Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Emily C. Cauley-Schulken’s organization
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Nashville Council Council Meeting
The Council discussed various community and infrastructure matters. Updates were provided regarding the deconstruction of a property on East Church Street, upcoming community events including a drive-in movie and a harvest market, and the status of utility and asphalt overlay projects for the Birchwood development. Residents raised concerns regarding speeding in their neighborhood and requested the installation of speed humps. The Council also held a public hearing for the CDBG-N housing application and reviewed engineering reports regarding storm sewer improvements on Railroad Street, specifically analyzing capacity needs for one-year and ten-year storm events.
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The meeting focused on the development of a municipal service district (MSD) parking lot, including discussions on budgeting $125,000 for engineering, surveying, and construction. Key topics included addressing grading and accessibility challenges, securing necessary property easements, and the possibility of creating a multi-use social district space featuring seating and string lighting. Additionally, the board discussed the growth and engagement of their social media page, including strategies for business spotlighting and the potential use of community polls to guide future decision-making.
Sep 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Nashville Planning Board Planning Board Meeting
The board discussed a new Fats, Oil, and Grease (FOG) control ordinance proposed to keep the town's sewer permit active. The ordinance mandates food service establishments to install grease interceptors, with specific requirements and enforcement measures outlined. The board reviewed the responsibilities of the Public Works director and the environmental compliance officer in enforcing the ordinance, including potential penalties for violations. Concerns were raised regarding the flexibility of the director's discretion, the potential financial impact on small businesses, the practical application for non-food businesses like churches, and the need for clear guidelines and educational outreach.
Sep 16, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Of Nashville Council Council Meeting
A new council member was sworn into office at the start of the meeting. The main business agenda involved a detailed discussion on the Body Street storm sewer project, specifically a proposal to upsize drainage infrastructure from 12-inch to 24-inch pipes to improve capacity and mitigate business flooding risks. The council reviewed budgetary requirements and engaged in a technical discussion regarding the effectiveness of the proposed upgrades, ultimately requesting additional data and modeling to be presented at a subsequent meeting before reaching a final decision.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
