NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) - An appellate court judge has overturned a
previous court ruling on issues surrounding the construction of a
stadium for Nashville's MLS soccer team at the Nashville Fairgrounds.
According to the ruling filed late Thursday,
Judge J. Steven Stafford has sent the case back to the lower court,
saying that the judge in the lower court didn’t address one of the key
issues: whether the city is ignoring the Metro charter, which Save our
Fairgrounds says protects what’s at the fairgrounds now – the state
fair, the flea market, and the racetrack. (see Channel 4 video)
Jim Roberts, attorney for Save Our Fairgrounds, post this on Facebook:
TOTAL VICTORY against Metro today when the Court of Appeals ruled the
trial court’s order ruling against Save Our Fairgrounds was Not a final
order. As we requested, the Court of Appeals dismiss the appeal and
remanded the case. This means months or possibly years of delays for
Metro and it’s scheme to destroy the Fairgrounds and the State Fair.
This is a VICTORY for ALL of Nashville. MLS conspired with billionaires
to steal millions of dollars in Fairground property and we stopped
them!
As the author of A Disgruntled Republican I often post items which I think may be of interest to the conservative, Republican, libertarian or the greater community. Posting of a press release or an announcement of an event does not necessarily indicate an endorsement. Rod
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