Retail, restaurant, hotel plan submitted in Mt. Juliet near Golden Bear Gateway and I-40

Retail, dining places and a resort are section of a combined-use plan submitted in Mt. Juliet for just northeast of Golden Bear Gateway and Interstate 40.

Gateway Organization Park is the operating title of the system for about 18 acres that Eddie Collier, Alexandra Isaacs and David Isaacs have a deal on.

The combined-use development plan, in accordance to Collier, contains:

• Transferring Mid Tenn Powersports from Donelson to a new 60,000-square-foot setting up.

• A 6,000-sq.-foot cafe and different quick food restaurant.

• A multi-tale hotel.

• A 20,000-square-foot, L-formed professional centre with up to 13 spaces. Some spaces could be blended based on the person.

Collier, Alexandra Isaacs and David Isaacs own Mid Tenn Powersports, which sells bikes, off-road autos and personalized watercraft on Donelson Pike. The a few purchased the business enterprise previously known as Howard’s and created Mid Tenn Powersports.

City Commissioner Scott Hefner supports the program.

Gateway Business Park will in the beginning go prior to Mt. Juliet’s preparing commission for a recommendation that is non-binding. The plan will finally require acceptance from town commissioners.

The Gateway Business Park identify could change going forward, Collier reported.

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Possession would like to begin building in June, pending approvals and as specifics are labored by means of, Collier mentioned. Their hopes are to start off opening in the spring of 2023.

The approach is throughout from an ongoing enhancement system west of Golden Bear Gateway named Legacy Pointe at Golden Bear. That growth is promoted as a Class A business, health-related and retail group by Agilitas Home Administration.

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