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot and will stay on the Oak Ridge City Council after the election.

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Oak Ridge Mayor Pro Tem with a council term running through November 2028.

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Where Jim Dodson stands: positions on the record

Industrial rezoning (Horizon Center)2 sourced positions
Lafayette/Illinois rezoning2 sourced positions
  • Voted yes on the ordinance rezoning 3.79 acres at Lafayette Drive and South Illinois Avenue from single-family residential to a unified business district with a planned unit development overlay (passed 4-2, July 2025).

    Council voteOak Ridge City Council · Jul 14, 2025

  • Voted yes on first reading of the ordinance rezoning 3.79 acres at Lafayette Drive and South Illinois Avenue to UB-2/PUD, a unified business district with a planned unit development overlay (passed 5-2, January 2026).

    Council voteOak Ridge City Council · Jan 12, 2026

Attached housing (R-3)1 sourced position
  • Voted yes on first reading of the ordinance allowing single-family attached dwellings on individual lots by right in R-3 districts at up to 16 units per acre (passed 5-0 with two members absent, March 2026).

    Council voteOak Ridge City Council · Mar 9, 2026

Zero lot line setbacks2 sourced positions
Energy-sector development1 sourced position
Nuclear fuel emergency response1 sourced position
  • Voted yes on the consent agenda that included a $60,000 agreement with Spectra Tech to assess the city's needs for emergency response to nuclear fuel storage (passed 7-0, January 2026).

    Council voteOak Ridge City Council · Jan 12, 2026

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