Bayview has gotten a bit expensive for what you get, some neighborhoods are pretty crummy (worst sidewalks in town!)

Well, since 2016....The city of Nashville has added the following changes to building codes:-Tap fees have quadrupled-Underground utilities are now required-Sidewalk impact fees are required-Urban development overlays have been implemented-2018 IRC has been adopted (HUGE expense increase)-Density restrictions have been implemented-Permitting went from a month to UP TO 6 MONTHS!!!!

I’ve already temporarily addressed the leaking issue (crack in side walk and clogged rain leader pouring water into it) but could work on doing more external sealing work around house but the basement is a big pain point for me right now.

Check to see if you have to install any manholes, fire hydrants, curb, gutter, sidewalks, street signs, street lighting any specific street design or access requirements, Check DOT requirements for access, stop lights and permits, traffic studies, DWQ requirements for permits, permit fees and time frames.Once you have an idea of what you can build and what is required in terms of permitting and infrastructure you want to talk to some civil engineers and commercial general contractors that do the type of projects and build the type of buildings you want to build so you can get an idea of costs, time frame and requirements.

Extra sidewalk to shovel on the corner and extra road noise.

However, I will say that when you have colleges providing "safe spaces" for people to be protected from opposing viewpoints, Play Doh and coloring books because the wrong candidate won an election and emergency counseling funds released for people who had to go the atrocity of seeing political graffiti written in chalk on the sidewalk (all of these and many more events like them have actually happened), I would say in general we are raising a generation weak, entitled brats.

The property is 1/8th of an acre so pretty small and there is a 1 car driveway, walkway and sidewalk that will need to be shoveled in the winter.

Imagine a flag lot situation where you have to park on the street and walk downhill on a sidewalk past 2 other houses to get to it.

Union City is an easy commute to NYC and the Mayor (although controversial) has done a lot to improve the city like repaving sidewalks, adding trees and nicer street lights and adding parks, pools and sprinkler parks. 

Or will they shovel and salt the walkways, front steps and sidewalks as well?