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ULI Nashville members are encouraged to participate in this Infrastructure Committee Community Outreach project to help with Flood Plain reclamation. Details to follow, but Save the Date!

The Ewing Creek Tree Planting 

 Saturday February 27th
starting around 10:0 AM

Help the environment, plant some trees with ULI Nashville!
For details, contact nashville@uli.org.


Metro Water Service (MWS) is required to plant 10,000 trees within a five year period.  Together with MWS and Cumberland River Compact, ULI Nashville Infrastructure Committee has helped identify two areas to help with these tree plantings.   Ewing Creek area is located in a FEMA ‘buy back’ areas, where MWS bought residential properties that have experienced repeated loss due to flooding, in order to restore the natural stream buffer.  This Tree Planting project will not only ease flooding in the area, but also help to improve water quality of the direct runoff into the stream. 

In addition to the buffer restoration efforts, a greenway is scheduled to be built in the area. Therefore, the trees will provide shade and will aesthetically enhance the area for future greenway uses.



Information about Related Organizations

 

One of ULI Nashville's important community partners is the Metro Planning Department.

Visit their website for vital and useful information.

"The Planning Commission guides growth and development as Nashville and Davidson County evolve into a more socially, economically and environmentally sustainable community, with a commitment to preservation of important assets, efficient use of public infrastructure, distinctive and diverse neighborhood character, free and open civic life, and choices in housing and transportation."
METRO WEBSITE IMPROVES ACCESS TO DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION

Metro's Development Services site brings application and permitting information from several departments together in one easily-accessible location.  This includes direct links to necessary forms, contacts in each department, and the electronic application system. This Development Services site is part of Mayor Dean's economic-development initiative  to make the process simpler & more accessible for everyone from the big developer to the individual homeowner, and is a joint effort of all of Metro's development-related departments and NES.


Another one of ULI Nashville's important community partners is the  Cumberland Region Tomorrow

Check out the CRT Power of Ten Regional Update on their website.

When you take a look at this you will see that two important follow-ups to Mayor Dean’s call for the creation of the Middle Tennessee Mayor’s Caucus and a Transit Alliance to garner private sector support toward mass transit issues.

ULI Nashville, CRT, and other community partners are lending support to these important initiatives.


Nashville Civic Design Center

For more information, visit www.civicdesigncenter.org for details.

 To celebrate the five year anniversary of The Plan of Nashville, Nashville Civic Design Center is holding a special series of events that includes a CEU credit-issuing seminar, a reception following the seminar, and Nashville 2054 - an opportunity for everyone, not just trained artists or designers, to dream about the future of our city, and convey those dreams in physical form.

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