CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – A resolution went to the Montgomery County Budget Committee this week seeking authorization for the acquisition of a portion of land, through eminent domain, to allow for the continuation of John Duke Tyler Boulevard in the Hickory Wild subdivision.
While it was approved and now moves to the Montgomery County Commission for consideration next month, several community members aren’t happy about the idea, with the main issue being the safety of children due to increased traffic.
Currently, there is only one way in and out of Hickory Wild, which presents safety issues during emergencies, such as the February 2025 flood that closed Dunlop Lane and cut off access to the neighborhood’s 270 homes.
Road to north begun but never finished
Regional Planning Commission Director Jeff Tyndall told the Budget Committee Monday that the piece of land in question is approximately 15 feet by 100-110 feet wide and owned by the Hickory Wild HOA…