NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

We JUST got word Thursday early evening (Feb. 26) that NDOT has been approved to pick up brush in our neighborhood even though it is a private road. Because of the disaster assistance approval—and because ours is not a gated community—our roads are considered a public hazard. The BETTER NEWS is that NDOT will run a truck two or three more times in Harpeth Trace during Nashville's storm cleanup. PLEASE make sure brush is piled on the side of your property and not ON or IN the

Lower Knolls Garage Access (751, 753, 755 Harpeth Trace Dr.) We have received ongoing reports of vendor vehicles parking along the narrow strip adjacent to the Lower Knolls units at 751, 753, and 755 Harpeth Trace Drive in a manner that blocks residents’ garage access. While we understand that parking within the community can be limited and vendors do their best to work within those constraints, this particular area is extremely narrow. When vehicles park there, residents ar

The Harpeth Trace Annual Meeting has been rescheduled and will be held on Thursday, March 26, 2026, at 6:30 PM via Zoom. Please use the link below to join the meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84139478346?pwd=YFRSZOt5hKJNdqsk5ySbP3ZqbOoAmN.1

The Board has been in contact with several officials regarding Metro assistance with cleanup, and we’ve heard back from John Ray Clemmons and Thom Druffel. We’re also seeing information circulating on Facebook, Next-door, and in The Tennessean, much of it conflicting with our situation as a designated planned urban development (PUD) with two different council districts and one of them in the Urban Services District. We’re working to reach out to an NDOT supervisor and hear fr