NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Metro Codes inspectors respond to more than 35,000 complaints a year across Davidson County.
On June 17, they reportedly received a complaint about a cut-through in South Nashville that connects Murfreesboro Road and Elm Hill Pike.
Inspectors said they visited the property within 24 hours of the complaint, and just a day later, on June 18, they pulled the property records and sent the owner a Notice to Correct Violation.
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According to Will Dodd, the assistant director of public affairs and development for Metro Codes, the alley that cuts behind a fast-food restaurant and connects to a truck stop is a private access road. If it were a typical alley, Dodd said NDOT would have cleaned up the mess, which is considerable…