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Commissioner urges larger Greystone Park allocation, cites no-asbestos report
Summary
At the Town of Nolensville public hearing on Sept. 4, Commissioner Victor said an environmental report found no asbestos in the old Greystone Park bathhouse and urged raising a proposed FY26 budget allocation to better cover tennis court remediation, bridge work and removal costs.
The Town of Nolensville opened a public hearing on Ordinance 25-29, a proposed amendment to the fiscal year 2026 budget, on Sept. 4. Commissioner Victor said the town received an environmental report indicating “there is no asbestos in that building,” referring to the former Greystone Park bathhouse, and outlined related remediation needs.
The comment came during the public hearing; Victor said the current proposed amendment would reduce an earlier allocation from 250 (thousand) to $100,000 but that contractors’ estimates for tennis court…
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