offerings without losing Fairview’s rural edges.Third is mobility and safety—the Northwest Highway/96 realignment with the new fire station, the Highway 100/Cumberland & Crow Cut signal and widening, and the sidewalk build-out that closes gaps to schools. Fourth is economic development—securing the right tenants for City Center, coaxing hospitality and service uses to the interstate gateways, and cultivating employers who add stable, well-paying jobs for residents who prefer to work close to home. Threaded through each initiative is a simple promise: Fairview will engage its community and keep its character front and center. City Center’s 111 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 12 FAIRVIEW, TN
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