Henderson County public meetings in 2024

Land Development Committee (LDC)

The Land Development Committee will consider two rezoning requests and three site plan approvals. The first rezoning involves a 58-acre property at 5845 Airline Rd, seeking a change from City Agricultural to General Business. The second is a zoning classification assignment in conjunction with annexation for two properties on Glenwood Dell. Three site plans are also up for approval.

• Rezoning #1172: 58 acres at 5845 Airline Rd from City Agricultural (AG) to General Business (GB)
• Rezoning #1173: Zoning classification for annexation at 634 Glenwood Dell (1.8365 acres) and 656 S. Glenwood Dell (0.9183 acres) from County R-1 to City R-1
• J&B Mechanical site plan at 1618 O'Byrne St
• Herron Bottled Gas, Inc. site plan at 2101 S. Green St
• Henderson Co. AG Extension Office Addition site plan at 3341 Zion Rd

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court will hold a regular meeting on December 17, 2024, to discuss and potentially approve several items. Key actions include a first reading of a budget amendment, commitment of ARPA funds, adoption of the county emergency operations plan, and dissolution of the drainage commission. The court will also hear reports from the coroner, animal control, and other county officials.

• Budget Amendment – 1st Reading
• ARPA Fund Commitment
• Adoption of Henderson Emergency Operations Plan
• Dissolution of Henderson County Drainage Commission
• City intent to annex 634 Glenwood Dell Dr. & 656 S. Glenwood Dell Dr.

The Fiscal Court approved the dissolution plan for the Henderson County Drainage Commission, effective March 31, 2025, with drainage duties shifting to a new Surface Water Drainage District by July 1, 2025. The court also appointed Sheila Patterson as Interim Coroner, reappointed board members, adopted several resolutions, and approved a budget amendment adding $2.5 million to the General Fund.

• Approved dissolution plan for Henderson County Drainage Commission (unanimous)
• Appointed Sheila Patterson as Interim Coroner until 2026 election
• Reappointed Tim Skinner and Donnie Beals to Code Enforcement Board (unanimous)
• Reappointed Jeffrey Duncan to West Kentucky Regional IDA Board (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution #24-41 declaring surplus property (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution #43-42 declaring surplus ambulances (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution #24-40 adopting Emergency Operations Plan (unanimous)
• Approved budget amendment adding $2.5M to General Fund (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Henderson City-County Planning Commission will meet to consider a site plan for a Buffalo Wild Wings and review findings of fact for a utility rezoning. The commission will also review November finance and bond reports.

• Site plan approval for Buffalo Wild Wings at 2222 US Hwy 41 N
• Rezoning #1160 findings of fact for Henderson Municipal Power & Light at 2230 S. Green St (6.878 acres)
• November Finance Report
• Bond Report

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will meet to consider a solar farm moratorium and review several bid requests for county services. The body will also address a budget amendment and grant applications for the road department and animal control.

• Solar farm moratorium discussion
• Bid requests for Judicial Center cleaning, Sandy Watkins bathroom, and Road Department annual bids
• Road Dept 2024 GRANT Application resolution
• Animal Control Spay/Neuter Grant MOA resolution
• First reading of a budget amendment

Land Development Committee (LDC)

The Land Development Committee will consider a site plan approval request for a Buffalo Wild Wings Go restaurant, submitted by Maruti Donuts 4 Realty, LLC, on property at 2222 US Hwy 41 N in Henderson. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Buffalo Wild Wings Go site plan for 2222 US Hwy 41 N (PID# 65B-48) — applicant requests approval

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court will hold a special called meeting to discuss current solar farms and consider a 2-year moratorium on future solar farm permits, along with general discussion of green energy projects. The meeting is open for public observation only, with no public participation.

• Discussion of current solar farms in Henderson County
• Consideration of a 2-year moratorium for any future solar farm permits
• General discussion of green energy projects in Henderson County

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court will discuss county employee health insurance renewals and review bid recommendations for the Judicial Center Lighting Project and a mobile column lift. The body will also consider resolutions regarding surplus property for the Parks Department and the Sheriff's office.

• County Health Insurance Renewals resolution
• Bid recommendation for Judicial Center Lighting Project
• Bid recommendation for Mobile Column Lift
• Resolution for Parks Surplus Property
• Resolution for Sheriff’s Surplus Property

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three rezoning requests: a change from General Business (GB) to Heavy Industrial (M-2) for a battery energy storage system at 2230 S. Green St; a change from Medium to High Residential (R-3) to Gateway District Zone (GDZ) for a new fire department at 111 N. Adams St; and a zoning classification for an annexed property at 8221 Green River Road. Non-public hearing items include a preliminary plat for SKN Properties on Hwy 41 N and a revised site plan for Jimmy John's on Rettig Road. The commission will also hold a workshop on Chapter 10 of the Comprehensive Plan.

• Rezoning #1160: Henderson Municipal Power & Light seeks Heavy Industrial (M-2) for battery storage at 2230 S. Green St, 6.878 acres.
• Rezoning #1170: City seeks Gateway District Zone (GDZ) for new fire department at 111 N. Adams St, 0.961 acres.
• Rezoning #1171: City requests City Agricultural zoning for annexed property at 8221 Green River Road, 1.1635 acres.
• SKN Properties, LLC preliminary plat for subdivision at 2030 Hwy 41 N, 3.72 acres.
• Jimmy John's revised site plan approval at 336 Rettig Road.

Land Development Committee (LDC)

The Land Development Committee will review two rezoning applications and two site development requests. These include a proposal to expand a power substation and a zoning classification for annexed land.

• Rezoning #1160: 6.878 acres at 2230 S. Green St from General Business to Heavy Industrial for a Battery Energy Storage System
• Rezoning #1171: 1.1635 acres at 8221 Green River Road from County Agricultural to City Agricultural
• Preliminary Plat approval for SKN Properties, LLC on approximately 3.72 acres
• Revised site plan approval for Jimmy John’s at 336 Rettig Road

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court will consider a resolution for a cybersecurity grant and open bids for the Judicial Center Lighting Project, a backhoe, and a mobile column lift. The court will also receive updates from the Henderson Homeless Coalition, Animal Control, and the Human Rights Commission, along with reports from the Sheriff, County Clerk, and County Attorney. Proclamations and appointments are also on the agenda.

• Resolution for Cybersecurity Grant
• Bid opening for Judicial Center Lighting Project
• Bid opening for Backhoe
• Bid opening for Mobile Column Lift
• Sheriff’s 2021 Unmined Coal Tax Settlement

Fiscal Court

This regular meeting of the Henderson County Fiscal Court includes approval of previous minutes, reports from the Detention Center and County Attorney, and routine approval of transfers and claims. No legislative actions or public hearings are scheduled; the agenda is largely procedural.

• Detention Center Report presented by Jailer Bruce Todd
• County Attorney’s Report presented by County Attorney Steve Gold
• Approval of Transfers presented by Treasurer Brenda Rider
• Approval of Claims presented by Brenda Rider

Planning Commission

The Henderson City-County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a rezoning request for 601 W. Main St. from Henderson Innovative Planning to Light Industrial (M-1) and consider adding a new section on short-term rental properties to the zoning code. The commission will also review preliminary plats for two subdivisions and receive the annual audit report.

• Rezoning #1169 for 601 W. Main St. (0.23 acres) from HIP to M-1 Light Industrial
• City Zoning Text Amendments: addition of Section 4.40 Short-Term Rental Property
• Logan's North Elm Street Subdivision revised lots preliminary plat at 2000 N. Elm St.
• Mortensen Subdivision Lot 3 and Lot 2 Remainder preliminary plat at 1725 S. Green St.
• Approval of September 2024 minutes and FY audit presentation by Alexander Thompson Arnold

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court holds a regular called meeting to discuss several resolutions and reports. Key items include Resolution #24-31 for a HUB employee benefits agreement, a city annexation of 8221 Green River Road, and Resolution #24-32 for a contract with New Genesis Prison Ministry. The Court will also consider a bond release for LE Bell Construction and personnel actions for county staff.

• Resolution #24-31 - HUB Contract for Employee Benefits Agreement
• City Intent to Annex 8221 Green River Road
• Bond Release for LE Bell Construction LLC
• Resolution #24-32 - Contract for Services with New Genesis Prison Ministry
• Personnel Actions for Judge’s Staff, County Engineer, and County Attorney

Land Development Committee (LDC)

The Henderson County Land Development Committee will decide on preliminary plat approvals for three subdivisions and a rezoning request to expand a substation with a battery energy storage system. The meeting is held at 1990 Barret Court, Media Room Suite F, at 1:30 PM on September 17, 2024.

• Logan’s North Elm Street Subdivision Revised Lot 2 and Lots 3 & 4 Preliminary Plat (2000 N. Elm St, PID# 55D-93)
• Rezoning #1160 for Henderson Municipal Power & Light substation expansion to include Battery Energy Storage System (2230 S. Green St, PID# 46-84, 6.878 acres)
• Mortensen Subdivision Lot 3 and Lot 2 Remainder Preliminary Plat (1725 S. Green St, PID# 46A-33)

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court will hold a regular meeting to consider a budget amendment on second reading, along with several other items. The court will also discuss a broadband internet agreement, a battery energy storage response plan, and a planning commission recommendation. Routine matters include personnel actions, bridge project bids, and approval of monthly reports.

• Budget Amendment – 2nd Reading (Treasurer Brenda Rider)
• Kenergy/Conexon Broadband Internet Agreement
• Battery Energy Storage Systems Response Plan
• Planning Commission Recommendation Case # 1168
• Bid Request for Bridge Projects

The Henderson County Fiscal Court approved Resolution #24-30, authorizing a $4 million ARPA-funded agreement with Kenergy and Conexon to provide fiber broadband internet to all Kenergy service locations in the county. The court also adopted a Battery Energy Storage Systems response plan, approved hiring a road department truck driver, authorized bids for bridge pier repairs, and accepted routine reports and payments.

• Approved Resolution #24-30 for $4M ARPA broadband agreement with Kenergy and Conexon (unanimous)
• Adopted Battery Energy Storage Systems response plan with suggested changes (unanimous)
• Approved hiring Ricky Varble as full-time truck driver at $21.15/hour (unanimous)
• Authorized going out for bid for repairs to 7 county bridges (unanimous)
• Approved budget amendment for Road Fund unbudgeted receipts (unanimous)
• Approved $18,057.14 transfer from States Grant Fund to Jail Fund (unanimous)
• Approved claims totaling $28,441.41 for various vendors (unanimous)
• Authorized advertising for bids for Judicial Center lighting (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Henderson City-County Planning Commission will consider a rezoning request and several site plan approvals. The body will review proposals for a new fire station and industrial developments.

• Rezoning #1168: 7377 Peters Road from R-1 to Agricultural (AG)
• Site plan approval for Eagles 8 Gas Station & Convenience Store at 528 Main Street, Corydon
• Site plan approval for City of Henderson Fire Station #1 at 540 Second Street
• Site plan approval for Henderson Hy-Forge at 5801 Riverport Road
• Preliminary plat approval for Henderson Hy-Forge subdivision at 5801 Riverport Road

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court will hold a second reading of the 2024/2025 tax rates and a Battery Energy Storage System ordinance. The body will also review resolutions regarding surplus property, the Hydro Aluminum Incentive, and the Kentucky Ohio River Regional Recreation Authority.

• 2nd reading of Henderson County Tax Rates 2024/2025
• 2nd reading of Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) ordinance
• Resolution for Hydro Aluminum Incentive
• Resolution for Kentucky Ohio River Regional Recreation Authority (KORRRA)
• 2025 Litter Abatement Grant review

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court will discuss tax rates for the county, Green River Health District, and CO-OP Extension Service. Members will also consider a first reading of an ordinance regarding Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS).

• 1st reading of Henderson County Tax Rates 2024/2025
• 1st reading of Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) ordinance
• Drainage Commission tax rates and request for dissolution
• Bid opening for asphalt
• Holy Name Transportation Agreement

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a rezoning request for a property on Merritt Drive and 11th Street. The body will also consider several preliminary plats and a site plan for apartment construction.

• Rezoning #1167 and Revised Development Plan for Merritt Drive and 11th Street (1.672 acres)
• Site plan approval for apartments at Old Madisonville Rd submitted by Elevate Estates, LLC
• Preliminary plat for Riverview Place (formerly Burbank Place) and Darrell Chaney Est. on Merritt Drive and 11th Street
• Preliminary plat for Herron’s Bottled Gas, Inc Lots 1 & 2 on S Green St
• Preliminary plat for Alexander Farm Division Lots 9-11 on Briscoe Benton Road

Land Development Committee (LDC)

The Land Development Committee will review five items, including preliminary plats for subdivisions, a site plan for apartments, and a rezoning request with a revised development plan that reduces density. The rezoning involves 1.672 acres on Merritt Drive and 11th Street.

• Lots 1-2 of Herron's Bottled Gas preliminary plat at 2101 S. Green Street
• Lots 9-11 Alexander Farm subdivision preliminary plat on HWY 351 and Briscoe-Benton Rd.
• Elevate site plan for apartments on Old Madisonville Rd.
• Riverview Place FKA Burbank Place & Darrell Chaney Est. preliminary plat and construction drawings on Merritt Drive and 11th Street
• Rezoning #1167 with revised development plan for 1.672 acres on Merritt Drive and 11th Street, reducing density from original 2015 plan

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will meet to discuss road recommendations and various grant resolutions. The body will review a bid request for the Road Department's annual bituminous concrete and a lease renewal for Pine Bluff dredging. Reports from the Sheriff, County Clerk, and County Attorney are also scheduled.

• Bid request for Road Department Bituminous Concrete Annual Bid
• Resolution for Election Equipment Grant
• Resolution for GRADD Title VI Plan Adoption
• Resolution for Renewal of Pine Bluff Dredging and Land Lease
• Resolution regarding Surplus Property

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will consider an amended water and sewer service agreement between Henderson Water Utility and Tyson Foods. The agenda also includes the annexation of Dana Drive and a second reading for a Riverport Board amendment ordinance.

• Amendment to Water and Sewer Service Agreement with Tyson Foods
• MOU for City/County Improvement and Annexation of Dana Drive
• Second reading of Riverport Board Amendment ordinance
• Bid opening for tree removal services
• Road Department personnel actions and equipment rentals

Planning Commission

The Henderson City-County Planning Commission will review zoning amendments for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and a roadway closure request by Deaconess Hospital. The commission will also evaluate site plans for solar energy, apartment construction, and a parking area.

• Zoning text amendments for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
• Roadway closure request near 7th and 8th Streets
• Site plan approval for Henderson County Solar, LLC on Highway 425
• Apartment construction site plan at Old Madisonville Rd
• Preliminary plat approval for Riverview Place subdivision

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will conduct a second reading of the 2024/2025 fiscal year budget. The agenda includes public hearings regarding WARM grants and resolutions for economic development incentives and service contracts.

• Second reading of the 2024/2025 Fiscal Year Budget
• Public hearings for WARM grant closeout and new applications
• Resolution for City of Henderson Economic Development Project Incentive
• Resolution for Homeless Coalition Case Manager Funding
• Bid recommendation for KACO Reverse Salt Auction

Land Development Committee (LDC)

The Land Development Committee is reviewing several site plan applications for projects on KY Highway 425 and Old Madisonville Rd. The agenda also includes requests for a new laydown area and subdivision plat approvals.

• Site plan approval for Henderson County Solar, LLC on KY Highway 425
• Apartment construction site plan for Elevate Estates, LLC on Old Madisonville Rd
• Site plan for a new laydown area and parking lot at 1 Water Tank Place
• Preliminary plat approval for Riverview Place/Darrell Chaney Est. subdivision

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court will hold public hearings regarding LGEA and County Road Aid. The agenda also includes a review of Battery Energy Storage Systems and a second reading of a budget amendment.

• Resolution to fix compensation for county employees and officers
• Review of Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)
• MOU between City of Henderson, Henderson County, and Center for Addiction Recovery
• Approval of Detention Center SAP contract MOA
• Canoe Creek mowing contract

Planning Commission

The Henderson City-County Planning Commission will consider zoning text amendments regarding medical cannabis and battery energy storage systems. The commission will also review rezoning requests for properties on Old Corydon Road and Highway 351, as well as a site plan approval.

• City zoning amendments regarding medical cannabis uses
• County zoning amendments for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
• Rezoning of 2144 Old Corydon Road from R-1 to M-2
• Rezoning of 15679 Hwy 351 from R-1 to AG
• Site plan approval for 3131 Hwy 41 N

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is meeting to hear reports from various departments and officials, and to conduct the first reading of the 2024/2025 fiscal year budget, along with a budget amendment and fund transfers. The agenda also includes presentations from the Homeless Coalition and Riverport Authority, and reports on personnel, animal control, detention center, and tax settlements.

• First reading of 2024/2025 Fiscal Year Budget
• First reading of Budget Amendment
• Hazardous Household Waste Day Grant presentation
• Personnel actions for Road Department
• Sheriff's tax settlements report

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is holding a special called meeting to discuss the FY 2025 county budget and receive a funding recommendation from the Allocations Committee regarding LGEA. The meeting is open to the public and will include a call to order, roll call, and adjournment.

• LGEA funding recommendation from Allocations Committee
• FY 2025 County Budget Discussion

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is meeting to discuss and potentially act on various county matters, including an airport grant, an Energy Project Assessment District (EPAD) presentation, and multiple road department items such as purchases, a salt auction bid, and a Safe Streets for All grant. The agenda also includes appointments, recycling grants, and routine approvals like minutes, claims, and fund transfers.

• Airport Grant presentation by Director Allen Bennett
• EPAD (Energy Project Assessment District) presentation by HED Missy Vanderpool
• 2025 Waste Tire Grant and 2025 KY Pride Grant for Recycling Director Eric Higgs
• Road Department Purchases and Safe Streets for All Grant by County Engineer Nick Stallings
• Resolution for County Road Aid Coop Program Agreement

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is meeting to conduct routine business, including public hearings on the WARM program's 2024-2025 closeout and 2025-2026 application, as well as second readings of budget amendments. The agenda also includes appointments, resolutions, and various reports from county officials.

• Public hearings on WARM 2024-2025 closeout and 2025-2026 application
• Resolution #25-18: WARM Application
• Budget Amendment #7 (Ord 25-06) and #8 (Ord 25-07) second readings
• Joint Resolution City/County Airport Grant
• Resolution #25-19: Surplus Property

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is meeting to conduct routine business, including public hearings on the WARM grant closeout and new application, second readings of budget amendments, and several resolutions. The agenda also includes appointments, purchase requests, and monthly reports from county officials.

• Public hearings on WARM 2024-2025 closeout and 2025-2026 application
• Resolution #25-18: WARM application
• Budget Amendment #7 (Ord 25-06) and #8 (Ord 25-07) second readings
• Joint Resolution for City/County Airport Grant
• Resolution #25-19: Surplus property; Resolution #25-20: United Way Flood Relief Agreement

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court will hold a special called meeting on May 13, 2024, at 2:00 p.m. in the Fiscal Courtroom, 3rd Floor, 20 N. Main St., Henderson, KY. The agenda includes a discussion of the FY 2025 County Budget, with no votes or decisions listed. The meeting is open to the public, and magistrates and department heads are expected to attend.

• Special called meeting for FY 2025 County Budget Discussion
• Open meeting at 2:00 p.m. on May 13, 2024
• Location: Henderson County Fiscal Courtroom, 3rd Floor, 20 N. Main St.

Planning Commission

The Henderson City-County Planning Commission is meeting to consider three site plan approvals: a Hazex Construction yard operation at 1890 Madison Street, a Henderson Distilling Company facility at 405 N. Main Street, and a ground-mounted solar system for the Henderson County Detention Center at 380 Borax Drive. The agenda also includes approval of April minutes, a finance report, and a bond report. No public hearings are scheduled beyond the minutes approval.

• Site plan approval for Hazex Construction yard operations at 1890 Madison Street (PID# 56-49)
• Site plan approval for Henderson Distilling Company at 405 N. Main Street (PID# 1-8-3-3)
• Site plan approval for Henderson County Detention Center ground-mounted solar system at 380 Borax Drive (PID# 46-58.2)
• Approval of April 2, 2024 minutes
• April finance report and bond report

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is holding a special called meeting on April 26, 2024, at 9:30 a.m. The agenda includes a bid recommendation for county tree removal, a possible animal control vehicle purchase, and a proposed election worker wage increase. Also scheduled are updates on tourism, animal control, sheriff's and county clerk reports, and county attorney payments.

• Bid recommendation for county tree removal
• Animal control vehicle purchase consideration
• Election worker wage increase proposal
• Tourism update from Tourist Commission
• Sheriff's and county clerk monthly reports

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is holding a special called meeting to consider a speed limit reduction request on various county roads from National Grid Group, plus a second reading of Budget Amendment #4. The court will also vote on a fund transfer and approve claims, as presented by County Treasurer Brenda Rider.

• Speed limit reduction request on various county roads from National Grid Group
• Budget Amendment #4 – 2nd Reading
• Fund transfer approval
• Claims approval

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is meeting to handle routine business including approving minutes, a budget amendment, and claims. They will also hear a Green River Road update from the County Engineer, consider a resolution on county surplus property, and receive the Detention Center quarterly report.

• Green River Road update from County Engineer Nick Stallings
• Resolution regarding county surplus property
• Detention Center quarterly report from Jailer Bruce Todd
• Budget amendment from Treasurer Brenda Rider
• County Attorney payments for Steve Gold

Planning Commission

The Henderson City-County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on several zoning text amendments and a zoning classification for the Bentley Farm property, which the City of Henderson has requested to annex. The commission will also consider preliminary plats for two subdivisions and other administrative items. The meeting is open to the public and will be streamed online.

• Public hearing on zoning text amendment to add Section 4.40 for short-term rental properties
• Public hearing on zoning text amendment for Corydon to allow recreational vehicles as temporary residences during home construction
• Public hearing on subdivision regulation update to change minimum width of public utility easements
• Public hearing on zoning classification for Bentley Farm (2340 Old Corydon Road, ~56.25 acres) from Agricultural to Heavy Industrial (M-2)
• Preliminary plat approvals for Elevate Estates (12.293 acres) and Dannlin Industrial Subdivision (125.19 acres)

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is meeting to handle routine business including minutes approval, proclamations, and reports from various departments. Key items include a city intent to annex property, an occupational tax update, and resolutions on personnel policy and surplus property.

• City intent to annex 2144 Old Corydon Road
• Occupational tax update
• Resolution on admin code changes to personnel policy
• Resolution on fiscal court surplus property
• Bid request for tree cutting

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is meeting to handle routine business including minutes approval, appointments, and reports. Key items include a bid recommendation for the Detention Center Solar Project, a consulting contract approval, and the second reading of Budget Amendment #3 (Ord 24-01). The court will also hear updates on Green River Road #1, an illegal dump presentation, and various financial matters.

• Bid recommendation for Detention Center Solar Project
• Fiscal Court Consulting Contract Approval
• Budget Amendment #3 (Ord 24-01) 2nd Reading
• Appointments to County Board of Zoning Adjustment (CBOZA)
• Excess Weight Road Damage Deposit Release

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is holding a special called workshop meeting to discuss changes to the county's Personnel Policy in the Administrative Code. No votes or final decisions are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion only.

• Discussion of changes to the Personnel Policy in the Administrative Code

Planning Commission

The Henderson City-County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on two rezoning requests by Richard and Jodie Hawley for properties on River's Edge Drive, a right-of-way closure request by River City Church, and proposed zoning text amendments for short-term rentals and parking. The commission will also review site plans for McDonald's, Little Caesar's, and other developments, along with finance and bond reports.

• Rezoning #1161: 1712 River's Edge Drive, 7,933 sq ft, from RF-4 to R-2
• Rezoning #1162: 3.97 acres adjacent to 1712 River's Edge Drive, from RF-4 to R-2
• Right-of-way closure: 62,164 sq ft on Roosevelt Avenue and Victory Drive
• Zoning text amendments: new Section 4.40 for short-term rentals
• Site plans: McDonald's (2053 US Hwy 41 N), Little Caesar's (706 N. Green Street)

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, receiving reports from various departments, and considering bids for road materials and a solar project at the detention center. The court will also hear a city intent to annex and approve routine financial matters like fund transfers and claims.

• Bid recommendation for Road Department concrete
• Bid recommendation for Road Department petroleum products
• Bid opening for Detention Center solar project
• City intent to annex by Judge Schneider
• County Attorney payments

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court is meeting to discuss and decide on several items, including a presentation on 2025 Local Government Economic Assistance (LGEA) funding, an update on the Henderson Sports Complex, and multiple road department bids. The agenda also includes updates on the STOP overdose program and a WARM CDBG grant, as well as routine items like minutes, claims, and a budget amendment.

• 2025 Local Government Economic Assistance (LGEA) funding presentation
• Henderson Sports Complex update
• Bid openings for Road Department concrete and fuel
• Bid recommendations for material placement attachment and road aggregates
• Budget Amendment #3 24-01 (First Reading)

Fiscal Court

The Henderson County Fiscal Court will hold its regular meeting on January 9, 2024, addressing routine reports, appointments, and resolutions. Key items include referring a storage battery ordinance to the Planning Commission, a resolution supporting Murray State School of Veterinary Medicine, and opening bids for materials and uniforms. The meeting also includes reports from the jailer, sheriff, and county attorney, as well as budget approvals and financial transfers.

• Referral of Storage Battery Ordinance to Planning Commission
• Resolution – Murray State School of Veterinary Medicine
• Bid Opening – 2024 Material Bids
• Bid Opening – Road Department Uniforms
• Approval of County Fee Office Budget (Sheriff's Office)

Planning Commission

The Henderson City-County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on rezoning requests and city zoning text amendments. The agenda includes proposals to regulate shipping container homes and commercial facilities, as well as an industrial expansion for a battery storage system.

• Rezoning #1159: Change 117.78 acres at 10759 Hwy 351 from Surface Mining to Agricultural
• Rezoning #1160: Change 6.878 acres at 2230 S. Green Street from General Business to Heavy Industrial for a battery storage system
• Zoning Text Amendments: Adding definitions and permitted uses for shipping container homes and commercial facilities
• Site Plan: Commercial shipping container outdoor vending units at 200 N. Main St
• Findings of Fact: H. Properties at Harpeth Glenn Trace & Sand Castle Drive