An entity affiliated with Cummins Stations is suing Metro Government and Nashville Yards development company Southwest Value Partners related to an easement located at the rear of Union Station Hotel.

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The back concourse of Union Station Hotel as seen from the parking lot on which the since-razed train shed sat. The building last home to The Flying Saucer (and to soon accommodate The Finch) is seen on the right.
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According to a document filed with the Davidson County Chancery Court, The Gateway to Nashville LLC contends SWVP and Metro are in breach of the easement agreement in place at the property, with SWVP’s construction work (on a veranda) on the hotel building’s back concourse having yielded barriers, walls and other obstructions. This is creating, the plaintiff argues, difficulties regarding pedestrian access related to Gateway’s 3.8-acre so-called shed property that sits to the immediate south of the hotel building.