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RESOLUTION

RS2023-124

Passed

Urging the Mayor of the Metropolitan Government to pursue all options to ensure the preservation of the Morris Memorial Building, including using the building to house a museum dedicated to African American and Civil Rights history.

Introduced Nov 21, 2023 · Passed Nov 21, 2023 · View on Legistar

Sponsors

Zulfat Suara
Zulfat Suara

Primary Sponsor · At-Large

Co-Sponsors (19)

Delishia PorterfieldDelishia Porterfield
Jason SpainJason Spain
Jordan HuffmanJordan Huffman
Jeff GreggJeff Gregg
Sandy EwingSandy Ewing
Joy StylesJoy Styles
Olivia HillOlivia Hill
Clay CappClay Capp
Emily BenedictEmily Benedict
Kyonzte ToombsKyonzte Toombs
Jennifer WebbJennifer Webb
Quin Evans-SegallQuin Evans-Segall
Burkley AllenBurkley Allen
Jennifer GambleJennifer Gamble
Erin EvansErin Evans
Tasha EllisTasha Ellis
Ginny WelschGinny Welsch
Jacob KupinJacob Kupin
Terry VoTerry Vo

Vote History

No individual votes recorded for this legislation.

Timeline

Nov 21, 2023

adopted

Watch floor 26 min
Passed

As filed on Legistar

A resolution urging the Mayor of the Metropolitan Government to pursue all options to ensure the preservation of the Morris Memorial Building, including using the building to house a museum dedicated to African American and Civil Rights history.

Data sourced from Nashville Metro Council Legistar. Last updated: November 27, 2023

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