by The Metro Council completed a deal Tuesday to acquire the final piece
of land the city needs to build a long-discussed controversial pedestrian bridge connecting downtown Nashville’s Gulch and SoBro neighborhoods.
Now
the main hurdle that remains to making the $18 million project a
reality is settling on a design for the 700-foot-long bridge.
The
council voted 34-3 to give final approval of a transaction with the
owner of the office complex Cummins Station to acquire land on the SoBro
side of the bridge needed for the project. (link)
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