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👤 Members & officials (8)
Members seen in recent official meeting records — names and roles as published.
Who’s on the Planning Commission Subdivision Items
- Frank Penn
- Ivy Barksdale
- Johnathon Davis
- Judy Worth
- Mike Owens
- Robin Michler
- William Wilson
Who’s on the Urban County Council
- Morton
Recent meetings
Thu Jul 9, 2026
Planning Commission Subdivision Items
Planning Commission reviews subdivision and development plans for Lexington
The Urban County Planning Commission is reviewing several land subdivision and development requests. Items include a final subdivision plan for Glenmore Farm, Inc., a preliminary subdivision for Lane Allen Park, and a reapproval request for Greendale Hills.
- Final subdivision plan for Glenmore Farm, Inc. at 615 & 625 Gentry Road
- Preliminary subdivision plan for Lane Allen Park, Lots 2 & 3 at 1899 Parkers Mill Road
- Reapproval of Greendale Hills, Unit 3 at 2425 Mulundy Way
- Development plan amendment for WML Properties, LLC (Two Keys) at 503 S. Upper Street
- Development plan for Lexmark International, Section 1, Lots 9 & 10 at 985 Freight Boulevard
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* - Denotes date by which Commission must either approve or disapprove request, unless agreed to a longer time by the
applicant.
AGENDA
URBAN COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SUBDIVISION & ZONING ITEMS
July 9, 2026
I. CALL TO ORDER - The meeting will be called to order at 1:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. CT) in the Council Chambers,
Urban County Government Building, 200 East Main Street, Lexington, Kentucky.
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – The June 11, 2026 minutes will be considered at this time.
III. POSTPONEMENTS AND WITHDRAWALS - Requests for postponement s and withdrawals will be considered
at this time.
IV. LAND SUBDIVISION ITEMS – The Subdivision Committee met on Thursday, July 2, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. The
meeting was attended by Commission members Ivy Barksdale, Mike Owens, and Judy Worth. Other Committee
members present were Vaughan Adkins , Division of Engineering; and David Filiatreau, Division of Traffic
Engineering. Staff members in attendance were Traci Wade, Daniel Crum, Chris Chaney, Dalton Belcher, Jeremy
Young, Cheryl Gallt, Paula Owens; Lieutenant Brian Morgan, Division of Fire and Emergency Services ; Tracy
Jones and Ella Helmuth, Department of Law. The Committee made recommendations on plans as noted.
General Notes
The following automatically apply to all plans listed on this agenda unless a waiver of any specific section is granted
by the Planning Commission:
1. All preliminary and final subdivision plans are required to conform to th …
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Thu Jul 2, 2026 · 5:00 PM
Urban County Council
Council considers zoning changes, budget amendments, and service contracts
The Urban County Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding zoning adjustments for industrial and economic development areas. The meeting also includes discussions on municipal budget updates and various resolutions to authorize service agreements and contract changes.
- Rezoning of 4.355 net acres at 416-451 Chair Avenue, 441 Hayman Avenue, and 633 South Broadway
- Amendment to allow retail sale of alcoholic beverages accessory to a horse race track
- Ratification of inmate medical and mental health services contract up to $11,835,921
- Change order for Deer Haven Park increasing the contract by $62,800
- Change order for New Senior & Therapeutic Center increasing the contract by $97,324.79
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Council Chambers
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Governme nt
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Docket
Thursday, July 2, 2026
5:00 PM
Council Chambers
Urban County Counci l
I.
Roll Call
II.
III.
Invocation
Presentations
0614-26
Recognition of Walter Tunis
IV.
V.
1.
Public Comment - Issues on Agend a
Ordinances â Second Readin g
An Ordinance changing the zone from a Light Industrial (I-1) and a
0570-26
Wholesale and Warehouse Business (B-4) zone to a Corridor
Node (CN) zone, for 4.355 net (7.423 gross) acres, for property
located at 416, 422-424, 426, 430, 436, 442, and 451 Chair
Avenue; 441 Hayman Avenue; and 633 South Broadway. (LCD
Acquisitions, LLC; Council District 11). Approval 7-2 (To Be Heard
By August 26, 2026) [Div. of Planning, Duncan]
An Ordinance amending Section 8-1(d)(1) (A-R zone) of the
Zoning Ordinance to allow for the retail sale of alcoholic beverages
accessory to a horse race track. Approval of the Staff Alternative
Text 9-0. [Div. of Planning, Duncan]
2.
3.
0573-26
0575-26
An Ordinance amendin …
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Thu Jul 2, 2026
Urban County Council
Council considers zoning changes, budget amendments, and multi-million dollar service contracts
The Urban County Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding zoning adjustments for industrial and economic development areas. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions to authorize significant expenditures for inmate medical care, water quality infrastructure, and public works projects.
- Zoning change for 4.355 net acres at Chair Avenue and South Broadway
- Inmate medical and mental health services contract up to $11,835,921
- Water quality infrastructure contract increase of $2,015,935.50
- Deer Haven Park contract increase of $62,800
- New Senior & Therapeutic Center contract increase of $97,324.79
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Thursday, July 2, 2026
5:00 PM
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chambers
Urban County Council
Docket
July 2, 2026
Urban County Council
Docket
I.
Roll Call
II.
Invocation
III.
Presentations
Recognition of Walter Tunis
0614-26
IV.
Public Comment - Issues on Agenda
V.
Ordinances – Second Reading
An Ordinance changing the zone from a Light Industrial (I-1) and a
Wholesale and Warehouse Business (B-4) zone to a Corridor
Node (CN) zone, for 4.355 net (7.423 gross) acres, for property
located at 416, 422-424, 426, 430, 436, 442, and 451 Chair
Avenue; 441 Hayman Avenue; and 633 South Broadway. (LCD
Acquisitions, LLC; Council District 11). Approval 7-2 (To Be
Heard By August 26, 2026) [Div. of Planning, Duncan]
1.
0570-26
An Ordinance amending Section 8-1(d)(1) (A-R zone) of the
Zoning Ordinance to allow for the retail sale of alcoholic
beverages accessory to a horse race track. Approval of the Staff
Alternative Text 9-0. [Div. of Planning, Duncan]
2.
0573-26
An Ordinance amending Section 23A-10 of the Zoning Ordinance,
relating to the Economic Development zone, to allow additional
supportive uses and accessory uses, and amending the special
provisions related to residential uses and mixed-use buildings.
Approval of the Staff Alternative Text 9-0 [Div. of Planning,
Duncan]
3.
0575-26
An Ordinance amending certain of the Budgets of the
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government to provide funds for
pur …
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Thu Jul 2, 2026
Planning Commission Zoning (Sub) Committee
Zoning Committee discusses solar energy, data centers, and map amendments
The Planning Commission Zoning (Sub) Committee is reviewing several zoning map and ordinance text amendments. Discussion includes new regulations for solar energy systems, data centers, and attended donation centers, alongside various property rezoning petitions.
- Zone map amendment for 1770 and 1800 Harrodsburg Road from R-1C to B-3
- Text amendment regarding large-scale Solar Energy Systems in agricultural zones
- Text amendment to regulate attended donation centers
- Text amendment to create regulations for data center uses
- Postponed rezoning petitions for Old Paris Road, S Broadway, Tates Creek Road, and Sir Barton Way
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AGENDA
ZONING COMMITTEE MEETING
July 2, 2026
1:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. CT), Phoenix Building, 3rd Floor Conference Room
I. NEW ITEMS – ZONING MAP AMENDMENTS
a. PLN-MAR-26-00013: PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS LOCAL NO. 452 BUILDING
CORPORATION – a petition for a zone map amendment from a Single -Family Residential (R-1C)
zone to a Corridor Business (B -3) zone for 4. 912 net (6.047 gross) acres for property located at
1770 and 1800 Harrodsburg Road.
PLN-MJDP-26-00047: SOUTHSIDE TECHNICAL CENTER
II. NEW ITEMS – ZONING ORDINANCE TEXT AMENDMENTS
a. PLN-ZOTA-26-00004: AMENDMENT TO SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS - a text amendment to
Article 31 to address large -scale Solar Energy Systems (SES) in the agricultural zones, establish
provisions relating to brownfield development, and create additional criteria for the review of Solar
Energy Systems projects.
b. PLN-ZOTA-26-00006: ATTENDED DONATION CENTER REGULATIONS– a text amendment to
amend article 1-11 to add a new definition for attended donation centers, and to allow the use as
a principal use in the B-3, B-4, B-6P, and PUD-3 zones, and as a conditional use in the B-1 zone.
c. PLN-ZOTA-26-00008: DATA CENTER REGULATIONS - a text amendment to create regulations
pertaining to data center uses.
III. POSTPONED ITEMS – ZONING MAP AMENDMENTS
a. PLN-MAR-26-00004: MT. LAUREL LANDS COMPANY – a petition for a zone map amendment
from a Single Family Residential (R -1B) zone to a Wholesale and Warehouse B …
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Thu Jul 2, 2026
Planning Commission Subdivision (Sub) Committee
Land subdivision and development plans reviewed by Technical Committee
The Land Subdivision Technical Committee met to review several proposed land use projects. The committee recommended approval for a subdivision at Gentry Road and a building plan on Freight Boulevard, while postponing a residential subdivision proposal on Parkers Mill Road due to questions regarding stormwater and roadway intersections.
- Final subdivision plan for Glenmore Farm, Inc. at 615 & 625 Gentry Road
- Preliminary subdivision plan for Lane Allen Park, Lots 2 & 3 at 1899 Parkers Mill Road
- Development plan for Lexmark International, Section 1, Lots 9 & 10 at 985 Freight Boulevard
- Development plan for Samuel H. Bryan, Tract 8 (Carnes Property) at 2914 Clays Mill Road
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AGENDA
SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE MEETING
July 2, 2026
8:30 a.m. ET (7:30 a.m. CT), Phoenix Building, 3rd Floor Conference Room
LAND SUBDIVISION TECHNICAL COMMITTEE - The Land Subdivision Technical Committee met on Wednesday, June
24, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. Committee members in attendance were Vaughan Adkins, Division of Engineering; David Filiatreau,
Division of Traffic Engineering; Eric Sutherland, Brooke Gray, Lane Gilliam, Division of Environmental Services; Brian
Morgan, Division of Fire; Rob Poage, Addressing Office; Scott Burton, Division of Waste Management; Eve Miller and
Scott Thompson, Division of Planning; Bill Warren and Erik Merlino, Division of Water Quality; and Tyler Skaggs,
Kentucky Utilities. Other staff members in attendance were Traci Wade, Daniel Crum, Chris Chaney, Jeremy Young,
Dalton Belcher, Cheryl Gallt, and Paula Owens; Tracy Jones and Brittany Smith, Department of Law. The Committee
made recommendations on plans as noted.
General Notes:
The following notes automatically apply to all plans listed on this docket (unless a waiver of any section is granted by the
Planning Commission).
1. All preliminary and final subdivision plans are required to conform to the requirements of Article 5 of the Land
Subdivision Regulations.
2. All development plans are required to conform to the requirements of Article 21 of the Zoning Ordinance.
A. MAJOR SUBDIVISION ITEMS AND DEVELOPMENT PLANS
1. FINAL SUBDIVISION PLANS - Tentatively scheduled for …
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Wed Jul 1, 2026 · 3:00 PM
Urban County Council Work Session
Council considers various contracts, appointments, and budget adjustments
The Urban County Council is reviewing several administrative actions including mayoral appointments to local boards and the acceptance of donations. The session also includes discussions on procurement bids, infrastructure projects, and funding for social services.
- Change order for Town Branch and West Hickman WWTP UV Disinfection: $2,015,933.50 increase
- Agreement with Hope Center, Inc. for street outreach services: $572,795.00
- Emergency Shelter services funding for seven agencies: $2,011,675.00 total
- Construction of 24-unit rental housing at 2760 Meadowsweet Lane: $840,000.00
- Agreement with LexArts for general operating support: $400,000.00
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✓ Decided: Council reviews various budget, appointment, and service agreements
The Urban County Council work session included several administrative items including mayoral appointments, donations, and procurement bids. The docket contains numerous requests for authorizations regarding community grants, infrastructure projects, and social services.
- Proposed reappointment of Joseph Warren to the Board of Health
- Proposed appointment of Sarayarose Brewer to the Carnegie Center for Literacy Board
- Proposed reappointment of Amy Len Dailey to the CASA of Lexington Board
- Proposed reappointment of Lynda Bebrowsky and Cassandra Hockenberry to the Library Board
- Proposed appointment of Kay ’mon Murrah to the Social Services Advisory Board
- Proposed appointment of Councilmember Emma Curtis to the Tree board
- Proposed acceptance of $10,000 donation from Central Bank for One Lexington scholarship
- Proposed acceptance of $1,500 donations from Hazen & Sawyer and Bluegrass Community/KY Community and Technical College System
Council Chamber
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Governme nt
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Docket
Wednesday, July 1, 2026
3:00 PM
Council Chamber
Urban County Council Work Sessi on
I.
Public Comment - Issues on Agend a
Requested Rezonings/ Docket Approva l
Approval of Summary
II.
III.
0607-26
Table of Motions: Council Work Session, June 23, 2026
IV.
V.
Budget Amendments
0611-26
Budget Adjustments, July 1, 2026
Budget Adjustments - For Information Onl y
0612-26
Budget Adjustments - For Information Only, July 1, 2026
VI.
New Business
VII. Communications From the Mayor - Appointment s
0604-26
(1) Recommending the reappointment of Joseph Warren, At
large, to the Board of Health with a term expiring June 30, 2028;
(2) Recommending the appointment of Sarayarose Brewer,
filling the unexpired term of Eugenia Johnson-Smith, to the
Carnegie Center for Literacy Board of Directors with a term
expiring September 1, 2029;
(3) Recommending the reappointment of Amy Len Dailey to the
CASA of Lexington Board of Directors with a term expiring July
1, 2030; &nbs …
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Wednesday, July 1, 2026
3:00 PM
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chamber
Urban County Council Work Session
Docket
1
July 1, 2026
Urban County Council Work Session
Docket
I.
Public Comment - Issues on Agenda
II.
Requested Rezonings/ Docket Approval
III.
Approval of Summary
0607-26
Table of Motions: Council Work Session, June 23, 2026
IV.
Budget Amendments
0611-26
Budget Adjustments, July 1, 2026
V.
Budget Adjustments - For Information Only
0612-26
Budget Adjustments - For Information Only, July 1, 2026
VI.
New Business
VII.
Communications From the Mayor - Appointments
(1) Recommending the reappointment of Joseph Warren, At large,
to the Board of Health with a term expiring June 30, 2028;
(2) Recommending the appointment of Sarayarose Brewer, filling
the unexpired term of Eugenia Johnson-Smith, to the Carnegie
Center for Literacy Board of Directors with a term expiring
September 1, 2029;
(3) Recommending the reappointment of Amy Len Dailey to the
CASA of Lexington Board of Directors with a term expiring July 1,
2030;
(4) Recommending the reappointment of Lynda Bebrowsky and
Cassandra Hockenberry, to the Library Board of Trustees with both
terms starting July 20, 2026 and expiring July 20, 2030;
(5) Recommending the appointment of Kay’mon Murrah, filling the
unexpired term of Arden Barnes, to the Social Services Advisory
Board with a term expiring September 1, 2029; and,
(6) Recommending the appointment of Councilmem …
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
Urban County Council
Council considers pay increases, zoning changes, and various service contracts
The Urban County Council is reviewing several ordinances including a 2% pay increase for many employees and updates to the Ethics Commission. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions to approve high-value contracts for waste management, water quality, and infrastructure projects.
- Two percent (2.0%) pay increase for various full-time and part-time positions
- $1,939,674 bid for a Materials Recovery Facility Optical Sorter and Robotics
- $814,000 contract renewal with Tetra Tech, Inc. for water quality services
- Zoning change for 4.355 net acres at Chair Avenue and South Broadway
- Increase of Traffic School Guard starting pay to $17.044 per hour
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Wednesday, July 1, 2026
5:00 PM
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chambers
Urban County Council
Docket
July 1, 2026
Urban County Council
Docket
I.
Roll Call
II.
Invocation
III.
Minutes of the Previous Meetings
Minutes of the June 18, 2026 Council Meeting
0609-26
IV.
Presentations
Recognition of the Thoroughbred Chapter of the Kentucky
Colonels
0613-26
V.
Public Comment - Issues on Agenda
VI.
Ordinances – Second Reading
An Ordinance amending Article XXIV of Chapter 2 and Section
2-296 of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Code
of Ordinances to increase the membership of the Sister Cities
Programs Commission to seven (7) voting members, to include
the VisitLex president, or their designee, a Councilmember, and a
representative of the Mayor’s Office; designating the additional
members as ex-officio voting members; amending Section 2-296
by deleting language regarding reappointment for additional
terms; and amending Section 2-297 by deleting the requirement
that the offices be appointed by the Mayor, all effective following
passage of Council. [Mayor's Office, Scott]
1.
0458-26
An Ordinance amending the authorized strength by creating one
(1) Classified Civil Service Position of Recreation Manager, Grade
520N, and creating one (1) Classified Civil Service Position of
Recreation Specialist Sr., Grade 516N, all in the Div. of Parks and
Recreation, effective July 1, 2026. [Div. of Human Res …
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
General Government & Planning (GGP) Committee
GGP Committee discusses short-term rentals and Blue Sky Small Area Plan
The General Government & Planning Committee will review several updates including short-term rentals and the Blue Sky Small Area Plan. The committee will also consider items referred to it for discussion.
- Short-Term Rentals Update
- Blue Sky Small Area Plan
- A Sense of Place Update
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General Government & Planning (GGP) Committee
Lexington-Fayette Urban County
Government
Meeting Agenda 3
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chamber1:00 PMWednesday, July 1, 2026
Committee Agenda
Approval of June 2, 2026 Committee Summary1 0606-26
June 2, 2026 Committee SummaryAttachments:
Short-Term Rentals Update2 0864-24
July 1, 2026 Short-Term Rentals UpdateAttachments:
Blue Sky Small Area Plan3 0128-25
July 1, 2026 Blue Sky Small Area PlanAttachments:
A Sense of Place4 0902-24
July 1, 2026 A Sense of Place UpdateAttachments:
Items Referred to Committee5 0103-26
July Referral ListAttachments:
Adjournment
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Wed Jul 1, 2026 · 5:00 PM
Urban County Council
Council considers pay increases, zoning changes, and service contracts
The Urban County Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding staff compensation, commission membership, and land use. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions for various municipal service contracts and infrastructure bids.
- Pay increase of 2% for many full-time and part-time positions
- Increase of Traffic School Guard starting pay to $17.044 per hour
- Zoning change for property at 416, 422-424, 426, 430, 436, 442, and 451 Chair Avenue; 441 Hayman Avenue; and 633 South Broadway
- Waste Management bid for $1,939,674 for a Materials Recovery Facility Optical Sorter and Robotics
- Water Quality bid for $846,000 for the North Elkhorn Force Main Relocation
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Council Chambers Work Copy
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Governme nt
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Docket
Wednesday, July 1, 2026
5:00 PM
Work Copy
Council Chambers
Urban County Counci l
I.
Roll Call
II.
III.
Invocation
Minutes of the Previous Meeting s
0609-26
Minutes of the June 18, 2026 Council Meeting
IV.
Presentations
0613-26
Recognition of the Thoroughbred Chapter of the Kentucky
Colonels
V.
VI.
1.
Public Comment - Issues on Agend a
Ordinances â Second Readin g
0458-26
An Ordinance amending Article XXIV of Chapter 2 and Section
2-296 of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
Code of Ordinances to increase the membership of the Sister
Cities Programs Commission to seven (7) voting members, to
include
the
VisitLex
presiden t,
or
thei r
designe e,
a
Councilmember, and a representative of the Mayorâs Office;
designating the additional members as ex-officio voting
members;
amending
Section
2-296 by
deleting
language
regarding rea …
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
Council Work Session
Council discusses budget adjustments, appointments, and infrastructure contracts
The Urban County Council is reviewing various budget adjustments, mayoral appointments to local boards, and several service agreements. Key discussions include funding for public safety, housing projects, and utility infrastructure.
- Change order of $2,015,933.50 for Town Branch and West Hickman WWTP UV Disinfection Project
- $840,000 in HOME funds for 24-unit rental housing at 2760 Meadowsweet Lane
- $572,795 agreement with The Hope Center, Inc. for street outreach services
- $400,000 in funding for LexArts general operating support
- Agreement with University of Kentucky for Waller Avenue widening involving a $200,000 contribution
budgethousingpublic-safetyinfrastructuregovernment-appointmentssocial-services
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Governme nt
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Docket
Wednesday, July 1, 2026
3:00 PM
Council Chamber
Urban County Council Work Sessi on
I.
Public Comment - Issues on Agend a
Requested Rezonings/ Docket Approva l
Approval of Summary
II.
III.
0607-26
Table of Motions: Council Work Session, June 23, 2026
IV.
V.
Budget Amendments
0611-26
Budget Adjustments, July 1, 2026
Budget Adjustments - For Information Onl y
0612-26
Budget Adjustments - For Information Only, July 1, 2026
VI.
New Business
VII. Communications From the Mayor - Appointment s
(1) Recommending the reappointment of Joseph Warren, At large,
0604-26
to the Board of Health with a term expiring June 30, 2028;
(2) Recommending the appointment of Sarayarose Brewer, filling
the unexpired term of Eugenia Johnson-Smith, to the Carnegie
Center for Literacy Board of Directors with a term expiring
September 1, 2029;
(3) Recommending the reappointment of Amy Len Dailey to the
CASA of Lexington Board of Directors with a term expiring July 1,
2030; &nbs …
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Wed Jul 1, 2026 · 1:00 PM
General Government & Planning (GGP) Committee
GGP Committee discusses short-term rentals and Blue Sky area plans
The General Government & Planning Committee will review updates regarding short-term rentals and the Blue Sky Small Area Plan. The meeting also includes a review of 'A Sense of Place' and the July referral list.
- Short-Term Rentals Update
- Blue Sky Small Area Plan
- A Sense of Place Update
- Approval of June 2, 2026 Committee Summary
zoninghousingurban-planningshort-term-rentals
✓ Decided: GGP Committee agenda listed updates on rentals, planning, and zoning items.
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- No substantive decisions or vote tallies were recorded in the provided agenda.
Council Chamber Packet
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200 E. Main St
Lexington-Fayette Urban Count y
Lexington, KY 40507
Government
Meeting Agenda 3
General Government & Planning (GGP) Commit tee
Wednesday, July 1, 2026
1:00 PM
Council Chamber
Committee Agenda
0606- 26
Approval of June 2, 2026 Committee Summary
June 2, 2026 Committee Summary
Short-Term Rentals Update
July 1, 2026 Short-Term Rentals Update
Blue Sky Small Area Plan
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Attachmen ts:
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Attachmen ts:
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Attachmen ts:
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July 1, 2026 Blue Sky Small Area Plan
A Sense of Place
Attachmen ts:
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July 1, 2026 A Sense of Place Update
Items Referred to Committee
July Referral List
Attachmen ts:
Adjournment
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General Government & Planning (GGP) Committee
Lexington-Fayette Urban County
Government
Meeting Agenda 3
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chamber1:00 PMWednesday, July 1, 2026
Committee Agenda
Approval of June 2, 2026 Committee Summary1 0606-26
Short-Term Rentals Update2 0864-24
Blue Sky Small Area Plan3 0128-25
A Sense of Place4 0902-24
Items Referred to Committee5 0103-26
Adjournment
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Text of Legislative File 0606-26
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Approval of June 2, 2026 Committee Summary
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County
Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
File Number: 0864-24
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Wed Jul 1, 2026 · 5:00 PM
Urban County Council
Council Chambers
Wed Jun 24, 2026
Stormwater Stakeholder Advisory Committee
Stormwater Stakeholder Advisory Committee meeting on June 5, 2026
The committee will review the Complete Streets Manual and discuss riparian and landscape restoration for stormwater management. Presentations will also cover climate change impacts on precipitation and flooding in Kentucky.
- Complete Streets Manual presentation by Kenzie Gleason
- Riparian and Landscape Restoration for Stormwater Management discussion
- Climate Change Impacts on Precipitation and Flooding in Kentucky presentation
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MAYOR LINDA GORTON MARK SANDERS, P.E.
INTERIM DIRECTOR
WATER QUALITY
125 Lisle Industrial Ave., Suite 180, Lexington, KY 40511 / 859.425.2400 Phone / 859.254.7787 Fax / lexingtonky.gov
STORMWATER STAKEHOLDER ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Meeting Agenda
June 5, 2026
9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Phoenix Building – 3rd Floor Conference Room
1. Approval of 3/06/2026 Minutes
2. Complete Streets Manual – Kenzie Gleason, LFUCG Division of Planning
3. Riparian and Landscape Restoration for Stormwater Management– Dr. John
McMaine, University of Kentucky
4. Climate Change Impacts on Precipitation and Flooding in Kentucky, Dr. Nabil Al
Aamery and Dr. Jimmy Fox
5. Potential Topics for Next Meeting
6. Announcements
Wed Jun 24, 2026
Technical Review Committee
Technical Committee reviews subdivision and development plans
The Technical Committee is reviewing several final and preliminary subdivision plans, development plans, and zoning development plans. The agenda also includes several postponed items for discussion.
- Final subdivision plan for Glenmore Farm, Inc. at 615 & 625 Gentry Road
- Final subdivision plan for Little Beginners Child Development Center at 474 Stone Road
- Final subdivision plan for 40 Acres and the Mule LLC at 246 Warnock Street
- Preliminary subdivision plan for Lane Allen Park, Lots 2 & 3 at 1899 Parkers Mill Road
- Development plan for Wolf Run Industrial Park, Lot 1 at 2262 Frankfort Court
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* - Denotes date by which Commission must either approve or disapprove plan.
AGENDA
TECHNICAL COMMITTEE MEETING
Wednesday, June 24, 2026
8:30 a.m. ET (7:30 a.m. CT) Phoenix Building, 3rd Floor Conference Room
General Notes
The following automatically apply to all plans listed on this agenda unless a waiver of any specific section is granted by the
Planning Commission:
1. All preliminary and final subdivision plans are required to conform to the provisions of Article 5 of the Land Subdivision
Regulations.
2. All development plans are required to conform to the provisions of Article 21 of the Zoning Ordinance.
1. FINAL SUBDIVISION PLANS
a. PLN-FRP-26-00014: GLENMORE FARM, INC. (AMD) (8/29/26)* – located at 615 & 625 GENTRY ROAD, LEXINGTON,
KY
Council District: 12
Project Contact: CAM Surveying
Planning Contact: C. Gallt
b. PLN-FRP-26-00015: LITTLE BEGINNERS CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER (STONE ROAD PROPERTIES, LLC)
(8/29/26)* – located at 474 STONE ROAD, LEXINGTON, KY
Council District: 10
Project Contact: Optic Engineering and Surveying
Planning Contact: C. Gallt
c. PLN-FRP-26-00016: 40 ACRES AND THE MULE LLC , PROPERTY (8/29/26)* – located at 246 WARNOCK STREET ,
LEXINGTON, KY
Council District: 1
Project Contact: John W. Hill
Planning Contact: C. Chaney
2. PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLANS
a. PLN-MJSUB-26-00004: LANE ALLEN PARK , LOTS 2 & 3 (8/29/26)* – located at 1899 PARKERS MILL ROAD,
LEXINGTON, KY
Council District: 10
Project C …
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Tue Jun 23, 2026
Council Work Session
Council considers various service agreements and contract amendments
The Urban County Council is reviewing several administrative items including medical services, construction change orders, and community programs. These items include a large agreement for inmate medical and mental health services and various updates to existing city contracts.
- $11,835,921 agreement with West Kentucky Correctional Healthcare LLC for inmate medical and mental health services
- $231,008.03 contract with Siemens Industry, Inc. for fire suppression services
- $659,800.00 total for Deer Haven Park ADA accessible and multiuse trail soil remediation
- $17,206,172.98 total for the New Senior & Therapeutic Center construction
- $1,250,000.00 total for annual sanitary sewer cleaning and inspection
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Tuesday, June 23, 2026
3:00 PM
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chamber
Urban County Council Work Session
Docket
Packet
June 23, 2026Urban County Council Work Session Docket
I. Public Comment - Issues on Agenda
II. Requested Rezonings/ Docket Approval
III. Approval of Summary
0567-26 Table of Motions: Council Work Session, June 16, 2026
IV. Budget Amendments
V. Budget Adjustments - For Information Only
VI. New Business
VII. Communications From the Mayor - Appointments
VIII. Communications From the Mayor - Donations
IX. Communications From the Mayor - Procurements
X. Continuing Business/ Presentations
0563-26 Neighborhood Development Funds, June 23, 2026
0569-26 Summary: Budget, Finance, and Economic Development
Committee, March 24, 2026
XI. Council Reports
XII. Public Comment - Issues Not on Agenda
XIII. Adjournment
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June 23, 2026Urban County Council Work Session Docket
Administrative Synopsis - New Business Items
a 0480-26 Authorization for ratification of the Mayor ’s prior execution of an
agreement with West Kentucky Correctional Healthcare LLC, d /b/a
Comprehensive Correctional Care (3C) for the Inmate Medical and
Mental Health Services for the period of one year, beginning May
21, 2026, at a cost of $ 11,835,921. An emergency procurement
certificate was executed on May 21, 2026, authorizing the initiation
of this agreement based upon non -performance by the previou …
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Tue Jun 23, 2026
Budget, Finance & Economic Development (BFED) Committee
BFED Committee reviews financial updates and infrastructure funding plans
The committee will review the May 2026 monthly financial update and an update on the Infrastructure Funding Plan. Discussions include a presentation on a Technology Ecosystem Development internship pilot program and a draft regarding E911 fund revenue sources.
- May 2026 Monthly Financial Update
- Infrastructure Funding Plan Update
- Technology Ecosystem Development Tech Internship Pilot Program Presentation
- E911 Fund Revenue Sources presentation
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Tuesday, June 23, 2026
1:00 PM
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chamber
Budget, Finance & Economic Development (BFED)
Committee
Docket
June 23, 2026Budget, Finance & Economic
Development (BFED) Committee
Docket
Committee Agenda
0576-26 Approval of March 24, 2026, Committee Summary
3-24-26 Meeting SummaryAttachments:
0577-26 Monthly Financial Update - May 2026
BFE Financial Review - May 2026Attachments:
0578-26 Infrastructure Funding Plan Update
BFED.6.23.IFP (final)
6.23.26 DRAFT PF Ordinance - BFED
Attachments:
0579-26 Technology Ecosystem Development
Tech Internship Pilot Program PresentationAttachments:
0580-26 E911 Fund Revenue Sources
E911 Presentation Final DraftAttachments:
0581-26 Review of Items Referred
BFED Items ReferredAttachments:
Adjournment
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
Water Quality Fees Board meeting
Water Quality Fees Board to select FY 2027 neighborhood and education grant recipients
The Board will review available funds and applications for Class A Neighborhood and Class B Education grants. The meeting includes discussions on director recommendations, public comment, and the status of incentive grants.
- FY 2027 Class A Neighborhood Grant selection
- FY 2027 Class B Education Grant selection
- Incentive Grant status update
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WATER QUALITY FEES BOARD MEETING
Agenda
July 23, 2026
9:00 a.m.
Tate Building, North Elkhorn Conference Room
125 Industrial Avenue, Suite 180
6/17/2026
G:\WQFB\2026\20260723\Agenda
FM/BY/DB
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of 4/9/26 Minutes
3. Postponements/Withdrawals (none)
4. FY 2027 Class A Neighborhood Grant Selection
a. Summary of Available Funds
b. Summary of Applications
c. Director’s Recommendations
d. Public Comment
e. Board Discussion
5. FY 2027 Class B Education Grant Selection
a. Summary of Available Funds
b. Summary of Applications
c. Director’s Recommendations
d. Public Comment
e. Board Discussion
6. Remaining Funds Recommendation/Discussion
7. Incentive Grant Status Update
8. Other Matters
9. Adjournment
Thu Jun 18, 2026
Planning Commission Work Session
Planning Commission reviews downtown master plan and solar report
The Planning Commission will review the first draft of the Downtown Area Master Plan. The session also includes reports on solar work, the Unified Development Code, a Complete Streets Manual, and an asphalt art pilot on Shropshire Ave.
- Downtown Area Master Plan First Draft Presentation
- Solar Work Group Report
- Unified Development Code discussion
- Complete Streets Manual information
- Asphalt Art: Shropshire Ave Pilot
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AGENDA
Planning Commission Work Session
June 18, 2026
1:30 p.m. ET / 12:30 p.m. CT
Phoenix Building 3rd floor Conference Room
I. Downtown Area Master Plan First Draft Presentation
Andrew Overbeck, Principal, MKSK (45 minutes)
II. Solar Work Group Report
Daniel Crum, Planner Principal, Planning Services (30 minutes)
III. Unified Development Code
Jt Holt, Planner Senior, Outreach and Strategic Planning (15 minutes)
IV. Complete Streets Manual Informational Purposes
Kenzie Gleason, Planning Manager, Outreach and Strategic Planning (15
minutes)
V. Asphalt Art: Shropshire Ave Pilot
Hannah Crepps, Planner Principal, Outreach and Strategic Planning (15 minutes)
VI. Other Business
VII. Adjourn
Thu Jun 18, 2026
Urban County Council
Council considers charter amendments, budget adjustments, and service contracts
The Urban County Council is reviewing several charter amendments to be placed on the November 2026 ballot regarding council salaries, attendance standards, and a Charter Review Assembly. The agenda also includes various ordinances for personnel changes, pay increases, and animal control standards, alongside resolutions for multiple municipal service contracts.
- Charter amendment: Council member salary cap of $59,987 per annum starting January 2031
- Charter amendment: Establishment of a Charter Review Assembly and permanent advisory board
- Ordinance: Two percent (2.0%) pay increase for all full-time and part-time employees for FY2027
- Resolution: $769,746 for Palmer Engineering preliminary design services for Versailles Rd. Improvement Project
- Resolution: $1,264,384.08 for Fayette County Courthouse Complex facilities management services
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Thursday, June 18, 2026
6:00 PM
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chambers
Urban County Council
Docket
June 18, 2026
Urban County Council
Docket
I.
Roll Call
II.
Invocation
III.
Minutes of the Previous Meetings
Approval of the Minutes of the June 4, 2026 and June 9, 2026
Council Meeting
0554-26
IV.
Presentations
Pat Gerhard Day
0560-26
Public Hearing - Fiscal Year 2027 Budget of the Downtown
Lexington Management District (DLMD)
0490-26
V.
Public Comment - Issues on Agenda
VI.
Ordinances – Second Reading
An Ordinance amending certain of the Budgets of the
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government to reflect current
requirements for municipal expenditures, and appropriating and
re-appropriating funds, FY 2026 Schedule No. 32. [Div. of
Budgeting, Lueker]
1.
0494-26
An Ordinance amending Article XLVIII of Chapter 2 and Section
2-507 of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Code
of Ordinances to change the composition of the membership of
the Commission on Veterans’ Affairs, such that two (2) ex-officio
members shall be from the Council of the Urban County
Government, six (6) members shall be veterans of the United
States Military, seven (7) members shall be affiliated with Veterans
Service Organizations, one (1) ex-officio member shall be the
Commissioner of the LFUCG Dept. of Public Safety, one (1)
ex-officio member shall be the LFUCG Chief Administrative
Officer, or his/her designee, a …
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Wed Jun 17, 2026
Board of Architectural Review
Board of Architectural Review reviews historic district renovations and additions
The Board is reviewing several staff approval items for various historic districts, including structure renovations and tree removals. The agenda also includes Certificate of Appropriateness applications and conceptual reviews for new construction projects.
- Staff Approval: 101 South Hanover Avenue carport renovation
- Staff Approval: 554 Central Avenue roof replacement
- Certificate of Appropriateness: 137 Old Lafayette Avenue garage construction
- Certificate of Appropriateness: 452 West Third Street rear addition
- Conceptual Review: 242 South Hanover Avenue addition and garage
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BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW
June 17, 2026
AGENDA
Staff Approvals
Ashland Park Historic District
1. 101 South Hanover Avenue: Renovate carports.
2. 141 South Hanover Avenue: Renovate wall.
3. 269 South Hanover Avenue: Renovate structure.
Aylesford Historic District
4. 554 Central Avenue: Replace roof.
5. 710 Central Avenue: Renovate structure.
6. 456 East Maxwell Street: Renovate structure.
7. 9 Preston Court: Remove dying spruce.
8. 162 Ransom Avenue: Replace deteriorated concrete front steps.
9. Transylvania Median: Install marker.
10. 365 Woodland Avenue: Renovate structure.
Bell Court Historic District
11. 603 East Main Street: Renovate structure.
Elsmere Park Historic District
12. 612 Elsmere Park: Re-issue COA.
Mulberry Hill Historic District
13. 343 North Limestone: Replace fencing.
14. 353 North Limestone: Replace fencing.
Northside Historic District
15. 423 West Sixth Street: Renovate structure.
16. 423 West Sixth Street: Re-issue COA.
17. 453 West Sixth Street: Renovate site and structure.
18. 452 West Third Street: Renovate site and structure.
Pensacola Park Historic District:
19. 117 Lackawanna Road: Renovate structure.
20. 1859 Nicholasville Road: Refurbish windows.
21. 174 Penmoken Park: Refurbish windows.
22. 148 Rosemont Garden: Replace damaged door and storm door.
23. 162 Wabash Drive: Renovate site.
24. 164 Wabash Drive: Replace driveway.
25. 164 Wabash Drive: Renovate concrete porch and sidewalk. …
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Wed Jun 17, 2026
Courthouse Area Design Review Board
Courthouse Area Design Review Board meeting scheduled for June 17, 2026
The board will meet to review applications for authorization permits. There are no staff-approved permits or other board items listed for this session.
- Authorization permit application: 249 West Short Street (Case # 2026_001)
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MAYOR LINDA GORTON BETTIE KERR
DIRECTOR
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
101 East Vine St., Lexington, KY 40507 / 859.258.3265 Phone / 859.258.3394 Fax / lexingtonky.gov
AGENDA FOR THE
COURTHOUSE AREA
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
MEETING
June 17, 2026
I. CALL TO ORDER - The Chair will call the meeting to order at 2:00 p.m.
II. ATTENDANCE - The Chair will note the member attendance.
III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – There are no minutes to approve.
IV. APPLICATIONS FOR AUTHORIZATION PERMITS
249 West Short Street_Case # 2026_001
V. SUMMARY OF STAFF APPROVED AUTHORIZATION PERMITS
None at this time.
VI. BOARD ITEMS
None at this time.
VII. ADJOURNMENT - If there is no further business, the Chair will declare the
meeting adjourned.
Tue Jun 16, 2026
Council Work Session
Council discusses salary increases, property acquisitions, and various service agreements
The Urban County Council is reviewing several administrative actions including a 2% salary increase for eligible employees and the purchase of property at 130 West New Circle Road. The session also includes discussions on workforce development, public safety grants, and community programming.
- Property purchase at 130 West New Circle Road for $400,000
- 2% salary increase for eligible employees and specific leadership positions
- Grant application for a new fire station project up to $12 million
- Purchase of services with Jubilee Jobs for $62,718.42
- Police Training Incentive Grant award up to $4,018,122
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Tuesday, June 16, 2026
3:00 PM
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chamber
Urban County Council Work Session
Packet
REVISED
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council
Schedule of Meetings
June 15, 2026 - June 22, 2026
Monday, June 15
No Meetings
Tuesday, June 16
Environmental Quality & Public Works (EQPW) Committee
1:00 p.m. ET / 12:00 p.m. CT
Government Center – Council Chamber, 2nd Fl.
Council Work Session
3:00 p.m. ET / 2:00 p.m. CT
Government Center – Council Chamber, 2nd Fl.
Wednesday, June 17
No Meetings
Thursday, June 18
Boards and Commissions Subcommittee
1:00 p.m. ET / 12:00 p.m. CT
Government Center – Council Caucus Room, 2nd Fl.
Confirmation Hearings: Board of Adjustment and Ethics Commission
4:30 p.m. ET / 3:30 p.m. CT
Government Center – Council Chamber, 2nd Fl.
Council Meeting
6:00 p.m. ET / 5:00 p.m. CT
Government Center – Council Chamber, 2nd Fl.
Friday, June 19
Juneteenth Holiday – LFUCG Offices Closed
Monday, June 22
No Meetings
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council
Work Session Agenda
June 16, 2026
I.
Public Comment - Issues on Agenda
II.
Requested Rezonings/ Docket Approval - Yes
III.
Approval of Summary - Yes
Table of Motions, Council Work Session, June 9, 2026, p. 1
a.
IV.
Budget Amendments - No
V.
Budget Adjustments - For Information Only - No
VI.
New Business – Yes, p. 2-30
VII.
Communications From the Mayor – Appointments – Yes, p. 31-42
VIII.
Communications From …
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Thu Jun 11, 2026
Planning Commission Subdivision Items
Planning Commission reviews subdivision plans and zoning amendments
The Urban County Planning Commission is reviewing several land subdivision items, including a residential group development on Winchester Road. The agenda also includes various waiver requests and a zone map amendment for property on Southland Drive.
- Greendale Hills Unit 3 extension request at 2425 Mulundy Way
- WML Properties, LLC (Two Keys) development plan at 503 S. Upper Street
- Patchen Wilkes, Unit 2, Lot 10 residential development at 1811 Winchester Road
- Tree canopy and open space waivers for 4538 Georgetown Road
- Zone map amendment from Professional Office to Neighborhood Business at 500 Southland Drive
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* - Denotes date by which Commission must either approve or disapprove request, unless agreed to a longer time by the
applicant.
AGENDA
URBAN COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SUBDIVISION ITEMS
June 11, 2026
I. CALL TO ORDER - The meeting will be called to order at 1:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. CT) in the Council Chambers,
Urban County Government Building, 200 East Main Street, Lexington, Kentucky.
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – The April 9, 2026 and May 14, 2026 minutes will be considered at this time.
III. POSTPONEMENTS AND WITHDRAWALS - Requests for postponements and withdrawals will be considered
at this time.
IV. LAND SUBDIVISION ITEMS – The Subdivision Committee met on Thursday, May 7, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. The
meeting was attended by Commission members Ivy Barksdale, Mike Owens, and Frank Penn. Other Committee
members present were Vaughan Adkins, Division of Engineering; and Steven Parker, Division of Traffic
Engineering. Staff members in attendance were Daniel Crum, Chris Chaney, Cheryl Gallt, Ryelle Browning, Paula
Owens; Lieutenant Brian Morgan, Division of Fire and Emergency Services; and Brittany Smith, Department of
Law. The Committee made recommendations on plans as noted.
General Notes
The following automatically apply to all plans listed on this agenda unless a waiver of any specific section is granted
by the Planning Commission:
1. All preliminary and final subdivision plans are required to conform to the provisions of Article 5 of the …
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