On Saturday, September 21st, from 8am until noon, WANA will be supporting a number of our neighbors having yard sales.  We encourage you to join the fun.  Some will be selling on Friday as well.

 

There are always things that don't sale.  So, WANA has arranged for a Goodwill Truck to be in the parking lot of Blakemore United Methodist Church between 1:00 and 2:30.

 

Then there are things not good enough for Goodwill.  WANA has arranged with Metro Nashville to have a dumpster on Whitland, in front of 3800 Whitland, between 8:00am-1:00pm.

 

We always seem to overflow the one dumpster so a second dumpster has been ordered (paid for by your dues) to be located at the corner of Whitland and Wilson.  It will probably be there from Friday until sometime Monday.

 

We hope you enjoy the yard sales and encourage you to get with your neighbors and have a hot dog and chips picnic.  Maybe call it, "Eat junk and talk trash"!

 

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WHITLAND NEIGHBORHOOD CLEAN-UP &
BULK ITEM DROP-OFF
DATE: Saturday, September 21, 2019
TIME: 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
LOCATION: 3800 Whitland Avenue
Nashville, TN 37205
 

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
Denise Hawkins @
necer@bellsouth.net

SPONSORS:
Mayor’s Office, Councilmember Kathleen Murphy-District 24,
Metro Public Works, Metro Beautification & the TDOT Litter Grant
 

ACCEPTABLE ITEMS:
• Bicycles • Mattresses/Box Springs
• Exercise Equipment • Sofas/Couches
• Furniture • Stoves
• Lawn Mowers • Toilets & Sinks
 Hot Water Heaters • Washers & Dryers

UNACCEPTABLE ITEMS:
 Air Conditioners • Paint
• Batteries/Hazardous Waste • Refrigerators
• Carpet & Carpet Pad • Rock, Brick, Concrete & Dirt
• Fencing • Roofing & Construction Debris
• Landscape Materials • Storage Sheds
• Lumber & Tree Limbs • Televisions or Electronics
• Tires

 

StopLitter.Nashville.Gov
615-862-8418

Dear Whitland Neighbors 
This notice contains as much information as possible about the 4th July on Whitland Avenue event 
which will take place beginning at 11 AM on Thursday, the 4th of July, 2019. This is the 42nd year of this annual fun-filled family celebration which involves a patriotic program with speaker, a wonderful 
musical presentation, fellowship, & family-styled picnic. If you have never attended before, I can 
promise that you will not be disappointed! 

This notice also serves as a courtesy to inform you that on-street parking will be TEMPORARILY
restricted in the area of Whitland Avenue on Thursday, 4 July 2019 from approximately 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM that day. Please plan to park your vehicle in an alternate location on the event date. Any 
vehicles left in NO PARKING areas during the times listed above will be ticketed and towed at owners' expense. (please refer to attached map). 
We begin setting up for this event on Wednesday, the 3rd July. Although the time is not certain, Crown Tent & Awning will be here sometime during the day (most likely afternoon) of July 3rd to install the 
large tent at the very small block between West End Avenue & Whitland Avenue at Carden. The tent will be there for the duration of the event and will not be removed by the tent company until the 
morning of Friday, July 5th (see attached map please) 

Blinker Lite provides us with barricades for street closures. They will be placed at West End Avenue so that no cars can enter Carden Avenue from West End where the tent is installed. There will also be 
barricades at the intersection of Whitland & Cantrell on the day of the event {4th July) and also at the 
intersection of Whitland & Craighead Avenue the day of the event. This is to insure the safety of all the guests, as the event primarily takes place between these blocks on Whitland Avenue {please refer to 
attached map). The Whitland barricades are removed once the site is cleaned up and everyone has 
safely left the event. The barricades where the large tent is located (see map) will not be removed until the tent is removed (Friday AM, July 5, 2019). 
We will have one port-a-potty available on-site (see map for its location). Since this is a neighborhood event, if you see anyone in need, please offer them assistance at your home. 
We employ Comprehensive Security for the safety of our guests and security at our event. There will be two officers present at all times during the day of the event. Contact telephone number for their office is (615) 485-0800. One of the officers on duty that day can assist you whenever needed.

Other important contact information you need here: 
Tracy.Luton@nashville.gov (615) 862-8782 Tracy is with Metro Public Works who can provide more detailed information about the street closure permits issued for this event 
Gordon.Richard@nashville.gov (615) 862-8597 Gordon can provide more detailed information about the Special Event Permit issued for this1 event. 

David Fox, 4th July Host Committee and neighbor: (615) 218-3000 dfox@mpf.com 
Paul Rigsby, Special Events Supervisor, Comprehensive Security, Inc. (615} 485-0800 
Denise Hawkins, 4th July Host Committee and neighbor: (615} 298-1880 or (615) 804-7645 
necer@bellsouth.net  

Additional Comments about Parking 
While this is a neighborhood event and most guests walk to the event, if you have relatives or close friends planning on attending, just make sure they are aware of the temporary street closure 
(barricades) on Whitland Ave. the day of the event on 4th July 2019 and our on-street parking policy during the hours of the event on the 4th• There are side streets of Leonard Avenue or Craighead Avenue 
where visitors may park. But we ask that you make sure that no homeowners' 
driveway is blocked. Please be courteous at all times of others who live in our neighborhood. Carden & Cantrell Avenue side streets are dead-ends and are very narrow - - please do not use these streets for parking unless you reside on these streets. We need to make sure that residents on these narrow dead-end 
streets have access to emergency needs should that arise and parking along these two streets makes that very, very, difficult. 
In the event of an emergency, please notify one of the hosts listed above who will be on-site and available during the days leading up to the event and the day of the event. We will assess the situation and take all measures necessary to insure the absolute safety and comfort of our guests. 
Thank you! 
Please have a safe & happy 4th July 
                                           

                                              Whitland 4th July Notification 2019

Map

Five volunteers and a great dog donated a serious amount of time on May Day painting the Bridge over Kingfisher Creek and the two picnic tables in the park. Click to enlarge photos.

Come participate in our neighborhood Kingfisher Creek Cleanup this coming Saturday, May 18th, from 9:00am through noon.  We will be working to stabilize some erosion, pressure washing the rest of the bridge and picnic tables, and cleaning trash and brush from the prior high water.  Bring gloves and any tools you have that might be useful in clearing overgrown brush and weedeating.  Hope to see you there

2018 Photo

Put These Days in April, May, June, Sept, Oct, Dec & Jan on Your Calendar

1. Eggs & Kegs                 Sunday 4/21/19

2. Spring Creek Cleanup  Saturday 5/18/19 (or 3rd weekend in May)

3. Movies in the Dark       Saturday 6/1/19 (with water slide, food truck, & brisket) AND Saturday 9/7/19

4. Dumpster Day/Yard Sale Day  Saturday 9/21/19  "Talk Trash and Eat Junk" maybe with a party after vs. Movies

5. Porch Tours                 Saturday 10/5/19 

6. Fall Creek Cleanup     Saturday 10/26/19

7. Halloween                  Thursday 10/31/19  

8. Holiday Party             Saturday 12/7/19 (1st Saturday in December)

9. Anual Meeting           Sunday  1/26/2020

Sunday, January 27, 2019

4:00 PM

Please join your neighbors for:

Wine, cheese, and conversation

A review of 2018

What’s new in 2019

MBA Pfeffer Auditorium

(located in Ingram Science Building)

Directions:

Park in the garage located off Wilson Avenue.  The entrance is half-way between Rolland and Whitland.  Take the elevator or walk up to the football field level.  Go past the dining hall, with the football field on your left.  At the dining hall turn right and walk through the first quad and between the buildings to the quad closest to West End.  Go past the library (with the Ben Franklin statue sitting on the bench) and into the doors straight ahead.

                        A Craighead Snowman & Friend

How it works: Fill out the form below. Return it to Kevin Stack via email (kevin.stack@vanderbilt.edu) by December 15, 2018. Kevin will arrange for Mike Ridings of Lawnscapes to contact you to install your tree(s) a next few weeks. For all trees planted within 20 feet of the sidewalk, WANA will write you a check for $50.00 per tree. It is that simple! Step-by-step instructions below.  Double click on the line below.

/files/2728/File/Re-Leaf Whitland Tree Ordering Form 11-28-18.pdf

Print out the form and complete it. If you have the capability to scan the completed form on your computer you can then give the file a name and email it to Kevin as shown on the form. Otherwise you will need to drop it off at Kevin's House at 219 Carden Ave.

2018 HALLOWEEN PARTY

David Fox, 4th July Host Committee and neighbor: (615) 218-3000 dfox@mpf.com

Denise Hawkins, 4^th July Host Committee and neighbor: (615) 298-1880 or (615) 804-7645 necer@bellsouth .net

Carol Armes 4th July Host Committee & neighbor 615-305-7497 c for texts carolarmes@gmali.com

Bob Pitz 4^th July Host Committee & neighbor 615-218-1955  robert.w.pitz@vanderbilt.edu

Additional Comments about Parking

While this is a neighborhood event and most guests walk to the event, if you have relatives or close friends planning on attending, just make sure they are aware of the temporary street closure (barricades) on Whitland Ave. the day of the event on 4^th July 2018 and our on-street parking policy during the hours of the event on the 4^{t h} There are side streets of Leonard Avenue or Craighead Avenue where visitors may park.  But we ask that you make sure that no homeowners' driveway is blocked. Please be courteous at all times of others who live in our neighborhood. Carden & Cantrell Avenue side streets are dead-ends and are very narrow - - please do not use these streets for parking unless you reside on these st reets. We need to make sure that residents on these narrow dead-end streets have access to emergency needs should that arise and parking along these two streets makes that very, very, difficult.

In the event of an emergency, please notify oneof the hosts listed above who will be on-site and available during the days leading up to the event and the day of the event.  We will assess the  situation· and take all measures necessary to insure the absolute safety and comfort of our guests.

Thank you!  Please have a safe & happy 4^th July

What: Superhero movie night with your neighbors. Bring
your family and friends for movies, picnicking, and Retro Sno.

When: Saturday, May 19, 2018

6:30 pm The Incredibles

8:15 ish Spiderman Homecoming

Where: Mary Catherine Strobel Park at the end of Carden
by the pedestrian bridge

Food: BYOB and BYOFFF(Bring your own food, friends and
family!!!) Retro Sno will provide snowballs!

Note: We have changed the name of our event to Movies By The Creek to avoid confusion with Metro's Movies in the Park (Elmington Park).

For more information, please contact Bob Lyons
(bob3@olpnashville.com).

A small group of about 10 showed up for the cleanup. We concluded that rainy days seem to bring out more people as we learned at the Easter Egg & Keg event.  Never-the-less piles of branches and trash were put beside Rolland Road from Leonard to South Wilson. While loitering on the Carden bridge over Kingfisher Creek we learned there was a complaint about the rough weathered railings on the bridge. After much discussion on how to fix this John Fleming came up wiith a brilliant idea.  Just turn the hand rails over and expose the smooth wood on the other side. It took about an hour for John and Tom Sherrill to pullout all the nails, filip the boads and hammer the nails back. Click on photos to enlarge.

Around 11:00AM Bob Lyons brought a truck down loaded with very good beer. At noon he unveiled a beef briskit cooked to perfection using his secret reciple and equipment. Others contributed beans and snacks. Download the video to see Bob in action.