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Council members urge neighbors to attend multiple zoning meetings and town halls in early July

5113623 · June 26, 2025
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Summary

Council members announced several upcoming community meetings on zoning and development proposals: a July 8 neighborhood meeting on 0 Old Hickory Boulevard, July 7 meetings in Wedgewood‑Houston on two proposed projects, a July 14 quarterly town hall, and a July 16 meeting on Madera at Chestnut Hill.

Several council members used the announcements period to ask residents to attend neighborhood meetings and town halls in early to mid‑July about zoning and development proposals.

Council member Evans said she will hold a zoning meeting “next Tuesday, the eighth at 6 p.m. from 6 to 7:30” for residents near 0 Old Hickory Boulevard (behind Northlake Village Shopping Center). She said the meeting will be at the Hermitage Library and that she sent postcards to nearby residents.

A council representative for District 17 asked residents to attend a pair of meetings on Monday, July 7 at the Fort Negley Visitor Center to review two proposed projects in the Wedgewood‑Houston area: a Martin and Merritt SP (specific plan) and proposed Martin and Gray townhomes. The District 17 speaker also announced a quarterly town hall on Monday, July 14 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Nashville PBS and a neighborhood meeting for Chestnut Hill on Wednesday, July 16 at 5 p.m. to discuss Madera at Chestnut Hill at Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church.

Separately, District 14 office hours were announced for Saturday, July 8 from 8 to 9:30 a.m. at Flower Your Dreams Bakery, 3968 Dawson Chapel Road in Hermitage.

No formal zoning votes or council actions were taken during the announcements period. Council members asked for public participation and did not provide timelines for any council hearings, staff reports, or formal zoning votes tied to the meetings.