April Neighborhood Meetings - Saturday, April 2, Community Meeting 10am on Baxter Station development on Curdwood East Police Precinct on Trinity
- Thursday, April 7, 7pm Inglewood Neighborhood Association Meeting at Issac Litton
- Tuesday, Apri 12, 8-9am Coffee with NVR at Sip Cafe
- Tuesday, April 12, 6pm Baxter Heights Neighborhood Association, Inglewood Baptist Church
- Wednesday, April 13m 5:30pm Short Term Rental Property Community Meeting, Howard Bldg 700 2nd Ave North
- Monday, April 25, 6:30pm Maynor/Iverson Neighborhood Association Meeting East Police Precinct on Trinity
- Tuesday, April 26, 6pm NMotion Community Meeting at Madison Station Fifty Forward 301 Madison St.
- Wednesday, April 29, 11:30am The State of Metro Address from Mayor Megan Barry at Ascend Amphitheater 301 1st Ave South
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| I am very proud to have worked eight weeks on the development of this project on the Ideas 2 Reality Team / i2R ---> Constituent Relationship and Digital
"This is what we are supposed to do-I am excited about this project" Mayor Megan Barry
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| Check out the new PARCEL VIEWER From the Nashville Planning Department
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION
I'm reaching out to Historic Nashville, Inc. to help keep Starday Sound Studios from continued neglect. 3557 Dickerson Road Madison, Tennessee.
Also - Meeting with Nashville Historic Commission and Rep. Brenda Gilmore about The Home for Aged Masons on the TBI grounds off Hart Lane. Nashville Scene Dec 209: The state controls the fate of some other endangered sites, such as The Home for Aged Masons (R.S. Gass Boulevard off Hart Lane in Inglewood), a three-story Colonial Revival-style building constructed in 1913-1915. It and the nearby Boys' School, built around 1915, are the only surviving buildings from a larger complex dating to the early 20th century. The Tennessee Masons provided the campus as a home for widows, orphans and the aged, according to Historic Nashville, which placed these properties on its list. Designed by the Nashville architectural firm of Asmus & Norton, who designed the Cathedral of the Incarnation on West End, the columned limestone building is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. It sits now on an office-building campus that houses the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and other state agencies. Purchased by the State of Tennessee in 1941 for use as a tuberculosis hospital, the property was vacated in the 1990s
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What's the Buzz:
- For Confirmation at April 5, Council Meeting: Abandon a portion of CHERON ROAD right – of – way from BRIARVILLE ROAD right – of – way westward approximately 182 feet to the southwest corner of Map 51, Parcel 54 (easements and utilities to be maintainer), requested by William B. Geiger, applicant and owner. - Approved by TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMISSION 3/14
- First Reading April 5 Council Meeting: Changes 0.96 acres from RS15 to RM15-A zoning for property at 3806 HUTSON AVENUE. After the community meeting, the planning commission approved to go forward. - There will be another community meeting when plans are updated according to community requests.
- Neely's Bend Extention now being referred to as Amqui Station Blvd. - Discussions are ongoing and building momentum.
- Development discussions on Curdwood, Walton Lane (both Walton Lanes South and North), Old Hickory Blvd, Hutson, Cash Lane, Gallatin, Chevron, Brairville, Due West and Dickerson. - Community Meetings as things move forward
- GSD/USD Service District adjustments for annexation - Community Meetings soon
- Oakwood Park enhancement plans are being drawn to determine the budget needed - Community Meeting soon
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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
District 8 business, Rains Electric completed the installation of the Metro Nashville Arts Commission Public Art Project, Stix by Christian Moeller. They began carefully placing the 27 colorful 85-foot-long poles in October 2015 at the Korean Veterans Boulevard roundabout after four weeks drilling 15 feet, mostly through limestone. It's an homage to Native Americans who originally inhabited the area. The poles are made of native wood and the ground below will grow native grasses.And at night, the piece will glow with LED lights.
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March Moving Forward
Tuesday, April 12 and April 27
(2nd and 4th Tuesday mornings)
8 am - 9 am
Sip Cafe 3939 Gallatin Pike
Nashville TN 37216
An informal gathering over coffee to talk about whatever District 8 business you would like. I will occasionally invite special guests to join us.
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| Smart Development | Community Advancement | Real RepresentationNancy.VanReece@Nashville.gov | 615-576-0488Chair, Convention, Tourism and Public Entertainment Facilities Committee
Vice Chair, Health, Hospitals & Social Services Committee
Committee Member: Parks, Library & Recreation
Metro Action Commission Board
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| Paid for by Nancy VanReece 4 Metro Council, Joyce Peacock, Treasurer
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