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Setting building material restrictions and requirements for a mixed-use development at 5901 California Avenue, on 8.12 acres, as part of BL2026-1423

Setting building material restrictions and requirements for a mixed-use development on California Avenue, on 8.12 acres, as part of BL2026-1423

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Setting building material restrictions and requirements for a mixed-use development at 5901 California Avenue, on 8.12 acres, as part of BL2026-1423

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41members of Metropolitan Council of Nashville and Davidson County decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, July 21, 2026
Yes31
No3

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CityMetropolitan Council of Nashville and Davidson CountyPassed Jul 21

Who decides this

  • Zulfat SuaraAt Large 1Voted yes
  • Delishia PorterfieldAt Large 2Voted yes
  • Quin Evans SegallAt Large 3Voted yes
  • Burkley AllenAt Large 4Voted yes
  • Olivia HillAt Large 5Voted yes
  • Joy KimbroughDistrict 1No vote on record
  • Jennifer Frensley WebbDistrict 10No vote on record
  • Jeff EslickDistrict 11Voted yes
  • Erin EvansDistrict 12No vote on record
  • Russ BradfordDistrict 13Voted yes
  • Jordan HuffmanDistrict 14Voted yes
  • Jeff GreggDistrict 15No vote on record
  • Ginny WelschDistrict 16Voted yes
  • Terry VoDistrict 17Voted yes
  • Tom CashDistrict 18Voted yes
  • Jacob KupinDistrict 19Voted yes
  • Kyonzté ToombsDistrict 2Voted yes
  • Rollin HortonDistrict 20Voted yes
  • Brandon TaylorDistrict 21Voted yes
  • Sheri WeinerDistrict 22No vote on record
  • Thom DruffelDistrict 23Voted no
  • Brenda GaddDistrict 24Voted yes
  • Jeff PreptitDistrict 25Voted yes
  • Courtney JohnstonDistrict 26Voted yes
  • Robert NashDistrict 27Voted yes
  • David BentonDistrict 28Voted yes
  • Tasha EllisDistrict 29Voted no
  • Jennifer GambleDistrict 3Voted yes
  • Sandra SepulvedaDistrict 30Voted yes
  • John RutherfordDistrict 31Voted yes
  • Joy StylesDistrict 32Voted no
  • Antoinette LeeDistrict 33Voted yes
  • Sandy EwingDistrict 34Voted yes
  • Jason SpainDistrict 35Voted yes
  • Mike CorteseDistrict 4Voted yes
  • Sean ParkerDistrict 5Voted yes
  • Clay CappDistrict 6Voted yes
  • Emily BenedictDistrict 7Voted yes
  • Deonté HarrellDistrict 8Voted yes
  • Tonya HancockDistrict 9No vote on record
  • Angie HendersonNashville and Davidson CountyNo vote on record

Whole board: passed 31 to 3, Jul 21

Decided, Jul 21: The council voted 31 to 3 on an ordinance to authorize building material restrictions and requirements for BL2026-1423, a proposed Specific Plan Zoning District on property located at 5901 California Avenue, at the southeast corner of 60th Avenue North and California Avenue, zoned SP (8.12 acres), to permit a mixed-use development, all of which is described herein (Proposal No. 2023SP-009-002). THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE REQUIRES CERTAIN MATERIALS TO BE RESTRICTED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS. It passed.

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