Great Time at the Whistlestop!Thank you to all who supported Fifty Forward Madison Station's 19th Annual Whistlestop Dinner! I joined the Center this Spring and look forward to seeing you for a game of pool, a cup of coffee or in the new fitness center soon! Photo by David Kinkaid (left to right) Brandy Lamb, Fifty Forward, Hon. Nancy VanReece, Councilmember, Rep. Bill Beck, Laura Jennings, Madison Rivergate Chamber of Commerce, Judge Amanda McClendon, Mayor David Briley, David McMurry.
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Neighborhood MeetingMeeting to take place at Studio 615 at 272 Broadmoor Dr, Saturday, June 2, 2018 The applicant would like to change the approved Mixed Use Buildings in Phase 5 of the Broadmoor/BenAllen Specific Plan to Community Education Buildings. Your input is needed.
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Neighborhood MeetingMeeting to take place at Amqui Station Meeting Room at 303 Madison Street (Soon to be Station Blvd) Wednesday, June 13 5:30 - 6:30 pm The applicant would like to gather feedback on the design and layout of the Planned Urban Development (PUD) known as Arrowhead on Walton Lane next to Maplewood High ( photo of the approximate area ) Applicant has a site layout change that they would like neighborhood and community feedback on. The PUD (Planned Urban Devlp) on this 10.1 acres Zoned RS10 change would need to be approved before construction can begin. Your input is needed.
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Madison Outdoor Living Rooms with Artist Matthew Mazzotta
Mazzotta's residency will begin with a series of community engagement events called “Outdoor Living Rooms”scheduled for the weekend of June 16 + 17.
As the name suggests, these “living rooms” are whimsical arrangements of odd furniture, set up in an unexpected location and serving as a temporary meeting space where neighbors can gather to share insight about their community with the artist. Mazzotta uses the community feedback he collects to influence the design of the future public artwork.
The Outdoor Living Rooms intend to reach Madison residents and other stakeholders directly invested in this specific community. If you are a Madison resident or business owner and would like to attend one of the events on June 16 or 17, please contact Van.Maravalli@nashville.gov for more details.
OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM LOCATIONS: Facebook Event Link
Saturday, June 16th 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. near the MTA bus stop located in front of the Madison Branch Public Library
Sunday, June 17th 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Madison Farmer’s Market at Amqui Station
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Quick June Calendar Check- June 2, 2018:10 am Neighborhood Meeting on Change to a portion of the Broadmoor/Ben Allen SP
- June 4, 2018: Metro Council Committee Meetings
- June 5, 2018: Metro Council Committee Meetings and Metro Council Meeting
- June 7, 2018: Metro Budget Work Session
- June 12, 2018: Capital Improvement Budget Review
- June 13, 2018: 5:30 pm Neighborhood Meeting on Arrowhead PUD Development
- June 14, 2018: Coffee with NVR at Sidekicks Cafe 8:30 am
- June 16, 2018: Madison Clean Up Day - Take Items to the parking lot at Fifty Forward Madison Station for shredding, bulk drop etc.
- June 16, 2018: TAKE A SEAT - A Public Art Outdoor Living Room sponsored by Metro Arts 9:30 am - 12:30 pm near MTA BRT Stop at Madison Library
- June 17, 2018: TAKE A SEAT - A Public Art Outdoor Living Room sponsored by Metro Arts 12:00 - 3:00 pm at Amqui Station Farmers Market
- June 18, 2018: Metro Council Committee Meetings
- June 19, 2018: Metro Council Committee Meetings and Metro Council Meeting
- June 23, 2018: Nashville PRIDE
- June 28, 2018: Planning Commission Presentations 4 pm
Currently on Agenda for District 8 ( as of June 1 )
-- C&I Creative Way and Inspiration Blvd Village Condos Final SP Approval
-- Arrowhead PUD Design Approval
-- Ben Allen "The Hill" Specific Plan Approval
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Have you made your hubNashville Account Yet?
hubNashville is a comprehensive customer service system, that makes it easier to make service requests, ask questions, and share feedback. hubNashville is a one-stop shop currently available by phone and online, that is easy to use, and doesn’t require a user to know which department they need to contact.
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Other- Initial Investigations are ongoing for Traffic Calming Measures on Port Drive, particularly near the Chadwell School and the hills surrounding it.
- Ongoing discussions with PLanning and Public Works on Lewis Road - (the Road that's not a Road) Community Meeting to be scheduled in late July/ Early August.
- Storm Water Capital Improvement at and around 4419 Saunders Avenue Completed 100%
- Waiting on Layout and Design Application based on Community Feedback of our two meetings from the Coarsey Farm Applicant on East Campell in Madison. I will set a follow-up meeting fo that as soon as it is available for us to review.
- Working with the Homeless Commission on a resolution for the Homeless Camp at the CSX bridge and train tracks near the National Cemetary.
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The Madison Community Center is OPEN
Congratulations Madison! And shout out to Councilmember Bill Pridemore of District 9 who worked seven years to see this happen!
550 North Dupont Avenue
Madison, TN 37115
615-862-8459 Metro Nashville Parks and Recreation // Metro Arts: Nashville Office of Art & Culture
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Coffee With NVRJoin me for an open office hour. No agenda, just conversation, with maps.
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- Location TBD Thursday, July 26 | 8:30 am
Make Note: I will be on vacation and unavailable July 7 - 17, 2018 Bob Mendes, Councilman At-Large will fill in for any emergency situations.
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Smart Development | Community Advancement | Real RepresentationVice Chair, Parks, Library & Arts Committee Convention, Tourism and Public Entertainment Facilities Committee Health, Hospitals & Social Services Committee
Metro Nashville Diversity Advisory Committee
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| Paid for by Nancy VanReece 4 Metro Council Campaign
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