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  1. WebberThomas4
    Hmmm….United Rentals just purchased a property in LaVergne for $12.34 Million. They currently have a location at 301 Crutcher Street (right in the middle of PSC metals). May not be anything. https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/national-building-equipment-supplier-buys-la-vergne-facility/article_57cc5f06-f88f-11ec-a486-7bd8fcc1eaad.html
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    FYI - the sale of the NADC campus will likely be delayed until Q4 of 2022. I did not get a reason as to why or who the buyer is.
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    I’m not sure about the Float Bar, but Resolution Eyecare is the tenant for the front building. The owner ran into some trouble with codes for doing work without a permit - most of that has been settled now. I’ve contacted the owner of the former used car parking lot next door and he’s pretty set on leasing his lot.
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    https://epermits.nashville.gov/#/permit/4131777?page=1&searchText=301 gallatin&searchCode=ADDR&searchType=permit&orderBy=permitNumber DESC Velvet Taco is taking over the former Calypso space.
  5. WebberThomas4
    Maybe it is this TSU campus….
  6. WebberThomas4
    https://www.eastwoodvillageoffering.com/listing The newly completed Eastwood Village is being offered for sale. No word on the price, but only 3 of the spaces have been leased thus far. This does not include the individual homes on the property.
  7. WebberThomas4
    The demo permits were issued a couple of weeks ago,
  8. WebberThomas4
    Update on the demolition of East End Methodist Church. https://www.instagram.com/tv/CfCnt_BDSNF/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
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    Is there a link to the survey or the results of the neighborhood canvasses?
  10. WebberThomas4
    It isn’t entirely correct, but pretty damn accurate? no? All I am saying is that I took every survey they sent out and there were not options to go against what narrative they were/have been pushing. I honestly want to know if they have links to their results that show options. I’ve responded to their emails with the same request. They’ve inserted themselves into a lot of local conversations without any liability to their actions/accusations.
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    You are correct. I do not have the facts in front of me. I am going strictly off memory of the survey I took and “professional” interactions that I have had with SUN. I knew I should have taken screenshots. Is there a link to the article/survey that shows what the options were for each question? I cannot find it on your, I mean their, website.
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    I’ve noticed from your previous responses on this thread that your views on the East Bank and the new stadium align with SUN’s views. That’s fine, but please do not tell me that their surveys are a consensus of the neighborhood. They ask very specific questions without any alternative. The outcome is predetermined.
  13. WebberThomas4
    Stand-Up Nashville surveys like minded people that are on their listserv.
  14. WebberThomas4
    That was painful to watch.
  15. WebberThomas4
    https://epermits.nashville.gov/#/permit/4165488?initial=1&searchType=permit&orderBy=fullAddress ASC,permitNumber ASC&searchText=&page=1&searchCode=ADDR Multiple demo permits have been applied for in the last few days.
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    https://epermits.nashville.gov/download.aspx?id=759952 8th and Demonbreun Hotel?
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    https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/developer-local-nonprofits-can-t-agree-on-housing/article_63bb55f0-e337-11ec-bb36-97a289dbb231.html CREA and Stand Up Nashville cannot come to an agreement. It’s time to move on with PATHE. Here’s an article from WPLN: https://wpln.org/post/displaced-riverchase-residents-feel-tension-as-community-groups-split-on-their-demands-of-developer/ Something that I found interesting in the article that I had not yet heard : “P.A.T.H.E.’s original agreement with the developer became a starting point for Stand Up. In an old draft, Stand Up axed P.A.T.H.E. out of any deal and asked the developer to pay the organization $1.25 million for breaking the agreement. The demand caught some side eyes and has since been dropped. “We took that million dollars off the table,” says Nathaniel Carter with Stand Up Nashville. “We don’t want people to think we’re trying to take somebody down for some money. You know, that was for us paying for a monitor over a certain amount of years.” He says the point was to make sure there were teeth in the agreement to discourage the developer from breaking it.“
  18. WebberThomas4
    Where on TSU’s campus? My guess would be the farm land along the river by Ted Rhodes.
  19. WebberThomas4
    Curious for anyone in the know: why would they choose this type of crane rather than what we typically see in Nashville (see background)? I’m assuming it has to do with space.
  20. WebberThomas4
    https://www.instagram.com/p/Cd8OidWOMxV/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= 3 McFerrin Ave is a good looking building!
  21. WebberThomas4
    A couple of water/sewer availability permits were applied for today.
  22. WebberThomas4
    https://www.instagram.com/p/CdoGELrsVJX/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= King Solomon’s is closing on May 28th.
  23. WebberThomas4
    Do we know what they are delivering here? First time I’ve noticed this on a Wednesday, mostly comes Friday around 11 am.
  24. WebberThomas4
    The developers applied for a building permit yesterday. The address is 711 Korean Veterans Blvd.
  25. WebberThomas4
    The auto shop at 1103 Straightway Avenue sold in March for $550k to Respen Builders, Inc. The mailing address ties back to an Amber Adkerson.
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