Organizers of a grassroots effort to repeal Nashville’s 34 percent property tax increase have collected an estimated 4,000 signatures calling for a citywide referendum on fiscal responsibility.
A proposal called the Nashville Taxpayer Protection Act would to repeal the tax increase and amend the Metro Government of Nashville and Davidson County charter to ensure future financial responsibility. With enough signatures, the measure could be on the ballot in a citywide referendum Dec. 6.
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