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👤 Members & officials (8)
Members seen in recent official meeting records — names and roles as published.
Who’s on the Planning Commission Subdivision Items
- Frank Penn
- Ivy Barksdale
- Johnathon Davis
- Judy Worth
- Mike Owens
- Robin Michler
- William Wilson
Who’s on the Urban County Council
- Morton
Recent meetings
Thu Sep 3, 2026
General Government & Planning (GGP) Committee
GGP committee to review drive-thru regulations and Winchester Road study
The General Government & Planning Committee will meet to approve the July 1, 2026 committee summary and discuss three major items: proposed regulations for drive-thru facilities and drive-up windows, the Winchester Road Corridor Study, and updates to data center regulations. The meeting will also include a referral list of items sent to the committee for review.
- Approval of July 1, 2026 GGP Committee Summary
- Drive-Thru Facilities & Drive-Up Windows Regulations (0774-26)
- Winchester Road Corridor Study (0773-26)
- Data Center Regulations updates (0775-26)
- Items Referred to Committee referral list (0103-26)
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Tuesday, September 8, 2026
1:00 PM
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chamber
General Government & Planning (GGP) Committee
Packet
September 8, 2026
General Government & Planning
(GGP) Committee
Packet
Committee Agenda
0776-26
Approval of July 1, 2026 Committee Summary
July 1, 2026 GGP Summary
Attachments:
0774-26
Drive-Thru Facilities & Drive-Up Windows
Drive-Through Facilities & Drive-Up Windows
Regulations for Drive-Through Facilities & Drive-Up Windows
Attachments:
0773-26
Winchester Road Corridor Study
Winchester Road Corridor Study
Attachments:
0775-26
Data Center Regulations
Data Center Regulations
8.14.26 Planning Commission Redline
Attachments:
0103-26
Items Referred to Committee
September Referral List
Attachments:
Adjournment
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
Thu Sep 3, 2026
Planning Commission Subdivision (Sub) Committee
Planning Commission to review three development plans, including Lyndhurst Place and Berry Crest
The Subdivision Committee will review three major development plans, with recommendations from the Technical Committee. Two plans (Lyndhurst Place and Berry Crest) are recommended for approval, while one (Turner Commons) is recommended for postponement. The committee will also consider two waiver requests and several postponed items.
- Lyndhurst Place: multi-family building at 224-230 E. High St., 102 Hagerman Ct., 209-219 Stone Ave., recommended for approval with conditions
- Berry Crest: building and parking layout at 131 & 147 Pasadena Dr. and 2395 Nicholasville Rd., recommended for approval with conditions
- Turner Commons: development at 1409 N. Forbes Rd., 1305-1309 W. Main St., 125 Turner Commons Way, recommended for postponement
- Waiver request for Griffin Gate Center (Clarion Hotel) at 1920-1960 Newtown Pike and 1475 Coleman Ct.
- Waiver request for Bryant Property at 1800 Bryant Rd.
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AGENDA
SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE MEETING
September 3, 2026
8:30 a.m. ET (7:30 a.m. CT), Phoenix Building, 3rd Floor Conference Room
LAND SUBDIVISION TECHNICAL COMMITTEE - The Land Subdivision Technical Committee met on Wednesday,
August 26, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. Committee members in attendance were Vaughan Adkins, Division of Engineering; David
Filiatreau, Division of Traffic Engineering; Eric Sutherland, Brooke Gray, Lane Gilliam, Division of Environmental Services;
Rob Poage, Addressing Office; Cameron Fogle, Division of Waste Management; Hal Baillie, Eve Miller, and Scott
Thompson, Division of Planning; Chris Dent, Bill Warren, and Erik Merlino, Division of Water Quality. Other staff members
in attendance were Daniel Crum, Chris Chaney, Jeremy Young, Cheryl Gallt, and Paula Owens; Brittany Smith and Ella,
Helmuth, Department of Law. The Committee made recommendations on plans as noted.
General Notes:
The following notes automatically apply to all plans listed on this docket (unless a waiver of any section is granted by the
Planning Commission).
1. All preliminary and final subdivision plans are required to conform to the requirements of Article 5 of the Land
Subdivision Regulations.
2. All development plans are required to conform to the requirements of Article 21 of the Zoning Ordinance.
A. MAJOR SUBDIVISION ITEMS AND DEVELOPMENT PLANS
1. FINAL SUBDIVISION PLANS - None at this time.
2. PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLANS - None at this time.
3. D …
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Thu Sep 3, 2026
Planning Commission Subdivision (Sub) Committee
Planning subcommittee to review three development plans, one postponed
The Subdivision Committee will review three major development plans recommended by the technical committee, including a multi-family building near UK campus, a commercial development on Nicholasville Road, and a proposed industrial redevelopment on W. Main Street. One plan is recommended for postponement due to zoning questions. The committee will also consider two waiver requests and several postponed items.
- Lyndhurst Place multi-family building at 224-230 E. High St., 102 Hagerman Ct., 209-219 Stone Ave. — recommended approval, contingent on zone change to B-2A
- Berry Crest commercial development at 131 & 147 Pasadena Dr. and 2395 Nicholasville Rd. — recommended approval, contingent on zone change to B-1
- Turner Commons industrial redevelopment at 1409 N. Forbes Rd., 1305-1309 W. Main St., 125 Turner Commons Way — recommended postponement
- Waiver request for open space standards at Griffin Gate Center (Clarion Hotel), 1920-1960 Newtown Pike
- Waiver request for substantial completion at Bryant Property, 1800 Bryant Rd.
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AGENDA
SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE MEETING
September 3, 2026
8:30 a.m. ET (7:30 a.m. CT), Phoenix Building, 3rd Floor Conference Room
LAND SUBDIVISION TECHNICAL COMMITTEE - The Land Subdivision Technical Committee met on Wednesday,
August 26, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. Committee members in attendance were Vaughan Adkins, Division of Engineering; David
Filiatreau, Division of Traffic Engineering; Eric Sutherland, Brooke Gray, Lane Gilliam, Division of Environmental Services;
Rob Poage, Addressing Office; Cameron Fogle, Division of Waste Management; Hal Baillie, Eve Miller, and Scott
Thompson, Division of Planning; Chris Dent, Bill Warren, and Erik Merlino, Division of Water Quality. Other staff members
in attendance were Daniel Crum, Chris Chaney, Jeremy Young, Cheryl Gallt, and Paula Owens; Brittany Smith and Ella,
Helmuth, Department of Law. The Committee made recommendations on plans as noted.
General Notes:
The following notes automatically apply to all plans listed on this docket (unless a waiver of any section is granted by the
Planning Commission).
1. All preliminary and final subdivision plans are required to conform to the requirements of Article 5 of the Land
Subdivision Regulations.
2. All development plans are required to conform to the requirements of Article 21 of the Zoning Ordinance.
A. MAJOR SUBDIVISION ITEMS AND DEVELOPMENT PLANS
1. FINAL SUBDIVISION PLANS - None at this time.
2. PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLANS - None at this time.
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Thu Sep 3, 2026
Planning Commission Zoning (Sub) Committee
Zoning Committee to consider rezonings for student housing, industrial, and commercial projects
The Lexington Planning Commission's Zoning Committee will review several zoning map amendments and ordinance text updates. New items include a request to rezone properties on E High Street and Stone Avenue for student housing, a rezoning for an industrial redevelopment on W Main Street, and a rezoning for a commercial project on Pasadena Drive. The committee will also consider updates to industrial and downtown zoning ordinances, and will revisit postponed items including rezonings on S Broadway, Tates Creek Road, Athens Boonesboro Road, and Todds Road.
- UP CAMPUS STUDENT LIVING: Rezone 1.134 acres at 226-230 E High St, 209-219 Stone Ave, and 102 Hagerman Ct from R-4/P-1 to B-2A
- TURNER PROPERTY 4: Rezone 2.394 acres at 1305-1309 W Main St from B-1/B-4 to PUD-3, with variances for yard and buffer reductions
- REGENCY HOLDINGS THREE: Rezone 1.185 acres at 131 & 147 Pasadena Dr from R-1C to B-1, with variances and conditional use permit for drive-thru
- ZOTA-26-00009: Update to industrial zones (B-4, I-1, I-2) to modernize regulations
- ZOTA-26-00010: Update to downtown zones to implement Downtown Area Master Plan
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AGENDA
ZONING COMMITTEE MEETING
September 3, 2026
1:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. CT), Phoenix Building, 3rd Floor Conference Room
I.
NEW ITEMS – ZONING MAP AMENDMENTS
a. PLN-MAR-26-00019: UP CAMPUS STUDENT LIVING, LLC – a petition for a zone map
amendment from a Medium Density Residential (R-4) zone and a Professional Office (P-1) zone
to a Downtown Frame Business (B-2A) zone for 1.134 net (1.414 gross) acres for property
located at 226, 228, and 230 E High Street; 209-211, 217, and 219 Stone Avenue; and 102
Hagerman Court.
PLN-MJDP-26-00060: LYNDHURST PLACE BLK D LOTS 12-17 & HAGERMAN COURT
SUBDIVISION (UP CAMPUS – LEXINGTON)
b. PLN-MAR-26-00020: TURNER PROPERTY 4, LLC – a petition for a zone map amendment from
a Neighborhood Business (B-1) zone and a Wholesale and Warehouse Business (B-4) zone to a
Industrial Redevelopment Planned Unit Development (PUD-3) zone for 2.394 net (2.693 gross)
acres for property located at 1305, 1307, and 1309 W Main Street. In addition to the rezoning
request, the applicant is seeking variances to 1) reduce the 20-foot yard along W Main Street to 0
feet and to 2) reduce minimum vehicular use area buffer to 0 feet along W Main Street for a
proposed drive.
PLN-MJDP-26-00063: FITZGERALD AND FULLER ET AL PROPERTY, OAK PARK AND
MELROSE, TURNER PROPERTY & MEADOWTHORPE COMMUNITY BUSINESS CENTER
(TURNER COMMONS)
c. PLN-MAR-26-00021: REGENCY HOLDINGS THREE, LLC – a petition for a zone map
amendment from a Single-Fam …
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Mon Aug 31, 2026
Planning Commission Zoning (Sub) Committee
Zoning Committee to weigh three rezonings, including student housing and industrial projects
The Lexington Planning Commission Zoning Committee will consider three new zoning map amendments, including a request to rezone property near the University of Kentucky for student housing, a request to rezone land on W Main Street for an industrial redevelopment, and a request to rezone property on Pasadena Drive for a neighborhood business with drive-thru. The committee will also review updates to industrial and downtown zoning ordinances, and will take up five postponed rezoning requests. The meeting is scheduled for September 3, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. ET.
- Rezone 1.134 acres at 226-230 E High St, 209-219 Stone Ave, and 102 Hagerman Ct from R-4/P-1 to B-2A for UP Campus Student Living
- Rezone 2.394 acres at 1305-1309 W Main St from B-1/B-4 to PUD-3 for Turner Property 4, with two variances
- Rezone 1.185 acres at 131 and 147 Pasadena Dr from R-1C to B-1 for Regency Holdings Three, with three variances and a drive-thru conditional use permit
- Text amendments to modernize industrial zones (B-4, I-1, I-2) and downtown zones (Articles 8-17, 8-18, 8-19)
- Postponed items include rezonings on S Broadway (5.089 acres), Tates Creek Rd (9.417 acres), Athens Boonesboro Rd (44.80 and 37.15 acres), and Todds Rd (123.13 acres)
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AGENDA
ZONING COMMITTEE MEETING
September 3, 2026
1:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. CT), Phoenix Building, 3rd Floor Conference Room
I.
NEW ITEMS – ZONING MAP AMENDMENTS
a. PLN-MAR-26-00019: UP CAMPUS STUDENT LIVING, LLC – a petition for a zone map
amendment from a Medium Density Residential (R-4) zone and a Professional Office (P-1) zone
to a Downtown Frame Business (B-2A) zone for 1.134 net (1.414 gross) acres for property
located at 226, 228, and 230 E High Street; 209-211, 217, and 219 Stone Avenue; and 102
Hagerman Court.
PLN-MJDP-26-00060: LYNDHURST PLACE BLK D LOTS 12-17 & HAGERMAN COURT
SUBDIVISION (UP CAMPUS – LEXINGTON)
b. PLN-MAR-26-00020: TURNER PROPERTY 4, LLC – a petition for a zone map amendment from
a Neighborhood Business (B-1) zone and a Wholesale and Warehouse Business (B-4) zone to a
Industrial Redevelopment Planned Unit Development (PUD-3) zone for 2.394 net (2.693 gross)
acres for property located at 1305, 1307, and 1309 W Main Street. In addition to the rezoning
request, the applicant is seeking variances to 1) reduce the 20-foot yard along W Main Street to 0
feet and to 2) reduce minimum vehicular use area buffer to 0 feet along W Main Street for a
proposed drive.
PLN-MJDP-26-00063: FITZGERALD AND FULLER ET AL PROPERTY, OAK PARK AND
MELROSE, TURNER PROPERTY & MEADOWTHORPE COMMUNITY BUSINESS CENTER
(TURNER COMMONS)
c. PLN-MAR-26-00021: REGENCY HOLDINGS THREE, LLC – a petition for a zone map
amendment from a Single-Fam …
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Sat Aug 29, 2026
Committee of the Whole (COW)
Committee to review snow/ice plan and 2026 legislative session
The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Committee of the Whole is meeting to receive two presentations: an update on the Snow and Ice Control Plan and a review of the 2026 Kentucky legislative session. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the agenda consists solely of informational items and adjournment.
- Presentation: Snow and Ice Control Plan Progress Report (item 0756-26)
- Presentation: 2026 KY Legislative Session (item 0757-26)
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Governme nt
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Docket
Thursday, August 27, 2026
4:30 PM
Packet
Caucus Room
Committee of the Whole (COW )
Committee Agenda
Committee Agenda
Presentation: Snow and Ice Control Plan Progress Report, August
27, 2026
0756-26
Attachmen ts:
SNOW_ICE PLAN UPDATE COW 082726 Final
0757-26
Presentation: 2026 KY Legislative Session, August 27, 2026
Attachmen ts:
2026 Legislature Presentation (final) .1 . 4897-2640-0202
Adjournment
Fri Aug 28, 2026
Technical Review Committee
Technical Committee reviews 8 final subdivision plans and 3 development plans
The Technical Review Committee will review multiple subdivision and development plans, including eight final subdivision plans for the Clark Property on Deer Haven Lane, and major development plans for properties on South Broadway, Spurr Road, and others. The agenda also includes postponed items from previous meetings. All items are subject to Planning Commission approval by the noted dates.
- Final subdivision plans for Clark Property, Units 4-A through 4-H, at 1551 Deer Haven Lane
- Development plan for J Forbing & Sons and Hayman Subdivision (The Standard at Lexington) at 633 S. Broadway and adjacent streets
- Development plan for Ramsey Sullivan, Phase 3, Lot 3 at 2601 Spurr Road
- Zoning development plan for Lyndhurst Place and Hagerman Court at E. High Street and Stone Avenue
- Postponed item: South Broadway Place & Lynn Grove Addition at 103-119 Burley Avenue and other streets
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AGENDA
TECHNICAL COMMITTEE MEETING
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
8:30 a.m. ET (7:30 a.m. CT) Phoenix Building, 3rd Floor Conference Room
General Notes
The following automatically apply to all plans listed on this agenda unless a waiver of any specific section is granted by the
Planning Commission:
1. All preliminary and final subdivision plans are required to conform to the provisions of Article 5 of the Land Subdivision
Regulations.
2. All development plans are required to conform to the provisions of Article 21 of the Zoning Ordinance.
1.
FINAL SUBDIVISION PLANS
a. PLN-FRP-26-00018: CLARK PROPERTY, UNIT 4-A (11/1/26)* – located at 1551 DEER HAVEN LANE, LEXINGTON, KY
Council District: 12
Project Contact: EA Partners
Planning Contact: C. Gallt
b. PLN-FRP-26-00019: CLARK PROPERTY, UNIT 4-B (11/1/26)* – located at 1551 DEER HAVEN LANE, LEXINGTON, KY
Council District: 12
Project Contact: EA Partners
Planning Contact: C. Gallt
c. PLN-FRP-26-00020: CLARK PROPERTY, UNIT 4-C (11/1/26)* – located at 1551 DEER HAVEN LANE, LEXINGTON, KY
Council District: 12
Project Contact: EA Partners
Planning Contact: C. Gallt
d. PLN-FRP-26-00021: CLARK PROPERTY, UNIT 4-D (11/1/26)* – located at 1551 DEER HAVEN LANE, LEXINGTON, KY
Council District: 12
Project Contact: EA Partners
Planning Contact: C. Gallt
e. PLN-FRP-26-00022: CLARK PROPERTY, UNIT 4-E (11/1/26)* – locat …
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Thu Aug 27, 2026
Urban County Council
Council to set FY2027 property tax rates, hear public comment
The Urban County Council will hold a public hearing and vote on ordinances setting FY2027 ad valorem (property) tax rates for general services, urban services, public health, and soil/water conservation. They will also consider second-reading ordinances on budget amendments, employee position changes, a sick leave bank, and a bike lane parking ban, plus first-reading items including a rezoning on Harrodsburg Rd., $9.74M in bonds, and solar energy system zoning changes.
- Public hearing and second reading of ordinances levying FY2027 ad valorem taxes, including general services rate of $0.075 per $100 real property and public health rate of $0.0243
- First reading: Rezone 4.912 acres at 1770 and 1800 Harrodsburg Rd. from R-1C to B-3
- First reading: Issue $9,740,000 in General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026B
- Second reading: Ordinance to prohibit stopping, standing, or parking in designated bike lanes
- Resolution to execute $3,177,745 in contracts with 30 community agencies for social services
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Thursday, August 27, 2026
6:00 PM
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chambers
Urban County Council
Docket
August 27, 2026
Urban County Council
Docket
I.
Roll Call
II.
Invocation
III.
Minutes of the Previous Meetings
Minutes of the August 13, 2026 Council Meeting.
0724-26
IV.
Presentations
Avory Woolery Day
0745-26
Public Hearing - FY2027 Ad Valorem Taxes
0702-26
V.
Public Comment - Issues on Agenda
VI.
Ordinances – Second Reading
An Ordinance amending certain of the Budgets of the
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government to provide funds for
purchase orders and pre-paid expenses rolling from FY 2026 into
FY 2027, and appropriating and re-appropriating funds, Schedule
No. 4. [Div. of Budgeting, Lueker]
1.
0703-26
An Ordinance amending certain of the Budgets of the
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government to reflect current
requirements for municipal expenditures, and appropriating and
re-appropriating funds, FY 2027 Schedule No. 3. [Div. of
Budgeting, Lueker]
2.
0704-26
An Ordinance amending the authorized strength by abolishing one
(1) classified position of Custodial Worker, Grade 506N, in the Div.
of Aging & Disability Services; abolishing one (1) classified
position of Vehicle and Equipment Technician, Grade 517N, and
abolishing one (1) classified position of Heavy Equipment
Technician, in the Div. of Facilities and Fleet Management;
abolishing one (1) classified position of Plumbing A …
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Thu Aug 27, 2026
Planning Commission - Zoning Items
Planning Commission to consider zone changes, development plans
The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Planning Commission will hold a public meeting to consider land subdivision and zoning items, including development plans and zone map amendments. The agenda includes two major zone change requests: one for a wholesale/warehouse business at 2137 Old Paris Road and another for a mixed-use development on South Broadway. Both items are recommended for postponement due to technical issues and unmet requirements. The meeting will also address postponements, withdrawals, and approval of previous minutes.
- Zone change from R-1B to B-4 for 1.12 net acres at 2137 Old Paris Road (Mt. Laurel Lands Company) - recommended postponement
- Development plan for commercial buildings at 2137 Old Paris Road - 37 requirements not met, recommended postponement
- Zone change from B-4 to B-1 for 5.089 net acres at 1021, 1057, 1059-1069 S. Broadway (South Broadway Project Owner, LLC) - recommended postponement
- Development plan for 262-unit mixed-use building at 1021, 1057, & 1059 S. Broadway (Parker Tobacco Co. Inc.) - requirements not met
- Development plan amendment for patio and parking circulation at 503 S. Upper Street (WML Properties) - recommended postponement
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AGENDA
URBAN COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
LAND SUBDIVISION & ZONING ITEMS
August 27, 2026
I.
CALL TO ORDER - The meeting will be called to order at 1:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. CT) in the Council Chamber,
2nd Floor LFUCG Government Center, 200 East Main Street, Lexington, Kentucky.
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – The July 23, 2026 and July 30, 2026 minutes will be considered at this time.
III. POSTPONEMENTS AND WITHDRAWALS – Requests for postponement and withdrawal will be considered at this
time.
IV. LAND SUBDIVISION ITEMS - The Subdivision Committee met on Thursday, August 6, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. The
meeting was attended by Commission members Ivy Barksdale, Mike Owens, and Judy Worth. Other Committee
members present were Vaughan Adkins, Division of Engineering; and David Filiatreau, Division of Traffic
Engineering. Staff members in attendance were Traci Wade, Daniel Crum, Chris Chaney, Dalton Belcher, Jeremy
Young, Cheryl Gallt, Paula Owens; Lieutenant Brian Morgan, Division of Fire and Emergency Services; Brittany
Smith and Ella Helmuth, Department of Law. The Committee made recommendations on plans as noted.
A. DEVELOPMENT PLANS
1. PLN-MJDP-26-00030: WML PROPERTIES, LLC (TWO KEYS) (AMD) (8/27/26)* – located at 503 S.
UPPER STREET, LEXINGTON, KY
Council District: 3
Project Contact: Barrett Partners, Inc.
Note: The purpose …
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Tue Aug 25, 2026
Budget, Finance & Economic Development (BFED) Committee
Committee to review federal policy impacts on local businesses and government
The Budget, Finance & Economic Development Committee is meeting to approve the June 23, 2026 summary, receive the July 2026 monthly financial update, and discuss the local impact of federal policy on both businesses and local government. The committee will also review items referred to it. This is a regular oversight and discussion meeting, not a final decision-making session.
- Approval of June 23, 2026 committee summary
- Monthly financial update for July 2026
- Discussion of federal policy impact on businesses (KY Chamber report)
- Discussion of federal policy impact on local government
- Review of referred items
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Tuesday, August 25, 2026
1:00 PM
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chamber
Budget, Finance & Economic Development (BFED)
Committee
Docket
August 25, 2026
Budget, Finance & Economic
Development (BFED) Committee
Docket
Committee Agenda
0738-26
Approval of June 23, 2026, Committee Summary
6-23-26 Meeting Summary
Attachments:
0739-26
Monthly Financial Update - July 2026
BFE Financial Review - July 2026
Attachments:
0740-26
Local Impact due to Federal Policy - Businesses
KY Chamber Lexington August 2026
Attachments:
0741-26
Local Impact due to Federal Policy - Local Government
Local Impact of Federal Policy - Government
Attachments:
0742-26
Review of Items Referred
BFED Items Referred
Attachments:
Adjournment
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
Tue Aug 25, 2026
Council Work Session
Council to approve $2.5M animal control contract, $127K USGS gauge deal
The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council will consider a series of budget amendments, new business items, and reports at its August 25, 2026 work session. Key actions include approving contracts for animal control services, USGS stream gauges, and traffic software, as well as accepting grant funds for senior services and wastewater projects. The agenda also includes presentations on the ADA Transition Plan and committee summaries.
- Animal control services contract with Lexington-Fayette Animal Care and Control, LLC for $2,512,545 (FY27)
- USGS agreement for stream flow, water quality, and rain gauges at $127,000
- Q-Free America traffic control software maintenance renewal up to $62,000
- Change Order #6 for New Senior & Therapeutic Center: +$326,485.06 (total $17,532,658.04)
- East Hickman Pump Station Expansion grant amendment: $3,770,202 (federal ARPA funds)
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Tuesday, August 25, 2026
3:00 PM
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chamber
Urban County Council Work Session
Docket
Packet
August 25, 2026
Urban County Council Work Session
Docket
I.
Public Comment - Issues on Agenda
II.
Requested Rezonings/ Docket Approval
III.
Approval of Summary
a
0735-26
Table of Motions: Council Work Session, August 18, 2026
TOM 081826
Attachments:
IV.
Budget Amendments
a
0732-26
Budget Amendments
List Sch0006 FY 2027
Attachments:
b
0730-26
Year End Budget Amendment Request List
BAs August PO 2 into FY27
ORD PO roll FY2027 sch 5
Attachments:
V.
Budget Adjustments - For Information Only
a
0731-26
Budget Adjustments - For Information Only
BADJ Summary Aug 1 - Aug 14, 2026
Attachments:
VI.
New Business
VII.
Communications From the Mayor - Appointments
VIII.
Communications From the Mayor - Donations
IX.
Communications From the Mayor - Procurements
X.
Continuing Business/ Presentations
a
0733-26
Neighborhood Development Funds, August 25, 2026
NDF List 8.25.26
Attachments:
b
0728-26
Council Capital Projects, August 25, 2026
Capital List 8.25.26
Attachments:
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
August 25, 2026
Urban County Council Work Session
Docket
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Summary:
Budget,
Finance,
and
Economic
Development
Committee, June 23, 2026
6-23-26 Meeting Summary
6.23.26 DRAFT PF Ordinance - BFED
Attachments:
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Presentation: ADA Transition Plan
LFUCG FINAL REPORTING PRESENTATION 2 WITH C …
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Tue Aug 25, 2026
Homelessness Prevention & Intervention / Continuum of Care - Full Board Meeting
Thu Aug 20, 2026
Planning Commission Work Session
Winchester Road corridor study, zoning text amendments on agenda
The Lexington Planning Commission will hold a work session to receive updates on the Winchester Road Corridor Study, including existing conditions and public input, and to discuss proposed text amendments to industrial and downtown zoning ordinances. These are discussion items, not final decisions.
- Winchester Road Corridor Study existing conditions and public input update
- Industrial Zoning Ordinance text amendment discussion
- Downtown Zoning Ordinance text amendment discussion
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AGENDA
Planning Commission Work Session
August 20, 2026
1:30 p.m. ET / 12:30 p.m. CT
Phoenix Building 3rd floor Conference Room
I.
Winchester Road Corridor Study Existing Conditions and Public Input Update
Elizabeth Farc, Transportation Planner, WSP (30 minutes)
II.
Industrial Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment
Eve Miller, Senior Planner, Long Range Planning (10 minutes)
III. Downtown Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment
Hal Baillie, Planning Manager, Long Range Planning (15 minutes)
IV. Other Business
V. Adjourn
Wed Aug 19, 2026
Board of Architectural Review
Board to review demolition and new construction in historic districts
The Board of Architectural Review will consider staff approvals for minor work like fencing and roofs, and Certificate of Appropriateness applications for larger projects including demolitions and new construction in several historic districts. They will also hold a conceptual review for an addition and garage, and review the July 2026 minutes.
- 325 Linden Walk: Demolish and construct side/rear additions, new driveway
- 371 Linden Walk: Demolish fire-damaged structure, construct two-story structure
- 533 East Main Street: Construct Parrish Hall, kitchen, connector, ADA ramp, walkways, stairs, retaining walls, planting beds
- 405 West Third Street: Construct parking, fence on retaining wall, walkways, fire pit, landscaping, signage
- 242 South Hanover Avenue: Conceptual review for addition and garage
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BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW
August 19, 2026
AGENDA
Staff Approvals
Ashland Park Historic District
1. 1018 Fontaine Road: Remove deteriorated trees and replace fencing.
Aylesford Historic District
2. 317 Aylesford Place: Replace gutters.
3. 622 East High Street: Replace fencing.
4. 236 Kentucky Avenue: Renovate front entrance.
5. 315 Oldham Avenue: Renovate structure.
6. 319 Oldham Avenue: Renovate structure.
7. 124 Ransom Avenue: Replace roof.
Bell Court Historic District
8. 222 East Bell Court: Renovate structure.
9. 232 East Bell Court: Renew COA.
10. 137 West Bell Court: Renovate chimney.
11. 145 West Bell Court: Install storage shed.
12. 149 West Bell Court: Renovate structure; replace replacement windows.
13. 601 Boonesboro Avenue: Re-new COA to rebuild front porch.
14. 125 Forest Avenue: Renovate structure.
Constitution Historic District
15. 110 Constitution Street: Remove dying water maple.
Mulberry Hill Historic District
16. 343 North Limestone: Replace gate.
Northside Historic District
17. 472 North Broadway Avenue: Renew COA to construct single family structure.
18. 501 North Broadway Avenue: Replace fencing.
19. 485 West Second Street: Replace roof.
Pensacola Park Historic District:
20. 108 Suburban Ct: Install fencing.
21. 149 Wabash Drive: Replace basement windows.
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BOAR Agenda
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Certificate of Appropriateness Applications
Aylesford Historic District
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Tue Aug 18, 2026
Environmental Quality & Public Works (EQPW) Committee
Committee to review traffic calming, street art, and urban forestry updates
The Environmental Quality & Public Works Committee will review updates on the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program, including traffic calming measures, street art, and quick-build projects, as well as changes to the Traffic Engineering Manual. The committee will also receive an update on urban forestry and street trees. The agenda includes approval of the previous meeting's summary and items referred to the committee.
- Approval of June 16, 2026 committee summary
- Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP) update
- Traffic calming - street art and quick builds
- Traffic Engineering Manual updates
- Urban Forestry / Street Tree update
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200 E. Main St
Lexington-Fayette Urban Count y
Lexington, KY 40507
Government
Packet
Environmental Quality & Public Wor ks
(EQPW) Committe e
Tuesday, August 18, 2026
1:00 PM
Council Chamber
Committee Agenda
0388-25
Approval of June 16, 2026 Environmental Quality and Public Works
Committee Summary
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0737-25
Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP) Update
Traffic Calming - Street Art and Quick Builds
Traffic Engineering Manual Update s
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0501-21
Urban Forestry / Street Tree Update
0390-25
Items Referred to Committee
Adjournment
Tue Aug 18, 2026
Council Work Session
Council to consider $9.74M bond issuance and solar zoning changes
The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council work session will review several items, including a $9.74 million general obligation bond issuance, a zoning ordinance for large-scale solar energy systems, and multiple sole-source contracts and agreements. The agenda also includes budget amendments, capital projects, and routine approvals.
- Ordinance authorizing $9,740,000 in General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026B
- Ordinance amending zoning to address large-scale Solar Energy Systems in agricultural zones
- Sole source contract with In-Situ for West Hickman WWTP analyzer service, $54,870
- Sole source contract with Tekton Construction for Cardinal Run North arson repairs, $105,011
- Agreement with NAMI Lexington for Mental Health Court, up to $270,000
bondszoningsolarprocurementbudgetpublic-safetyhomelessness
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Governme nt
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Docket
Tuesday, August 18, 2026
3:00 PM
Packet
Council Chamber
Urban County Council Work Sessi on
I.
Public Comment - Issues on Agend a
Requested Rezonings/ Docket Approva l
Approval of Summary
II.
III.
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Table of Motions: Council Work Session, August 11, 2026
Attachmen ts:
TOM 081126
IV.
V.
Budget Amendments
Budget Adjustments - For Information Onl y
New Business
VI.
VII. Communications From the Mayor - Appointment s
VIII. Communications From the Mayor - Donations
IX.
X.
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Communications From the Mayor - Procurement s
Continuing Business/ Presentation s
0705-26
Council Capital Projects, August 18, 2026
Attachmen ts:
Capital List 8.18.26
Summary: Environmental Quality and Public Works Committee,
June 16, 2026
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Attachmen ts:
June 16, 2026 Environmental Quality and Public Works Committee_summary
ORD Adopting Complete Streets Design Manual
[An Ordinance amending Article 31 of the Zoning Ordinance to
address large-scale Solar Energy Systems (SES) in the agricultural
zones, establish provisions relating to brownfield development, and
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Thu Aug 13, 2026
Planning Commission Subdivision Items
Lexington Planning Commission to review 114-townhome, 480-unit White Farm development
The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on subdivision and development items, including two development plans and two waiver requests. The most significant item is the White Farm development at 3515 Richmond Road, which proposes 114 townhomes and 480 multi-family units; the Subdivision Committee recommends approval subject to conditions. The Commission will also consider a postponed plan for Two Keys at 503 S. Upper Street, which the committee recommends postponing again. No final subdivision plans, preliminary plans, or reapprovals are on the agenda.
- White Farm development: 114 townhomes and 480 multi-family units at 3515 Richmond Road, with waiver for private pump station
- Two Keys (WML Properties) amendment at 503 S. Upper Street: add patio and change parking lot circulation, with waiver for vegetated open space
- Waiver request for open space standards at Griffin Gate Center (Clarion Hotel), 1920-1960 Newtown Pike and 1475 Coleman Court
- Waiver request for open space standards at South Farm Marketplace Lot 1, 4051 Nicholasville Road
- Public Facilities Review for Kentucky American Water 4,800 SF maintenance building at 2300 Richmond Road
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* - Denotes date by which Commission must either approve or disapprove request, unless agreed to a longer time by the
applicant.
AGENDA
URBAN COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SUBDIVISION ITEMS
August 13, 2026
I. CALL TO ORDER - The meeting will be called to order at 1:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. CT) in the Council Chambers,
Urban County Government Building, 200 East Main Street, Lexington, Kentucky.
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – None at this time.
III. POSTPONEMENTS AND WITHDRAWALS - Requests for postponements and withdrawals will be considered
at this time.
IV. LAND SUBDIVISION ITEMS – The Subdivision Committee met on Thursday, July 2, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. The
meeting was attended by Commission members Ivy Barksdale, Mike Owens, and Judy Worth. Other Committee
members present were Vaughan Adkins, Division of Engineering; and David Filiatreau, Division of Traffic
Engineering. Staff members in attendance were Traci Wade, Daniel Crum, Chris Chaney, Dalton Belcher, Jeremy
Young, Cheryl Gallt, Paula Owens; Lieutenant Brian Morgan, Division of Fire and Emergency Services; Tracy
Jones and Ella Helmuth, Department of Law. The Committee made recommendations on plans as noted.
General Notes
The following automatically apply to all plans listed on this agenda unless a waiver of any specific section is granted
by the Planning Commission:
1. All preliminary and final subdivision plans are required to conform to the provisions of Article 5 of the Land
Subdivision …
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Thu Aug 13, 2026
Urban County Council
Council to set property tax rates and approve $3.18M in social service contracts
The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council is holding its regular meeting with a full docket of first-reading ordinances and resolutions. Key items include setting municipal property tax rates for FY 2026-27, approving a $3.18 million package of social service contracts, and a zoning change for a property on Southland Drive. The agenda also includes numerous personnel changes and routine approvals.
- Ordinance to set FY 2026-27 property tax rates (e.g., $.075 per $100 for General Services real property) with public hearing Aug 27
- Resolution to approve 30 social service contracts totaling $3,177,745 for FY 2027
- Zoning change from P-1 to B-1 for 0.684 acres at 500 Southland Dr.
- Ordinance to prohibit parking in bike lanes (Section 18-119)
- Resolution for $519,200 federal grant for ITS/CMS traffic improvements with $129,800 local match
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Thursday, August 13, 2026
6:00 PM
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chambers
Urban County Council
Docket
August 13, 2026
Urban County Council
Docket
I.
Roll Call
II.
Invocation
III.
Minutes of the Previous Meetings
Minutes of the July 1, 2026 and July 2, 2026 Council Meetings
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IV.
Public Comment - Issues on Agenda
V.
Ordinances – First Reading
An Ordinance changing the zone from a Professional Office (P-1)
zone to a Neighborhood Business (B-1) zone, for 0.684 net (1.090
gross) acres, for property located at 500 Southland Dr. (Fox South
LLC; Council District 10). Approval 9-0 (To Be Heard By
September 9, 2026) [Div. of Planning, Duncan]
1.
0650-26
An Ordinance amending certain of the Budgets of the
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government to provide funds for
purchase orders and pre-paid expenses rolling from FY 2026 into
FY 2027, and appropriating and re-appropriating funds, Schedule
No. 4. [Div. of Budgeting, Lueker]
2.
0703-26
An Ordinance amending certain of the Budgets of the
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government to reflect current
requirements for municipal expenditures, and appropriating and
re-appropriating funds, FY 2027 Schedule No. 3. [Div. of
Budgeting, Lueker]
3.
0704-26
An Ordinance amending the authorized strength by abolishing one
(1) classified position of Custodial Worker, Grade 506N, in the Div.
of Aging & Disability Services; abolishing one (1) classified
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Tue Aug 11, 2026
Social Services & Public Safety (SSPS) Committee
Committee to review proposed drag racing ordinance and youth services update
The Social Services & Public Safety Committee will consider a proposed drag racing ordinance, receive updates on youth services and code enforcement, and discuss the Villages Model initiative for Lexington. The agenda also includes approval of the previous meeting's summary and items referred to the committee.
- Proposed Drag Racing Ordinance (0681-26)
- A Caring Place (Villages Model Initiatives for Lexington) (1008-24)
- Equitable Enforcement (Code Enforcement) (0204-25)
- Division of Youth Services Update (0682-26)
- Approval of June 9, 2026 Committee Summary (0349-25)
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Social Services & Public Safety (SSPS)
Committee
Lexington-Fayette Urban County
Government
Packet
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Council Chamber
1:00 PM
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Committee Agenda
0349-25
Approval of June
9, 2026 Social Services & Public Safety
Committee Summary
0681-26
Proposed Drag Racing Ordinance
1008-24
A Caring Place (Villages Model Initiatives for Lexington)
0204-25
Equitable Enforcement (Code Enforcement)
0682-26
Division of Youth Services Update
0355-25
Items Referred to Committee
Adjournment
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Tue Aug 11, 2026
Council Work Session
Council to vote on $3.18M in social service contracts and $900K sewer consulting renewal
The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council will hold a work session to review and likely approve a wide range of items, including budget amendments, appointments, donations, procurement contracts, and new business items. Notable actions include authorizing over $3.1 million in purchase of service agreements for community wellness, youth development, food insecurity, and mental health programs, as well as a $900,000 renewal for sanitary sewer consulting services. The agenda also includes several smaller contracts, grants, and personnel changes.
- Approve $3,177,745 in contracts with 30 agencies for social services (RFP #14-2026, #16-2026, #17-2026, #18-2026)
- Renew contract with Hazen and Sawyer for sewer remedial measures consulting at $900,000
- Accept $159,500 donation from Bluegrass Community Foundation for Cadentown Hamlet construction
- Approve $519,200 KYTC grant for ITS/CMS traffic improvements with $129,800 match
- Create Sick Leave Bank Program (Ordinance Section 21-54) and amend demotion rules (Section 21-26.1)
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Governme nt
200 E. Main St
Lexington, KY 40507
Docket
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
3:00 PM
Packet
Council Chamber
Urban County Council Work Sessi on
I.
Public Comment - Issues on Agend a
Requested Rezonings/ Docket Approva l
Approval of Summary
II.
III.
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Table of Motions: Council Work Session, July 1, 2026
IV.
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Budget Amendments
0688-26
Budget Amendments, August 11, 2026
V.
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Budget Adjustments - For Information Onl y
0689-26
Budget Adjustments, August 11, 2026 - For Information Only
VI.
New Business
VII. Communications From the Mayor - Appointment s
(1) Recommending the reappointment of John Atchison to the
Affordable Housing Governing Board, with a term expiring October
23, 2030;
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(2) Recommending the reappointment of Leah Mason, At large, to
the Board of Health with a term expiring June 30, 2028;
(3) Recommending the appointment of Trudy Rose, LFUCG
Representative, to the Dunbar Neighborhood Center Board, with a
term expiring March 1, 2029;
(4) For Information Only: the appointments by Chief Jason Wells of
Cornelius Johnson, Paramedic Program Student, replacing Philip
Jewel, and David Waters, Fire Representative, filling the unexpired
ter …
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| $64.1M | LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION Department of Defense · IGF::OT::IGF PSP KITS - PRODUCTION, INSTALL, AND TDP |
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| $61.8M | US MEDICAL GLOVE COMPANY L.L.C. Department of Defense · COVID-19 DHHS CAPACITY EXPANSION TO INCREASE CONUS PRODUCTION OF GLOVE |
| $55.4M | LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION Department of Defense · PEO MARITIME LCSM |
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