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December 2005- Get ready for the McCroy Lane area to change. An old Metro councilman has sold a large tract of land called Biltmore (Buildmore). What a legacy!!! Photos to follow. December 5, 2005- These pictures were taken today of the Harpeth Shoals Marina project. The project is awaiting approval by the Corps of Engineers to alter Marks Creek. The marina developers are going to bulldoze through Marks Creek to allow the Cumberland River to fill the harbor. It will forever change the eco-system of Marks Creek and the wetlands in the area.
The cut will be made about where the sag in the mountains occur, to the right of the photo.
December 5, 2005- Riverfront Re-Development public meeting was held at 1419 8th Ave. N. From what was witnessed it looks like it might benefit downtown Nashville to make it more eco-friendly. Instead of more concrete there will be more enhancing of what we already have. Hopefully the leaders of this project will take all into account what the people wanted in the meeting. We'll have to wait and see. December 4, 2005- This is what progress have been made in destroying wildlife habitat on Charlotte Pike in West Nashville. This was the old Gainer homeplace. You know "Gainer" as in Gainer in the Sunquist administration. This property was zoned to developed despite neighbors protest. November 2005- Bells Bend is again being looked at to be destroyed of it's beauty and natural surrounding. Jeff Zeitlin is proposing a 2000 home development here.
October 19, 2005- Evergreen Place the second oldest home in Davidson Co. was torn down recently. Location in Inglewood, at the corner of Gallatin Rd. and Briley Parkway. A proposed Home Depot wants to locate here. Highly contested spot. Rezoning was turned down by the Planning Commission. Will be in front of Metro Council in January 2006. Now just a fond memory, historic Evergreen Place had colorful past - Wednesday, 10/19/05 Regular order of business in Nashville Tennessee. Evergreen Place Ignored!!!!
October 2005- Hickory Hill located on Charlotte Pike in West Nashville is gone. Bulldozers are hard at work killing all the ancient trees that are left from this old homeplace. A huge shopping center will replace this beautiful landmark.
Weapons of Mass Destruction!!!
A continuing development in Centenary Tennessee, in Davidson Co. The community fought it but was approved anyway by the Planning Commission and the Metro Council.
This huge gravel pile replaced an old house and undoubtedly is part of Metro Nashville's sub-area plan. This is between the top picture and the bottom on Old Charlotte Pike, in West Nashville.
This is what the Metro Council has planned for West Nashville. This development took out a whole hillside out, and is just up the road from the Centenary development and the gravel pile in the pictures above.
March- 87 condo complex development near Vaughn's Gap by Jeff Zeitlin March- 564 acre development south of I-40 between McCrory Ln and Coley Davis Rd. by Nick Psillas March- Sub-divide about 10 acres into 26 lots west side of Whites Creek Pike south of Knight Dr. March- 12.66 acres with 12 lots being planned by Chris Farrin near Radnor Lake. March- 45 acre development proposed by Mike Campbell real close to Radnor Lake Feb. 21, 2005- Harpeth Valley Utility buys 57 acres on River Road for $350,000 Feb. 19, 2005- A 101 acre development is planned by Robin York west of Old Hickory Country Club near the city of Lakewood. This calls for 62 lots between Hurst and Waterford Dr. Jan. 19, 2005- Metro Nashville Council approves Wal-Mart Superstore despite community protest. New Wal-mart that is proposed is less than a mile from the old one. Parker Toler is the councilman for the district goes against constituents. Feb. 16, 2005- Craig Co. and Celebration Homes are planning a 129 single family subdivision on Eatons Creek Rd. near Kings Lane. Metro Planning will decide yes or no on Mar. 10 at 4pm at Howard School. call 862-7190 to confirm date. The developer has chosen a cluster lot option that allows more homes on smaller lots. This development is being protested by the Community of Bordeaux, a neighborhood group. Jan. 15, 2005- A new building boom called McMansions is turning older neighborhoods into future tax burdens for long time neighbors in older neighborhoods. Jan. 12, 2005- The 135,000 sq.ft. Sam's Club in Bellevue wants to expand by another 2,500 sq. ft. The only thing that could stop it is the disapproval of Harpeth Valley Utility. Jan. 12, 2005- A Civic Square is being proposed in East Nashville where Main Street becomes Gallatin Road. Updates can be viewed at www.nashville.gov/mpc/civicsquareindex.htm Jan. 12, 2005- A 39,000 sq. ft. Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market will be built at the corner of Old Hickory Blvd. and Gallatin Rd. in Madison Tn. Usually prices drop in the area between 15% and 20% for groceries. Bad for local grocers. Dec. 10, 2005- Newton Oldacre McDonald wants to build him a 474,484 sq. ft. mixed-use development west of the West Metro Police Precinct on Charlotte Pike in West Nashville. The site of the historic Hickory Hill that was demolished last year. The mansion caught fire a couple of years ago and was never restored. It's unusual that all these old historic mansion burn shortly before a development goes in. |