timmay143

https://usa.streetsblog.org/2018/08/13/sorry-bus-stops-round-1-matchup-nashville-vs-houston/ Pathetic. Need to encourage more pedestrian and bike friendly structure and safety. Would like to see heavy investment in these areas.

Would it be crazy to email support to council members from somewhere, say, like, Huntsville, AL?

My thoughts as well.

1.6 million people!!!! The horror!!!!! Imagine the debauchery!!! This is an outrage! Think of the children, people, I beg you! Yeah, I have seen post on FB from the Roadies and the Nashville MLS group for support.

Me three. Could do without the casino part.

Knowing Nashville, we would have gotten the ukulele version anyways.

Jelly for sure.

upper Broad...from 5th to here is going to be drastically different...!

Dang, now the cranes have signage!

Saw on FB too. They have about 6000 followers there. But yeah, need Nashville SC to pitch in.

Lol, awesome job guys! It really is a great comparison!!

Gorgeous...I officially don't even recognize this city anymore. Even though I haven't been too far, I have been away for too long. Now that my parents have moved from Nashville, I barely have any connections left (a few friends which I don't see of much). Getting older sucks! I can empathize with people who are fighting change! Not really, but I do get the nostalgia for "the good 'ol days." For me, it would be late 80's to the the mid 2000's. Not the same Nashville for sure! It is amazing to see the changes. Would be great to see a shot from the same angle of ~1998/2000, 2006, 2018. Approximately 5-10 year gaps. Biggest changes have been the last 5-10 years!!!!

Yeah, I think the river volume, hence flooding possibility, is too large. Now they could create a diverted portion of the river, which is much smaller, more canal-like. Similar to the once possible planned portion on the east bank. However, that may be a pipe dream at this point. The river north development could be "in the way" at this point too. Although, they could embrace it and work it into their master plan....then you might have something like the Chicago canal. However, flooding might still be a monumental issue. And, oh yeah, that pesky PSC metals is there too.... http://www.governing.com/blogs/view/Nashvilles-New-Island.html Found this guy too...https://www.nashvillescene.com/news/article/13044934/a-thriving-riverfront-a-more-active-populace-a-symbol-of-progressive-design-and-urban-planning-this-could-be-your-city

Wow! Blast from the past! Haven't seen this screen name in awhile!

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