The long-dormant former thermal plant site in downtown Nashville — prime riverfront real estate that has stirred redevelopment talk for years — will be used this summer by the Nashville Symphony for the city’s Fourth of July celebration, The City Paper has learned.
Metro Public Works crews this week have begun the process of clearing and leveling the 11-acre city-owned property, public works department spokeswoman Gwen Hopkins-Glascock said. The process includes creating a “service drive” into the property as well as a “concrete pad area.”
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