Nashville, TN City Council Agenda Tracker
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Recent business-relevant agenda items
Contractors building the two new detached residential units must comply with new material restrictions, adding specific construction requirements for that project.
medium impactContractor & Construction
Contractors and construction firms building the proposed multifamily and single‑family homes must comply with new material restrictions, changing how they can construct the project.
high impactContractor & Construction
Contractors building the 12 new multifamily units on Clifton Avenue must comply with new material restrictions, altering their construction requirements for that project.
low impactContractor & Construction
The ordinance imposes new building‑material restrictions for a mixed‑use development, directly affecting contractors and construction firms that must follow the new requirements.
high impactContractor & Construction
The zoning amendment will allow 109 multifamily units and 78 single‑family lots to be built, creating new rental housing and directly affecting landlords and the residential rental market.
high impactLandlord & Rental Housing
The resolution exempts Slide Hustle on 3rd Avenue North from the standard distance requirements for a beer permit, letting the venue serve alcohol despite proximity rules.
high impactRestaurant & Food Service
Contractors building the six new multifamily units must comply with new material restrictions and requirements imposed by the ordinance.
high impactContractor & Construction
The ordinance would let property owners in the Greenwood Neighborhood Conservation Overlay District build 12 detached accessory dwelling units, creating new rental housing opportunities.
high impactLandlord & Rental Housing
Contractors building the new seven‑unit multifamily project must comply with new material restrictions, altering construction practices and potentially increasing costs.
high impactContractor & Construction
The amendment changes the zoning of two parcels from residential RS15 to commercial‑service (CS), potentially allowing a range of businesses to operate there.
medium impactSmall Business
The zoning amendment permits seven new multifamily residential units, modestly affecting landlords by adding new rental housing.
low impactLandlord & Rental Housing
The zoning amendment would permit a drive‑through restaurant at 5001‑5003 Gallatin Pike, allowing restaurants to locate and operate a drive‑through on that site.
high impactRestaurant & Food Service
The zoning amendment allows 12 new detached multi-family rental units, enabling landlords to develop and operate additional rental housing.
high impactLandlord & Rental Housing
Contractors working on the mixed‑use project at 916 and 922 W. Trinity Lane will be required to use only the materials specified in the new building‑material restriction ordinance.
medium impactContractor & Construction
The zoning amendment changes the property’s classification, which could enable the owner to develop a higher‑density residential unit, modestly affecting the landlord/owner of that parcel.
low impactLandlord & Rental Housing
The Bodega will be allowed to obtain a beer permit despite not meeting the usual minimum distance requirements, affecting its ability to serve alcohol.
low impactRestaurant & Food Service
The zoning amendment changes the property at 1701 County Hospital Road to allow six new multi‑family residential units, directly creating new rental housing opportunities for landlords.
high impactLandlord & Rental Housing
Contractors building the proposed 10 single‑family or two‑family homes must comply with new material restrictions, significantly altering their construction practices.
high impactContractor & Construction
The resolution establishes a grant program that offers energy‑saving equipment incentives, helping a broad range of Nashville businesses reduce costs and energy use.
medium impactSmall Business
The ordinance tightens door‑to‑door solicitation rules, adds regular reviews of the no‑solicitation registry, and allows permits to be suspended or revoked for repeat violators, impacting any small business that relies on door‑to‑door sales.
high impactSmall Business
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