Metro Codes

Weston Wittek, a renter at Nashville's The Finery apartment complex, faced unresolved air conditioning issues leading to high electric bills. Despite the landlord reimbursing 70% of three months' bills and offering a new unit, Metro Codes cited the property for HVAC system failures, which remained unaddressed during a follow-up inspection. The Finery claims the system was later repaired.

Metro Codes issued a stop work order and notice of violation at a Hermitage home following reports of an alleged backyard fight club. The incident is described as an illegal use of the property.

Linq Social Kitchen in Nashville, Tenn., reopens after a Metro Codes-ordered closure for unpermitted construction and capacity violations. The business transitioned to a bar, added safety features, and enhanced security following a 2026 hit-and-run crash near the venue.

A South Nashville neighborhood has struggled with a deteriorating, abandoned property on Southwood Drive for over two decades. Despite 15 complaints in four years and court interventions dating back to 2004, the owner, who lives out of state, has not maintained the property, leading to safety concerns and calls for condemnation.