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Underground Distribution

Metro’s Underground Utilities Ordinance (BL2005-628) requires lines to be buried underground in all new residential developments. This ordinance:

Improves the appearance of Nashville’s residential subdivisions
Allows for a wider variety of acceptable street trees
Eliminates the expense of tree trimming and overhead wire maintenance
Allows street trees to grow to their natural canopy
Creates more attractive streetscapes for pedestrians and motorists
Reduces the number of power outages