Community Resources
Trusted local recommendations from your West Meade neighbors
Neighbor Recommendations
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Recommendations coming soon! Have a handyperson you trust and want to recommend to your West Meade neighbors? Contact us to be added to this list.
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Recommendations coming soon! Know a great local farmstand? Contact us to be added to this list.
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Recommendations coming soon! Know a neighbor selling local honey? Contact us to be added to this list.
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Recommendations coming soon! Have a cleaning person you love working with? Contact us to be added to this list.
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Recommendations coming soon! Know a reliable dog walker in the neighborhood? Contact us to be added to this list.
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Recommendations coming soon! Know a trustworthy babysitter in West Meade? Contact us to be added to this list.
Planning to build or renovate? Choose a contractor who values West Meade.
If you're planning new construction, a renovation, or a teardown in West Meade, we encourage you to work with a builder who's signed our Memorandum of Understanding. This voluntary agreement asks builders and developers to protect the tree canopy, limit invasive plant life, preserve historical features, and keep residents safe during demolition and construction. Builders who commit to these standards join our List of Recommended Builders/Developers look for them, or ask your contractor to sign on.
Tree Friendly Builders
Stonegate Acquisitions, LLC
Paul SimiyuClear Creek Construction (awaiting signature)
Garrett Sickels
Does WMNA Have Restrictions?
Other than Davidson County Codes restrictions, No. Most of West Meade is zoned RS40, which means low density residential, requiring a minimum 40,000 square foot lot and intended for single-family dwellings. An acre is roughly 43,560 square feet, so the lots at West Meade are typically 1+ acres.
About Local Government
West Meade is in the 23rd Davidson County Council District. For more info about District 23, click here.
Some Useful Links
Your Tennessee House of Representatives Legislator
Our neighborhood is split between District 59 – Caleb Hemmer and District 50 – Bo Mitchell
Blasting Damage Survey
This survey exists so that we can determine if there is enough interest in WMNA continuing to pursue some assistance in fixing any damage that was potentially caused by the River Road blasting. Please be as accurate as you can. We do not assume that any problems you are experiencing did or did not come from the blasting – so, simply state how you feel.