Tn State Fairgrounds

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Attention From an editorial in The Tennessean on July 5, 2009: “Building May Town at the fairgrounds is still a solid idea…” “But the city has the power to create a redevelopment district, enabling officials to use federal development funds to negotiate with nearby property owners to expand the footprint.” http://tennessean.com/article/20090705/COLUMNIST0101/907050355/1092/Column++Build ing+May+Town+at+fairgrounds+is+still+a+solid+idea Gail Kerr [email protected] 615-259-8085

Do you want to lose your home to forced sale or eminent domain so that more condos and offices can be built? People, if you care about your home you will help fight for the preservation of the Tennessee State Fairgrounds by writing the following people: Karl Dean [email protected] Mayor Karl Dean 100 Metro Courthouse Nashville, TN 37201

District 17 Council member Sandra Moore [email protected] 916 Benton Avenue Nashville, TN 37204 Metropolitan Council Office One Public Square, Suite 204 P. O. Box 196300 Nashville, Tennessee 37219-6300

Tennessee State Fair Board Mr. Alex Joyce - 4419 Chickering Lane, Nashville TN 37215 Ms. Katy Varney - 611 Commerce Street #2800, Nashville TN 37203 Charles Sueing - 201 Thompson Lane, Suite 105, Nashville TN 37211 Mr. James M. Weaver - 511 Union Street, #2700, Nashville TN 37219 Mr. Ned Horton - 2006 Ridley Blvd, Nashville, TN 37203

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