Compass Points

Ep. 36 12/18/2022


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This week, Scott and Jesse talk development and planning with attorney Benjamin Mullins, who often represents developers at Planning Commission. They also discuss the county's delay-plagued ambulance service, the un-endorsement of state Sen. Richard Briggs by Tennessee Right to Life, and news on the historic preservation front.

In the Q&A portion, they answer a reader's question about the City of Knoxville's African American Equity Restoration Task Force. And they look ahead to next week's County Commission meeting and the holiday break. Don't forget to share this free service of CompassKnox.com with your friends and ask them to subscribe on their favorite podcast provider.

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