Louisville public meetings in 2023

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to consider multiple rezoning requests and a two-year waiting period waiver. The agenda includes public hearings for office, residential, and employment center projects.

• Two-Year Waiver for 7504 Preston Highway
• Zoning change from R-5 to OR-1 at 106 Lyndon Ln (Lyndon Professional Office)
• Zoning change from PRO to PEC at 3560 Bashford Ave (TEM Group Rezoning)
• Zoning change from OR-1 to C-2 at 6604 Bardstown Road

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold public hearings regarding several short term rental cases. These include four requests for Conditional Use Permit revocations and one host residency hearing.

• Conditional Use Permit Revocation: 2808 Yorkshire Boulevard
• Conditional Use Permit Revocation: 1610 Deer Park Avenue
• Conditional Use Permit Revocation: 2409 Glenmary Avenue
• Conditional Use Permit Revocation: 502 Marengo Drive
• Short Term Rental Host Residency Hearing: 1201 Hull Street

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The committee will review several land use requests, including an alley closure and development plans for a convenience store and subdivision. The agenda also includes a rezoning request to allow for a grocery store on Beulah Church Road.

• Closure of a 13.5’ alley bounded by Drescher Bridge Ave, Bertie Ave, Thompson Ave, and Delmont Ave
• Development plan for Wawa Preston Crossing at 9650 Preston Crossing Blvd
• Revised development plan for Forest Creek Subdivision at 4826 Valla Road
• Rezoning of 6803 and 6805 Beulah Church Rd for a grocery store

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee

The committee will consider a request for the construction of a one-story accessory dwelling unit (ADU) at 1262 Willow Avenue. The project is being submitted by Darnell Farris of Reflections Imagery.

• Construction of a one-story accessory dwelling unit at 1262 Willow Avenue

Clifton Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review a request to construct retaining walls at 113 Haldeman Avenue. The project involves changing the topography of the front yard.

• Construction of retaining walls at 113 Haldeman Avenue

Planning Committee

The Planning Committee will review the Clifton & Crescent Hill Area Plan. This item includes a draft plan and an executive summary for consideration by the committee.

• Clifton & Crescent Hill Area Plan

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

The Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission is reviewing proposed updates to various design guidelines. These updates cover multiple categories including site design, new construction, and demolition.

• Site Design Guidelines update
• Streetscape Design Guidelines update
• Addition Design Guidelines update
• Garages and Secondary Structures Design Guidelines update
• New Construction Commercial Design Guidelines update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several development requests and a noise study. Items include a zoning change for an 8-plex on Greenwood Avenue and a revised plan for Casualwood Apartments. The commission will also consider a subdivision request for 1614 Johnson Road.

• Zoning change from R-5 to R-7 for 3808 & 3810 Greenwood Ave
• Post-construction noise study review for TopGolf at Oxmoor Center
• Revised development plan for Casualwood Apartments at 8314 Casualwood Way
• Major Preliminary Subdivision request for 1614 Johnson Road
• Binding Element Appeal for 1319 Tile Factory Lane

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider several land use applications. These include an expiration extension for Stables at Floyds Fork and sign waivers for two churches. The committee will also review a revised development plan for the KY Center for Special Children.

• Expiration extension for Stables at Floyds Fork (10503 H. Bardstown Bluff Rd.)
• Sign waiver for Watkins Church Freestanding Sign (9800 Westport Road)
• Sign waiver for Mosaic Church Freestanding Sign (8008 Saint Andrews Church Road)
• Revised development plan for KY Center for Special Children (13101 Eastpoint Park Blvd)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will review several requests for property variances and waivers. The agenda includes public hearings for sign changes, fence adjustments, and conditional use permits for institutional uses.

• Variance for an accessory structure at 815 Samoa Way
• Conditional Use Permit for Meredith Dunn School at 3023 Melbourne Avenue
• Variance for a freestanding sign at 4120 Bardstown Road
• Variance for a second-story addition at 1343 S Preston Street
• Variance for a fence height adjustment at 4921 Ronwood Drive

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The committee will consider several zoning changes and development plans across Louisville. These include requests for office-residential, commercial, and employment center rezonings. The agenda also includes an expiration extension for the One Park South project.

• Rezoning 106 Lyndon Ln to Office-Residential
• Expiration extension for One Park South at 2294 Lexington Road
• Rezoning 6604 Bardstown Road to C-2
• Rezoning 3560 Bashford Ave to Planned Employment Center
• Grocery store development and rezoning at 6803 and 6805 Beulah Church Rd

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review several after-the-fact requests for property alterations. These include siding and roof amendments at 1319 S. Floyd St., a wooden picket fence at 223 E. Ormsby Ave., and both aluminum and wood fencing at 227 E. Ormsby Ave.

• Amended after-the-fact siding replacement and roof alterations at 1319 S. Floyd St.
• After-the-fact front yard wooden picket fence at 223 E. Ormsby Ave.
• After-the-fact review of a 4-ft aluminum front yard fence and 6-ft wood rear yard privacy fence at 227 E. Ormsby Ave.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several land use requests including zoning changes and revised development plans. The agenda includes a street name change request and multiple public hearings for residential and multi-family projects.

• Street Name Change for Stuart Ave & Fury Way
• Binding Element Final Order for 7701 Smyrna Parkway
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for HoM Flats at Outer Loop (6001 Outer Loop)
• Zoning change from R-4 and C-1 to R-6 with a DDP for 9408 and 9500 Old Bardstown Road
• Zoning change from R-5 to R-5A and a variance for Watterson Gardens (7009 S. Watterson Trail)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider several new development plans and waiver requests. These include proposals for apartment complexes, a warehouse project, and an RV resort. The committee will also revisit a garage waiver request from a previous meeting.

• 38-unit PortShaw Apartments at 3825 W Market Street
• Two proposed warehouses at 5355 Camp Ground Road
• Derby Park RV Resort plan at 2900 S 7th Street Road
• JPMorgan Chase Bank development at 5907 Timber Ridge Drive
• Tree preservation waiver for 5710 Cane Run Road

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

The Commission is reviewing updates and new requests for National Register of Historic Places nominations. These items include the John G. Epping Bottling Plant, a bakery and warehouse on South 15th Street, and a paint factory and warehouse on Lytle Street.

• National Register Nomination Update: John G. Epping Bottling Works at 702, 705, 708, 718 Logan Street
• National Register Nomination: Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Bakery & Warehouse at 901 S. 15th Street
• National Register Nomination: Louisville Lead & Color Co. Paint Factory & Warehouse at 1416-1426 Lytle Street

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board will consider a height variance for the HoM Flats at Outer Loop project. Additionally, the Board will review a request for a conditional use permit for a rehabilitation home on South Preston Street.

• Variance to exceed maximum height for HoM Flats at Outer Loop (6001 Outer Loop)
• Conditional Use Permit for a rehabilitation home at 726 S Preston Street

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will consider a street name change at Stuart Ave and Fury Way. The committee will also review a request to change zoning from R-5 to R-7 with a detailed district development plan and variance for 3808 & 3810 Greenwood Ave.

• Street Name Change: Stuart Ave & Fury Way
• Zoning Change: 3808 & 3810 Greenwood Ave (R-5 to R-7 with DDDP and variance)

Policy & Procedures Committee

The Policy & Procedures Committee will meet virtually via Webex. The agenda includes discussions regarding continuation limits, subdivisions, cross examinations, and early notification.

• Continuation Limits - 2023
• Subdivisions
• Cross Examinations
• Early Notification - 2023

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee

The Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee will consider two after-the-fact requests for property changes. These include siding and roof alterations at 1319 S Floyd St and a wooden picket fence at 223 E. Ormsby Ave.

• Amended review of siding replacement and roof alterations at 1319 S Floyd St
• After-the-fact front yard wooden picket fence at 223 E. Ormsby Ave

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board will conduct a business session and a public hearing regarding various zoning matters. Items include modified conditional use permits for a commercial kennel, a school, and a childcare center, alongside multiple variance requests for building heights, setbacks, and signage.

• Modified Conditional Use Permit for Golden Retriever Rescue & Adoption parking expansion at 7924 Vine Crest Avenue
• Modified Conditional Use Permit for Kentucky Country Day School at 4100 Springdale Rd
• Conditional Use Permit for Busy Kidz Childcare at 7007 Norlynn Drive
• Variance for a freestanding sign height at 7709 Bardstown Road
• Variance for structure height at 5455 Juniper Beach Road

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

The Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission is reviewing multiple proposed updates to design guidelines for Louisville Metro. These updates cover several exterior elements of properties and structures.

• Roofing Design Guidelines update
• Siding and Trim Design Guidelines update
• Masonry, Paint, and Metal Design Guidelines update
• Windows Design Guidelines update
• Doors and Entryways Design Guidelines update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss LDC Reform updates and hold public hearings on several property cases. These include zoning changes for locations including S Third Street, River Road, and Old Fern Valley Road. The commission will also hear binding element appeals.

• Rezoning request for Tran Property at 5024 & 5026 S Third Street and 307 W Kingston Avenue
• Rezoning request for Dance Designs at 7603 River Road
• Rezoning request for Louisville Water Company at 207 & 209 N English Station Road
• Rezoning request for 1285, 1295 & 1305 Old Fern Valley Road
• Binding Element Appeal for 13165 Plantside Drive

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review several requests for land use waivers and revised district development plans. These items include tree preservation, accessory structure footprints, alley access, and daycare or animal hospital developments.

• Tree Preservation Waiver for Heartland Dental at 100 Marshall Drive
• Garage footprint waiver for 6135 Overhill Drive
• Alley access waiver for 1440 Bland Street Warehouse
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Stony Brook Daycare at 5206 Stony Brook Drive
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Hopewell Animal Hospital at 12404 Taylorsville Road

NuLu Review Overlay District Committee

The committee will review a request for the Joe Ley Hotel project. The proposal includes demolishing two historic structures, renovating the former Joe Ley building, and constructing a new 7-story hotel with a restaurant and swimming pool.

• Proposed demolition of two historic structures at 615 and 625 E. Market Street
• Renovation of the former Joe Ley building
• New construction of a 7-story hotel featuring a restaurant and ground level swimming pool

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The committee will review development plan revisions and a zoning change request. These include proposals for a warehouse at 6574 Lewis Lane, a restaurant on N Hurstbourne Parkway, and an office-residential project on Lyndon Ln.

• Revised development plan for Bohannon Commerce Center warehouse at 6574 Lewis Lane
• Revised development plan for SandBar restaurant at 2819 N Hurstbourne Parkway
• Zoning change from R-5 to OR-1 for Lyndon Professional Office at 106 Lyndon Ln

Limerick Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review a request to paint unpainted masonry at 918 S. 6th St. The application was submitted by Wayne Esterle on behalf of WWE, LLC.

• Request for painting unpainted masonry at 918 S. 6th St.

West Main Street Architectural Review Committee

The committee will consider a request for the replacement of 28 side windows at 643 W. Main St. The project is being submitted by David Henning and Floyd Huebner on behalf of 2GUYZONMAIN, LLC.

• Replacement of 28 side windows at 643 W. Main St.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a special meeting to consider rezoning 8204, 8212, 8302 & 8306 Glaser Lane from R-4 to R-5. The request includes a Detailed District Development Plan and Major Preliminary Subdivision Plan for the Farmgate Crossings project.

• Rezoning of 8204, 8212, 8302 & 8306 Glaser Lane from R-4 to R-5
• Detailed District Development Plan/Major Preliminary Subdivision Plan for Farmgate Crossings

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board will consider several variance requests, including side yard setbacks and sign height changes. The agenda also includes conditional use permits for an RV park, mini warehouses, and off-street parking, as well as nonconforming rights determinations.

• Side setback variance for 1409 E. Breckenridge Street
• Variance for structure encroachment and fence height at 4921 Ronwood Drive
• Accessory structure setback variance for 2038 Tyler Lane
• Front yard setback variance for 1041 Zorn Avenue
• Variances for a 60-unit senior housing development at 1400 Bicknell Ave

The Board approved several zoning variances for residential and commercial projects, including a 60-unit senior housing development and an RV park. One case regarding a Ronwood Drive variance was continued to October 16, 2023.

• Approved side setback variance at 1409 E. Breckenridge Street (5-0)
• Continued Ronwood Drive Variance case to October 16, 2023 (5-0)
• Approved accessory structure setback variance at 2038 Tyler Lane (3-0)
• Approved front yard setback variance for Quadrant Zorn Retail Park (5-0)
• Approved variances for Iroquois Homes Senior Living 60-unit development (5-0)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for Derby Park RV Resort (5-0)
• Approved street-side yard setback variance for Stony Brook Daycare (5-0)
• Approved sign height variance for Class Act FCU at 3620 Fern Valley Road (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is scheduled to review multiple zoning change requests and binding element appeals. Several items, including the 1614 Johnson Road Subdivision and Tran Property, have been continued to future meetings.

• 1614 Johnson Road Subdivision: Request for major preliminary subdivision (continued to Sept 21)
• Tran Property (5024 & 5026 S Third Street): Zoning change from R-7 and OR-1 to C-1 and C-R (continued to Sept 21)
• Watterson Gardens (7009 S. Watterson Trail): Zoning change from R-5 to R-5A (continued to Oct 5)
• 13110 Old Henry Road: Request for zoning change to PEC Planned Employment Center
• Factory Pointe (13000 - 13012 Factory Lane): Request for zoning and form district changes

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several land use requests including a minor subdivision plat at 968 Samuel Street and various revised district development plans. The agenda also includes a request for a landscape buffer waiver at Breckenridge Plaza and a withdrawn extension request for Anchorage Landmark II.

• Withdrawal of extension request for Anchorage Landmark II at 2600 Chamberlain Lane
• Minor subdivision plat waivers for lot width and area at 968 Samuel Street
• Landscape buffer waiver for Breckenridge Plaza at 3403 Breckenridge Lane
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for House Foods on Lewis Lane
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Dunkin’ Donuts at 6460 Outer Loop

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review two requests regarding carriage houses in the Cherokee Triangle. One request involves replacing doors at 1426 Cherokee Road, while the other concerns new construction at 2511 Ransdell Avenue.

• Replacement of carriage house doors at 1426 Cherokee Road
• New carriage house construction at 2511 Ransdell Avenue

Planning Commission

The Louisville Planning Commission is reviewing several rezoning applications and a proposed cell tower. The agenda also includes updates to the Office of Planning fee schedule. One case regarding 13110 Old Henry Road has been continued to the September 7, 2023 meeting.

• Proposed cell tower at 6013 Cane Run Road
• Rezoning for Shelby Park Mixed Use Corner Store at 541 E Ormsby Avenue
• Mini Warehouses project at 6212 & 6220 Shepherdsville Rd and 5700 Janies Way
• Rezoning for Dixie Highway Auto Sales at 7791 Dixie Highway
• Updates to the Office of Planning Fee Schedule

Planning Committee

The Planning Committee will review the Floyds Fork Zoning Overlay District. The agenda includes various draft documents and comments from several organizations regarding this zoning overlay.

• Floyds Fork Zoning Overlay District (22-LDC-0005)

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee is considering multiple requests to change zoning classifications in Louisville Metro, Saint Matthews, and Lyndon. These proposals include transitions to multi-family, office-residential, and commercial uses. The meeting also includes a request for a parking space waiver at 4621 Shelbyville Road.

• Rezoning of 9408 and 9500 Old Bardstown Road to R-6 multi-family
• Parking waiver for BofA at 4621 Shelbyville Road to allow 37 spaces
• Rezoning of 106 Lyndon Ln to OR-1 office-residential
• Louisville Water Company rezoning at 207 & 209 N English Station Road
• Rezoning of 7603 River Road to C-1 commercial

Clifton Architectural Review Committee

The Clifton Architectural Review Committee will consider four applications for property alterations. These requests include reviews of a side porch enclosure and replacements for windows and siding.

• After-the-fact review of side porch enclosure at 222 Albany Avenue
• Window replacement on front facade at 2353 Sycamore Avenue
• Historic window replacement at 253 Saunders Avenue
• Siding replacement at 217 Pope Street

Bardstown Road/Baxter Avenue Corridor Review Overlay District Committee

The committee will review two renovation requests related to The Hensley Club. These projects involve adding patio spaces, awnings, and masonry walls at 1125 and 1127 Bardstown Road.

• Renovation of front yard parking area at 1125 Bardstown Rd to include a patio, awning, landscape areas, and a 30” to 36” H CMU block masonry wall
• Renovation of existing parking lot at 1127 Bardstown Rd to include two shipping container structures, a front yard patio, an interior game yard, and a 54” to 60” H CMU block masonry wall

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board will consider several public hearing items including variances for setbacks, fences, and signs. The agenda also includes conditional use permits for senior housing, childcare, accessory dwelling units, and off-street parking.

• Variance for Quadrant Zorn Retail Park at 1041 Zorn Avenue
• Variance for 2038 Tyler Lane accessory structure encroachment
• Variance for Kroger L-502 Ballardsville at 10010 Ballardsville Rd
• Variance and waiver for Iroquois Homes Senior Living at 1400 Bicknell Ave
• Conditional Use Permit for Busy Kidz Childcare at 7007 Norlynn Drive

The Board approved several zoning variances for setbacks, fences, and signage, as well as conditional use permits for off-street parking. Two requests for accessory dwelling units were denied, and four cases were continued to future meetings.

• Approved setback variance for Kroger at 10010 Ballardsville Rd (5-0)
• Approved side yard setback variance at 817 Swan Street (5-0)
• Approved fence height variances at 4000 Heatherview Road and 2503 Northwestern Parkway (5-0)
• Approved sign authorization for 124 N. Preston Street (5-0)
• Approved off-street parking permits for 5300 Preston Highway, 3 Audubon Plaza Drive, and 4104 Outer Loop (5-0/4-0)
• Denied accessory dwelling unit permit at 6624 Sylvania Road (4-0)
• Denied accessory dwelling unit permit at 524 Brentwood Avenue (4-0)
• Continued cases for 1041 Zorn Avenue, 2038 Tyler Lane, 1400 Bicknell Ave, 3620 Fern Valley Road, and 7007 Norlynn Drive

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several requests for zoning changes, subdivision plans, and factory-built housing. Some items, including a project at 13698 Aiken Road and a cell tower at 6013 Cane Run Road, are scheduled to be continued to future meetings.

• Zoning change for Holloway and Son Construction at 13698 Aiken Road (continued)
• Major Preliminary Subdivision for 1614 Johnson Road (continued)
• Proposed Cell Tower at 6013 Cane Run Road (continued)
• Factory Built Housing request for Bridwell Dr FBH at 3130 Bridwell Dr
• Zoning change from R-4 to C-2 for MK Flooring at 3902 Fern Valley Road

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

The commission will consider a request for a design guidelines update for Louisville Metro. The meeting also includes a review of a request to designate the Basil Doerhoefer House/Loretto High School at 4440 W. Broadway as an individual landmark.

• Design Guidelines Update request
• Landmark designation request for 4440 W. Broadway

Development Review Committee

The Louisville Metro Development Review Committee is considering multiple development projects. These include factory-built housing at 3130 Bridwell Dr and a parking expansion for Norton Hospital. The committee will also review revised district development plans and property waivers.

• Factory built housing request at 3130 Bridwell Dr
• Amendment to Binding Elements for 8402 Preston Highway
• Revised development plan for The Path Off Cane Run at 4516 Cane Run Road
• Parking and landscape buffer waiver for 4127 Taylor Blvd
• Norton Hospital parking expansion at 3 Audubon Plaza Drive

The Development Review Committee approved three development plans and two parking/landscape waivers. Two requests to continue cases to the Planning Commission failed due to tie votes, and one amendment request was continued.

• Approved 8.2.2023 DRC Minutes (4-0)
• Request for Factory Built Housing at 3130 Bridwell Dr to be continued to Planning Commission denied (2-2)
• Amendment to Binding Elements at 8402 Preston Highway continued (4-0)
• Request for Revised Detailed District Development Plan at 4516 Cane Run Road to be continued to Planning Commission denied (2-2)
• Approved parking and landscape buffer waivers at 4127 Taylor Blvd (4-0)
• Approved Revised Detailed District Development Plan for dental office at 5300 Preston Highway (4-0)
• Approved Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Norton Hospital Parking Expansion at 3 Audubon Plaza Drive (4-0)

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

The Commission will hold a special meeting to consider an appeal regarding a Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee decision for 2354, 2356, and 2358 Grinstead Drive. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from July 20, 2023.

• Appeal of Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee decision (2354, 2356, 2358 Grinstead Drive)
• Approval of July 20, 2023 meeting minutes

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will review two zoning requests. The first involves a change in form district and zoning for Factory Pointe on Factory Lane, and the second concerns a rezoning to multi-family at Old Bardstown Road.

• Factory Pointe: Zoning change from OR, OR-1 and C-1 to C-2 at 13000 - 13012 Factory Lane
• Friess Old Bardstown: Rezoning from R-4 Single Family and C-1 Commercial to R-6 Multi-Family at 9408 and 9500 Old Bardstown Road

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board will consider several public hearing items including variances for setbacks, height requirements, and stream buffers. The agenda also includes requests for conditional use permits regarding a community service facility, an accessory dwelling unit, and an RV resort.

• Appeal of administrative decision at 4607 Atterberry Ct
• Setback variances for Westport Road Market at 4630 Westport Rd
• Conditional Use Permit for Haven Ministries at 2507 Bank St
• Side yard setback variance for 239 S Shawnee Terrace
• Side yard and fence height variances for 4921 Ronwood Dr

The Board approved multiple variance requests for setbacks and height limits, as well as a conditional use permit for a community service facility. Two requests for accessory structures and dwellings were denied, and three cases were continued.

• Approved street side and rear yard setbacks for Westport Road Market (6-0)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for Haven Ministries community service facility (6-0)
• Approved side yard setback variance for 239 S Shawnee Terrace (6-0)
• Approved stream buffer reduction and development plan for Minor Lane Hotels (6-0)
• Approved height and front setback variances for 6303 Kenjoy Dr (5-0)
• Approved side yard setback variance for 1111 Mulberry St (5-0)
• Denied front yard setback variance and public realm waiver for 2510 Talbott Ave (6-0)
• Denied Conditional Use Permit for accessory dwelling unit at 2101 St Xavier St (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review a request for a zoning change at 4111 and 4113 Fern Valley Rd. The commission will also consider the closure of a public right-of-way between Preston Hwy and Carol Ave. A binding element appeal for 13013 Dixie Highway has been continued to September 21, 2023.

• Zoning change from R-4 and R-5 to R-5A for Dongar Fern Valley Apartments
• Closure of the Okolona Center Alley between Preston Hwy & Carol Ave
• Continuation of a binding element appeal for 13013 Dixie Highway

Limerick Architectural Review Committee

The committee is reviewing two applications for property changes. One request involves the after-the-fact installation of vinyl siding at 947 S. 7th Street. The second proposes demolishing a historic shotgun style house to build a new home at 719 W. Saint Catherine Street.

• After-the-fact installation of Dutch Lap Vinyl Siding at 947 S. 7th Street
• Demolition of a historic shotgun style house and construction of a new house at 719 W. Saint Catherine Street

Individual Landmarks Architectural Review Committee

The committee will consider two proposals for architectural changes to landmark properties. These include lowering the height of rear chimney stacks at 911 S. Brook St. and adding a rear section to the Farnsley-Moremen Visitor Center.

• Proposal to lower chimney stack heights at 911 S. Brook St.
• Proposed rear addition to Farnsley-Moremen Visitor Center at 7410 Moorman Road

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several development plans and requests in Louisville Metro. These include revised plans for a grocery store, a restaurant, and an eyecare center. The committee will also consider landscape plan approvals and subdivision plats.

• Revised development plan for Kroger at 10010 Ballardsville Rd
• Revised development plan for Taco Bell at 12609 Taylorsville Rd
• Revised development plan for a crematorium at 2727 S 3rd Street
• Landscape plan approval for Estates at Floyds Fork Section 2
• Factory built housing request at 6506 Innsbruck Way

The committee approved several development plans, including a grocery store, a crematorium, and a restaurant. A request for factory-built housing was continued, and three other projects were recommended for approval.

• Approved landscape plan for Estates at Floyds Fork Section 2 (5-0)
• Approved landscape buffer waiver for 1800 Frankfort Ave (5-0)
• Approved minor subdivision plat for 1740 Algonquin Parkway (5-0)
• Approved revised development plan for crematorium at 2727 S 3rd Street (5-0)
• Approved revised development plan for Kroger at 10010 Ballardsville Rd (5-0)
• Approved revised development plan for Taco Bell at 12609 Taylorsville Rd (5-0)
• Approved revised development plan for VisionFirst at 4202 Poplar Level Rd (5-0)
• Continued factory-built housing request for 6506 Innsbruck Way (5-0)

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee

The Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee will hold a special meeting. The committee will conduct an after-the-fact review of window alterations on the front façade of 512 W. Oak St.

• After-the-fact review of window alterations at 512 W. Oak St.

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The committee will review several requests for zoning changes and development plans across various districts. These items include residential rezonings, mixed-use corner store proposals, and warehouse developments.

• Farmgate Crossings: Rezoning from R-4 to R-5 at 8204, 8212, 8302 and 8306 Glaser Ln
• Holloway and Son Construction: Zoning and form district changes at 13698 Aiken Road
• Mini Warehouses: Rezoning from R-4, C-1 & C-M to C-M at 6212 & 6220 Shepherdsville Rd and 5700 Janies Way
• Shelby Park Mixed Use Corner Store: Rezoning from R-6 to C-2 at 541 E Ormsby Ave
• Watterson Gardens: Rezoning from R-5 to R-5A at 7009 S Watterson Trl

Bardstown Road/Baxter Avenue Corridor Review Overlay District Committee

The committee will review a request for new construction within the Bardstown Rd/Baxter Ave corridor. The proposal involves adding one-story storefronts with rooftop balconies to two existing historic residential structures.

• Proposed one-story storefront additions and rooftop balconies at 1772 and 1774 Bardstown Rd (Case 23-OVERLAY-0045)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board will consider several public hearing items including conditional use permits and variances. These requests involve projects such as a mausoleum expansion, an athletic facility, and short-term rentals.

• Modified Conditional Use Permit for Louisville Memorial Gardens East Mausoleum at 11601 Ballardsville Road
• Conditional Use Permit for an athletic facility at 2800 S English Station Road
• Variance for a structure setback at 1202 Bardstown Rd
• Variance for an accessory structure setback at 2038 Tyler Lane
• Variance for yard area and front yard setbacks at 917 R. Mulberry Street

The Board approved several zoning variances for residential and commercial structures and granted permits for a crematorium and an athletic facility. Two requests for short-term rentals were denied, and one request for a fence height variance was denied.

• Approved mausoleum expansion at 11601 Ballardsville Road
• Approved athletic facility at 2800 S English Station Road (5-0)
• Approved structure setbacks at 1202 Bardstown Rd (5-0)
• Continued accessory structure variance at 2038 Tyler Lane (4-1)
• Approved yard and setback variances at 917 R. Mulberry Street (5-0)
• Denied fence height variance at 7108 Woolrich Road (4-1)
• Approved nonconforming rights for nail salon at 1216 Belmar Dr (5-0)
• Denied short-term rental permits for 326 and 125 Northwestern Parkway (5-0)

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will consider several animal appeals and one solid waste case during its July 21 meeting. These items are presented as new business.

• Animal appeals for properties including 8007 Columbine Drive, 5416 Ilex Avenue, and 204 Arbor Park
• A solid waste case at 1108 S. Clay Street

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several requests for zoning changes, including transitions to commercial and multi-family residential uses. The agenda also includes requests for public right-of-way closures and a community facility review for a roundabout.

• Demolition of 3233 W. Broadway
• Doerhoefer Alley closure near 734 and 800 Cecil Ave
• 5905 Fegenbush Ln right-of-way closure
• Community Facility Review for Cherokee Parkway Roundabout
• Zoning change for Prospect Retail at 8907 ½ US Hwy 42

The Planning Commission recommended multiple zoning changes for commercial and multi-family residential projects. The commission also approved several right-of-way closures and a demolition waiver. A request for staff review of smoking retail store regulations was recommended for Metro Council approval.

• Approved demolition of 3233 W. Broadway (8-0)
• Approved closure of Doerhoefer Alley (8-0)
• Approved closure of portion of 5905 Fegenbush Ln (8-0)
• Recommended staff review of smoking retail store regulations to Metro Council (8-0)
• Recommended zoning change from OR-3 to C-1 at 8907 ½ US Hwy 42 to city of Prospect (9-0)
• Recommended zoning change from R-5 to R-6 at 2221 Bradford Dr to Metro Council (8-0)
• Recommended zoning change from UN to C-1 at 701 E Kentucky St to Metro Council (9-0)
• Recommended zoning change from R-4 to R-6 at 5323 New Cut Rd to Metro Council (4-1)

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

The Commission will conduct a community facility review for a roundabout at the intersection of Cherokee Parkway and Cherokee Road. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from June 22, 2023.

• Community Facility Review for Cherokee Parkway Roundabout (Case 23-CFR-0020)
• Approval of meeting minutes from June 22, 2023

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several development requests, including factory-built housing at 6506 Innsbruck Way and warehouse plans for Boyd Way and Produce Rd. The committee will also consider land use waivers regarding landscape buffers and roadway access.

• Factory Built Housing request for 6506 Innsbruck Way
• Development plan amendment for Unrivaled Car Wash at 10621 Fischer Park Dr
• Warehouse development plans for 4300 Boyd Way and 3910 Produce Rd
• Single-family home development plan at 3010 Bank Street
• Waiver request for roadway access at 2713 Six Mile Ln

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a public hearing regarding proposed amendments to the Short Term Rental Ordinance. The request involves changes applicable across all Louisville Metro Council Districts.

• Short Term Rental Ordinance Amendments (23-LDC-0001)

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will meet to discuss several property maintenance cases at various Louisville addresses. The agenda includes reviews for compliance at numerous locations.

• 2621 MAIN STREET (Property Maintenance)
• 428 ORMSBY AVE (Property Maintenance)
• 319 SHAWNEE DRIVE (Property Maintenance)
• 1610 FERNWOOD AVE (Property Maintenance)
• 3629 GREENWOOD AVE (Property Maintenance)

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will review several requests for zoning changes, including conversions to commercial and employment center uses. The agenda also includes two requests for the closure of public rights-of-way.

• Reschedule public hearing for The Storage Project at 4901/4905R Cooper Chapel Rd; 5001 Cooper Crossings Dr; 9801 Preston Crossings Blvd
• Doerhoefer Alley Closure near 734 and 800 Cecil Ave
• 5905 Fegenbush Ln right-of-way closure
• Zoning change for MK Flooring at 3902 Fern Valley Rd
• Zoning change for Mini Warehouses at 6212 & 6220 Shepherdsville Rd and 5700 Janies Way

The committee approved the June 22, 2023 minutes and rescheduled multiple zoning and street closure requests to future Planning Commission or LDT meetings. One zoning request for a truck parking lot at 13300 Old Henry Rd was withdrawn.

• Approved June 22, 2023 minutes (5-0)
• Continued 'The Storage Project' zoning case to August 17, 2023 (5-0)
• Continued Doerhoefer Alley Closure to July 20, 2023 (5-0)
• Continued 5905 Fegenbush Ln Closure to July 20, 2023 (4-0, 1 abstain)
• Placed MK Flooring zoning case on August 17, 2023 meeting by general consensus
• Continued 'Mini Warehouses' zoning case to July 27, 2023 (5-0)
• Placed 'Conversion to Venue' and 7791 Dixie Hwy zoning cases on August meetings by general consensus
• Withdrew zoning request for 13300 Old Henry Rd

Butchertown Architectural Review Committee

The Butchertown Architectural Review Committee will consider a demolition request for a one-story building and an after-the-fact request regarding brick painting. These items are presented for review by the committee.

• Demolition of a contributing one-story building at 1570 Story Avenue
• After-the-fact painting of previously unpainted brick at 1437 Mellwood Ave.

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee

The committee will consider two requests for property modifications in the Cherokee Triangle. These include replacing 23 historic wood windows at 1114 Hilliard Avenue and installing a rear fence and gate at 1222 Cherokee Road.

• Replacement of 23 historic wood windows at 1114 Hilliard Avenue
• Installation of a rear fence and gate (9’-6” to 10’-0” height) at 1222 Cherokee Road

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is reviewing several property requests, including applications for transitional housing and short-term rentals. The meeting also includes various variances for building setbacks and fence heights. Some items are continuations from the June 2023 meeting.

• Conditional Use Permit for a warehouse and off-street parking at 745 Jefferson Court
• Conditional Use Permit for transitional housing at 1915 Bank Street
• Short-term rental permits for 4515 River Road and 5125 Emery Avenue
• Variance for a second-story addition at 3206 Rudd Avenue
• Fence height variances at 7708 Whitfield Drive and 8407 La Grange Road

The Board of Zoning Adjustment approved several requests for property variances, nonconforming rights, and conditional use permits. One request for a short-term rental permit was denied. The board also approved the minutes from the June 26, 2023 meeting.

• Approved variance for second story addition at 3206 Rudd Avenue (5-0)
• Approved 6-foot fence variance at 7708 Whitfield Drive (4-1)
• Approved variances for structure, fence, and yard area at 1112 Payne Street (5-0)
• Approved variance for addition at 2532 Garland Avenue (5-0)
• Approved fence height variance at 8407 La Grange Road (5-0)
• Approved nonconforming rights for 4-plex at 2052 Midland Avenue and duplex at 907 Rubel Avenue (5-0)
• Approved CUP and Category 3 plan for warehouse at 745 Jefferson Court (5-0)
• Denied CUP for short-term rental at 5125 Emery Avenue (5-0)

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is reviewing multiple property maintenance cases across Louisville. The agenda also includes one demolition case.

• Property maintenance: 2512 Garland Avenue
• Demolition case: 3407 Virginia Avenue
• Property maintenance: 5318 Chathamwood Drive
• Property maintenance: 2330 Muhammad Ali Blvd
• Property maintenance: 2927 Alford Avenue

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board will review numerous property maintenance cases and one public nuisance citation. These items involve various addresses throughout the city.

• Property maintenance case: 654 LOUIS COLEMAN JR DR
• Property maintenance case: 3724 MARVIN AVENUE
• Property maintenance case: 3011 W. MAIN ST
• Public nuisance citation: 1670 S. 17TH STREET

Planning Commission

The commission will consider a request for a partial alley closure near Warner Avenue. Several zoning change requests for commercial and multi-family developments were continued to the July 20, 2023 meeting.

• Partial alley closure adjacent to 3629 Warner Ave
• Zoning change for Prospect Retail at 8907 ½ US Hwy 42 (continued)
• Zoning change for 5323 New Cut Rd (continued)
• Zoning change for Bradford Multifamily at 2221 Bradford Dr (continued)

Development Review Committee

The committee will review several development plans, including amendments to binding elements, residential construction, and commercial site revisions. Items range from single-family home developments to commercial projects like a coffee shop and warehouses.

• Amendment to Binding Elements for Speedwash Temporary Sign at 4124 Shelbyville Road
• Amendment to Binding Elements for 5014 Mud Lane
• Parking waiver and revised development plan for Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen at 2618 W Broadway
• Floyd’s Fork Development Overlay Review for Bartley Residence at 6853 Echo Trail
• Revised development plan and waiver for 7-Brews coffee shop at 2651 S Hurstbourne Pkwy

The committee approved several development plans, including a drive-thru coffee shop and a new single-family home. Other actions included approving amendments to binding elements for a temporary sign and a property on Mud Lane.

• Approved 06-14-2023 DRC Minutes (3-0, 2 abstentions)
• Recommended approval for Speedwash Temporary Sign amendment at 4124 Shelbyville Road (5-0)
• Approved binding elements amendment for 5014 Mud Lane (5-0)
• Approved parking waiver and revised plan for Popeyes at 2618 W Broadway (5-0)
• Approved Floyd’s Fork Development Overlay Review for 6853 Echo Trail (5-0)
• Recommended approval for 7-Brews drive-thru coffee shop at 2651 S Hurstbourne Pkwy (5-0)
• Approved Category 3 Plan for Romero Residence at 1729 Lytle Street (5-0)
• Approved Category 3 Development Plan for 102 Outer Loop (5-0)

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee

The committee will consider two requests for after-the-fact architectural modifications. These include the removal and bricking in of a historic storefront at 1398 S. 2nd St. and a front door replacement at 208 Woodbine St.

• After-the-fact approval for removing and bricking in a historic storefront at 1398 S. 2nd St.
• After-the-fact front door replacement at 208 Woodbine St.

Bardstown Road/Baxter Avenue Corridor Review Overlay District Committee

The committee will review a request for the after-the-fact removal of a historic storefront and the installation of a new one. The project is located at 1580 Bardstown Road and involves the Bonnycastle Club.

• 23-OVERLAY-0046: After-the-fact removal of historic storefront and installation of new storefront at 1580 Bardstown Rd

Planning Committee

The Louisville Metro Planning Committee is meeting virtually to consider case 23-LDC-0001 regarding Short Term Rental LDC Amendments. This item applies to all jurisdictions with zoning authority.

• Short Term Rental LDC Amendments (Case 23-LDC-0001)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board is reviewing several requests for property variances and conditional use permits. These include applications for short-term rentals, accessory dwelling units, and setback adjustments. Some items are being continued from previous meetings or postponed to future dates.

• Waiver request for Ridgeview Avenue Short Term Rental at 2418 Ridgeview Avenue
• Conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling unit at 100 N. Crestmoor Avenue
• Variance for heavy truck repair rights at 10510 National Turnpike
• Modified conditional use permit for camping and RV parks at 4501 Progress Blvd
• Conditional use permit for a boarding house at 1814 Date Street

The Board approved several zoning variances for building setbacks and heights, including a multi-part approval for Monarch Station. Conditional use permits for short-term rentals, a boarding house, and an accessory dwelling unit were also granted. Several other cases were continued to future meetings.

• Approved waiver for Ridgeview Avenue Short Term Rental
• Approved variance and Conditional Use Permit for ADU at 100 N. Crestmoor Avenue
• Approved variances for 4606 Plane Tree Dr., 511-537 Burnett Ave, 3606 Basswood Lane, and 1039 S. Shelby St
• Recommended approval for 611 Wallace Avenue variance to the City of St. Matthews
• Approved height, setback variances, and design standard waiver for Monarch Station
• Approved nonconforming rights for heavy truck repair at 10510 National Turnpike
• Approved Conditional Use Permits for Progress Park, 1814 Date Street, 7901 Sunbury Lane, and 2201 Strathmoor Boulevard
• Continued cases for 1202 Bardstown Rd, 2038 Tyler Lane, and several short-term rental requests

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is reviewing multiple property maintenance cases. These items are listed under new business for the June 23, 2023 meeting.

• Property maintenance case: 337 GLENDORA AVE
• Property maintenance case: 3724 MARVIN AVENUE
• Property maintenance case: 1819 WILSON AVENUE
• Property maintenance case: 727 BURTON AVENUE
• Property maintenance case: 4241 NORTHWESTERN PARKWAY

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

The Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission is reviewing several National Register Nominations. These include the East Smoketown District, the John G. Epping Bottling Plant, and Olds Motor Works. The commission will also consider an Architectural Review Commission appointment for Butchertown.

• National Register Nomination: East Smoketown District (Logan Street, Mason Avenue, and Lampton Street)
• National Register Nomination: John G. Epping Bottling Plant (702, 705, 708, 725 Logan Street & 813 Finzer Street)
• National Register Nomination: Olds Motor Works (728-730 S. 4th Street)
• Butchertown ARC Appointment

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee is considering multiple land use applications. These include proposals for rezoning residential and commercial properties, as well as requests to close portions of public alleys.

• Rezoning request for 'The Storage Project' at Cooper Chapel Rd and Preston Crossings Blvd
• Zoning change for 701 E Kentucky St from UN Urban Neighborhood to C-1 Commercial
• Request to close a portion of the alley adjacent to 3629 Warner Ave
• Proposed rezoning for Dongar Fern Valley Apartments on Fern Valley Rd
• Rezoning request for Farmgate Crossings on Glaser Ln

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hear several animal appeals and other code enforcement cases. These include rental registration violations, illegal towing appeals, and a street racing citation.

• Animal appeals for multiple properties including 4014 Tara Gale Court
• Rental registration violation at 528 University Avenue
• Illegal tow appeals for 6310 Preston Highway and 7931 Stovall Court
• Street racing citation at 425 Inglewood Drive

Planning Commission

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission will meet on June 15, 2023, to consider several land use requests. The agenda includes a logistics expansion, multiple rezoning requests, and a lighting plan review for a proposed athletic facility.

• Expansion of XPO Logistics site at 6300 Geil Ln
• Rezoning of 4027 and 4029 Churchman Ave from R-5 to UN
• Lighting plan review for The Junction at 2800 S English Station Road
• Rezoning of 11900 & 12200 Dixie Highway to C-M district
• Closure of public right-of-way at Roosevelt Ave NW of Durrett Ln

The Planning Commission approved a Category 3 Plan for the XPO Logistics expansion and a public right-of-way closure on Roosevelt Ave. The commission also recommended two zoning changes to Metro Council and approved several development plans and an expiration date extension.

• Approved closure of public right-of-way at Roosevelt Ave NW of Durrett Ln (8-0)
• Approved Category 3 Plan for XPO Logistics expansion at 6300 Geil Ln (8-0)
• Recommended zoning change from R-5 to UN at 4027 and 4029 Churchman Ave to Metro Council (8-0)
• Approved District Development Plan for Romero Minor Plat (8-0)
• Approved Floyds Fork Development Review Overlay for The Junction at 2800 S English Station Road (8-0)
• Extended expiration date to May 10, 2025 for Covington by the Park (7-1)
• Recommended form district and zoning changes at 11900 & 12200 Dixie Highway to Metro Council (8-0)
• Approved General District Development Plan for Alvey Rezoning (8-0)

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review requests for property changes at 1213 Cherokee Road and 2191 Baringer Avenue. These items involve the continuation of carriage house construction and the removal of historic windows from a porch.

• Continuation of new carriage house construction at 1213 Cherokee Road
• Removal of historic windows from the porch and after-the-fact alterations at 2191 Baringer Avenue

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review several requests for revised district development plans, sign waivers, and plat amendments. Items include multi-family developments, an office building in St. Matthews, and an auto oil change facility.

• Category 3 Development Plan with a Waiver for Haven Ministries at 2507 Bank St (Case to be continued)
• Sign waivers for S. Shelby St. Freestanding Sign at 2076 S. Shelby Street
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Lincoln Property 7000 Greenbelt Highway
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan with a Waiver for 5598 Poplar Level Road
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Burger King Fern Valley at 5700 Blue Springs Dr

The committee approved several revised district development plans and a record plat amendment. A request for a freestanding sign waiver was denied, and one office building plan was recommended for approval.

• Approved 5-24-2023 DRC Minutes (2-1-2)
• Approved Category 3 Development Plan for Haven Ministries at 2507 Bank St (3-0-2)
• Denied freestanding sign waivers at 2076 S. Shelby Street (3-0-2)
• Approved Revised Detailed District Development Plan for 7000 Greenbelt Hwy (3-0-2)
• Approved Revised Detailed District Development Plan for 5598 Poplar Level Road (3-0-2)
• Approved Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Burger King at 5700 Blue Springs Dr (3-0-2)
• Approved record plat amendment for 234 Maple Valley Rd (3-0-2)
• Recommended approval for office building plan at 141 Chenoweth Ln (3-0-2)

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to review several property maintenance cases. These items involve checking for code compliance at various addresses throughout the city.

• Property maintenance case: 1815 Grand Avenue
• Property maintenance case: 514 E. Oak Street
• Property maintenance case: 2725 W. Jefferson Street
• Property maintenance case: 245 S. 41st Street
• Property maintenance case: 3616 Larkwood Avenue

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will consider several rezoning requests and a public right-of-way closure. These items include residential and commercial development changes in Louisville and Prospect.

• Closure of Public Right-of-Way for Roosevelt Ave NW of Durrett Ln
• Rezoning from OR-3 to C-1 at 8907 ½ US Hwy 42 (Prospect Retail)
• Rezoning from R-4 to R-6 at 5323 New Cut Rd
• Rezoning from R-5 to R-6 at 2221 Bradford Dr (Bradford Multifamily)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board is considering several requests for property variances and conditional use permits. These include applications for short-term rentals, townhome construction, and nonconforming rights for a liquor store and storage facility.

• Variance to reduce rear yard setback for three townhomes at 6024 Shean Court
• Conditional use permit for a short-term rental at 2106 New Main Street
• Nonconforming rights application for a storage facility at 2498 Ralph Avenue
• Nonconforming rights for a packaged liquor store at 1442 S 22nd Street
• Variance for Heartland Dental to encroach into front and street-side yards at 100 Marshall Dr

The Board approved several zoning variances for residential and commercial properties and granted a conditional use permit for a private institutional gymnasium. Two short-term rental requests were denied, while one was approved. Several other cases were continued to future meetings.

• Approved variances for Heartland Dental at 100 Marshall Dr (6-0)
• Approved rear yard setback reduction for townhomes at 6024 Shean Court (6-0)
• Approved nonconforming rights for a packaged liquor store at 1442 S 22nd Street (6-0)
• Denied short-term rental permit for 2106 New Main Street (4-2)
• Denied short-term rental permit for 1229 Rammers Avenue (4-2)
• Approved short-term rental permit for 1050 Euclid Avenue (6-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for gymnasium at 6900 Billtown Road (6-0)
• Continued fence variance for 7708 Whitfield Drive to July 10, 2023 (6-0)

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will review multiple cases regarding property maintenance across various addresses. The agenda also includes items related to street racing citations and violations.

• Property maintenance cases at numerous locations including 1323 S. FLOYD STREET and 4526 W. BROADWAY
• Street racing citation for 3101 HIKES LANE
• Street racing violation for NEW CUT ROAD/ I-265

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is reviewing multiple property maintenance cases across various addresses. The agenda also includes a case regarding a street racing violation near New Cut Road and I-265.

• Property maintenance cases at 35 different addresses
• Property maintenance appeal for 12504 Lucas Lane
• Street racing violation at New Cut Road/I-265

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is conducting public hearings for several zoning changes and a neighborhood plan amendment. This includes reviewing the Berrytown Neighborhood Plan for adoption into Plan 2040. One rezoning request for Dixie Highway has been postponed to June 15.

• Approval of Berrytown Neighborhood Plan as an amendment to Plan 2040
• Zoning change request for Amlung Lawn Care at 4622 Poplar Level Road
• Zoning change request for Butcher Block 111 at 111 N Wenzel St
• Binding Element Appeal for 1319 Tile Factory Lane
• Postponement of Alvey Rezoning at 11900 & 12200 Dixie Highway

The commission recommended two rezoning requests to Metro Council for approval and approved several development plans and waivers. Two other cases were continued to future meetings.

• Recommended Berrytown Neighborhood Plan and Executive Summary amendment to Metro Council (7-0)
• Recommended zoning change from R-4 to C-2 at 4622 Poplar Level Road to Metro Council (7-0)
• Approved waiver, variance, conditional use permit, and development plan for 4622 Poplar Level Road (7-0)
• Recommended zoning change from R-6 to C-2 at 111 N Wenzel St to Metro Council (7-0)
• Approved waiver and development plan for 111 N Wenzel St (7-0)
• Continued Alvey Rezoning at 11900 & 12200 Dixie Highway to June 15, 2023 (7-0)
• Continued binding element appeal for 1319 Tile Factory Ln to September 7, 2023 (7-0)

Butchertown Architectural Review Committee

The Butchertown Architectural Review Committee will consider two construction requests. These include a new four-story mixed-use building and rear additions to a house on South Franklin Street.

• Proposed 4-story mixed-use building with full basement at 927 E. Main St.
• Three new rear additions for the house at 911 S. Franklin St.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding various development requests. These include a proposed gas station at 2124 W Market St and multiple rezoning applications.

• Waivers for Sethi Station gas station/convenience store at 2124 W Market St
• Zoning change from C-1 to C-2 for Mellwood Tavern at 1801 Brownsboro Rd
• Rezoning and form district changes for Preston Suites at 7504 Preston Highway
• Rezoning from R-4 to PEC for Xebec Tucker Station on Tucker Station Road

The commission recommended approval for zoning changes at 1801 Brownsboro Rd and 1525-1711 Tucker Station Road. Conversely, it recommended denying zoning and form district changes for Preston Suites at 7504 Preston Highway. A waiver for a gas station at 2124 W Market St was approved.

• Approved May 11, 2023 minutes with corrections (6-0, 3 abstentions)
• Approved window/door surface waiver for Sethi Station at 2124 W Market St (7-2)
• Recommended approval of C-1 to C-2 zoning for Mellwood Tavern (9-0)
• Approved Detailed District Development Plan for Mellwood Tavern (9-0)
• Recommended denial of form district change from NFD to SMCFD for Preston Suites (7-2)
• Recommended denial of zoning change from R-5 & C-1 to OTF for Preston Suites (7-2)
• Recommended approval of R-4 to PEC zoning for Xebec Tucker Station (8-0)
• Approved drive aisle encroachment waiver and development plan for Xebec Tucker Station (8-0)

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review several requests for architectural changes and after-the-fact construction. These items include window and door replacements, siding work, and garage construction.

• After-the-fact fencing exceeding 7’ in height at 1254 S. Brook St.
• After-the-fact review of windows, siding, porch, roof, deck, door, shed demolition, and garage construction at 1319 S. Floyd St.
• Removal of historic door and window openings at 1436 S. Brook St.
• After-the-fact front door replacement at 1105 S 1st St.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several development plan requests and waivers. These include proposals for a gas station at 2124 W Market St and the Jefferson Green Child Care Center. The committee will also consider various district development plan revisions.

• Waivers for a proposed gas station and convenience store at 2124 W Market St
• Review of NuLu Crossing development plan at 700 E. Main St
• Detailed District Development Plan for Jefferson Green Child Care Center
• Second extension request for Covington by the Park
• Revised development plan for Next Level Ranges

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will meet to hear several appeals regarding property maintenance and various violations. These include illegal towing appeals, animal-related appeals, and street racing violations.

• Illegal tow appeal: 6310 Preston Highway
• Illegal tow appeal: 7931 Stovall Court
• Animal appeals at 11 different addresses
• Street racing violation: 1707 W. St Catherine Street
• Street racing violation: 405 Steeplecrest Court #206

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

The meeting includes the approval of minutes from February 16, 2023. The agenda also features a request for Landmarks Commission Training and discussion regarding Historic Preservation Month.

• Approval of minutes from February 16, 2023
• Landmarks Commission Training request
• Historic Preservation Month discussion

The commission approved the minutes from the February 16, 2023 meeting. No other substantive decisions were made during the session.

• Approved February 16, 2023 minutes (8-0)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is reviewing several applications for property variances, conditional use permits, and nonconforming rights. These include requests for a scrap metal recycling facility, short-term rentals, and a rehabilitation home. Some items are also scheduled for continuation to future dates.

• Modified Conditional Use Permit for River Metals Recycling facility at 2110 Metal Ln and others
• Conditional use permit for a rehabilitation home at 2318 Bolling Avenue
• Variances for an office building located at 141 Chenoweth Ln
• Short-term rental permits for properties on William Street and S 2nd Street
• Nonconforming rights application for a tavern/bar at 3800 Cane Run Road

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is reviewing multiple property maintenance cases across various addresses. The agenda also includes discussions regarding a street racing citation and a street racing violation.

• Multiple property maintenance cases
• Street racing citation at 3101 Hikes Lane
• Street racing violation at 100 E. Broadway/ Jackson Street

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing requests to waive deed restrictions for demolitions at 1921 Lower Hunters Trace, 2116 Cedar Street, and 2410 Magazine Street. The agenda also includes an update on Land Development Code reform and several zoning changes in Louisville and St. Matthews. Some items, including a subdivision request for 1614 Johnson Road, have been continued or delayed.

• Demolition deed restriction waivers for 1921 Lower Hunters Trace, 2116 Cedar Street, and 2410 Magazine Street
• LDC Reform Update
• Zoning change for Gillmans Point at Westport Rd and Ridgeway Ave
• Zoning change for Shelbyville Road Self Storage at 15900 and 15910 Shelbyville Road
• Zoning change for 8319 Third Street Rd

The Planning Commission approved three requests to waive deed restrictions for demolitions and recommended several zoning changes to Metro Council. Multiple cases regarding subdivision and zoning were continued to future dates.

• Approved waiver of two-year deed restriction for demolition at 1921 Lower Hunters Trace (7-0)
• Approved waiver of two-year deed restriction for demolition at 2116 Cedar Street (7-0)
• Approved waiver of two-year deed restriction for demolition at 2410 Magazine Street (7-0)
• Recommended Metro Council approve zoning change from R-4 to OR at 8319 Third Street Rd (7-0)
• Recommended Metro Council approve zoning change from R-4 to C-2 at 15900 and 15910 Shelbyville Road (7-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for mini-warehouse at 15900 and 15910 Shelbyville Road (7-0)
• Recommended Metro Council approve zoning change from R-4 to EZ-1 for Bayus Millers Lane (7-0)
• Continued cases for LDG Gillmans Point and 1614 Johnson Road Subdivision to dates uncertain (7-0)

Downtown Development Review Overlay Committee

The Downtown Development Review Overlay District Committee will review several development and demolition requests. The agenda includes an after-the-fact review of a storefront reconstruction at 540 South 4th Street and updates to a previously approved hotel design. The committee will also consider removing conditions for building demolitions on South 5th and West Muhammad Ali Boulevard.

• After-the-fact review for storefront removal and reconstruction at 540 South 4th Street
• Request to remove a demolition condition for Broadway Apartments at 717 S. 5th and 738 S. 4th Streets
• Request to remove a demolition condition for 720 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd
• Review of an updated design for a 6-story, 168-room hotel at 133 W. Market Street

Individual Landmarks Architectural Review Committee

The committee will consider requests for additions to the Portland Branch and Parkland Branch Carnegie Libraries. The meeting also includes a review of design changes for the previously approved Renaissance on Broadway construction project.

• Addition to the rear of Portland Branch Carnegie Library at 3305 Northwestern Parkway
• Addition to the rear of Parkland Branch Carnegie Library at 2743 Virginia Avenue
• Review of design changes for Renaissance on Broadway at 4422 W. Broadway

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several development plans, including gas station waivers, factory-built housing units, and residential lot amendments. The agenda includes multiple requests for revised district development plans across different Louisville Metro Council districts.

• Waivers for Sethi Station gas station and convenience store at 2124 W Market St
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Unifirst at 12400 Schutte Station Pl
• Factory Built Housing Dwelling Unit review for Mount Holly Road FBH at 1411 Mount Holly Rd
• Factory Built Housing Dwelling Unit review for Dunkirk Lane FBH at 7416 Dunkirk Lane
• Record plat amendment for Shean Court Minor Plat at 6024 Shean Court

VAPStat Joint Meeting

The Louisville & Jefferson County Landbank Authority is reviewing several property disposition requests. These include side yard purchases, multi-family affordable housing, a train caboose rental project, and a technology training center.

• My New Side Yard program: $1.00 per parcel for adjacent lot purchases
• Lot On My Block program: $250.00 per parcel for residential/commercial block purchases
• 1411 Bland Street: $500.00 sale for 80-unit multi-family affordable housing construction
• 1436 Rear South Brook Street: $500.00 sale to repurpose a train caboose into a long-term rental
• 1709-1719 West Market Street: Amendment to purchase five lots for a Technology Workforce Training Center

Planning Commission

This is a special meeting of the Planning Commission held online via Webex. The agenda includes approval of previous minutes and a training session.

• Approval of PC Mins_042022023
• PC Training - May 8, 2023

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board will review several variance requests regarding building and fence heights. The meeting also includes public hearings for scrap metal recycling, short-term rentals, a food pantry, and a bed and breakfast.

• Height variance for NuLu Crossing at 700 E Main St
• Modified Conditional Use Permit for River Metals Recycling near Metal Ln
• Short term rental host residency hearing at 1505 E Breckinridge St
• Height variance for Advance Ready Mix at 1000 W Kentucky Street
• Conditional Use Permit for UCHM Food Pantry at 1815 Arlington Avenue

The Board of Zoning Adjustment met to review several requests, including height variances for buildings and fences, conditional use permits for short-term rentals, and a permit for a food pantry. The minutes list the items presented for action but do not record the final votes or outcomes for the individual cases.

• Approved minutes from the April 24, 2023 meeting

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will meet to discuss several property maintenance cases. The agenda includes new business regarding property conditions at various addresses throughout Louisville.

• Property maintenance case for 2919 Griffiths Avenue
• Property maintenance case for 3117 Dumesnil Street
• Property maintenance case for 2424 St Xavier Street
• Property maintenance case for 1401 Catalpa Street
• Property maintenance case for 411 Bromwell Drive

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will review multiple requests for rezoning, district development plans, and variances. These items include residential and commercial changes across various jurisdictions including Douglass Hills and St. Matthews.

• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Stewart - Burnett Ridge at 600 Burnett Ridge Place
• Zoning change from C-1 to C-2 for Mellwood Tavern at 1801 Brownsboro Rd
• Zoning change from R-4 to C-2 for Amlung Lawn Care at 4622 Poplar Level Road
• Rezoning and form district changes for Alvey Rezoning at 11900 & 12200 Dixie Highway
• Zoning change from R-6 to C-2 for Butcher Block 111 at 111 N Wenzel St

NuLu Review Overlay District Committee

The NuLu Review Overlay Committee will hold a special joint hearing with the Board of Zoning Adjustment regarding NuLu Crossing. The request involves demolishing an existing historic building to redevelop the site for an 8-story mixed-use building. The committee will also review a variance request to exceed the maximum permitted height of 50 feet or 4 stories.

• Overlay request for NuLu Crossing at 700 E. Main St.
• Demolition of an existing historic building
• Redevelopment for an 8-story mixed use building
• Variance request to exceed the 50 foot or 4 story height limit

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board is reviewing a modified conditional use permit for a landfill addition at 2673 Outer Loop. The agenda also includes public hearings for various zoning variances and multiple short-term rental permits. Some items are noted as being continued to later dates.

• Modified Conditional Use Permit for a landfill addition at 2673 Outer Loop
• Variance request for structures and parking at 10615 Dixie Highway
• Variance request for Thornton’s Gas Station at 4900 Brownsboro Road
• Conditional Use Permit for tennis courts at 150 Sears Avenue
• Multiple requests for short-term rental permits

The Board approved several zoning variances for commercial and residential projects, including a landfill addition and a gas station. Multiple conditional use permits for short-term rentals were approved, while one request at Parkland Court was denied. Several other cases were continued to future dates.

• Approved variance for principal structure side yard encroachment at 2909 S. 3rd Street (4-0)
• Approved Modified Conditional Use Permit for Waste Management Addition at 2673 Outer Loop (4-0)
• Approved variance for structures and parking side yard encroachment at 10615 Dixie Highway (4-0)
• Approved variance for Thorntons Gas Station at 4900 Brownsboro Road (4-0)
• Approved CUP and fence height variances for Trinity High School Tennis Courts (4-0)
• Approved short-term rental permits for 3005 Rodman St, 2403 Wallace Ave, 3006 Somber Way, 3921 Marwood Place, and 1610 Deer Park Ave
• Denied short-term rental permit for 12004 Parkland Court (3-1)
• Continued cases for 6024 Shean Ct, 917 R. Mulberry St, and 4607 Atterberry Ct

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will meet to review several animal appeals. These cases involve various residential addresses across Louisville.

• Animal appeal: 3806 Bonaventure Blvd
• Animal appeal: 5214 Cooper Chapel Road
• Animal appeal: 3402 Coventry Commons Drive
• Animal appeal: 1434 9th Street
• Animal appeal: 7007 Royal Links Drive

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several zoning changes and development plans. Items include residential rezonings, a subdivision request, and a detailed district development plan.

• Helck Avenue Rezoning: Waiver of 2 year waiting period at 1230 & 1230 R Helck Ave
• 1614 Johnson Road Subdivision: Major Preliminary Subdivision (continued to May 11, 2023)
• 7 Brew: Revised Detailed District Development Plan and parking waiver at 12525 Shelbyville Rd
• Echo Trail Residential: Zoning change from R-R Rural Residential to R-4 Single-Family Residential at 2405 Echo Trail
• Pickle + Social Louisville: Zoning change from C-N to C-2 at 8100 Lyndon Park Lane

The Commission recommended approval for zoning changes and development plans for 7 Brew in Middletown, Pickle + Social in Lyndon, and Franklin Lofts. It recommended denial for a residential zoning change at Echo Trail and denied a waiver for Helck Avenue.

• Denied waiver of 2 year waiting period to refile zoning application for 1230 Helck Avenue (5-4)
• Continued 1614 Johnson Road Subdivision case to May 11, 2023 (9-0)
• Recommended approval to Middletown for 7 Brew's development plan, parking waiver, and sign waiver (9-0)
• Recommended denial to Metro Council for zoning change from R-R to R-4 at 2405 Echo Trail (6-3)
• Recommended approval to Lyndon for Pickle + Social's zoning change to C-2, variance, waivers, and development plan (7-0)
• Recommended approval to Metro Council for zoning change from R-6 to C-2 for Franklin Lofts (5-0)
• Approved development plan and two landscape/wall waivers for Franklin Lofts (5-0)

Development Review Committee

The committee will review several development projects, including gas station waivers, minor plats, and revised district plans. These items involve requests for lot width variances, subdivision plats, and menu board permissions across multiple jurisdictions.

• Gas station and convenience store waiver for Sethi Station at 2124 W Market St
• Lot width waiver for Iroquois Court Minor Plat at 5302 Iroquois Ct
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Unifirst at 12400 Schutte Station Pl
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan with waiver for Lot #9 Blankenbaker Commerce Center at 2501 Technology Drive
• Minor Subdivision Plat for Buechel Bank Rd Minor Plat at 1928 Buechel Bank Rd

Bardstown Road/Baxter Avenue Corridor Review Overlay District Committee

The committee will elect a new chairperson and review two overlay district cases. These include a request to review building facade reconstruction at 1369 Bardstown Road and redevelopment plans for a restaurant and game yard at 1125 and 1127 Bardstown Road.

• Election of the BROD Committee Chair
• Review of building facade and roof reconstruction at 1369 Bardstown Road
• Redevelopment plans for a restaurant and game yard at 1125 and 1127 Bardstown Rd

The committee elected a new chairperson and reviewed two development cases. One project involving building facade and roof reconstruction was approved with conditions, and a conceptual plan for a restaurant and game yard was conceptually approved.

• Elected Ken Baker as Chair (5-0, 1 abstain)
• Approved with conditions Case 23-OVERLAY-0013 for Heart of the Highlands at 1369 Bardstown Road (6-1)
• Conceptually approved Case 22-OVERLAY-0026 for The Hensley Club at 1125 and 1127 Bardstown Rd (7-0)

VAPStat Joint Meeting

The Louisville & Jefferson County Landbank Authority will meet to swear in new directors and elect officers. The meeting includes a resolution for the $1.00 sale of a commercial building and outdoor space at 4129 Bardstown Road.

• Sale of 4129 Bardstown Road (a/k/a 2230 Buechel Avenue) to Four Leaf Clover Properties, LLC for $1.00
• Rehabilitation of a commercial building and outdoor space at 4129 Bardstown Road
• Swearing in of new Directors
• Election of Officers

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is meeting to review multiple property maintenance cases. The agenda includes various addresses across Louisville for discussion or action regarding property upkeep.

• 2608 HALE AVENUE: Property Maintenance
• 337 GLENDORA AVE: Property Maintenance
• 2639 KENTUCKY STREET: Property Maintenance
• 4606 LAKE DREAMLAND ROAD: Property Maintenance
• 1533 HALE AVENUE: Property Maintenance

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will review multiple requests to change zoning and form districts. These items include rezoning requests for Mellwood Tavern, 8319 Third Street Rd, Bayus Millers Lane, Preston Suites, and Xebec Tucker Station.

• Mellwood Tavern: Rezoning from C-1 to C-2 at 1801 Brownsboro Rd
• 8319 Third Street Rd: Rezoning from R-4 to OR
• Bayus Millers Lane: Change in Form District and rezoning from R-4 to EZ-1
• Preston Suites: Change in Form District and rezoning from R-5 & C-1 to OTF at 7504 Preston Highway
• Xebec Tucker Station: Rezoning from R-4 to PEC at 1525 - 1711 Tucker Station Road

NuLu Review Overlay District Committee

The committee will discuss the demolition of an existing structure and new construction of a 7 to 8 story hotel at 615 & 625 E. Market St. The meeting will also include a review of a two-story single-family residence at 1010 E. Jefferson St. No committee action is scheduled for the hotel project during this session.

• Review of 2-story single-family residence at 1010 E. Jefferson St.
• Conceptual review of a 7 to 8 story hotel at 615 & 625 E. Market St.

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board will review several property variances involving setbacks, building heights, and yard requirements. The meeting also includes public hearings for a scrap metal recycling facility, a medical clinic, and various short-term rentals.

• Variance for Poplar Manor at 10 Poplar Manor Road to reduce front yard setback from 30 feet to 15 feet
• Variance for Riverside Drive at 914 W Riverside Drive to exceed maximum height of 35 ft
• Modified Conditional Use Permit for Christian Academy of Louisville English Station Campus at 700 S. English Station Road
• Modified Conditional Use Permit for River Metals Recycling across multiple locations including 2110 Metal Ln
• Conditional Use Permit for BrightView medical clinic at 927 E. Broadway

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is reviewing multiple property maintenance cases across Louisville. The agenda also includes a hearing regarding a street racing appeal.

• Property maintenance cases at various addresses including 2713 Slevin Street and 1135 Euclid Ave
• Street racing appeal for 5311 Gylndon Way

Planning Commission

The Special Planning Commission meeting is limited to a single action. The body will vote on the approval of minutes from the March 30, 2023 public hearing regarding Case No. 22-ZONE-0075.

• Approval of minutes for Case No. 22-ZONE-0075

The Planning Commission held a special meeting to approve the minutes from a specific case heard on March 30, 2023. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved minutes for Case No. 22-ZONE-0075 (6-0-1)

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to review multiple property maintenance cases. These items include various residential and commercial addresses across Louisville.

• Property maintenance case: 1111 32ND STREET
• Property maintenance case: 3520 VERMONT AVENUE
• Property maintenance case: 316 N. 19TH STREET
• Property maintenance case: 661 HECKS LANE
• Property maintenance case: 8306 DALTON RIDGE PLACE

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing several land use requests, including zoning changes for business parks and coffee shops. The agenda also includes a request to waive a deed restriction for a demolition project.

• Demolition of 2201 Evergreen Road and 2303 Evergreen Road
• Zoning change for Renaissance on Broadway at 4422 W Broadway
• Zoning change for Watterson Business Park at 4660 Poplar Level Road
• Zoning change for 7 Brew at 5000, 5004 & 5010 Maple Spring Drive
• Zoning change for 7 Brew at 7700 - 7706 Laurel Ridge Road

Clifton Architectural Review Committee

The Clifton Architectural Review Committee will conduct an after-the-fact review for 285 Pope Street. The request involves the replacement of historic windows and the painting of unpainted masonry.

• After-the-fact review: window replacement and masonry painting at 285 Pope Street

Development Review Committee

The committee will review multiple requests for revised detailed district development plans and waivers. Items include factory built housing, access waivers, and various commercial site plan updates.

• Factory Built Housing at 4918 Burkhead Avenue
• Waiver of land development code requirement for 1512 West Main Street
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for JP Morgan Chase Bank at 2410 Terra Crossing Boulevard
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Strickland Brothers Oil Change
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Landis Lakes Outlot at 101 South English Station Road

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is reviewing several requests for property setbacks and building height variances in Louisville Metro and Indian Hills. These cases involve residential properties and an outlot. One case regarding 2141 Eastview Avenue has been continued to the April 10 meeting.

• Reduce front yard setback from 30 feet to 15 feet at 10 Poplar Manor Road
• Allow building height to exceed 35 feet at 914 W Riverside Drive
• Side yard setback encroachment for 2141 Eastview Avenue
• Addition encroachment into side yard setback at 429 Swing Lane
• Increase front yard infill setback from 105 to 175 feet at 101 S English Station Rd

Hearing Officer Howard presided over a special meeting where no final decisions were made. All six variance requests on the agenda were continued to the April 10, 2023, session.

• Continued 23-VARIANCE-0018 (10 Poplar Manor Road) to April 10
• Continued 23-VARIANCE-0019 (914 W Riverside Drive) to April 10
• Continued 23-VARIANCE-0020 (2141 Eastview Avenue) to April 10
• Continued 23-VARIANCE-0023 (2141 Eastview Avenue) to April 10
• Continued 23-VARIANCE-0032 (429 Swing Lane) to April 10
• Continued 23-VARIANCE-0035 (101 S English Station Rd) to April 10

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will meet to discuss various property maintenance cases. The agenda also includes several demolition appeals.

• Property maintenance cases at multiple addresses including 3317 W MARKET STREET and 526 18TH STREET
• Demolition appeal for 1115 S. 43RD STREET
• Demolition appeal for 210 S. 28TH STREET

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The committee will discuss Metro Parks golf contracts for Cherokee Park and Sun Valley. Members will also consider a resolution opposing a natural gas pipeline through Bernheim Arboretum. Additionally, the committee will review a $100,000 sole source contract for zoo carousel maintenance.

• Metro Parks golf contracts for Cherokee Park and Sun Valley
• Resolution opposing a natural gas pipeline through Bernheim Arboretum
• $100,000 sole source contract for Zoo carousel maintenance

The committee recommended approval of a resolution opposing the seizure of conservation land for a natural gas pipeline. A sole source contract for the Louisville Zoo's antique carousel was also recommended for approval.

• Recommended approval of R-014-23 opposing natural gas pipeline through Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest (3-2)
• Recommended approval of R-021-23 for a $100,000 sole source contract with Carousels and Carvings, Inc. for Zoo carousel maintenance (voice vote)

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee is reviewing four zoning change requests. These items include proposals for residential to commercial rezonings and new development plans.

• Rezoning request for Xebec Tucker Station at 1525 - 1711 Tucker Station Road
• Rezoning request for Franklin Lofts at 943 Franklin Street
• Rezoning request for Pickle + Social Louisville at 8100 Lyndon Park Lane
• Rezoning and conditional use permit for Shelbyville Road Self Storage at 15900 and 15910 Shelbyville Road

Budget and Appropriations Committee

The Budget and Appropriations Committee is reviewing several requests to move funds into specific community programs, festivals, and public works projects. These items include funding for senior services, park events, and local infrastructure repairs.

• $50,000 from District 2 Neighborhood Development Funds to Elderserve, Inc. for senior services
• $188 from District 6 Capital Infrastructure Funds for an Anna Woolridge street sign at South Clay Street and Camp Street
• $1,200 from District 6 Neighborhood Development Funds to Parkhill Community Center
• $21,000 in various district funds to Kentucky Shakespeare, Inc. for Hamlet in Parks
• $5,500 from District 7 Capital Infrastructure Fund for sidewalk repair at 1815 The Meadow Road

The committee recommended several ordinances for funding senior services, arts, and local festivals. It also approved multiple capital infrastructure and neighborhood development fund requests for sidewalk repairs and community events. One ordinance regarding American Rescue Plan projects remained held in committee.

• Recommended approval of $58,000 for Elderserve home repairs and senior programs (8-1)
• Recommended approval of $25,500 for Kentucky Shakespeare's Hamlet in Parks (8-1)
• Recommended approval of $10,500 for 10th Annual Riverview Independence Festival (10-0)
• Approved $5,500 for sidewalk repair at 1815 The Meadow Road (voice vote)
• Approved $5,029.40 for sidewalk extension at Moser Road and Florian Road (voice vote)
• Approved $2,500 for Louisville Zoo Grizzly Bear Lantern (voice vote)
• Approved $1,200 for Read to Lead Family Fun Night (voice vote)
• Approved $188 for honorary street sign for Anna Woolridge (voice vote)

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee

The committee will receive a final written report update regarding the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections. Members will also consider several appointments to local commissions and ordinances amending the city code.

• Corrections Investigation Final Written Report Update for Louisville Metro Department of Corrections
• Appointment of Paul Johnson to the Criminal Justice Commission
• Appointment of Dayn'l Beeler to the Commission for Persons with Disabilities
• Reappointment of Kelli Jones to the Downtown Development Overlay District
• Ordinance amending LMCO Section 32.130 regarding the Policemen’s Retirement Fund

The committee recommended the approval of three board appointments and an ordinance regarding the Policemen’s Retirement Fund. One ordinance regarding the Office of Inspector General remained held in committee.

• Recommended approval of Paul Johnson to the Criminal Justice Commission (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of Dayn'l Beeler to the Commission for Persons with Disabilities (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of Kelli Jones to the Downtown Development Overlay District (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of Ordinance O-042-23 regarding the Policemen’s Retirement Fund (10-0)
• Held Ordinance O-371-22 regarding the Office of Inspector General in committee

Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health, and Education Committee

The committee is reviewing resolutions for two Louisville Metro Public Health and Wellness contracts. Members will also discuss a street dedication and hear an update on local food insecurity.

• $85,000 contract for overdose quick response team with Louisville Recovery Community Connection, Inc.
• $60,000 professional service contract for LMPHW medical director with Norton Healthcare, Inc.
• Dedication of South Clay Street and Camp Street corner as “Anna Wooldridge Way”
• Presentation on Louisville’s food insecurity surge by Vincent James (Dare to Care)

The committee recommended two public health contracts for approval and sent them to the Consent Calendar. A resolution to name a street after Anna Wooldridge was forwarded to the Metro Council without a recommendation.

• Recommended approval of $85,000 contract for Overdose Quick Response Team with Louisville Recovery Community Connection, Inc. (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of $60,000 contract for Medical Director services with Norton Healthcare, Inc. (voice vote)
• Forwarded resolution to name corner of South Clay Street and Camp Street as 'Anna Wooldridge Way' to Metro Council without recommendation

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The Labor and Economic Development Committee will consider a resolution regarding local incentives for PACCAR, Inc. The committee is also reviewing an ordinance to change how certain collective bargaining agreements are handled by the Metro Council.

• Resolution R-025-23: Local incentives for PACCAR, Inc.
• Ordinance O-052-23: Amending Chapter 35 of the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances regarding collective bargaining agreements

The committee recommended approval of a resolution to grant local incentives to PACCAR, Inc. One ordinance regarding collective bargaining agreements was held in committee.

• Recommended approval of R-025-23 to grant local incentives to PACCAR, Inc. (voice vote)
• Held O-052-23 in committee regarding Metro Council approval of collective bargaining agreement changes

Public Works Committee

The committee will review the Vision Zero Louisville 2022 Annual Report. Members will also consider resolutions regarding surplus property at 10122 Whipps Mill Road and the widening of River Road from Zorn Avenue to Edith Avenue.

• Vision Zero Louisville 2022 Annual Report presentation
• Resolution for surplus property at 10122 Whipps Mill Road
• Resolution for widening River Road from Zorn Avenue to Edith Avenue

The committee recommended two resolutions for approval and sent them to the Consent Calendar. These include the acceptance of property for the widening of River Road and the designation of a property on Whipps Mill Road as surplus.

• Recommended approval of R-026-23 to determine a portion of 10122 Whipps Mill Road as surplus (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of R-030-23 to accept and dedicate parcels for the widening of River Road from Zorn Avenue to Edith Avenue (voice vote)

Planning and Zoning Committee

The committee will consider multiple ordinances regarding property rezoning and planned development options across Louisville. These items include land use changes for various residential and commercial properties and a request to review Land Development Code regulations.

• Rezoning of 1920 and 1922 Herr Lane (8.11 acres)
• Rezoning of 768, 810, and 850 Barret Avenue and 1235 East Breckinridge Street (9.67 acres)
• Planned Development Option for 814 Vine Street (2.1014 acres)
• Rezoning of 7717 and 7721 St. Andrews Church Road (1.97 acres)
• Rezoning of 3500 Lees Lane (95.7 acres)

The committee recommended four zoning ordinances for approval and forwarded one to Metro Council without recommendation. One ordinance was untabled, while two other items remained held in committee.

• Forwarded zoning for 1920 and 1922 Herr Lane to Metro Council without recommendation (7-0)
• Recommended approval for zoning at 768, 810, 850 Barret Ave and 1235 E Breckinridge St (7-0)
• Recommended approval for planned development at 814 Vine Street (7-0)
• Untabled zoning ordinance for 7717 and 7721 St. Andrews Church Road (6-0)
• Recommended approval for zoning at 223 and 225 South Spring Street (6-0)
• Held zoning and form district for 3500 Lees Lane in committee
• Recommended approval for revised district development plan at 11905 Dixie Highway (4-3)
• Held resolution R-009-23 regarding Land Development Code regulations in committee

Bardstown Road/Baxter Avenue Corridor Review Overlay District Committee

The committee is holding a special meeting for informal discussion regarding the Heart of the Highlands project. The discussion concerns an after-the-fact request to remove and reconstruct building facades and the roof. No formal action will be taken during this meeting.

• Discussion of 23-OVERLAY-0013: removal and reconstruction of building facades and roof at 1369 Bardstown Road

The committee held a special meeting to discuss the after-the-fact removal and reconstruction of building facades and the roof at 1369 Bardstown Road. No formal action was taken during this meeting.

• Discussed reconstruction of facades and roof at 1369 Bardstown Road (no action taken)

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider a $200,000 contract for the Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods. The meeting also includes a presentation regarding Department of Justice findings and recommendations concerning the Louisville Metro Police Department.

• $200,000 professional service contract for Cure Violence Global
• Presentation on Department of Justice investigation report on Louisville Metro Police Department

The Public Safety Committee recommended approval of a professional service contract for the Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods. The committee also received a presentation on Department of Justice findings regarding the Louisville Metro Police Department.

• Recommended approval of $200,000 contract with Cure Violence Global for training and technical assistance (voice vote)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board will also review several property variance requests and conditional use permits. These include applications for short-term rentals, parking adjustments, and building height variances.

• Amendments to the BOZA Bylaws and Policies
• Second extension for mini-warehouses at 12550 Sycamore Station Pl
• Parking variance for Hampton Inn at 400 Bullitt Ln
• Short-term rental permits for O’ Daniel Avenue, Ridgeview Avenue, and Burton Avenue
• Building height variance for Farm Credit Mid-America at 12501 Lakefront Place

The Board approved several zoning variances for building heights, setbacks, and yard areas. It also granted five conditional use permits for short-term rentals. Three cases were continued to future meetings for additional information or amendments.

• Approved extension to August 16, 2025, for mini-warehouses at 12550 Sycamore Station Pl (6-0)
• Approved amendments to BOZA Bylaws and Policies (6-0)
• Approved 10’ front yard setback encroachment for parking at 400 Bullitt Ln (6-0)
• Approved front yard setback variance at 6811 Memory Lane (5-1)
• Approved building height of 59’ at 12501 Lakefront Place (6-0)
• Approved five short-term rental permits at O’ Daniel Ave, Ridgeview Ave, Burton Ave, Parkway Dr, and Meadowcreek Dr (6-0)
• Continued variance request for 1740 Algonquin Parkway to April 10, 2023 (6-0)
• Continued accessory dwelling unit request for 2215 Tyler Lane to April 10, 2023 (6-0)

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will meet to review several case types. The agenda includes multiple animal appeals, a building permit violation, and an appeal regarding unarmed license guards.

• ABC TOW VIOLATION at 6310 PRESTON HIGHWAY
• Building permit violation at 16502 GLEN LAKES DRIVE
• Unarmed license guards appeal at 1699 S. HANLEY ROAD STE 350
• Animal appeals for 10 different addresses

Planning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings on several zoning changes, including projects at 8006 National Turnpike and 4422 W Broadway. The meeting also includes an update on the Land Development Code reform and a request to close an alley on Payne Street.

• Rezoning of 8006 National Turnpike from R-4 to C-2
• Setback amendment for The Bernheim at 1600 Bernheim Ln
• Rezoning of 4422 W Broadway to R-7 multifamily
• Rezoning of 7609 Bardstown Road from R-4 to C-1
• Closure of an unnamed alley at 1411 Payne Street

The Planning Commission recommended multiple zoning changes for commercial and multi-family residential projects to the Louisville Metro Council. The commission approved several development plans and waivers, while denying one waiver for the Renaissance on Broadway project.

• Recommended closure of unnamed alley at 1411 Payne Street to Metro Council (7-0)
• Recommended rezoning of 8006 National Turnpike from R-4 to C-2 to Metro Council (7-0)
• Approved setback amendment for 1600 Bernheim Ln (6-1)
• Recommended rezoning of 4422 W Broadway from R-5 and R-7 to R-7 to Metro Council (6-1)
• Denied Waiver #1 for 4422 W Broadway regarding traditional site design (3-4)
• Recommended rezoning of 7609 Bardstown Road from R-4 to C-1 to Metro Council (7-0)
• Recommended rezoning of 5604-5616 Mt. Washington Road from R-4 to R-7 to Metro Council (7-0)
• Continued cases for 7700-7706 Laurel Ridge Road and 1614 Johnson Road to future hearings (7-0)

Metro Council

The Metro Council will vote on the appointment of a new District 8 Council Member and several board appointments. The agenda also includes approving funds for District 6 landscaping projects and amending lobbying ordinances. Additionally, members will consider property rezonings and a resolution regarding abandoned firearms.

• Appointment of the District 8 Council Member
• $6,330 appropriation for District 6 beautification via Luv-It Landscaping
• Ordinance to amend lobbying rules and Ethics Commission timelines
• Resolution calling on the Kentucky General Assembly regarding abandoned firearms
• Closure of a portion of East Washington Street near the I-64 ramp

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hold a special discussion regarding the Department of Justice's report on the Louisville Metro Police Department. This discussion focuses on the timeline and process involving the Mayor's Office and Jefferson County Attorney's Office.

• DOJ report on Louisville Metro Police Department timeline and process
• Review of Metro Council Agenda
• Addresses to Council

The committee held a special discussion regarding the Department of Justice's report on the Louisville Metro Police Department, featuring overviews from the Mayor's Office and the Jefferson County Attorney's Office. No formal votes or decisions were recorded during the meeting.

Downtown Development Review Overlay Committee

The committee will elect a new DDRO Chair. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding an after-the-fact review for the removal of a historic storefront and proposed reconstruction at 540 South 4th Street.

• Election of DDRO Chair
• Public hearing for 23-OVERLAY-0004: Historic storefront removal and reconstruction at 540 South 4th Street

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review a request to demolish an existing carriage house and construct a new one. The project is located at 1229 Bassett Avenue and is being submitted by Brad and Jennifer Geier.

• Demolition of an existing carriage house at 1229 Bassett Avenue
• Construction of a new carriage house at 1229 Bassett Avenue

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will hold public hearings on various land use requests. These include a Category 2B development plan for 101 North 32nd Street and design waivers for Thornton's Gas Station at 4900 Brownsboro Road. The committee will also review revised plans for J-Town Beach and Trinity High School tennis courts.

• Category 2B Development Plan and waivers for 101 North 32nd Street
• Expiration extension for The Storage Project Sycamore Station
• Landscape and building design waivers for Thornton's Gas Station
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for J-Town Beach
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Trinity High School tennis courts

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is conducting a special meeting via video teleconference. The session includes an explanation of the interview process and a review of candidates for the vacant District 8 Metro Council seat.

• Interview process explanation for District 8 vacancy
• Review of 17 active candidates for District 8 Metro Council seat

The Committee of the Whole conducted interviews for candidates seeking the District 8 Metro Council seat. No final appointment decision was recorded in the minutes.

• Interviewed 18 candidates for District 8 Metro Council seat
• Recorded withdrawals of candidates Chris Meyer, Robert Kenyon Meyer, and Mathew Ruberg

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is reviewing multiple property maintenance cases across various addresses. The agenda also includes a hearing regarding a street racing appeal.

• Property maintenance cases at 27 addresses
• Street racing appeal at 3730 River Road

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is reviewing a resolution to oppose the seizure of conservation land for a natural gas pipeline through Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest. The item was assigned to this committee on February 16, 2023.

• Resolution R-014-23 opposing the seizure of conservation land for a natural gas pipeline through Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest

The Parks and Sustainability Committee considered a resolution opposing the seizure of conservation land for a natural gas pipeline through Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest. After a failed initial motion to table and a subsequent motion to reconsider, the committee voted to table the resolution.

• Tabled R-014-23 opposing seizure of conservation land for natural gas pipeline (4-3-1)

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will review several land use requests. These include a request to close an alley on Payne Street and multiple rezoning applications for commercial and residential developments.

• Payne Street Alley Closure: Request to close a 129.52’ unnamed alley at 1411 Payne Street
• 7 Brew: Zoning change from R-4 to C-2 at 5000, 5004 & 5010 Maple Spring Drive
• Watterson Business Park: Zoning change from R-4, C-2 and M-2 to M-2 at 4660 Poplar Level Road
• Echo Trail Residential: Zoning change from R-R Rural Residential to R-4 at 2405 Echo Trail

Budget and Appropriations Committee

The Budget and Appropriations Committee is reviewing several funding requests for public works, police equipment, and community projects. These items include funds for sidewalk repairs, street lighting, and law enforcement tools.

• $2,641.21 for auto theft task force steering wheel locks in District 1
• $1,700 for Mr. Moore Memorial March Madness basketball league food and awards
• Ordinance to appropriate $6,330 for Luv-It Landscaping projects in District 6
• $24,350 for two radar speed machines and trailers for MPD 8th Division
• $16,000 for sidewalk repairs at 1650 and 1652 Story Avenue

The Budget and Appropriations Committee approved several funding requests for police equipment, sidewalk repairs, and neighborhood beautification. One ordinance regarding American Rescue Plan projects remained held in committee.

• Approved $2,641.21 for LMPD auto theft steering wheel locks (voice vote)
• Approved $1,700 for Mr. Moore Memorial March Madness basketball league food and plaque (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of $6,330 for District 6 landscaping via Luv-It Landscaping (6-0)
• Approved $24,350 for two LMPD radar speed machines and trailers (voice vote)
• Approved $16,000 for sidewalk repairs at 1650 and 1652 Story Avenue (voice vote)
• Approved $544.80 for a streetlight lease between 16th and 17th Streets (voice vote)
• Approved $1,049.40 for a new streetlight and pole on Drescher Bridge (7-0, 1 abstain)
• Approved $12,086.74 for LMPD 3rd Division gym remodeling (voice vote)

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review a request for a retaining wall and walkway replacement at 1253 Cherokee Road. It will also consider the demolition of three apartment buildings to create a 56-space parking lot for Louisville Collegiate School.

• Retaining wall, front walkway, and stair replacement at 1253 Cherokee Road
• Demolition of three 1960s apartment buildings at 2354, 2356, and 2358 Grinstead Drive and 2421 and 2423 Glenmary Avenue
• Creation of a 56-space parking lot for Louisville Collegiate School

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee

The committee is reviewing several appointments and reappointments to local boards and authorities. It is also considering two ordinances regarding the Metro Ethics Commission and the Office of Inspector General.

• Appointment of Monica Collins to Kentuckiana Works Greater Louisville Workforce Development Board
• Appointment of Jacqueline Floyd to the Landbank Authority
• Appointments/reappointments to the Louisville Downtown Management District Board
• Reappointment of Dale Boden to the Louisville Regional Airport Authority
• Appointments/reappointments to the Nulu Review Overlay District Committee

The Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee recommended approval for an ordinance regarding the Metro Ethics Commission's lobbying rules. The committee also recommended the appointment or reappointment of eight individuals to various city boards and commissions. One ordinance regarding the Office of Inspector General remained held in committee.

• Recommended approval of Ordinance O-041-23 regarding lobbying ordinances (8-0)
• Recommended appointment of Monica Collins to Kentuckiana Works Greater Louisville Workforce Development Board (voice vote)
• Recommended appointment of Jacqueline Floyd to Landbank Authority (voice vote)
• Recommended appointment of Matthew Cornell to Louisville Downtown Management District Board (voice vote)
• Recommended appointment of Stephen Pazienza to Louisville Downtown Management District Board (voice vote)
• Recommended reappointment of Andy Treinen to Louisville Downtown Management District Board (voice vote)
• Recommended reappointment of Dale Boden to Louisville Regional Airport Authority (voice vote)
• Recommended appointment of Douglas Owen and reappointment of Andrea Lauago to Nulu Review Overlay District Committee (voice votes)

Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health, and Education Committee

The Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health, and Education Committee will hold a special discussion regarding substance use, abuse, and addiction awareness. The presentation features Gene Gilchrist from Stay Clean.

• Special Discussion: Substance Use, Abuse and Addiction Awareness (ID 23-0292)

The committee received a presentation from Gene Gilchrist of Stay Clean regarding substance use, abuse, and addiction awareness. No formal actions or votes were taken on the item.

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The Labor and Economic Development Committee will receive updates regarding the Advanced Manufacturing and Information Technology (AMIT) Center. Dr. Reneau Waggoner and Dr. Nickie Cobb from Jefferson Community and Technical College (JCTC) are scheduled to present.

• Advanced Manufacturing and Information Technology (AMIT) Center presentation by JCTC

The committee received a presentation from Jefferson Community and Technical College regarding the Advanced Manufacturing and Information Technology (AMIT) Center. No formal actions or votes were taken on the item.

• Received presentation on AMIT Center updates from JCTC

Public Works Committee

The scheduled meeting of the Public Works Committee for March 7, 2023, has been cancelled.

Planning and Zoning Committee

The committee is reviewing several ordinances related to property zoning changes, district development plans, and street closures. Discussion includes land use regulations and the processing of applications with delinquent taxes.

• Zoning change for 1920 and 1922 Herr Lane (8.11 acres)
• Zoning change for 768, 810, and 850 Barret Avenue and 1235 East Breckinridge Street (9.67 acres)
• Zoning change for 1239 South Clay Street (0.0978 acres)
• Zoning change for 4500 South Hurstbourne Parkway (0.92 acres)
• Zoning change for 10001 Vista Hills Boulevard (1.022 acres)

The committee recommended approval for zoning changes at 1239 South Clay Street, 4500 South Hurstbourne Parkway, 10001 Vista Hills Boulevard, and a street closure on East Washington Street. A resolution regarding Land Development Code notices was amended and recommended for approval. Several other zoning items were held in committee or tabled.

• Recommended approval for zoning at 1239 South Clay Street (7-0)
• Recommended approval for zoning at 4500 South Hurstbourne Parkway (7-0)
• Recommended approval for zoning at 10001 Vista Hills Boulevard (7-0)
• Tabled zoning for 7717 and 7721 St. Andrews Church Road via voice vote
• Recommended approval of amended Resolution R-015-23 regarding LDC notices via voice vote
• Recommended approval for closure of portion of East Washington Street (7-0)
• Held in committee: zoning at 1920 and 1922 Herr Lane
• Held in committee: zoning at 768, 810, 850 Barret Ave and 1235 E Breckinridge St

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee is reviewing a resolution calling on the Kentucky General Assembly to enact House Bill 325 and Senate Bill 168. This legislation would empower Louisville-Jefferson County Metro Government to permanently destroy abandoned, confiscated, or forfeited firearms in its custody.

• Resolution R-020-23: Calling on KY General Assembly to enact HB 325 and SB 168 regarding firearm destruction

The Public Safety Committee recommended approval of a resolution calling on the Kentucky General Assembly to enact House Bill 325 and Senate Bill 168. This would allow the local government to permanently destroy abandoned, confiscated, or forfeited firearms. The item was sent to the Consent Calendar.

• Recommended approval of R-020-23 to call for enactment of HB 325 and SB 168 (voice vote)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment approved a hospital addition and a change of use from a convenience store to a duplex. One short-term rental request was approved, while two others were denied. A variance request for 1370 Vim Drive was continued to an uncertain date.

• Approved February 20, 2023 minutes (5-0-1)
• Approved Modified Conditional Use Permit for 3,617 SF addition to U of L Mary and Elizabeth Hospital (6-0)
• Continued variance for 1370 Vim Drive to a date uncertain (No vote)
• Approved change in nonconforming rights from convenience store to duplex at 500 Beecher Street (6-0)
• Approved short-term rental permit for 3925 Riveroaks Lane (5-1)
• Denied short-term rental permit for 1219 S. 1st Street (4-2)
• Denied short-term rental permit for 2418 Ridgeview Avenue (6-0)

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to address several property maintenance cases and two street racing appeals. The agenda includes reviews of various addresses throughout the city.

• Property maintenance cases at 659 Curry Court and 823 S. Jackson Street
• Street racing appeal for 1708 Frankfort Avenue
• Street racing appeal for 2505 Brownsboro Rd
• Property maintenance case at 4016 Northumberland Drive

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding public hearings for multiple rezoning and development projects. These items include requests for multi-family housing, commercial changes, and subdivisions across various Louisville Metro districts.

• Mud Lane Apartments: Rezoning from R-4 to R-6 at 3902 Mud Lane
• Friess Old Bardstown: Rezoning from R-4/C-1 to R-6 at 9408 and 9500 Old Bardstown Road
• 8006 National Turnpike Rezoning: Rezoning from R-4 to C-2 at 8006 National Turnpike
• Pulte Cedar Creek Road Subdivision: Rezoning from R-4 to R-5 at 9220 & 9224 Cedar Creek Road
• Terry Road Apartments: Rezoning from R-4 to R-6 at 5127 Terry Road

The Commission recommended zoning changes for the Mud Lane, Pulte Cedar Creek Road, and Terry Road projects. It also approved associated development plans and waivers for these sites. One case was continued indefinitely and another was continued to March 16, 2023.

• Recommended R-4 to R-6 zoning change for Mud Lane Apartments (9-0)
• Approved district development plan for Mud Lane Apartments (9-0)
• Continued Friess Old Bardstown case indefinitely (9-0)
• Continued 8006 National Turnpike Rezoning to March 16, 2023 (7-1)
• Recommended R-4 to R-5 zoning change for Pulte Cedar Creek Road Subdivision (7-1)
• Approved Pulte Cedar Creek Road subdivision, development plan, and drainage waiver (7-1)
• Recommended R-4 to R-6 zoning change for Terry Road Apartments (8-0)
• Approved Terry Road Apartments development plan, connectivity waiver, and height variance (8-0)

Metro Council

The meeting includes discussions on various board appointments and local business incentives. It also features a resolution to initiate an Ethics Commission complaint regarding American Rescue Plan funding. Additionally, the council will review budget transfers for neighborhood funds and infrastructure.

• Resolution to initiate an Ethics Commission complaint against Council Member Anthony Piagentini
• $50,000 appropriation for Newburg Middle School football field repairs
• Local incentives for LDG Multifamily, LLC and Eberspacher North America, Inc.
• $307,478 contract for a trauma assistance and management program
• Transfer of $100,000 from District 7 Neighborhood Development Fund to Capital Infrastructure Fund

Metro Council passed an ordinance requiring organizations receiving city incentives or contracts to report workplace sexual harassment and limit non-disclosure agreements. The council also approved several zoning changes and funding for community projects.

• Approved ordinance requiring sexual harassment reporting and restricting NDAs for city contractors (25-0)
• Approved $10,000 for Mental Health Lou & You, Inc. personnel and speaker costs (24-0)
• Approved zoning and connectivity plan for 4700 S Hurstbourne Parkway (23-0)
• Approved zoning for 4900 S Hurstbourne Parkway, 5119 and 5201 Bardstown Road (22-0)
• Approved $50,000 for Newburg Middle School football field repairs (Consent Calendar)
• Approved $100,000 transfer from District 7 Neighborhood Development to Capital Infrastructure Fund (Consent Calendar)
• Approved $307,478 contract for Crossnore Communities for Children trauma program (Consent Calendar)
• Approved closure of unnamed alleys near S 23rd Street and Maple Street (Consent Calendar)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will conduct a call to order and roll call. The agenda includes a review of the Metro Council Agenda and presidential updates.

• Review of Metro Council Agenda

The meeting was procedural and recorded no substantive decisions. Council President Winkler reviewed the Metro Council agenda and provided administrative updates.

Individual Landmarks Architectural Review Committee

The committee will consider a request for the demolition of the Hogan’s Fountain Pavilion, also known as the Teepee, located at 3112 Scenic Loop in Cherokee Park. The applicant is the Metro Parks & Recreation Department.

• Demolition of the Hogan's Fountain Pavilion (the Teepee) at 3112 Scenic Loop

Development Review Committee

The committee will review multiple requests for development plans and land code waivers across the metro area. Items include a garage addition on South 32nd Street and updates to the Paul’s Fruit Market plan. A request regarding Trinity High School tennis courts was postponed until March 15th.

• Garage addition waivers at 846 South 32nd Street
• Category 2B Development Plan at 101 North 32nd Street
• Revised development plan for Farm Credit Mid-America at 12501 Lakefront Place
• Revised development plan for Carrington Apartments at 9301 Stonestreet Road
• Revised development plan for Paul’s Fruit Market at 4966 US Highway 42

Committee on Committees

The Committee on Committees will consider a resolution regarding an ethics complaint involving ARPA funding and several board appointments. The agenda also includes zoning changes for multiple properties and a request for state legislation concerning firearm destruction.

• Resolution to initiate an Ethics Commission complaint against Council Member Anthony Piagentini
• $6,330 appropriation for District 6 beautification via Luv-It Landscaping
• Zoning ordinance for properties at 768, 810, and 850 Barret Avenue
• Ordinance amending the Metro Ethics Commission lobbying rules
• Resolution calling on the Kentucky General Assembly to enact House Bill 325

The Committee on Committees amended and recommended for approval a resolution to update the Metro Council employee handbook's social media policy. The committee also read several new legislative assignments into the record for other committees.

• Approved amendment to R-010-23 regarding Metro Council social media policy (voice vote)
• Recommended R-010-23 for approval (voice vote)

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board will meet to address multiple property maintenance cases across various addresses. The agenda also includes reviewing street racing violations at two specific locations.

• Property maintenance cases for various locations, including 1815 Chestnut Street and 2119 Dumesnil Street
• Street racing violation cases at 9216 Trentham Lane and 3730 River Road

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The committee will hear an update from Louisville Water Company representatives. The agenda also includes a resolution to oppose the seizure of conservation land for a natural gas pipeline through Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest.

• Louisville Water Company presentation
• Resolution R-014-23 opposing a natural gas pipeline through Bernheim Arboretum

The committee received a presentation from the Louisville Water Company. A resolution opposing the seizure of conservation land for a natural gas pipeline through Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest was held in committee.

• Held R-014-23 (Resolution opposing conservation land seizure for natural gas pipeline)

Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health, and Education Committee

The committee is holding a special meeting via video teleconference. The agenda includes a special discussion regarding the 21st Annual Black History Month Program, titled "Reaffirming Our Diverse Culture."

• Special discussion of the 21st Annual Black History Month Program 'Reaffirming Our Diverse Culture'

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee is reviewing several zoning changes and a subdivision request. These items include commercial rezonings for 7 Brew locations and residential density changes at North English Station.

• Rezoning R-4 to C-1 for 7 Brew at 7609 Bardstown Road
• Rezoning R-5 to C-1 for 7 Brew at 7700 - 7706 Laurel Ridge Road
• Rezoning and variance for LDG North English Station at 1615 North English Station
• Major preliminary subdivision request for Echo Trail East at 1505 Echo Trail
• Rezoning R-4 to PEC for Xebec Tucker Station at 1525 - 1711 Tucker Station Road

Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health, and Education Committee

The Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health, and Education Committee meeting scheduled for February 22, 2023, was cancelled. No items were listed for discussion or action.

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee

The Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee will consider a request for the demolition of a cottage-style single-family home. The project is located at 1236 Rear South 6th Street.

• Proposed demolition of a cottage-style single-family home (Case 22-COA-0270)

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee

The February 22, 2023, meeting of the Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee was cancelled. The scheduled agenda included an ordinance regarding the Office of Inspector General and a TARC Board reappointment.

• Ordinance O-371-22 amending LMCO sections 36.82 and 36.83 regarding the Office of Inspector General
• Reappointment of Carla Dearing to the TARC Board

Planning and Zoning Committee

The Planning and Zoning Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding property rezonings and land development plans. The agenda includes requests to close unnamed alleys and updates to the Land Development Code. Staff will also present an annual report.

• Rezoning of 1920 and 1922 Herr Lane (8.11 acres)
• Closure of unnamed alleys near S 23rd St and Maple St
• Revised development plan for 11905 Dixie Highway (2.19 acres)
• Zoning and connectivity plan for 4700 S Hurstbourne Parkway (19.70 acres)
• Rezoning of 4900 S Hurstbourne Pkwy and Bardstown Road (28.42 acres)

The Planning and Zoning Committee recommended approval for zoning changes at 4700 S Hurstbourne Parkway and 4900 S Hurstbourne Parkway. The committee also approved the closure of unnamed alleys near S 23rd Street and Maple Street. Several other zoning and land development items remained held in committee.

• Recommended approval for alley closures adjacent to 739-749 S 23rd St and 2217-2225 Maple St (7-0)
• Recommended approval for zoning and connectivity plan at 4700 S Hurstbourne Parkway (6-0)
• Recommended approval for zoning at 4900 S Hurstbourne Parkway, 5119 and 5201 Bardstown Road (6-0)
• Held in committee: Zoning at 1920 and 1922 Herr Lane
• Held in committee: Ordinance regarding zoning applications and delinquent taxes
• Held in committee: Revised District Development Plan for 11905 Dixie Highway
• Held in committee: Resolution to review Land Development Code regarding revised development plans
• Held in committee: Resolution to review Land Development Code relating to notices

Public Safety Committee

The Louisville Metro Government Public Safety Committee meeting scheduled for February 21, 2023, was cancelled. No substantive items were listed for discussion or action.

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The committee is reviewing resolutions to grant local incentives to LDG Multifamily, LLC and Purem Novi Inc. The agenda also includes an appropriation for a professional service contract for the Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods.

• Local incentives for LDG Multifamily, LLC (R-002-23)
• Local incentives for Eberspacher North America, Inc. / Purem Novi Inc. (R-004-23)
• $307,478.00 contract for the Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods trauma program (R-011-23)

The Labor and Economic Development Committee recommended three resolutions for approval and sent them to the Consent Calendar. These include local incentives for two companies and a professional service contract for neighborhood trauma assistance.

• Untabled and sent to Consent Calendar: Local incentives for LDG Multifamily, LLC (voice vote)
• Recommended for approval and sent to Consent Calendar: Local incentives for Eberspacher North America, Inc. (voice vote)
• Recommended for approval and sent to Consent Calendar: $307,478.00 contract for Crossnore Communities for Children for a trauma assistance and management program (voice vote)

Public Works Committee

The committee will hold a special discussion concerning MV Transportation, the provider for TARC's paratransit services. No details are provided in the agenda for item ID 23-0211.

• Special discussion regarding MV Transportation (TARC's Paratransit Services Provider)
• Item ID 23-0211

The committee held a special discussion regarding MV Transportation, the provider for TARC's paratransit services. No formal votes or decisions were recorded in the minutes.

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will consider several requests for variances, waivers, and conditional use permits. A public hearing is scheduled regarding noise and explosion complaints at the River Metals Recycling facility. Other items include applications for transitional housing and short-term rentals.

• Public hearing on noise and explosion complaints at River Metals Recycling
• Conditional use permit requests for transitional homes on Dumesnil Street and Olive Street
• Short-term rental permit requests for Coral Avenue, S. Floyd Street, and Sale Avenue
• Variance request for a freestanding sign at 2935 Breckenridge Lane
• Appeal of a zoning enforcement action at 114 East Whitney Avenue

The Board of Zoning Adjustment approved several conditional use permits for transitional homes and short-term rentals. It also granted various property setbacks and sign variances while denying a fence height request and a policy waiver. Two cases were continued to April meetings.

• Approved transitional home CUPs and landscape waivers for 2735 Dumesnil St and 1369 Olive St
• Approved short-term rental CUPs for 196 Coral Ave and 1358 Sale Ave
• Denied short-term rental CUP for 1332 S. Floyd St
• Approved sign area and height variances for 2935 Breckenridge Lane
• Denied fence height variance for 2503 Northwestern Pky (22-VARIANCE-0157)
• Approved accessory structure and fence height variances for 2503 Northwestern Pky (22-VARIANCE-0168)
• Overturned administrative zoning enforcement decision for 114 East Whitney Avenue
• Denied waiver of BOZA Policy 3.02.04 for 2200 Glenview Avenue

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to review several cases involving animal appeals, building permit violations, and engineering violations. The agenda also includes an ABC TOW APPEAL for 6310 PRESTON HIGHWAY.

• ABC TOW APPEAL at 6310 PRESTON HIGHWAY
• ENGINEERING VIOLATION at 207 S. GALT AVENUE
• BUILDING PERMIT VIOLATION at 16502 GLEN LAKES DRIVE
• SOLID WASTE VIOLATION at C1437 HEPBURN AVENUE
• Multiple ANIMAL APPEALS including 3806 BONAVENTURE BLVD

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

The Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission is reviewing various 2022 year-end reports. This includes updates on the Architectural Review Committee, Design Review Overlay Committees, and Standard Design Guidelines. The meeting also covers preservation planning and commission annual reports.

• 2022 ARC Reports
• Design Review Overlay Committees’ 2022 Highlights
• Standard Design Guidelines Update
• Landmarks Commission Preservation Planning Update
• COA Data Break Down

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss updates regarding American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds and spending. The meeting also includes a review of the Metro Council agenda and addresses to the Council.

• Update on American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds and spending
• Review of Metro Council Agenda
• Addresses to Council
• Presidential Updates

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing Plan 2040 and considering several zoning changes. Proposed items include a new subdivision at 11523 Flowervale Lane and rezoning for properties on S Spring St and Mud Ln. A rezoning case for National Turnpike has been continued to March 2, 2023.

• Five-year review of Plan 2040 (Resolution No. 2023-01)
• Binding Element Citation Final Order for 8300 Nash Road
• Flowervale Lane Subdivision plan for 19 buildable lots at 11523 Flowervale Lane
• Rezoning request for Payne Street Bakehouse and Guesthouse at 223 and 225 S Spring St
• Rezoning of 3902 Mud Ln from R-4 to R-6 for Mud Lane Apartments

The Planning Commission approved a 5-year review of Plan 2040 and a binding element citation for 8300 Nash Road. The board approved a preliminary subdivision plan for Flowervale Lane and recommended zoning changes for the Payne Street Bakehouse and 3500 Lees Lane to the Metro Council. Two rezoning cases were continued to March 2, 2023.

• Approved Planning Commission Resolution No. 2023-01 for 5-year Review of Plan 2040 (6-0)
• Approved Binding Element Citation Final Order for 8300 Nash Road (6-0)
• Approved Major Preliminary Subdivision plan and associated variances/waivers for 11523 Flowervale Lane (6-0)
• Recommended zoning change from R-6 and C-1 to C-1 for 223 and 225 S Spring St to Metro Council (6-0)
• Approved Detailed District Development Plan and variances for 223 and 225 S Spring St (6-0)
• Recommended form district and zoning changes for 3500 Lees Lane to Metro Council (6-0)
• Approved Major Preliminary Subdivision and development plans for 3500 Lees Lane (6-0)
• Continued rezoning cases for 8006 National Turnpike and 3902 Mud Ln to March 2, 2023 (6-0)

Metro Council

The Louisville Metro Council will review several items, including appointments to the Jeffersontown Fire Protection District Board and local business incentives. The agenda also includes requests for ethics opinions and various zoning ordinances.

• Transfer of $100,000 from District 2 Neighborhood Development Fund to Capital Infrastructure Fund
• Appropriation of $7,168 for Windemere Place Homeowners Association sidewalk repairs
• Local incentives for Consumer Cellular, Incorporated
• Emergency resolution requesting an ethics opinion regarding ARPA funding
• Zoning changes for properties on Lexington Road and Meridian Avenue

Development Review Committee

The committee will consider six items involving building waivers and development plan revisions. These requests include proposals for a car wash, a storage facility amendment, and various structural changes to existing properties.

• Waiver for an accessory structure at 6714 Old New Cut Road
• Garage addition waivers for 846 South 32nd Street
• Development plan and waivers for 101 North 32nd Street
• Revised development plan for Clean Waves Express Wash at 6208 New Cut Road
• Binding element amendment for Blankenbaker Access Drive Storage Facility

Committee on Committees

The scheduled meeting of the Louisville Metro Government Committee on Committees for February 14, 2023, was cancelled. No specific legislation or business was listed for discussion.

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board met on February 10, 2023, to review several property maintenance cases. The agenda includes inspections and reviews for various addresses regarding property upkeep standards.

• Property maintenance case at 668 Louis Coleman Jr Drive
• Property maintenance case at 3724 Marvin Avenue
• Property maintenance case at 1708 Baird Street
• Property maintenance case at 1828 Esquire Alley
• Property maintenance case at 526 18th Street

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The committee will consider several requests to change zoning for residential and commercial properties. These include proposals for apartments on Mt. Washington Road and Terry Road, as well as commercial changes for 7 Brews locations. One applicant has requested a continuance for the APB Mini Warehouse project.

• Zoning change for Mt. Washington Road Apartments (5604-5616 Mt. Washington Road)
• Zoning change for Terry Road Apartments (5127 Terry Road)
• Zoning change for Friess Old Bardstown (9408 and 9500 Old Bardstown Rd)
• Revised development plan for 9903 Brownsboro Road
• Zoning changes for 7 Brews at 7609 Bardstown Road and Laurel Ridge Road

Budget and Appropriations Committee

The Budget and Appropriations Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding fund transfers and infrastructure appropriations. These include funding for police technology, neighborhood streetlights, and sidewalk repairs across multiple districts.

• $48,150 for nine license plate recognition cameras in District 19
• $11,242.80 for streetlights in the James T. Taylor/Jacob School neighborhood
• $7,168 for sidewalk repair and maintenance at Windemere Place HOA
• $100,000 transfer from District 2 Neighborhood Development Fund to Capital Infrastructure Fund
• $1,100 for the YMCA of Greater Louisville Safety Around Water program

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The Parks and Sustainability Committee will hold a special discussion regarding sustainability updates. Sumedha Rao and Zachary Tyler from the Office of Advanced Planning and Sustainability are scheduled to present.

• Sustainability updates presentation (ID 23-0109)

The committee met to receive a presentation on sustainability updates from the Office of Advanced Planning and Sustainability. No substantive decisions or votes were recorded during the meeting.

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee

The Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee will consider a request to demolish three 1960s apartment buildings. The project aims to create a new 56-space parking lot for Louisville Collegiate School.

• Demolition of apartment buildings at 2354, 2356, and 2358 Grinstead Drive and 2421 and 2423 Glenmary Avenue to create a 56-space parking lot

Clifton Architectural Review Committee

The Clifton Architectural Review Committee is reviewing a request to demolish a single-story, shotgun-style residential building. The project is located at 2051 Payne Street.

• Demolition of a circa 1889, single-story, shotgun style residential building at 2051 Payne Street

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee

The committee is considering a $100,000 contract with the University of Louisville for a merger review study. Members will also review appointments to the Jeffersontown Fire Protection District Board and the TARC Board. An ordinance regarding the Office of Inspector General is also on the agenda.

• $100,000 contract with University of Louisville for a merger review study
• Appointment of Brian Schmitt to Jeffersontown Fire Protection District Board
• Appointment of Mark Ratterman to Jeffersontown Fire Protection District Board
• Reappointment of Carla Dearing to the TARC Board
• Ordinance amending the Office of Inspector General code

The committee approved an amended resolution to fund a merger review study conducted by the University of Louisville Research Foundation, Inc. Two appointments to the Jeffersontown Fire Protection District Board were recommended for approval, while one reappointment was withdrawn.

• Approved amended Resolution R-196-22 for $92,532 merger review study (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of Brian Schmitt to Jeffersontown Fire Protection District Board (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of Mark Ratterman to Jeffersontown Fire Protection District Board (voice vote)
• Withdrew reappointment of Andrew Cozzens to Commission on Public Art (COPA) Board
• Held Ordinance O-371-22 regarding Office of Inspector General in committee
• Held reappointment of Carla Dearing to TARC Board in committee

Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health, and Education Committee

The committee is reviewing a resolution to support Kentucky House Bill 66. This legislation proposes requirements to prevent utility disconnections in vulnerable households.

• Resolution R-008-23: Support of HB 66 regarding utility disconnection prevention

The committee reviewed a resolution supporting Kentucky General Assembly House Bill 66, which aims to create requirements to prevent utility disconnection in vulnerable households. The resolution was recommended for approval and sent to the Consent Calendar.

• Recommended approval of Resolution R-008-23 supporting HB 66 (voice vote)

Public Works Committee

The Louisville Metro Government Public Works Committee meeting scheduled for February 7, 2023, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or acted upon.

Planning and Zoning Committee

The Planning and Zoning Committee is considering several ordinances for property rezonings and street closures. These items include requests for zoning amendments at various locations, including 2297 Lexington Road and 205 Meridian Avenue. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding zoning applications with unpaid delinquent taxes or liens.

• Zoning change for 4.24 acres at 2297, 2301, 2313, and 2345 Lexington Road
• Zoning change for 0.46 acres at 205 and 207 Meridian Avenue
• Closure of an unnamed alley near 205 and 207 Meridian Avenue
• Zoning change for 0.92 acres at 7411 St. Andrews Church Road
• Ordinance regarding zoning applications with unpaid delinquent taxes or liens

The committee recommended for approval five zoning changes and two street closures. Two items regarding a development plan and zoning application processing remained held in committee.

• Untabled zoning for 2297, 2301, 2313 and 2345 Lexington Road (7-0)
• Recommended approval of zoning for 205 and 207 Meridian Avenue (7-0)
• Recommended approval of closure of unnamed alley near 205 and 207 Meridian Avenue (7-0)
• Recommended approval of zoning for 1325 Texas Avenue (7-0)
• Recommended approval of amended zoning for 1008 E Washington Street (7-0)
• Recommended approval of zoning for 7411 St. Andrews Church Road (7-0)
• Untabled and recommended approval of closure of Beargrass Avenue (7-0)
• Held in committee revised district development plan for 11905 Dixie Highway

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The committee will consider resolutions to grant local incentives to Consumer Cellular, Inc. and LDG Multifamily, LLC. It will also review an ordinance requiring organizations receiving Metro benefits or contracts to report workplace sexual harassment.

• Local incentives for Consumer Cellular, Incorporated
• Local incentives for LDG Multifamily, LLC
• Ordinance regarding sexual harassment reporting and NDAs

The committee recommended approval for local incentives for Consumer Cellular, Inc. and untabled an ordinance regarding workplace sexual harassment reporting for government contractors. A resolution for incentives for LDG Multifamily, LLC was tabled.

• Recommended approval of local incentives for Consumer Cellular, Incorporated (voice vote)
• Tabled resolution for local incentives for LDG Multifamily, LLC (voice vote)
• Untabled and recommended approval of ordinance requiring sexual harassment reporting and restricting NDAs for government contractors (7-0)

Public Safety Committee

The Louisville Metro Government Public Safety Committee meeting scheduled for February 7, 2023, was cancelled. No items were presented or discussed.

• No items were heard due to the cancellation of this meeting.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a special evening hearing to consider two development cases. The commission will review a revised development plan for 814 Vine Street and a zoning change request for the Paristown Pointe redevelopment.

• Revised development plan for Cottages on Vine Street at 814 Vine Street
• Zoning change from R-6, OR-2 & C-2 to PDD for Paristown Pointe redevelopment

Board of Zoning Adjustment

This agenda consists of procedural items for the Board of Zoning Adjustment's annual meeting. The primary focus is the election of board officers.

• Election of BOZA officers

The Board of Zoning Adjustment held its annual meeting to elect leadership positions. Three members were voted into officer roles.

• Elected Member Bond as Chairperson (6-0)
• Elected Member Buttorff as Vice Chair (6-0)
• Elected Member Leanhart as Secretary (6-0)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold public hearings on several land use requests. These include conditional use permits for a hospital/medical clinic and an adult care center. The board will also review various variances and short-term rental applications.

• Conditional Use Permit for Hosparus medical clinic at Stonehaven Court and Ephraim McDowell Drive
• Conditional Use Permit for Elderserve adult care center at 631 South 28th Street
• Revised development plan for Speckman Retail Addition at 719 & 721 Speckman Road
• Short-term rental permits for Cawein Way, Rodman Street, and N. Wenzel Street
• Variance request to reduce rear yard setback at 9903 Brownsboro Rd

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to address numerous property maintenance cases. These items involve various addresses throughout Louisville regarding compliance with local property standards.

• Property maintenance case at 600 E. BROADWAY
• Property maintenance case at 4308 LARKWOOD AVENUE
• Property maintenance case at 3713 CAROL ROAD
• Property maintenance case at 3756 PENWAY AVENUE
• Property maintenance case at 3431 GREENWOOD AVENUE

Metro Council

The Louisville Metro Council will meet to vote on filling vacancies in Council Districts 3 and 6. The agenda also includes an ordinance to amend the Eviction Court code and several appointments to local boards and committees.

• Vote on candidates for District 6 and District 3 council seats
• Ordinance amending the Eviction Court code of ordinances
• Swearing in new Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation Commission members
• Appointments to the Jeffersontown Fire Protection District Board
• Reappointments to various Architectural Review Committees

The Metro Council appointed Phillip T. Baker to District 6 and Kumar Rashad to District 3. The council also approved several zoning ordinances, board appointments, and a contract for workplace investigation services.

• Appointed Phillip T. Baker as District 6 Council Member (20 votes)
• Appointed Kumar Rashad as District 3 Council Member (16 votes)
• Approved zoning for 1704, 1806, and 1808 R S Pope Lick Road (23-0)
• Approved zoning for 9710 Preston Highway and associated properties (23-0)
• Approved $20,000 contract with HR Alliance for workplace investigation services
• Approved local incentives for Confluent Health, LLC
• Passed Ordinance 002-2023 amending eviction court code
• Approved 9 performance bonds for various county officials