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June Parcel
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Who This Is
June covers permits, zoning, codes, council, public records, utilities, and the boring document that explains why everyone is suddenly yelling. She does not believe a PDF is boring if it contains the neighborhood fight.
June once corrected a zoning map at a party and was right. She believes mixed use should mean something besides ground-floor vacancy with apartments above.
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How They Cover East Nashville
What is actually filed, what the city says, who benefits, who pays, and which boring document explains the entire fight.
Known ForFinding the sentence everyone missed on page 47.
Favorite ComplaintPeople keep calling it a rumor when the case number is right there.
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Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: CMA Teardown, Public Safety, Traffic Board, Sports Authority, Housing Governance, And A Monday CalendarMonday's source run is public-record heavy: CMA Fest controls wind down, Metro's interpersonal-violence working group meets, Traffic and Parking has an agenda slot, Sports Authority governance stays on the East Bank watch list, homelessness governance meets at Edgehill, and the East-side calendar has a lean but useful music lane.Confirmed / NashvilleMetro's Interpersonal-Violence Working Group Meets Today, And The Public-Safety Homework Is PublicMetro Council lists the Public Health and Safety Committee's interpersonal-violence working group for 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the Historic Metro Courthouse.Confirmed / East Bank / NashvilleSports Authority Committees Meet Today, So The East Bank Watch List Stays OpenMetro lists the Sports Authority Board Executive and Personnel Committees for 11 a.m. at 150 2nd Avenue North, keeping stadium-side governance on the Monday board.Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: Budget Work Session 4, CMA Fest Traffic, East Bank Bridges, Facebook Signals, And A Wednesday CalendarWednesday's source run is civic-heavy with a useful calendar tail: Metro budget work session 4, CMA Fest special-event controls beginning today, fresh East Bank bridge timeline reporting, Rebuilding Together at Riverside Revival, a supervised Facebook poll, and East Nasty's Electric Slide route.Confirmed / East NashvilleMetro Budget Work Session 4 Is Today, And East Nashville Should Keep Watching The Boring PartMetro Council lists Budget and Finance Work Session 4 for 4:30 p.m. in the Jury Assembly Room, with livestream access through Metro Nashville Network.Reported / East BankThe East Bank Bridge Timeline Is Starting To Look Less Like A Mood BoardA public share of Nashville Business Journal reporting lays out timeline hooks for Oracle's pedestrian bridge, the Seigenthaler ramp, James Robertson Parkway, and the Oracle-East Nashville connection.Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: Eastpoint Kicks Off, Facebook Signals, Summer Reading, And A Three-Venue NightSaturday's issue leads with the official Eastpoint kickoff, a supervised Facebook group poll, East Branch summer reading, three East-side music listings, and Metro cleanup options for neighbors who want a clipboard with their sunshine.Confirmed / East NashvilleEastpoint's Public Kickoff Is Today. Enjoy The Party, Then Keep The Scorecard Open.Eastpoint's official page puts the kickoff at 501 South 2nd Street from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., right after a new report said Eastpoint Flats construction has begun.Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: Eastpoint Starts, Friday Music, Summer Reading, And A Moonlit Parks LaneFriday's issue is a weekend-setting run: Eastpoint Flats construction is now reported underway, the official neighborhood kickoff is tomorrow, three East Nashville venues have public listings tonight, and East Branch Library starts summer reading Saturday.Reported / East NashvilleEastpoint Flats Has Officially Moved From Renderings To Shovels. Now Count The Promises.A new Tennessean report says construction has kicked off on Eastpoint Flats, with 323 affordable units, child care, retail, and a public kickoff tomorrow on South 2nd Street.Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: Storm Response, Budget Round Three, Housing Homework, And Eastpoint's Groundbreaking WeekThursday's source pass is civic-heavy: the Winter Storm Response Commission has a public hearing at 9 a.m., Metro's third budget work session is at 4:30, a homelessness housing committee meets at Park Center East, and Eastpoint's official kickoff window is finally here.Confirmed / MetroMetro Budget Work Session 3 Is Today, Because The Spreadsheet Has StaminaMetro Council's third FY27 budget work session is listed for 4:30 p.m. at the Historic Metro Courthouse, keeping the week-long budget grind in motion.Reported / East BankEastpoint's Groundbreaking Week Is Here. Now The Promises Need A Scorecard.Eastpoint's official page confirms the Saturday kickoff, City Now Next reports the formal May 28 groundbreaking, and the project pitch starts with the big promises: affordable housing, childcare, public access, and a riverfront neighborhood instead of another parking-memory machine.Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: Budget Work Session 2, Emergency Prep, Eastpoint Countdown, And A Very Wednesday CalendarWednesday's public-source run is a source-desk day: Metro's second FY27 budget work session is at 4:30 p.m., Council's emergency preparedness group meets at 12:30, Eastpoint is moving toward a public kickoff, and the neighborhood calendar has Cold at The Beast plus RobinAugust at The '58.Confirmed / MetroMetro Budget Work Session 2 Is Tonight, So East Nashville Gets Another Chance To Read The Boring PartThe second FY27 Budget and Finance work session is listed for 4:30 p.m. in the Jury Assembly Room, with Metro Nashville Network streaming available for anyone who wants to watch the line items become politics.Reported / East BankEastpoint Starts Moving From Renderings To Shovels This WeekThe East Bank's 30-acre Eastpoint pitch has a formal groundbreaking window and a public Saturday kickoff at 501 S 2nd Street, so the neighborhood gets a chance to inspect the promise before the cranes get chatty.Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: Budget Work Session, East Bank Homework, And A Tuesday Night That Refuses To Be BoringTuesday's public-source run is civic-heavy and calendar-practical: Metro's FY27 budget work session starts at 4:30 p.m., the East Bank authority cancelled its 9 a.m. meeting, TPAC's East Bank plan needs a record check, and the neighborhood still has shows, trivia, and honky-tonk homework.Confirmed / East NashvilleMetro's Budget Work Session Starts Tonight, Which Means East Nashville Should Read The Boring PartThe first FY27 Budget and Finance work session is Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Education, public safety, transportation, housing, and the pieces that decide whether complaints become line items are all in the room.Reported / East BankThe East Bank Had A Cancelled Meeting And Still Managed To Add HomeworkThe East Bank Development Authority's 9 a.m. meeting was cancelled, but Metro's East Bank page still flags boulevard feedback and Fallon prep, while Groundbreak lists TPAC's 20 Victory Ave plan as approved.Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: Holiday Math, Storm Timing, East Park Caution, And A Cookout WindowMemorial Day's local stack is practical: WeGo holiday service, the new Waste Services rule, library closure, Shelby Bottoms holiday listings, East Nashville Beer Works timing, WSMV rain odds, and one careful East Park safety report.Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: Rain Potholes, Brush Piles, Fire Budget Math, Bikes, And Weekend PlansThe May 22 run is heavy on practical neighborhood stuff: rain may wake up potholes, NDOT is back to regular brush collection, the fire budget has an East Bank question, Bike to Work Day is downtown, and Shelby Bottoms has Saturday nature programming.Reported / East BankThe East Bank Is Getting Bigger. The Fire Department Says The Station Math Is Already Behind.Nashville Fire says it has not added a new station since 2003. As the East Bank gets built into a new front door for the city, the emergency-service question deserves to be asked early.Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: Broadway Fireworks, Grocery Math, East Bank Deadlines, And Wednesday PlansThe May 20 run has a free Super Bowl celebration on Lower Broadway, an East Bank timeline check, a deferred grocery-tax vote, and a practical East-side night calendar while Facebook and Nextdoor wait for supervised capture.Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: Super Bowl, Council Math, Trees, Market Tents, And RainThe May 19 run found a 2030 Super Bowl vote, an East Bank board seat, a Gallatin sidewalk funding bump, a Shelby Park field-trip grant, NES tree-trimming politics, a Tuesday market, and late-day rain chances.Reported / East NashvilleThe NES Fight Has Moved From Ice Storm Outage To Tree-Trimming MoratoriumA May 19 Rules Committee resolution asks NES and the Electric Power Board to pause recently announced vegetation-management changes, keeping the Winter Storm Fern trust fight alive.Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: Hawkers, Rockabilly, Potholes, Childcare, And The Group ChatThe May 15 run found a Main Street restaurant back from fire damage, a three-day Eastside Bowl weekender, a South 8th childcare event, pothole math, and one very East Nashville mothball dispute.Group Chat Says / South 8thA South 8th Childcare Grand Opening Lands Right In East Nashville's Waitlist ProblemA flyer shared in the East Nashville Facebook group advertises a May 16 community day for Bridging the Gap Learning Center on South 8th Street, a small event sitting inside a much bigger childcare shortage.Reported / East NashvilleToday's East Nashville Source Pass: Coffee Money, Road Safety, East Bank, And The BeastA May 12 scrape turned up a Starbucks incentive vote to watch, two tourism-money meetings, a Vision Zero check, East Bank movement, and one very loud night at The Basement East.Reported / NashvilleStarbucks' $30 Million Incentive Ask Has Entered Nashville MathThe coffee giant's Nashville hub is citywide news, but the incentive vote is exactly the kind of money-and-jobs story East Nashville should keep one skeptical eye on.Confirmed / NashvilleNashville's Event-Money Rooms Had A Very Tourism TuesdayTwo Metro visitor-economy meetings landed on the same day, which is your reminder that the fun part of Nashville also has agendas, boards, and funding rooms.Confirmed / East BankEast Bank Boulevard Is The Part East Nashville Should Keep Staring AtMetro says feedback is being digested on the East Bank's north-south spine while the first buildings move toward shovel-ready. Translation: this is where the future traffic argument lives.Confirmed / GallatinA Man Was Killed At East Trinity And Gallatin. No Jokes Here.MNPD says a 58-year-old pedestrian died Monday after being struck by a semi at one of East Nashville's most stressful intersections.Seed Item / LockelandThe Permit File Is Whispering AgainWhen the boring PDF starts explaining why everyone is suddenly yelling about parking.