This ordinance authorizes the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County to abandon existing public water mains and easements and to accept new public water mains, relocate fire hydrant assemblies, and establish new easements at the property located at 2415 Vanderbilt Place, also known as Vanderbilt University Stevenson Center 6. The changes are part of MWS Project No. 25-WL-50 and Proposal No. 2025M-153ES-001.
An ordinance authorizing The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County to abandon existing public water main and easements, and to accept new public water main, the relocation of fire hydrant assemblies and easements, for property located at 2415 Vanderbilt Place, also known as Vanderbilt University Stevenson Center 6 (MWS Project No. 25-WL-50 and Proposal No. 2025M-153ES-001).
What it does
- 1Abandonment of existing public water main and easements at 2415 Vanderbilt Place
- 2Acceptance of new public water main and easements at the same location
- 3Relocation of fire hydrant assemblies associated with the project
This ordinance authorizes the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County to abandon existing public water mains and easements and to accept new public water mains, relocate fire hydrant assemblies, and establish new easements at the property located at 2415 Vanderbilt Place, also known as Vanderbilt University Stevenson Center 6. The changes are part of MWS Project No. 25-WL-50 and Proposal No. 2025M-153ES-001.
Activity timeline
- New documentImpact 10
New exhibit: Exhibit 1
- New documentImpact 10
New other: PC Approval Letter
- New documentImpact 10
New exhibit: Exhibit 1
- New documentImpact 10
New other: PC Approval Letter
- New documentImpact 10
New exhibit: Exhibit 1
- New documentImpact 10
New other: PC Approval Letter
- New documentImpact 10
New exhibit: Exhibit 1
- New documentImpact 10
New other: PC Approval Letter
Legislative history
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