We`re Online

Option 1:
10:00 am
Tuesday
May 19
Option 4:
Option 2:
2:00 pm
Option 3:
6:00 pm
BB&T Commercial Banking
3rd Floor Conference Room
9:00 am
Option 5:
3:00 pm
Option 6:
6:00 pm
Identical 45-minute workshops for all GBID property owners – 6 options, 2 dates, 2 locations.
Choose one! Advance registration not required.
GBID Steering Committee
By participating in one of the May workshops,
you can be a member of the GBID Steering
Committee. In June and July, you will be included
in budget discussions and reviews of the draft
Improvement Plan. Don’t miss this opportunity
to help design the new GBID.
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What’s Next for the GBID: Volunteer
The current GBID term ends December 31, 2016. To continue the GBID services, property owners
within its boundaries (more than 50% by number, owning parcels representing at least two-thirds of
the district’s total assessed value) must sign petitions asking Metro to re-establish the GBID.
When the GBID was organized in 2006, there were only 57 property owners – and now with the
addition of the residential condo owners, there are over 650! To get the required number of petition
signatures, we need GBID property owners as volunteer campaign workers! The petition drive will
begin in August and continue through January 2016 if necessary. We’ll make the petition process
enjoyable for volunteers – with some friendly competition among the various teams! Contact
[email protected] to volunteer – or sign up at the May workshops.
Because You Asked
Q: Do we actually need these services?
A: The current mix of GBID services follows the
guidelines in the 2006 Improvement Plan developed
with property owners. They designated over 50% of
the annual GBID budget for Public Space
Management, including clean teams focusing on
trash and weed removal, pressure washing
sidewalks, removing graffiti and landscaping
programs.
Other
budget
items
include
Communications/Marketing, and some special
projects. The GBID contracts with the Nashville
Downtown Partnership to provide the services under
the direction of the GBID Board.
Q: Doesn’t the city provide these services?
A: The city provides a basic level of services
throughout Metro Nashville and Davidson County
including The Gulch. Because of the density in urban
areas, with increasing numbers of residents,
employees and visitors, daily attention to public
space management is especially important. The
GBID’s focused public space management initiatives
are over and above what the city offers and
important to keep the area clean, safe and attractive.
Where to Call
Erin Perry, Staff Support - 615-743-3090
Clean Team Office - 615-242-9909
Online Service Request
You can request service from your team of
clean ambassadors online! To place a
request go to:
explorethegulch.com/maintenance
OR
call 615-242-9909
Requests are sent directly
Ambassador team in The Gulch.
to
your