Small Cities CDBG Projects

1997

• Town of Ramer Water System: $275,000

1998

• City of Lexington Sewer Line Extension: $350,000
• City of Dyer Sewer System: $360,000

1999

• Town of Bethel Springs Sewer System: $1,800,000

2000

• City of Lexington Sewer Plant Improvements: $1,900,000

2001

• Town of Hornbeak New Sewer System: $575,000
• City of Dyer Sewer System Rehabilitation: $360,000
• Town of Henry New Sewer System: $1,200,000
• Town of Samburg Housing Rehabilitation: $500,000
• Benton-Decatur Counties Sewer District New Sewer System: $1,500,000

2002

• City of Savannah Housing Rehabilitation: $500,000
• Town of Enville Fire Protection: $140,000
• Town of Finger Fire Protection: $140,000

2003

• Town of Stanton Housing Rehabilitation: $500,000
• Tigrett Community Housing Rehabilitation: $500,000
• Town of Big Sandy Water Source Development: $240,000
• City of Dyer Sewer System Improvements: $600,000

2004

• City of Savannah Sewer System            Rehabilitation: $600,000
• City of Ramer Water Source Development: $240,000

2005

• City of Brownsville Housing Rehabilitation: $500,000

2006

• City of Henderson Housing Rehabilitation: $500,000

• City of Paris Housing Rehabilitation: $500,000

• Town of Hornbeak Sewer Line Extension:  $540,000

• Tigrett Community (Dyer County)                            New Sewer System:  $600,000

2007

• City of Lexington Water Tank: $500,000

• City of Savannah Sewer Improvements: $500,000

• Town of Tigrett Sewer - Phase II: $408,000

 

Community Development Block Grant Projects submitted and administrated by Nelson Thornton PC

THDA HOME Projects

1996

• City of South Fulton: $250,000
• Town of Grand Junction: $250,000
• City of Brownsville: $ 250,000
• City of Martin: $250,000

1997

• Town of Bethel Springs $300,000
• City of Medina: $300,000
• Fayette County: $500,000
• City of Brownsville: $800,000

1998

• City of Savannah: $500,000
• City of Martin: $300,000

1999

• Town of Big Sandy: $500,000
• Town of McLemoresville: $500,000
• Town of Hornbeak: $120,000
• Town of Samburg: $120,000

2000

• City of Henderson: $200,000
• Town of Friendship: $ 250,000
• City of Lexington: $420,000
• Town of Scotts Hill: $340,000
• City of Parsons: $280,000
• Town of Enville: $50,000

2001

• City of Brownsville: $500,000
• Town of Bethel Springs: $180,000
• Town of Ramer: $180,000
• Town of Somerville: $100,000
• McNairy County: $180,000

2002

• City of Lexington: $500,000
• Town of Samburg: $390,000

2003

• Town of Big Sandy: $180,000
• Town of McLemoresville: $100,000
• City of Savannah: $180,000
• City of Dyer: $140,000

2004

• City of Decaturville: $220,430
• City of Scotts Hill: $220,430
• City of Dyer: $425,248

2005

• Town of Bethel Springs: $128,396
• City of Brownsville: $250,000
• City of Dyer: $250,000
• City of Medina: $250,000
• City of Ramer: $128,396
• City of Sharon: $250,000

2006

• City of Paris: $250,000

• Town of Henry: $250,000

• City of Scotts Hill: $250,000

• City of Lexington: $250,000

2007

• City of Hornbeak: $500,000

• City of Henderson: $500,000

• Fayette County: $500,000

HOME Grants submitted and administrated by Nelson Thornton PC.

HOME Grants utilize Federal Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funds, overseen by the Tennessee Housing Development Agency

Planning Services Plans

1996

• Martin Economic Development Strategy, Martin, Tennessee
• JONAH Affordable Housing Strategic Plan, Jackson, Tennessee

1997

• Tupelo Affordable Housing Strategy, Tupelo, Mississippi

1998

• Cooper Street Neighborhood Plan, Brownsville, Tennessee
• Glenview Neighborhood Strategic Plan, Memphis, Tennessee

1999

• Chapter 1101 Urban Growth Boundary Plans for Parkers Crossroads, Bethel Springs, McLemoresville, Hornbeak, Dyer, and Finger, Tennessee
• Chapter 1101 Growth Plan, McNairy County, Tennessee

2001

• Chattanooga Renewal Community Plan , Chattanooga, Tennessee

2003

• City of Cleveland, TN - HUD Consolidated Plan

 

City Planning Technical Assistance Contracts

Nelson Thornton, P.C. provides technical assistance in city planning on an as-needed basis in the following communities:

• Hornbeak, TN
• Bethel Springs, TN
• Parkers Crossroads, TN
• Dyer, TN

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Cities who utilized the planning services of Nelson
Thornton, P.C.