Mission Statement: "The mission of Citizens for Brentwood Green Space is to support and stimulate community action to preserve open space in the city of Brentwood."

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In the News Recent Articles and Press Releases Harpeth Rambles - A walk in the park - Williamson Herald 12/28/07   Office Park Approved - Williamson Herald 12/13/07 Archives Brentwood plans runoff to break commission tie   Over 125 Attend April 4 Green Space Forum   Commission Candidate Profiles - Williamson Herald 04/12/07   Green Space Forum - Williamson Herald 04/12/07   Tennessean - Space is at a Premium - Green Space Forum 04/06/07   Tennessean - What Candidates had to Say at Green Space Forum   Tennessean - Brentwood Journal Forum Article   Williamson Herald Article on April 4 Forum   Truman Bean Blog on April 4 Forum   City Commission Candidate Forum - April 4, 2007 The Citizens for Brentwood Green Space will hold a city commission candidate forum on April 4, 2007 at the Brentwood Library on Concord Road beginning at 6:30 p.m. Burch, Bonnie (2004) "Young artists impress with 'green space' scenes" The Tennessean, 6 October Stephen Hines (2004) "Green space proposal fails in Brentwood", Review Appeal. Burch, Bonnie (2004)"Green space advocates plan to seek alternatives", The Tennessean, 29 September, Williamson A.M. Tackett, Judith R. (2004) "Turner urges ‘no’ vote", Nashville City Paper, 13 September. Burch, Bonnie (2004), "Green space battle waged in cyberspace", The Tennessean, 2 September, Williamson A.M. Harless, Bill (2004), "Brentwood to vote on space", Nashville City Paper, 27 August. Watson, Courtney (2004), "More than 1,500 want Turner's farm to stay as one", The Tennessean, 25 May, Williamson A.M. Loew, Karen (2003), "Turner cows get to keep their pastures: Prime land taken off the market after heated debates about possible development", The Tennessean, 29 August, pg. 1,17, Williamson A.M. Creamer, Colleen (2003), "Brentwood Mayor Asks - Referendum possible on Cal Turner property", Nashville City Paper, 17 June, pg.1,7. Loew, Karen (2003), "Resident pushes notion of buying Turner farm: 20-year bond would be 'chump change' for city, buisnessman says", The Tennessean, 20 January, pg. 1, Williamson A.M.