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Nashville Metro CouncilRS2025-1686Passed1 amendment

This resolution exempts the Lost and Found establishments located at 3104 Gallatin Pike and 1107 McGavock Pike from the minimum distance requirements for obtaining a beer permit as specified in Section 7.08.090.E of the Metropolitan Code. The exemption allows these locations to obtain beer permits despite not meeting the usual distance criteria. The resolution was passed by the Metropolitan Council after a public hearing and committee review.

A resolution exempting Lost and Found, located at 3104 Gallatin Pike and 1107 McGavock Pike from the minimum distance requirements for obtaining a beer permit pursuant to Section 7.08.090.E of the Metropolitan Code.

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Introduced 12/9/2025Metropolitan CouncilResolution
→ Passed 12/16/2025

What it does

  • 1Exemption of Lost and Found at 3104 Gallatin Pike from minimum distance requirements for beer permits
  • 2Exemption of Lost and Found at 1107 McGavock Pike from minimum distance requirements for beer permits
  • 3Approval of the exemption pursuant to Section 7.08.090.E of the Metropolitan Code

This resolution exempts the Lost and Found establishments located at 3104 Gallatin Pike and 1107 McGavock Pike from the minimum distance requirements for obtaining a beer permit as specified in Section 7.08.090.E of the Metropolitan Code. The exemption allows these locations to obtain beer permits despite not meeting the usual distance criteria. The resolution was passed by the Metropolitan Council after a public hearing and committee review.

Affects
Lost and Found at 3104 Gallatin PikeLost and Found at 1107 McGavock PikeMetropolitan Council

Amendments (1)

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Substitute RS2025-1686UsesfiledSubstitute
Substitute·filed 12/16/2025

The amendment exempts Lost and Found from distance requirements for a beer permit.

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Version history

This bill has been substituted. Each version below reflects a substitute draft filed during Metro Council consideration. The latest version is what's being voted on.

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Legislative history

12/17/2025
Mayor
Referred without comment
12/16/2025
Metropolitan Council
Council Member Capp moved that the resolution be adopted as substituted, which motion was seconded and approved by the following vote: Yes (28): Suara, Porterfield, Evans-Segall, Allen, Hill, Gamble, Capp, Benedict, Harrell, Webb, Eslick, Evans, Bradford, Huffman, Gregg, Welsch, Vo, Kupin, Taylor, Weiner, Druffel, Nash, Ellis, Sepulveda, Rutherford, Styles, Lee, and Spain; No (0); Abstain (0).
12/16/2025
Metropolitan Council
The resolution was approved with a substitute by the Government Operations and Regulations Committee. Council Member Capp requested a hearing from the public on this resolution which had been previously advertised. The President asked if anyone desired to be heard for or against the resolution and no one came forward to be heard. The President declared the public hearing closed. Council Member Capp moved to adopt the resolution, which motion was properly seconded. Council Member Capp offered a substitute resolution and moved that it be adopted, which motion was seconded and approved by a voice vote of the Council.
12/16/2025
Government Operations and Regulations Committee
Referred without comment
12/9/2025
Metropolitan Council
Referred without comment

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