@mrthackston I’m fully in support of Matt’s pettiness because I’m petty AND grudgy. I only wish I found Matt sooner. Is there some way to sage twitter? Maybe the council chamber too.
@scavendish When you represent outside interests and developers to the detriment of the community you’re supposed to serve, seems about right that you end up with a lot of money and not enough votes.
@BrianManookian@AliceRolli1 I hope there’s no undeleting. No need to be reminded of his existence. The damage he’s done to our city and my faith in local government is reminder enough. His loss is a win for the future of Nashville.
Reminder in light of the (by most accounts friendly) dog shot to death at Percy Warner Park yesterday — Nashville has an ordinance banning guns in parks. It was overridden in 2015 by an @TNGOP state law signed by Governor @BillHaslam.
But “local control”, right? 😳 🐕
@dmacias37206 "There is state legislation that prohibits metro from considering the provision of affordable housing when looking at zoning"-Lisa Milligan (Metro Zoning/Land Development) @ThisIsNashville just did a good zoning episode. https://t.co/OfwhLMwqu9
Spent the evening live streaming a Nashville Metro Council hearing on the budget and wishing for a mix without the gallery muted. What happened to my life?
@freddieoconnell I appreciate the response. There's more disappointment floating around this city than tourists. Giving up the our floodplains will allow more floating, I guess. Also, @MattAWiltshire feel free to run with "Matts Where It's At". My gift to you.
You stood there and let me prattle on thanking you for filing an amendment that you did not file. Not sure I’m ready for @freddieoconnell. Starting to think Matts where it’s at. @MattWiltshire
Community members will gather for a press conference outside the Metro Nashville Historic Courthouse Tuesday, May 16th, 2023 at 5:30 p.m. to share ongoing concerns about the increasingly anti-democratic actions by our state and local representatives.
I was at the Metro Council meeting and I shit you not, they green-lighted an assisted living development on the flood plain. Old, mobility compromised people in harm’s way. The Cumberland will flood again, and these people will have a lot to answer for.