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BRISTOL, Tenn. — The Bristol City Council convened on Tuesday evening to deliberate on a significant rezoning proposal that has sparked community concern. The plan involves transforming 153 acres along the 1800 block of King College Road to pave the way for a new residential development. During the meeting, several local residents voiced their opposition to the proposed changes. Among them, David Winship addressed the council, expressing the community’s apprehensions, stating, “This is a neighborhood…”

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