From time to time, the ADA Compliance Division calls attention to projects that may provide guidance or examples concerning ADA issues faced by others.

The current project in the spotlight is the Regional Commuter Rail Project's Riverfront Station. Situated on the west bank of the Cumberland River in downtown Nashville near the intersection of First and Broadway, Riverfront Station will be the western terminus on the rail line being built to connect downtown Nashville and communities in the eastern parts of middle Tennessee.

Visit our current project in the spotlight.

Expected to open in 2007, Riverfront Station will include tactile warnings, appropriate ramps, parking for drivers with disabilities, a portable  lift for wheelchairs, and other features to ensure accessibility for rail patrons who live and work in the Nashville area, as well as for tourists and other visitors.

The photos below show the project during its present construction phase. (Architect's renderings on this page have been provided by Gresham, Smith, & Partners.)

(Click any photo below to see a larger version of it, then click your browser's close button to return to this page.)

General view of the station and surrounding area under construction, February 2006	Closer view of station house under construction, February 2006	Distance view of the project -- note Titans' coliseum at the right edge of photo (provides perspective), February 2006
Tactile warnings being installed along the edge of the passenger loading/unloading area, February 2006	Closer view of installation of tactile warnings along the passenger loading/unloading zone, February 2006	Accessible ramp under construction, with tactile warnings, February 2006
Portable lift for patrons using wheelchairs -- lift is show in its storage unit, can be removed and moved to wherever it is needed, February 2006	Architect's rendering of interior of station house when completed	Architect's rendering of water fountain area in station house when completed, showing one fountain with correct placement for accessibility
	Architect's drawing showing aerial view of project when complete
See past Spotlight Projects. Beaman Park | Commuter Rail | Tom Joy Headstart Center

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How to Contact Us

ADA Compliance Division
1417 Murfreesboro Road
PO Box 196300
Nashville, TN 37219-6300

Email contactADA@Nashville.gov

Phone (615) 862-8744
TTY (615) 862-8951
Fax (615) 862-6767
Relay Service 711

The State of Tennessee provides a relay service at 711 so people who use TTYs can have phone conversations with people who do not have TTYs.

This service is completely confidential, available to anyone 24 hours a day/7 days a week, for calls anywhere in the United States or its territories, at no charge to either person in the conversation.

Dialing 711 works whether or not the person placing the call is using a TTY, since operators who answer use voice and TTY.

Alternate numbers for the relay service

800-848-0298 Person with TTY calling someone without TTY.

800-848-0299 Person without TTY calling someone with TTY.

You may also use the relay service via the internet at
http://www.ip-relay.com/index.htm.