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โข Schools, Facilities, Roads at Center of Mayor's $544.7 Million Spending Plan (nashvillescene.com) โ South Nashville residents could see big changes as Mayor Freddie O'Connell's $544.7 million capital plan advances, including possible eminent domain for a South Nashville property tied to relocating the Metro Southeast campus. The proposal also pours money into new schools, road and sidewalk upgrades, fire stations, parks, libraries, and transit across Davidson County. Metro Council begins debating the plan October 5.
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