Welcome to Mayes Creek Basin

 Here is a link to the interview I did with News Channel 5.  Hopefully we will get more coverage as this progresses.

 Here is a link to the meeting where the Village Green project was presented to both the Board of Mayor and Aldermen along with members of the Franklin Municipal Planning Commission.  

  Here is a brief recap from the Board of Mayor and Aldermen Workshop

 Session.  BOMA received a 2024 Mayes Creek Basin Update on Sanitary Sewer.  I am attaching a copy of the report as well as a link to the meeting (if you fast forward to 1:07 you will be at the start of the presentation).

Here is a link to an article that appeared in The Williamson Herald on September 18 talking about a new water reclamation plant.  The City of Franklin is moving ahead with their plans and we need to keep up.    

 Here is the link to the Workshop Session

Below is a button that links to a copy of the Mayes Creek Basin Annexation Capabilities Study 2023 Update.  The report was presented at the February 17, 2023 Board of Mayor and Aldermen and Franklin Municipal Planning Commission Joint Conceptual Workshop.  I think you will find the information very interesting.  There are 3 options proposed for the sewer line to run. 

I received another email from Alderman Baggett who states that we misunderstand the Village Green concept and that it is not going to be another Westhaven on the East side of town.  He told me it is being modeled after Serenbe, Georgia so I looked up Serenbe, Georgia.  Below is a link so you can look at and decide for yourselves if it is what you want or do you still want Rural Reserve.  I have heard many comments concerning Serenbe, Georgia and how it started out one way and has now changed to be exactly what we don't want.  So don't get fooled!

This is a link to a story about Poplar Farms, a subdivision of over 550 homes being built on Clovercroft Road.  It is claiming over 125 acres of open space.  What they aren't telling you is that a good portion of those acres are not buildable anyway.  Because of hilltop overlay, gas lines and high tension wires, you would not have been able to build on it.  Those small details seem to get left out of the news.  To read the article, click on the button below:

If you want to know how we won in 2018, click the article button below and it will give you the story that appeared in the Tennessean

 I think it is an informative read to be prepared for the May 23 City of Franklin Municipal Planning Commission meeting:

To read the article in the Williamson Herald, click on the button below: