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Two weeks ago just before the second reading vote on Erica Gilmore's Ardelia Park bill Vice Mayor Diane Neighbors mentioned the possibility of a deferral so that CM Gilmore could get approval from Stormwater and Public Works, which had not yet signed off on the SP rezoning to allow the high-density detached single-family homes at 7th and Garfield.  Perhaps she should have avail

Christine Kreyling gets knee-deep in the controversy over the proposed development in the Bells Bend area of Nashville:

I had heard that their was some tweaking to do on the overall master plan, in regard to the concerns of high densities of the development and adverse traffic congestion deserving further study.

Shelbyville's planning commission had a brief agenda Thursday, dealing with only three items. A rezoning request was approved for Joe M. Lambert and Bobby G. Sanders for a parcel on East Cedar...

Expressing the wish that the proposed SP zone change for the Ardelia Park plan slow down, be tweaked design-wise, and get squared away on stormwater run-off and with NES on powerline configuration, the Planning Commission unanimously disapproved the SP with the expressed expectation that it come b

The Metro Planner vested with review of R.C. Hazzard's Ardelia Park concept at the corner of 7th Avenue, North and Garfield Street expresses concerns about the design, which Mr. Hazzard has made clear he will not change at an April Salemtown community meeting.

The Metro Planner vested with review of R.C. Hazzard's Ardelia Park concept at the corner of 7th Avenue, North and Garfield Street expressed concerns about the design, which Mr. Hazzard made clear he will not change at an April Salemtown community meeting.

That’s what one councilperson is trying to do:

Councilwoman Karen Bennett plans to start a letter-writing campaign in support of Planning Department Manager David Kleinfelter, whose controversial contract will be reviewed later this year by the Planning Commission.

Lost in the weekend's maelstrom of reanimated English Only and of the Planning Commission controversy was PiTW reporter Matt Pulle's scoop on a Waller Lansden lawyer who is "the most prolific lobbyist at the

City Paper columnist Richard Lawson, writing today about the whole Bernhardt-Kleinfelter-McLean-AHR-Neighbors-Swiss Ridge mess is apparently perplexed about the notion of conflicts of interest in ci