Nearly $700K Spent On Nashville Vs Tennessee Lawsuits Over Laws
Nashville Spent Nearly $700,000 Out Of Pocket On Four Lawsuits Challenging State Laws This Year Along With 1,645 Hours Of The Department’s Time, According To A New Report.
Read moreNashville Spent Nearly $700,000 Out Of Pocket On Four Lawsuits Challenging State Laws This Year Along With 1,645 Hours Of The Department’s Time, According To A New Report.
Read moreTennessee Republican Lawmakers Lost Another Legal Battle With Metro Nashville’s Lawyers.A Three-Judge Panel Ruled That State-Forced Changes Around The Votes Need To Approve Renovations At The Nashville Fairground Speedway Violated The City’s Right To Determine Its Own Laws.
Read moreA Deal Estimated To Cost Taxpayers At Least $120 Million To Revamp Nashville’s Fairgrounds Speedway Will Have To Wait For A New Nashville Mayor.
Read moreAs A Plan To Renovate The Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway Faces A Tight Deadline At The Metro Council, A Third Lawsuit Dropped To Stop The State From Making It Easier For The Deal To Pass.
Read moreThe Owner Of Fellow Nashville Fairgrounds Tenant Nashville SC Spoke Out In A Letter To Nashville’s Metro Council Against A Deal To Rebuild The Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway With A 30,000-Seat Grandstand.
Read moreA Second Lawsuit Has Been Filed Challenging A New State Law That Makes It Easier To Gain Metro Council Approval For A New Racetrack At The Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.
Read moreThe Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway Construction Still Has No Final Price Tag But Legislation Filed For A First Reading From Nashville’s Metropolitan Council Potentially On July 6 Shows $120 Million In Public Funding Could Be Used For The Project.
Read moreMetro Nashville’s Legal Department Filed A Lawsuit To Block A New State Law Making It Easier For The Metro Council To Approve A New Racetrack At The Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.
Read moreTennessee Gov. Bill Lee Has Signed A Bill To Block Metro Nashville’s Requirement For A Council Supermajority Vote On Demolition At The Fairgrounds Speedway.
Read moreThe Tennessee House Is Expected To Vote On A Bill That Would Prevent Metro Nashville From Requiring A Supermajority Vote To Approve Demolition To Build A New Fairgrounds Speedway.
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