Metro Water finalizes Windgrove Intersection and Coliseum Way Extension projects

The Board of Fair Commissioners in Nashville recently discussed several key projects that are set to enhance the community's infrastructure and facilities. During the meeting, updates were provided on various initiatives, including the Windgrove Intersection and the Coliseum Way Extension Road, both of which are nearing final permitting stages. The Windgrove project is awaiting a quick turnaround from Metro Water, while the Coliseum Way project requires additional submissions due to bridge elevation concerns.

Another highlight was the Fair Plaza project, which is currently open and progressing well. A walkthrough is scheduled to ensure that landscaping and irrigation are on track. Additionally, plans for a resurfaced multipurpose lot across from the art center are moving forward, with preparations already underway.

The meeting also touched on a sidewalk project initiated by NDOT, which was successfully completed before recent rainstorms, avoiding any damage. However, some ornamental fencing did sustain minor damage and will need repairs.

Ron Gobble from JHP, who has been involved with the fair board for nearly seven years, announced that his contract will expire in June. He expressed gratitude for the collaboration with the fair board and highlighted the significant developments that have taken place during his tenure, including the planning of a new soccer stadium on the campus.

The discussions underscored the board's commitment to improving local facilities and infrastructure, with all projects currently on budget and progressing through necessary permitting processes. As these initiatives move forward, they promise to enhance community engagement and accessibility in Nashville.