Nashville public meetings in 2022
26 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing a term sheet for a new, enclosed multi-purpose stadium on the East Bank. The agenda also includes several appropriations of American Rescue Plan Act funds for renovations at Fisk University and various community centers. Additionally, the council will consider legal settlements and rental property permit exemptions.
- Term sheet for a new, enclosed multi-purpose stadium on the East Bank (RS2022-1827)
- $10,000,000 in ARPA funds for Burrus Hall renovation at Fisk University (RS2022-1905)
- $5,110,000 in ARPA funds for McGruder Family Resource Center renovations (RS2022-1903)
- $2,000,000 in ARPA funds for Weaver Domestic Violence Center repairs (RS2022-1904)
- $450,000 settlement of a personal injury claim against Metropolitan Government (RS2022-1911)
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is considering several zoning amendments and appointments to local boards. The agenda includes a resolution regarding the use of surveillance technology and various ordinances for historic overlays and building material restrictions.
- Resolution RS2022-1883 authorizing use of surveillance technology in public rights-of-way
- Zoning change for 897 Elm Hill Pike from IWD to MUL-A
- Historic Landmark Overlay District for 230 Rep John Lewis Way North and 223 4th Avenue North
- Ordinance BL2022-1471 amending the definition of family
- Specific Plan amendment at Buena Vista Pike and Cliff Drive to add 15 multi-family units
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is considering several appointments and various funding resolutions. These include large-scale grants for affordable housing, water and sewer bond notes, and development plans for the Nissan Stadium campus.
- Grants up to $15,045,144 from the Barnes Fund for affordable/workforce housing
- Water and sewer revenue bond anticipation notes not exceeding $217,753,425
- $5,000,000 in ARPA funds for 150 affordable units at Cayce Place
- $10,000,000 in ARPA funds to increase homeownership opportunities
- Solicitation for development of portions of the Nissan Stadium campus
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing several zoning amendments and city ordinances. Proposed items include changes to parking minimums, tree regulations, and historic landmark overlays. The meeting also includes appointments for the Charter Revision Commission and Community Oversight Board.
- Ordinance amending parking minimums (BL2022-1412)
- Ordinance regarding trees (BL2022-1409)
- Historic Landmark Overlay for 230 Rep John Lewis Way North and 223 4th Avenue North (BL2022-1432)
- Rezoning of 897 Elm Hill Pike from IWD to MUL-A (BL2022-1152)
- Beer permit exemption for Canvas East at 1105 Fatherland Street (RS2022-1825)
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing several board and commission appointments. The meeting includes public hearings regarding short-term rental and beer permit exemptions. Members will also consider various grants for public safety, housing, and infrastructure.
- $50,000 settlement of Seth Taylor’s claim against Sgt. James LeMaster
- Beer permit exemption for Jane’s Hideaway at 407 Gallatin Avenue
- Short-term rental property exemption for 808 Vibe Place
- COVID-19 mitigation grant for confinement facilities
- Safety improvements along Nolensville Pike
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing several zoning amendments, including a project for 291 single-family units and a development for up to 1,150 multi-family units. The agenda also includes a public hearing on the C-PACER program and various board appointments. Additionally, the Council will consider a beer permit exemption for Hobson House.
- Rezoning 81.38 acres at 14656 Old Hickory Boulevard for 291 single-family units
- Rezoning 14.52 acres at 301 North 2nd Street for up to 1,150 multi-family units
- Public hearing regarding the proposed C-PACER program
- Beer permit distance exemption for Hobson House at 814 Woodland Street
- Rezoning 11.47 acres at Dodson Chapel Court and Road for 200 multi-family units
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding community grants and contract amendments. Items include funding for mental health services, youth programs, and waterway maintenance. The agenda also includes appointments to the Auditorium Commission and Hospital Authority Board.
- Grant of up to $74,596.00 for affordable housing construction and rehabilitation
- Rental property exemption at 11 Music Square E #104
- $250,000 grant to Oasis Center for college access services
- Contract with Mental Health Cooperative for MNPD co-response model
- $42,405.00 grant for Nashville waterway debris removal
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is considering several zoning amendments, including projects for single-family units on Old Hickory Boulevard and multi-family units near Dickerson Pike. The agenda also includes appointments to the Housing Trust Fund Commission and MDHA Board.
- Rezoning 14656 Old Hickory Boulevard for 291 single-family units (BL2022-1061)
- Mixed-use development at 301 North 2nd Street for up to 1,150 multi-family units (BL2022-1140)
- Beer permit exemption for Xiao Bao at 830 Meridian Street (RS2022-1732)
- Historic landmark overlays for 518 Russell Street to allow a hotel and event space (BL2022-1155)
- Removing size and quantity limits on veterinarian facilities (BL2022-1328)
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing appointments to several local boards and commissions. The agenda includes resolutions for a $315 million bond issuance for water and sewer projects. The council will also consider allocating ARPA funds toward affordable housing and homelessness services.
- $315 million water and sewer revenue bond issuance
- $25 million in ARPA funds for affordable housing developer loans
- $9 million in ARPA funds for Housing First case management
- $9 million in ARPA funds for temporary interim gap housing
- Beer permit exemption for Fait La Force Brewing Company at 1414 3rd Avenue South
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing several zoning ordinances and appointments. Key items include a large residential project near Dickerson Pike and new regulations for bar distances and garage depths.
- Rezoning for up to 1,150 multi-family units at 301 North 2nd Street
- New distance requirements for 'bar or nightclub' uses
- Beer permit exemption for Rincon Huasteco on Shumate Lane
- Minimum depth requirements for residential garages
- Removing size limits for veterinarian facilities
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is considering several appointments to the Human Relations Commission and Parks and Recreation Board. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding zoning exemptions and the acceptance of various state and federal grants.
- $100,000 appropriation from the General Fund Reserve for equipment and building repairs
- Beer permit distance exemption for Velvet Taco East Nashville at 301 Gallatin Avenue
- Short Term Rental Property permit exemption for 4602 Gallatin Pike
- PILOT Agreement for multi-family housing at 3720 Clarksville Pike
- PILOT Agreement for Dickerson Flats on Dickerson Pike
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing several zoning changes, including a 291-unit single-family development on Old Hickory Boulevard and a large mixed-use project on North 2nd Street. The agenda also includes appointments to the Human Relations Commission and the Board of Equalization. Additionally, resolutions for beer permit and short-term rental exemptions are up for public hearing.
- Rezoning 81.38 acres at 14656 Old Hickory Boulevard for 291 single-family units (BL2022-1061)
- Mixed-use development with up to 1,150 multi-family units at 301 North 2nd Street (BL2022-1140)
- Beer permit distance exemption for Maru Nations at 5511 Centennial Boulevard (RS2022-1608)
- Short-term rental permit exemption for 806 Vibe Place (RS2022-1609)
- Appointments to the Human Relations Commission and Board of Equalization
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing new pay plans for general employees, police, fire, and health department staff effective July 1, 2022. The agenda also includes authorizing up to $650 million in improvement bonds and $290 million in tax anticipation notes. Additionally, the council will consider various board appointments and grant acceptances.
- New pay plans for general employees, police, fire, and health department staff
- Authorization of up to $650,000,000 in improvement bonds
- Issuance of up to $290,000,000 in tax anticipation notes
- $2,544,580.20 appropriation for Nashville Public Library afterschool programs
- Water service improvements for 1302 Pillow Street, LLC
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is considering several ordinances regarding utility easements and infrastructure across Nashville. Most significantly, the Council will vote on adopting the Capital Improvements Budget for fiscal years 2022-2023 through 2027-2028. Other items involve accepting or abandoning water, sewer, and electrical easements at various locations.
- Adoption of the 2022-2023 through 2027-2028 Capital Improvements Budget
- Utility easement changes for Mid-State Medical Office Building (2000 Church Street)
- Sewer infrastructure acceptance at Elysian Flats (454 Elysian Fields Road)
- Water main and hydrant relocation at 433 Opry Mills Drive
- Sewer improvements for Rosebrooke Phase 2 (9828 Split Log Road)
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is considering the Fiscal Year 2023 Budget Ordinance and the Capital Improvements Budget. The agenda includes a public hearing on rezoning properties at 5991 Edmondson Pike to permit 36 single-family lots. Additionally, several resolutions regarding new employee pay plans and ARPA fund appropriations are up for consideration.
- Rezoning of 5991 and 5991 Edmondson Pike to permit 36 single-family lots
- Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2023 Budget Ordinance
- Adoption of the 2022-2028 Capital Improvements Budget
- New pay plans for general employees, Police, Fire, and Board of Health effective July 1, 2022
- $2,600,851 ARPA appropriation for legal defense against landlord evictions
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing appointments to several local boards and commissions. The agenda also includes public hearings on short-term rental property distance requirements and resolutions regarding various grants, contracts, and property agreements.
- Short-term rental distance exemptions for 802 and 845 Vibe Place
- Property purchase option agreement for 88 Hermitage Avenue
- $28,554.28 settlement for a property damage claim by Hext Quality Meat, Inc.
- Contract with Ryder Integrated Logistics for refrigerated trucks and trailers
- Urban Heat Island Mapping memorandum of understanding with NOAA
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is holding public hearings on several zoning amendments, including a 291-unit residential project on Old Hickory Boulevard and a 1,150-unit mixed-use development near Dickerson Pike. The meeting also includes appointments for the Beer Permit Board and Sports Authority.
- Rezoning 81.38 acres at 14656 Old Hickory Boulevard for 291 single-family units
- Proposed mixed-use development of up to 1,150 units at 301 North 2nd Street
- Amendments to day care home use regulations
- Updates to tree protection and replacement ordinances
- Appointments for the Beer Permit Board and Sports Authority
Metropolitan Council
This meeting consists of the annual State of Metro Address and various ceremonial presentations. No legislative actions, ordinances, or contracts are listed on this agenda.
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing several resolutions including charter amendments for MNPD employment and NDOT creation. The agenda also includes large budget appropriations for equipment, repairs, and fleet management. Additionally, the council will consider various grants and appointments to local boards.
- Issuance of general obligation bonds up to $46,000,000 (RS2022-1452)
- $28,000,000 appropriation for Administrative and Fleet Management (RS2022-1481)
- $1,000,000 grant for weatherization assistance via Pathway Lending (RS2022-1444)
- Charter amendments regarding MNPD employment and NDOT creation (RS2022-1475)
- Beer permit distance exemptions for Bay 6 and Spicy Boy’s (RS2022-1473, RS2022-1474)
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing several zoning amendments and official appointments. Key discussions include incentives for inclusionary housing and a major development project on Old Hickory Boulevard. The meeting also includes updates to day care regulations and bar distance requirements.
- Incentives for Inclusionary Housing in residential developments (BL2021-832)
- Rezoning 81.38 acres at 14656 Old Hickory Boulevard for 291 single-family units (BL2022-1061)
- New distance requirements for 'bar or nightclub' uses (BL2021-922)
- Beer permit distance exemption for Street Brothers Seafood, Inc. (RS2022-1441)
- Updates to Day Care Home use and regulations (BL2022-1073)
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing several funding appropriations and grant acceptances. Key items include allocating American Recovery Plan Act funds to nonprofits via the Office of Family Safety and approving various health-related grants. The agenda also includes appointments to local commissions.
- $1,740,000 appropriation from ARPA funds to nonprofit organizations through the Office of Family Safety
- $200,000 appropriation for Community Partnership Fund grants via the Office of Family Safety
- $100,000 grant to the Sexual Assault Center for legal assistance for domestic violence victims
- Approval of sidewalk construction on Lebanon Pike (State Route 24)
- Acceptance of a 2020 Ford Transit van donation for the Nashville Fire Department
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is considering various zoning changes for residential and commercial properties. The agenda includes appointments to the Metro Arts Commission and an ordinance regarding outdoor lighting standards. Several items involve rezoning specific locations for single-family or multi-family developments.
- Inclusionary housing incentives for residential developments (BL2021-832)
- Rezoning 6103 Mt. View Road for 94 single-family lots (BL2021-1001)
- Rezoning 1465 Old Hickory Boulevard for 291 single-family units (BL2022-1061)
- Historic Landmark Overlay District for 915 Kirkwood Ave (BL2022-1083)
- Ordinance to reduce light pollution through outdoor lighting standards (BL2022-1088)
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing appointments for several local boards and commissions. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding pandemic-era relief funds, public health grants, and police response protocols.
- Expansion of $3,000,000 in ARPA funds for mortgage, rent, and utility relief
- A $25,000 settlement regarding a legal claim against the Metropolitan Government
- Urging MNPD to use mental health professionals for crisis calls
- Grant for reduced pet adoption fees from the Nashville Predators Foundation
- Agreement for road resurfacing between the Department of Transportation and CSX Transportation
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing several zoning amendments, including new distance requirements for bars and nightclubs. The agenda also includes appointments to the Community Oversight Board and Transportation Licensing Commission.
- Ordinance to incentivize inclusionary housing in residential developments (BL2021-832)
- New distance requirements for "bar or nightclub" uses (BL2021-922)
- Historic Landmark Overlay District at 435 Old Hickory Boulevard (BL2021-853)
- Appointment of Andrew Goddard to the Community Oversight Board (22-148)
- Zoning change for properties on Clarksville Pike (BL2021-954)
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is considering a proposal to change the voting threshold for public hearings from two-thirds to a simple majority. The agenda also includes several board appointments and various grant approvals for housing, parks, and flood mitigation.
- Proposal to change public hearing voting threshold from two-thirds to simple majority
- Contract with US eDirect, Inc. for a Parks and Recreation Point of Sale System
- Settlement of property damage claim in the amount of $25,806.71
- Grant for improvements to Stones River and Whites Creek Greenways
- Amendments to grant funds for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council is reviewing several zoning amendments and board appointments. Key items include a major rezoning for 68.61 acres near Rosa L. Parks Boulevard and the creation of a short-term rental overlay district. The council will also consider building material requirements for new developments.
- Rezoning 68.61 acres in Germantown Historic Preservation District (BL2020-479)
- Creation of an Owner Occupied Short Term Rental Overlay district (BL2020-504)
- Rezoning 6103 Mt. View Road to permit 94 single-family lots (BL2021-1001)
- Beer permit distance exemption for All People Coffee on Douglas Avenue (RS2022-1305)
- Rezoning 4321 Old Hickory Blvd for 72 multi-family units (BL2021-1030)