Judge resets controversial Cooper-Young recovery home hearing
Representatives of A Vision For You Recovery announced plans in July to operate a recovery home for up to 11 people at 1925 Nelson Ave. (Courtesy Shawn Hobbs)
An Environmental Court hearing on a controversial recovery home in the Cooper-Young neighborhood was reset to Dec. 9 after a judge had questions Monday, Nov. 18, about who received the original citation in the case.
Code enforcement officials issued a citation to Marshall Wilson on Oct. 22 for “operating a supportive living facility for profit in a single-family residential zone” at 1925 Nelson Ave. Wilson and Tyler Bell are cofounders of A Vision For You, a Nashville-based for-profit operator of recovery homes.
On Monday, however, Environmental Court Judge Patrick Dandridge indicated that the owners of the home should also have received a citation. The home is owned by Jamie and Christian Steward, who are leasing it to A Vision For You.
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Jody Callahan
Jody Callahan graduated with degrees in journalism and economics from what is now known as the University of Memphis. He has covered news in Memphis for more than 25 years.
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