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More Assembly Information - Parking

Almost as soon as the announcement was made that the General Assembly would be in Nashville, the talk seemed to be that there would be insufficient parking. Having lived in the Nashville area for a total of ten years (8 in Columbia and 2 in Hendersonville) I too had some concerns about this. Since information seems to help, I am posting some of my observations today concerning the General Assembly.

I have been to the Gaylord Entertainment Center several times for events ranging from Arena Football games, to Concerts and Promisekeepers Events. I have also been to Tennessee Titan's events twice at the LP Arena.I have always been able to find parking within a block or two of the venue, with the exception of the Titan's game, where I rode a bus from north of town once and parked with friends the other time at a private corporate law office lot.

Since I learned that I would be serving on the task force for the General Assembly, I have taken the liberty to check into the parking again and have found that while it will take some time to check around, there is ample parking available.

I will also tell you that there is an online map that you can go to by clicking here or go to the site at www.parkitdowntown.com

If this is something stressing you out, please check out the above website or send me an email. I'll be happy to do what I can to help. God bless.

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