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« Just How Do They Propose To Make Portable Classrooms More Energy Efficient? | Main | Calling All McCainiacs » February 1, 2008Bipartisan Opposition to the Ballroom
Reps. Rob Briley (D-Nashville) and Beth Harwell (R-Nashville) filed a House resolution urging Gov. Phil Bredesen to delay construction of Conservation Hall, "no matter how worthwhile," during "these times of fiscal austerity." The hall, a 14,000-square-foot underground facility at the governor's residence, is to include a 3,000-square-foot ballroom and has generated much controversy.Any sober analysis of the ballroom project inevitably leads to the conclusion that, 1, cancelling the project would save taxpayers more than $8 million and, 2, doing so would be the fiscally smart thing to do at given the state's growing revenue shortfall. Posted in Tennessee Government News
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Any sober analysis of the ballroom project Cute. Posted by: Sean Braisted at February 1, 2008 5:18 PMPost a comment
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