Lexington, KY

Planning Commission Subdivision Items

The Urban County Planning Commission is reviewing several land subdivision and development requests. Items include a final subdivision plan for Glenmore Farm, Inc., a preliminary subdivision for Lane Allen Park, and a reapproval request for Greendale Hills.

• Final subdivision plan for Glenmore Farm, Inc. at 615 & 625 Gentry Road
• Preliminary subdivision plan for Lane Allen Park, Lots 2 & 3 at 1899 Parkers Mill Road
• Reapproval of Greendale Hills, Unit 3 at 2425 Mulundy Way
• Development plan amendment for WML Properties, LLC (Two Keys) at 503 S. Upper Street
• Development plan for Lexmark International, Section 1, Lots 9 & 10 at 985 Freight Boulevard

Police & Fire Pension Board Meeting

Mayor's Task Force to End Homelessness

Public Arts Commission

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding zoning adjustments for industrial and economic development areas. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions to authorize significant expenditures for inmate medical care, water quality infrastructure, and public works projects.

• Zoning change for 4.355 net acres at Chair Avenue and South Broadway
• Inmate medical and mental health services contract up to $11,835,921
• Water quality infrastructure contract increase of $2,015,935.50
• Deer Haven Park contract increase of $62,800
• New Senior & Therapeutic Center contract increase of $97,324.79

Planning Commission Zoning (Sub) Committee

The Planning Commission Zoning (Sub) Committee is reviewing several zoning map and ordinance text amendments. Discussion includes new regulations for solar energy systems, data centers, and attended donation centers, alongside various property rezoning petitions.

• Zone map amendment for 1770 and 1800 Harrodsburg Road from R-1C to B-3
• Text amendment regarding large-scale Solar Energy Systems in agricultural zones
• Text amendment to regulate attended donation centers
• Text amendment to create regulations for data center uses
• Postponed rezoning petitions for Old Paris Road, S Broadway, Tates Creek Road, and Sir Barton Way

Planning Commission Subdivision (Sub) Committee

The Land Subdivision Technical Committee met to review several proposed land use projects. The committee recommended approval for a subdivision at Gentry Road and a building plan on Freight Boulevard, while postponing a residential subdivision proposal on Parkers Mill Road due to questions regarding stormwater and roadway intersections.

• Final subdivision plan for Glenmore Farm, Inc. at 615 & 625 Gentry Road
• Preliminary subdivision plan for Lane Allen Park, Lots 2 & 3 at 1899 Parkers Mill Road
• Development plan for Lexmark International, Section 1, Lots 9 & 10 at 985 Freight Boulevard
• Development plan for Samuel H. Bryan, Tract 8 (Carnes Property) at 2914 Clays Mill Road

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding zoning adjustments for industrial and economic development areas. The meeting also includes discussions on municipal budget updates and various resolutions to authorize service agreements and contract changes.

• Rezoning of 4.355 net acres at 416-451 Chair Avenue, 441 Hayman Avenue, and 633 South Broadway
• Amendment to allow retail sale of alcoholic beverages accessory to a horse race track
• Ratification of inmate medical and mental health services contract up to $11,835,921
• Change order for Deer Haven Park increasing the contract by $62,800
• Change order for New Senior & Therapeutic Center increasing the contract by $97,324.79

General Government & Planning (GGP) Committee

The General Government & Planning Committee will review several updates including short-term rentals and the Blue Sky Small Area Plan. The committee will also consider items referred to it for discussion.

• Short-Term Rentals Update
• Blue Sky Small Area Plan
• A Sense of Place Update

Urban County Council Work Session

The Urban County Council is reviewing several administrative actions including mayoral appointments to local boards and the acceptance of donations. The session also includes discussions on procurement bids, infrastructure projects, and funding for social services.

• Change order for Town Branch and West Hickman WWTP UV Disinfection: $2,015,933.50 increase
• Agreement with Hope Center, Inc. for street outreach services: $572,795.00
• Emergency Shelter services funding for seven agencies: $2,011,675.00 total
• Construction of 24-unit rental housing at 2760 Meadowsweet Lane: $840,000.00
• Agreement with LexArts for general operating support: $400,000.00

The Urban County Council work session included several administrative items including mayoral appointments, donations, and procurement bids. The docket contains numerous requests for authorizations regarding community grants, infrastructure projects, and social services.

• Proposed reappointment of Joseph Warren to the Board of Health
• Proposed appointment of Sarayarose Brewer to the Carnegie Center for Literacy Board
• Proposed reappointment of Amy Len Dailey to the CASA of Lexington Board
• Proposed reappointment of Lynda Bebrowsky and Cassandra Hockenberry to the Library Board
• Proposed appointment of Kay ’mon Murrah to the Social Services Advisory Board
• Proposed appointment of Councilmember Emma Curtis to the Tree board
• Proposed acceptance of $10,000 donation from Central Bank for One Lexington scholarship
• Proposed acceptance of $1,500 donations from Hazen & Sawyer and Bluegrass Community/KY Community and Technical College System

Council Work Session

The Urban County Council is reviewing various budget adjustments, mayoral appointments to local boards, and several service agreements. Key discussions include funding for public safety, housing projects, and utility infrastructure.

• Change order of $2,015,933.50 for Town Branch and West Hickman WWTP UV Disinfection Project
• $840,000 in HOME funds for 24-unit rental housing at 2760 Meadowsweet Lane
• $572,795 agreement with The Hope Center, Inc. for street outreach services
• $400,000 in funding for LexArts general operating support
• Agreement with University of Kentucky for Waller Avenue widening involving a $200,000 contribution

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing several ordinances including a 2% pay increase for many employees and updates to the Ethics Commission. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions to approve high-value contracts for waste management, water quality, and infrastructure projects.

• Two percent (2.0%) pay increase for various full-time and part-time positions
• $1,939,674 bid for a Materials Recovery Facility Optical Sorter and Robotics
• $814,000 contract renewal with Tetra Tech, Inc. for water quality services
• Zoning change for 4.355 net acres at Chair Avenue and South Broadway
• Increase of Traffic School Guard starting pay to $17.044 per hour

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding staff compensation, commission membership, and land use. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions for various municipal service contracts and infrastructure bids.

• Pay increase of 2% for many full-time and part-time positions
• Increase of Traffic School Guard starting pay to $17.044 per hour
• Zoning change for property at 416, 422-424, 426, 430, 436, 442, and 451 Chair Avenue; 441 Hayman Avenue; and 633 South Broadway
• Waste Management bid for $1,939,674 for a Materials Recovery Facility Optical Sorter and Robotics
• Water Quality bid for $846,000 for the North Elkhorn Force Main Relocation

Urban County Council

General Government & Planning (GGP) Committee

The General Government & Planning Committee will review updates regarding short-term rentals and the Blue Sky Small Area Plan. The meeting also includes a review of 'A Sense of Place' and the July referral list.

• Short-Term Rentals Update
• Blue Sky Small Area Plan
• A Sense of Place Update
• Approval of June 2, 2026 Committee Summary

The provided text is a meeting agenda for the Lexington-Fayette GGP Committee dated July 1, 2026. It lists topics scheduled for discussion, including short-term rentals, the Blue Sky Small Area Plan, and 'A Sense of Place.' No votes, approvals, denials, or substantive decisions are recorded in this document.

• No substantive decisions or vote tallies were recorded in the provided agenda.

Transportation (MPO)

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Committee is reviewing several final and preliminary subdivision plans, development plans, and zoning development plans. The agenda also includes several postponed items for discussion.

• Final subdivision plan for Glenmore Farm, Inc. at 615 & 625 Gentry Road
• Final subdivision plan for Little Beginners Child Development Center at 474 Stone Road
• Final subdivision plan for 40 Acres and the Mule LLC at 246 Warnock Street
• Preliminary subdivision plan for Lane Allen Park, Lots 2 & 3 at 1899 Parkers Mill Road
• Development plan for Wolf Run Industrial Park, Lot 1 at 2262 Frankfort Court

Stormwater Stakeholder Advisory Committee

The committee will review the Complete Streets Manual and discuss riparian and landscape restoration for stormwater management. Presentations will also cover climate change impacts on precipitation and flooding in Kentucky.

• Complete Streets Manual presentation by Kenzie Gleason
• Riparian and Landscape Restoration for Stormwater Management discussion
• Climate Change Impacts on Precipitation and Flooding in Kentucky presentation

Rural Land Management Board

Council Work Session

The Urban County Council is reviewing several administrative items including medical services, construction change orders, and community programs. These items include a large agreement for inmate medical and mental health services and various updates to existing city contracts.

• $11,835,921 agreement with West Kentucky Correctional Healthcare LLC for inmate medical and mental health services
• $231,008.03 contract with Siemens Industry, Inc. for fire suppression services
• $659,800.00 total for Deer Haven Park ADA accessible and multiuse trail soil remediation
• $17,206,172.98 total for the New Senior & Therapeutic Center construction
• $1,250,000.00 total for annual sanitary sewer cleaning and inspection

Budget, Finance & Economic Development (BFED) Committee

The committee will review the May 2026 monthly financial update and an update on the Infrastructure Funding Plan. Discussions include a presentation on a Technology Ecosystem Development internship pilot program and a draft regarding E911 fund revenue sources.

• May 2026 Monthly Financial Update
• Infrastructure Funding Plan Update
• Technology Ecosystem Development Tech Internship Pilot Program Presentation
• E911 Fund Revenue Sources presentation

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing several charter amendments to be placed on the November 2026 ballot regarding council salaries, attendance standards, and a Charter Review Assembly. The agenda also includes various ordinances for personnel changes, pay increases, and animal control standards, alongside resolutions for multiple municipal service contracts.

• Charter amendment: Council member salary cap of $59,987 per annum starting January 2031
• Charter amendment: Establishment of a Charter Review Assembly and permanent advisory board
• Ordinance: Two percent (2.0%) pay increase for all full-time and part-time employees for FY2027
• Resolution: $769,746 for Palmer Engineering preliminary design services for Versailles Rd. Improvement Project
• Resolution: $1,264,384.08 for Fayette County Courthouse Complex facilities management services

Planning Commission Work Session

The Planning Commission will review the first draft of the Downtown Area Master Plan. The session also includes reports on solar work, the Unified Development Code, a Complete Streets Manual, and an asphalt art pilot on Shropshire Ave.

• Downtown Area Master Plan First Draft Presentation
• Solar Work Group Report
• Unified Development Code discussion
• Complete Streets Manual information
• Asphalt Art: Shropshire Ave Pilot

Mayor's Task Force to End Homelessness

Confirmation Hearings: Board of Adjustment and Ethics Commission

Water Quality Fees Board meeting

The Board will review available funds and applications for Class A Neighborhood and Class B Education grants. The meeting includes discussions on director recommendations, public comment, and the status of incentive grants.

• FY 2027 Class A Neighborhood Grant selection
• FY 2027 Class B Education Grant selection
• Incentive Grant status update

Courthouse Area Design Review Board

The board will meet to review applications for authorization permits. There are no staff-approved permits or other board items listed for this session.

• Authorization permit application: 249 West Short Street (Case # 2026_001)

Board of Architectural Review

The Board is reviewing several staff approval items for various historic districts, including structure renovations and tree removals. The agenda also includes Certificate of Appropriateness applications and conceptual reviews for new construction projects.

• Staff Approval: 101 South Hanover Avenue carport renovation
• Staff Approval: 554 Central Avenue roof replacement
• Certificate of Appropriateness: 137 Old Lafayette Avenue garage construction
• Certificate of Appropriateness: 452 West Third Street rear addition
• Conceptual Review: 242 South Hanover Avenue addition and garage

Council Work Session

The Urban County Council is reviewing several administrative actions including a 2% salary increase for eligible employees and the purchase of property at 130 West New Circle Road. The session also includes discussions on workforce development, public safety grants, and community programming.

• Property purchase at 130 West New Circle Road for $400,000
• 2% salary increase for eligible employees and specific leadership positions
• Grant application for a new fire station project up to $12 million
• Purchase of services with Jubilee Jobs for $62,718.42
• Police Training Incentive Grant award up to $4,018,122

Planning Commission Subdivision Items

The Urban County Planning Commission is reviewing several land subdivision items, including a residential group development on Winchester Road. The agenda also includes various waiver requests and a zone map amendment for property on Southland Drive.

• Greendale Hills Unit 3 extension request at 2425 Mulundy Way
• WML Properties, LLC (Two Keys) development plan at 503 S. Upper Street
• Patchen Wilkes, Unit 2, Lot 10 residential development at 1811 Winchester Road
• Tree canopy and open space waivers for 4538 Georgetown Road
• Zone map amendment from Professional Office to Neighborhood Business at 500 Southland Drive

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is conducting a second reading of the FY27 budget. This includes appropriations for various city funds, agencies, and instrumentalities through June 30, 2027. The council is also reviewing the Capital Improvement Program for fiscal years 2027 through 2032.

• Second reading of FY27 budget ordinance 0460-26
• Approval of Capital Improvement Program (FY 2027–2032)
• Funding for the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Tourist and Convention Commission via Transient Room Tax
• Ordinance 0461-26 to pre-fund various components of the FY27 budget

The Council approved the Fiscal Year 2027 budget, including various fund appropriations and the Capital Improvement Program through FY 2032. Additionally, members passed a resolution establishing a moratorium on data center applications and development plans until October 31, 2026. The Council also initiated zoning ordinance amendments to regulate data centers in the county.

• Approved FY 2027 budget and various fund appropriations (15-0)
• Approved Capital Improvement Program for FY 2027 through FY 2032 (15-0)
• Approved moratorium on data center applications and development plans until Oct. 31, 2026 (15-0)
• Initiated zoning ordinance text amendments to regulate data centers (15-0)

Solar Work Group

The Solar Work Group will meet to discuss a proposed amendment to Article 31 regarding Solar Energy Systems. This discussion was initiated by the Urban County Council.

• Discussion of amendment to Article 31: Solar Energy Systems

Social Services & Public Safety (SSPS) Committee

The Social Services & Public Safety Committee will review several items on June 9, 2026. Discussion includes updates to the STREEET Task Force Bike Lane Ordinance and Animal Care & Control Ordinance.

• STREEET Task Force: Bike Lane Ordinance
• Animal Care & Control Ordinance Updates
• Approval of May 5, 2026 Committee Summary

Council Work Session

The Council is reviewing several authorizations including police equipment procurement, solar energy programs, and waste management technology. Items also include sanitary sewer service agreements and various community event contracts.

• Axon Enterprise, Inc. body-worn cameras and equipment: $2,618,504.94
• Machinex Technologies Inc. optical sorter and robotics: $1,939,674.00
• Tetra Tech, Inc. storm sewer program management: $814,000
• Solarize Lexington Program with Solar Energy Solutions: up to $460,000.00
• RouteWare Global, Inc. waste management fleet technology: $380,180.09

Board of Adjustment Meeting

The Board of Adjustment will consider several variance appeals and conditional use permit requests. Items include residential setback and driveway width variances, school parking amendments, and short-term rental permits.

• Variance for front yard setback and driveway width at 3128 Cherry Meadow Path
• Variance for accessory building height increase at 3844 Walhampton Drive
• Conditional use amendment for school parking at 4590 Nicholasville Road
• Short-term rental conditional use permit at 332 E. Lowry Lane
• Drive-through facility conditional use permit at 1419 Newtown Center Way

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing several zoning changes, budget adjustments, and proposed charter amendments. Some charter amendments regarding council salaries, attendance standards, and a review assembly would be placed on the November 3, 2026, ballot.

• Zoning change for 3433 Country Club Dr. from Townhouse Residential to Neighborhood Business
• Zoning change for 3000 Clays Mill Rd. from Single Family Residential to Medium Density Residential
• Zoning change for 456 East High St. from Professional Office to Neighborhood Business
• Public hearing regarding Red Mile Road Tax Increment Financing (TIF) expansion
• Charter amendments regarding council salaries, attendance standards, and a Charter Review Assembly

The Council approved multiple ordinances regarding property rezoning, municipal budgets, and a Red Mile development area expansion. Several resolutions were passed to establish new speed limits and authorize various inter-agency agreements.

• Approved May 28, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning at 3433 Country Club Dr. (12-0)
• Approved rezoning at 3000 Clays Mill Rd. (12-0)
• Approved rezoning at 456 East High St. (12-0)
• Approved FY 2026 Schedule No. 31 budget amendments (12-0)
• Approved Red Mile Development Area expansion (12-0)
• Approved creation of a Plumber position in Parks and Recreation (12-0)
• Approved budget amendment for Streets, Roads, and Code Enforcement (unanimous)

Planning Commission Zoning (Sub) Committee

The Planning Commission Zoning Sub-Committee is reviewing five postponed zone map amendment petitions. These items include requests to change residential, professional office, and wholesale business zones for various properties in Lexington.

• Zone map amendment for 2137 Old Paris Road from R-1B to B-4
• Zone map amendment for 1021, 1057, and 1059-1069 S Broadway from B-4 to B-1
• Zone map amendment for 4865 Tates Creek Road and 4720 Saron Drive from R-1C/R-1D to R-4
• Zone map amendment and four requested variances for 500 Southland Drive from P-1 to B-1
• Zone map amendment and a waiver for 2501 Sir Barton Way from P-1 to R-4

Planning Commission Subdivision (Sub) Committee

The Land Subdivision Technical Committee met to review several development projects and requested waivers. Items include a multi-family residential proposal on Winchester Road and an amendment for commercial buildings on Mulundy Way.

• Development plan for 8 multi-family buildings and 288 units at 1811 Winchester Road
• Tree canopy and open space waiver request for 4538 Georgetown Road
• Commercial access point waivers for Coldstream Research Campus at 1501, 1525, & 1776 McGrathiana Parkway
• Amendment for commercial buildings and parking at 2425 Mulundy Way

Confirmation Hearings: Planning Commission

Public Arts Commission

General Government & Planning (GGP) Committee

The General Government & Planning Committee will review the Artificial Intelligence Policy and sustainability standards for LFUCG buildings. The committee will also consider the April 28, 2026, meeting summary for approval.

• Review of the Artificial Intelligence Policy
• Sustainability Standards for LFUCG Buildings
• Approval of April 28, 2026 Committee Summary

Council Work Session

The Council is reviewing various administrative actions including budget adjustments and new business items. Discussions include infrastructure improvements for Versailles Road, fire service training, and several municipal contracts.

• Purchase of 15 dumpsters for $102,884.79
• Legal Aid of the Bluegrass service agreement for $400,000
• Versailles Road Improvements Project design services for $769,746
• KORE funding of $150,000 for Division of Fire and EMS Quick Response Team
• Fayette County District and Circuit Courthouses maintenance adjustment to $1,264,383.08

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing various ordinances and resolutions including budget adjustments for municipal expenditures and multiple property rezoning requests. The agenda also includes several contract approvals for public safety, infrastructure, and community services.

• Rezoning of 3433 Country Club Dr. from Townhouse Residential to Neighborhood Business
• Rezoning of 3000 Clays Mill Rd. from Single Family Residential to Medium Density Residential
• Rezoning of 456 East High St. from Professional Office to Neighborhood Business
• Bid acceptance for Wilson Downing Intersection Improvements: $688,040.56
• Purchase of a custom fire pumper via Atlantic Emergency Solutions, Inc.: up to $1,343,000

The Council approved several ordinances regarding the Opioid Abatement Commission, the Lexington Children’s Museum, and municipal budgets. Numerous resolutions were passed covering infrastructure bids, utility agreements, and public service contracts.

• Approved May 14, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved ordinance to abolish the Opioid Abatement Commission (15-0)
• Approved ordinance allowing Lexington Children’s Museum directors to serve up to three consecutive terms (15-0)
• Approved FY 2026 budget amendments (15-0)
• Approved utility access agreement with Metro Fibernet, LLC (15-0)
• Accepted $688,040.56 bid from Allen Co., Inc. for Wilson Downing Intersection Improvements (15-0)
• Authorized fire apparatus purchase from Atlantic Emergency Solutions, Inc. not to exceed $1,343,000 (15-0)
• Approved LexTran FY2027 Budget (15-0)

Planning Commission - Zoning Items

The Urban County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use petitions, including a zone change request for 2137 Old Paris Road. The Zoning Committee has recommended postponement of the Mt. Laurel Lands Company request due to technical notice issues.

• Zone map amendment: MT. LAUREL LANDS COMPANY (2137 Old Paris Road) from R-1B to B-4
• Development plan: MT. LAUREL LANDS CO. PROPERTY (2137 OLD PARIS ROAD)
• Zone map amendment: SOUTH BROADWAY PROJECT OWNER, LLC (1021, 1057, and 1059-1069 S. Broadway) from B-4 to B-1

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Committee is reviewing several final subdivision and development plans for various Lexington locations. The agenda also includes reapprovals and postponed items from previous discussions.

• Final subdivision plan for Belldale Addition, Lot 66B at 395 Bassett Avenue
• Final subdivision plan for Masterson Station Center (Citation Village) at 129 Ferndale Pass
• Development plan for Sikura-Justice, Unit 6 at 6400 Polo Club Lane
• Development plan for George West Estate Property at 4538 Georgetown Road
• Development plan for Coldstream Research Campus at 1501, 1525, 1776 McGrathiana Parkway

Rural Land Management Board

Council Work Session

The Council is reviewing various administrative items including budget adjustments and new business. Proposed actions include several speed limit reductions, infrastructure improvements, and various service agreements.

• Renewal of traffic signal maintenance agreement not to exceed $426,000
• Speed limit reductions on Agape Drive, Winthrop Drive, and Kearney Ridge Boulevard
• Installation of four speed humps on Glenn Place for up to $16,400
• Change order for Town Branch WWTP dewatering pump station for $22,890
• Lextran microtransit pilot project in the Northwest zone costing $725,000

Committee of the Whole (COW) - Budget

The Lexington-Fayette Committee of the Whole will review a monthly financial update for April FY2026 and discuss proposed funding priorities for fiscal year 2027. Council members and the mayor will present individual recommendations that outline next year’s planned spending on county services. No final votes are scheduled for this meeting.

• Monthly financial update for April FY2026
• Mayor’s late budget items
• Summary of Link and Council Member recommendations
• Presentations on FY2027 Link report findings
• Individual FY2027 budget recommendations from council members

Planning Commission Work Session

The Planning Commission is holding a work session to review several planning updates. Presentations include the first draft of the Blue Sky project and an update on the Downtown Area Master Plan.

• Blue Sky First Draft Presentation by Sam Castro, TSW Design
• Downtown Area Master Plan Update by Boyd O. Sewe
• Solar Work Group Update by Zach Davis

Solar Work Group

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is reviewing several staff approvals for property maintenance and Certificate of Appropriateness applications. These items include structural renovations, window replacements, and tree removals across multiple historic districts.

• 550 Central Avenue: Replace doors and windows
• 215 Desha Road: Construct two front dormers, one rear dormer, and a rear covered porch
• 265 South Ashland Avenue: Construct side Porte Cochere
• 460 N. Limestone: Refurbish front steps and construct sidewalk curbing
• Tree removals at 444 West Third Street, 137 Lackawanna Road, and 145 Lackawanna Road

Courthouse Overlay Area Design Review Board

The Board will review authorization permit applications and consider the 2026 meeting schedule. Staff will also report on permits approved since August 17, 2022.

• Authorization Permit: 249 West Short Street (Case # 2026_001)
• Postponement: 135-137 North Limestone (Case # 2026_002)
• Proposed 2026 meeting dates: September 16 and November 18

Planning Commission Subdivision Items

The Lexington Urban County Planning Commission will review three development plans and one street design waiver at its May 14 meeting. Staff and the Subdivision Committee are evaluating site layouts, parking circulation, stormwater systems, and open space requirements for properties on Bryant Road, S. Limestone, and Upper Street. These reviews determine whether projects meet local zoning codes, utility capacity standards, and traffic safety requirements before permits are issued. The commission has not yet voted; the Subdivision Committee recommended approval for two plans and postponement for one pending further corrections.

• PLN-MJDP-26-00027: Ever Lexington mixed-use development at 121 Prall St, 118 Montmullin St, and 545, 553, 563 S. Limestone proposes 155 residential units; committee recommends approval with conditions.
• PLN-MJDP-26-00010: Bryant Property amendment at 1800 & 1810 Bryant Road seeks to reconfigure building parking, add an access easement, and request a sidewalk waiver for Lot 3.
• PLN-MJDP-26-00030: WML Properties (Two Keys) at 503 S. Upper Street requests a vegetated open space waiver to add a patio; committee recommends postponement over dumpster access and drainage concerns.
• PLN-WAV-26-00013: Turner Property seeks a street cross-section waiver for industrial local streets at 125 Turner Commons Way, pending staff report.

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing the Mayor's proposed budget and several ordinances regarding zoning and personnel. The agenda includes multiple resolutions for infrastructure projects, including water treatment upgrades and road improvements.

• Zoning change for 38.998 acres at 3515 Richmond Rd
• Zoning change for 2.33 acres at 4184 Todds Rd
• Budget amendments for municipal expenditures and Opioid Abatement Settlement Funds
• Contract with Herrick Co., Inc. for $3,100,250 for water quality coating
• Contract with Pace Contracting, LLC for $424,000 for water treatment replacement

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council approved rezoning changes at Richmond Road and Todds Road to allow higher-density residential development, along with zoning amendments to clarify solar energy rules across various zones. Members also accepted major contracts for West Hickman wastewater treatment upgrades, authorized federal funding for the Wilson Downing intersection improvements, increased first-time homebuyer subsidies to $50,000 per household, and approved the FY 2027 Lexington and Fayette County Parking Authority budget with scheduled fee increases. Several other ordinances received only first reading and were filed for public inspection rather than approved.

• Approved rezoning of 38.998 acres at 3515 Richmond Rd from A-U to R-4 zone (15-0)
• Approved rezoning of 2.33 acres at 4184 Todds Rd to EAR-2 and R-4 zones (15-0)
• Approved FY 2027 LexPark budget with fee increases effective Sept 2026/Jan 2027 (14-1)
• Initiated zoning amendments for solar energy systems permitting and definitions (10-5)
• Increased first-time homebuyer subsidy to $50,000 per household under Home Investment Partnerships Program (15-0)
• Accepted $424,000 bid from Pace Contracting and $3.1M bid from Herrick Co. for West Hickman WWTP projects (15-0)
• Authorized acceptance of $933,600 in federal funds for Wilson Downing Intersection Improvement Project (15-0)
• Approved FY 2026 budget amendments and opioid abatement settlement fund appropriations (15-0)

Police & Fire Pension Board Meeting

Mayor's Task Force to End Homelessness

Council Work Session

The Urban County Council is reviewing several administrative authorizations, including a $1,343,000 fire truck purchase and public art grants. The session also includes discussions on budget amendments, board appointments, and service agreements for downtown and senior center facilities.

• Purchase of a Custom Fire Apparatus Pierce Enforcer Pumper for up to $1,343,000.00
• Art project grant for Gatton Park on the Town Branch totaling $150,000.00
• Memorandum of Understanding with University of Kentucky for Police Training Academy at $928,242.00
• Purchase of nasal Narcan spray through Emergent not to exceed $98,175.00
• Service order with Charter Communications for cable services at 3360 Shillito Park Road for $2,460.00

Board of Adjustment Meeting

The Board of Adjustment will consider several variance appeals and conditional use permit requests. Items include residential setbacks, industrial yard requirements, and un-hosted short term rentals.

• Variance for driveway width increase at 3128 Cherry Meadow Path (postponed to June 8)
• Variance for front yard setback and sign reduction at 854 W. Main Street
• Variance for floodplain setback reduction at 2408 Flying Ebony Drive
• Conditional use permit for school parking area at 4590 Nicholasville Road
• Conditional use permits for un-hosted short term rentals at 2037 Rebel Road and 116 Eastin Road

Planning Commission Zoning (Sub) Committee

The committee will review multiple requests to amend the zoning map for various properties in Lexington. The agenda also includes a proposed text amendment regarding accessory uses at horse race tracks.

• Rezoning 2137 Old Paris Road from R-1B to B-4
• Rezoning 4865 Tates Creek Road and 4720 Saron Drive from R-1C/R-1D to R-4
• Rezoning Chair Avenue, Hayman Avenue, and 633 S. Broadway from I-1/B-4 to C-N
• Rezoning 500 Southland Drive from P-1 to B-1 with several requested variances
• Rezoning 2501 Sir Barton Way from P-1 to R-4

Planning Commission Subdivision (Sub) Committee

Social Services & Public Safety (SSPS) Committee

The Social Services and Public Safety Committee is reviewing updates on various community programs. Discussion topics include Family Services initiatives, periodic code enforcement, and eviction diversion and right to counsel.

• Family Services update including the Family Care Center and HANDS program
• Periodic Code Enforcement update
• Eviction Diversion and Right to Counsel discussion
• Affordable Housing Fund report noting $59 million committed since FY2015

Public Arts Commission

Council Work Session

The Council is reviewing a $375,000 memorandum of understanding for the Rides United transportation pilot project. Additionally, members are considering a utility access agreement for broadband installation at Legacy Business Park.

• $375,000 for the Rides United transportation pilot program with United Way of the Bluegrass, INC.
• Utility Access Agreement with Metro Fibernet, LLC for broadband infrastructure at Legacy Business Park.
• Council Capital Projects presentation regarding neighborhood development and parking authority budgets.

Transportation MPO

Planning Commission Work Session

Technical Review Committee

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding land rezoning and municipal budget adjustments. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions for infrastructure projects, service agreements, and public safety funding.

• Zoning change for 38.998 acres at 3515 Richmond Rd.
• Zoning change for 2.33 acres at 4184 Todds Rd.
• Conditional zoning for 1.16 acres at 532 and 550 South Broadway and 659 Plunkett St.
• $425,900 bid for Town Branch Exterior Window Replacement Project
• $556,074.14 agreement for sanitary sewer infrastructure on Liberty Rd.

The Council approved several ordinances regarding zoning modifications and municipal budget adjustments. Multiple resolutions were passed to authorize various service agreements, infrastructure projects, and contract bids.

• Approved April 16, 2026 meeting minutes (13-0)
• Approved B-3 zoning modification for South Broadway and Plunkett St. (13-0)
• Approved FY 2026 Schedule No. 27 budget amendments (13-0)
• Approved Mefford Contracting, LLC bid for $425,900 window project (13-0)
• Approved storm water management engineering service agreements (13-0)
• Approved Clark County mutual aid agreement (13-0)
• Approved NAC Heavy Highway Inc. contract increase of $49,695.52 (13-0)
• Approved Kentucky Transportation Cabinet sanitary sewer infrastructure agreement up to $556,074.14 (13-0)

Council Work Session

The Urban County Council is reviewing several administrative items including budget amendments and new business authorizations. Proposed actions include approving service contracts for youth programming, water quality, and senior center hardware, as well as road improvement funding.

• $950,000 in total funding for Wilson Downing Intersection Improvements Project
• $250,000 agreement with TSW for a Unified Development Code development
• $50,000 memorandum of understanding with Boys and Girls Club of the Bluegrass
• $154,727.35 purchase of an AEV Trauma Hawk Type II Custom Mobile Health Unit
• Request for up to $400,000 in federal funds for Safe Routes to School pilot initiative

General Government & Planning (GGP) Committee

The General Government & Planning Committee is reviewing proposals from a recent Civic Assembly. These include increasing Council compensation, establishing accountability standards, and implementing mandatory Charter reviews every eight years.

• Proposal to increase Council salary cap to $59,987 effective 2031
• Proposed amendment for public attendance and accountability standards
• Mandatory Citizen Charter Review Assembly every eight years
• Establishment of a standing Charter Review Board

Planning Commission - Zoning Items

The Urban County Planning Commission will consider zoning map amendments and development plans. Items include a request to expand a parking lot at the Anderson Andover Country Club and a proposal for residential units at Clays Mill Baptist Church.

• Rezoning of 0.368 acres at 3433 Country Club Drive from Townhouse Residential to Neighborhood Business to add 26 parking spaces
• Rezoning of 5.45 acres at 3000 Clays Mill Road from Single Family Residential to Medium Density Residential for 5 apartment units
• Conditional use permit request for a place of religious assembly and childcare center at 3000 Clays Mill Road
• Variance request to reduce landscape buffer from 8 feet to 1.7 feet at 3000 Clays Mill Road

Rural Land Management Board

Council Work Session

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council will discuss new business items including vendor agreements, equipment leases, and surplus property transfers. The agenda also covers a proposed amendment to the first-time homebuyer subsidy program and presentations on capital projects and opioid abatement funds. These work session discussions prepare recommendations for formal council action.

• Approve I/O Solutions contract for police promotional process up to $81,000
• Renew CINTAS AED lease at $13,716 annually for three years
• Increase North Elkhorn Pump Station survey contract with Banks Engineering Inc. to $42,400
• Transfer 0.52-acre property at 2002 Family Circle to Liberty Station, LLC for $1.00
• Amend REACH, Inc. HOME agreement to raise first-time homebuyer subsidy to $50,000 per household

Committee of the Whole (COW): FY27 Budget

The Committee of the Whole will review the Mayor's proposed budget for fiscal year 2027. The meeting includes a financial update for the third quarter of fiscal year 2026 and a discussion regarding revenue adoption.

• FY2026 Quarter 3 Financial Update
• FY2027 Mayor’s Proposed Budget
• FY2027 Revenue Adoption Discussion

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing several budget amendments for municipal expenditures. The agenda includes a first reading for a zoning modification at South Broadway and Plunkett Street, alongside numerous resolutions for infrastructure, public safety, and community service contracts.

• Zoning modification for 532 and 550 South Broadway and 659 Plunkett St.
• Bid acceptance of $127,375 for disc golf course concrete tee pads and sign posts.
• Bid acceptance of $425,900 for Town Branch exterior window replacement.
• Sanitary sewer infrastructure agreement with Kentucky Transportation Cabinet up to $556,074.14.
• Construction change order for New Senior & Therapeutic Center totaling $17,108,848.19.

The Council approved several resolutions including a $127,375 contract for disc golf course improvements and a $547,828.28 change order for the New Senior & Therapeutic Center. Multiple ordinances were approved or received first readings regarding municipal budgets and zoning. Several other resolutions were placed on file for public inspection.

• Approved March 26, 2026 Council Meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2026 Schedule No. 26 budget amendment (15-0)
• Approved $127,375 contract for disc golf course tee pads and sign posts (14-0)
• Approved sanitary sewer conveyance agreement with Jessamine South Elkhorn Water District (14-0)
• Approved Ky. 911 Service Board grant application for Solacom Guardian System (14-0)
• Approved $20,000 maximum contract for Senior and Therapeutic Recreation Center storage (14-0)
• Approved $547,828.28 change order for New Senior & Therapeutic Center construction (14-0)
• Approved $300,000 federal grant application for hate crimes interview course (14-0)

Planning Commission Work Session

The Planning Commission will review the Winchester Road Corridor Study and an update to the Downtown Area Master Plan. The session also includes a discussion on Economic Development zoning ordinance amendments and motion procedures.

• Winchester Road Corridor Study introduction
• Downtown Area Master Plan update
• Economic Development (ED) Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment
• Update on Planning Commission Motion Procedures

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is reviewing several staff approvals for maintenance and tree removals across various historic districts. Additionally, the board will consider Certificate of Appropriateness applications for structural additions and modifications.

• Staff approval for window and door replacements at 550 Central Avenue
• Staff approval for tree removals at 444 West Third Street, 137 Lackawanna Road, and 145 Lackawanna Road
• Certificate of Appropriateness for two front dormers and one rear dormer at 215 Desha Road
• Certificate of Appropriateness for a side Porte Cochere at 265 South Ashland Avenue
• Certificate of Appropriateness for sidewalk curbing at 460 North Limestone

Social Services & Public Safety (SSPS) Committee

The Social Services & Public Safety Committee reviewed a report on the Affordable Housing Fund and the Lexington Mobile Market. The meeting included updates on youth violence prevention and nonprofit programming.

• Affordable Housing Fund total commitments of $59,021,902
• SLFRF allocation of $17,126,790 for affordable housing units
• The Lofts at Woodland development at 530 East High Street
• Wellington Park Apartments at 3125 Dorchester Place
• Freedom Senior Apartments at 3743 Red River Drive

Council Work Session

The Urban County Council is reviewing various administrative actions, including engineering agreements, utility infrastructure costs, and budget adjustments. Items include water main installations, storm water management, and several contract modifications.

• Authorization for Kentucky American Water infrastructure at Legacy Business Park for $1,410,241.00
• Approval of KYTC sanitary sewer infrastructure relocation at $556,074.14
• Change order for West Hickman WWTP tank cleaning and sludge disposal totaling $144,381.52
• Authorization for engineering services for storm water management projects with multiple firms
• Agreement for the New Senior & Therapeutic Recreation Center including a $547,828.28 change order

Board of Adjustment Meeting

The Board of Adjustment is scheduled to review multiple zoning appeals involving setbacks, driveway widths, and fence heights. These items include requests for commercial signage, residential yard adjustments, and industrial buffer modifications.

• Sign setback variance at 1565 McGrathiana Parkway
• Rear yard and driveway width variances at 644 Chestnut Street
• Side street side yard setback variance at 6970 Grimes Mill Road
• Front yard setback variance for a circular driveway at 1711 Lakewood Lane
• Buffer and screening variances at 419 Chair Ave

Water Quality Fees Board

The board will receive a status update regarding Incentive Grant programs. The meeting includes a tour of Stormwater Quality Project Incentive Grant projects.

• Incentive Grant Status Update
• Tour of Stormwater Quality Project Incentive Grant Projects

Planning Commission Subdivision Items

The Commission will consider several land subdivision and preliminary development requests. Items include a lot subdivision on Briar Hill Road, a residential layout on Winchester Road, and a development project involving Locust Pointe Way.

• Final subdivision of 4810 Briar Hill Road into two lots
• Preliminary subdivision for 42 single-family homes at 1811 Winchester Road
• Preliminary development plan for the Fister Property at 150 & 151 Locust Pointe Way and 114 Mt. Tabor Road

The Planning Commission approved several land subdivision items including the Thomas & Ann Asbury property. A wireless communication facility tower application was postponed until May 14, 2026.

• Approved performance bonds and letters of credit (8-0)
• Postponed Briar Hill South Wireless Communication Facility to May 14, 2026 (8-0)
• Approved Thomas & Ann Asbury property final subdivision plan (8-0)
• Approved lot frontage waiver for Thomas & Ann Asbury property (8-0)

Police & Fire Pension Board Meeting

Public Arts Commission

Planning Commission Zoning (Sub) Committee

The Planning Commission Zoning Committee is reviewing several petitions for zone map amendments across Lexington. These include requests to change residential, office, and warehouse zones to neighborhood business zones, as well as a request for religious assembly and childcare use.

• Zone amendment for 3433 Country Club Drive from Townhouse Residential to Neighborhood Business
• Zone amendment, conditional use permit, and variance for 3000 Clays Mill Road
• Zone amendment and landscape variances for 456 East High Street
• Zone amendment for 1021, 1055, 1057, and 1059-1069 S. Broadway from Wholesale/Warehouse to Neighborhood Business
• Text amendment to modify the Economic Development (ED) zone

Planning Commission Subdivision (Sub) Committee

The Land Subdivision Technical Committee met to review several subdivision and development plans. The committee made recommendations for approval subject to various technical conditions regarding drainage, traffic, and environmental requirements.

• Final subdivision of 4810 Briar Hill Road into two lots
• Preliminary subdivision of 1811 Winchester Road for 42 single-family residential units and one HOA lot
• Development plan for The Maxwell at 201 E. Maxwell involving a sidewalk waiver and rooftop pergola
• Zoning development plan for 3433 Country Club Drive regarding a new parking area and revised layout
• Zoning development plan for Clays Mill Baptist Church at 3000 Clays Mill Road to depict five residential units

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing several ordinances and resolutions including a ground lease for a solar project at Haley Pike Landfill. The agenda also includes budget adjustments, departmental reorganizations, and various service agreements.

• Ground lease with Social Impact Solar LLC for 357 acres at Haley Pike Landfill ($30,345 base lease)
• Ordinance to transfer Division of Engineering and Division of Building Inspection to Dept. of Planning and Preservation
• Purchase of service agreement for bomb technician training ($60,000)
• Agreement with Eastern Kentucky University for student field placements
• Grant acceptance from Ky. Transportation Cabinet for Traffic Safety Program ($231,310)

The Council approved an amended resolution for a solar photovoltaic project at the Haley Pike Landfill. The amendment requires the Community Benefits Agreement to return to Council alongside the Industrial Revenue Bond. The final vote was 10-3.

• Approved March 12, 2026, Council Meeting Minutes (unanimous)
• Approved stormwater control maintenance manual ordinance (13-0)
• Approved Shaker Dr. public way dedication ordinance (13-0)
• Approved FY 2026 Schedule No. 25 budget ordinance (13-0)
• Approved Dept. of Housing Advocacy and Community Development accountant position (13-0)
• Approved Mayor’s International Affairs Advisory Commission membership reduction ordinance (13-0)
• Approved reorganization of Engineering and Building Inspection divisions (13-0)
• Approved amended Haley Pike solar project ground lease resolution (10-3)

Planning Commission - Zoning Items

The Urban County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use petitions, including a residential development on Chilesburg Road. The Zoning Committee has recommended postponement of the Chilesburg Road request pending further information regarding community design and transportation goals.

• Ball Homes, Inc. zone change: Agricultural-Rural to Expansion Area Residential for 12.35 acres at 451 Chilesburg Road
• Shuck & Tucker Development Plan: Proposed 67 attached single family residential units at 451 Chilesburg Road
• Legacy Trail, LLC zone change: Agricultural Urban to Corridor Business for 12.64 acres at 1170 Newtown Pike

Rural Land Management Board

Technical Review Committee

Budget, Finance & Economic Development (BFED) Committee

The Budget, Finance & Economic Development Committee will review the February 2026 monthly financial update and an update on the Opioid Abatement Fund. The agenda also includes a draft of the Lexington Digital Accessibility Plan.

• February 2026 Monthly Financial Update
• Opioid Abatement Fund Update
• Lexington Digital Accessibility Plan Draft
• Approval of February 24, 2026, Committee Summary

Council Work Session

The Urban County Council is reviewing several administrative actions, including budget adjustments and new service agreements. Proposed items include a reorganization of city divisions and various contract authorizations for public safety and community services.

• Joyland Area Storm Drainage Project contract increase of $104,954.31
• Authorization for $228,000 for Hope Center Detention Center Recovery Program services
• Authorization for $300,000 annual cost for Fayette Public County Schools Day Treatment Services
• Transfer of Division of Engineering and Division of Building Inspection to Department of Planning and Preservation
• Authorization for $40,100.47 for fire monitoring and suppression services from Seimens Industry, Inc.

Planning Commission Work Session

The Planning Commission is conducting a work session to review several long-range planning initiatives. Topics include the Winchester Road Corridor Study, the Downtown Area Master Plan, and an update on the Complete Streets Manual.

• Winchester Road Corridor Study introduction
• Downtown Area Master Plan update
• Complete Streets Manual update and timeline
• Residential Zoning Lab Report review
• Update on Planning Commission Motion Procedures

Board of Architectural Review

Social Services & Public Safety (SSPS) Committee

The Social Services & Public Safety Committee will review the February 17, 2026, meeting summary. The agenda also includes year-end updates for ONE Lexington and Partners for Youth.

• ONE Lexington 2025 Year-end Update
• Partners for Youth Update

Council Work Session

The Urban County Council is reviewing several administrative items including a public safety advertising campaign and contract adjustments. The agenda also includes requests for federal transportation planning funds and student placement agreements.

• Public safety recruitment video advertising at local movie theaters for $13,000
• Change order for New Senior & Therapeutic Center air leakage testing for $8,000
• Agreement with University of Louisville Kent School of Social Work and Family Science
• Federal funds application for FY 2027 Transportation Planning Activities totaling $1,190,672
• Lexington Police Department hiring and training expense reimbursement contract

Planning Commission Subdivision Items

The Commission will consider several land subdivision and preliminary development items. These include a final plan for Patchen Wilkes, an extension request for Spring Lake, and amendments for the Interstate Service Center and Beaumont Forest.

• Final subdivision plan for Patchen Wilkes, Unit 1, Phase 2 at 1811 Winchester Road
• One-year extension request for Spring Lake at 2300 Sandersville Road
• Amendment for Interstate Service Center at 1943 & 1951 Stanton Way
• Preliminary development amendment for Beaumont Forest, Unit 2, Lots 2 & 3 at 2400 & 2401 Greatstone Point
• Preliminary development plan for Fister Property at 150 & 151 Locust Pointe Way and 114 Mt. Tabor Road

The Planning Commission approved several land subdivision and development plans, including a final plan for Patchen Wilkes. The Commission also granted re-approvals for the Spring Lake and Interstate Service Center projects.

• Approved performance bonds and letters of credit (10-0)
• Approved Patchen Wilkes, Unit 1, Phase 2 final subdivision plan (10-0)
• Re-approved Spring Lake development plan (10-0)
• Re-approved Interstate Service Center, Unit 3, Lot 1 & Unit 6, Lot 1 amendment (10-0)

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing ordinances regarding carbon monoxide detector requirements in existing buildings. The agenda also includes several resolutions for equipment purchases, land leases, and grant acceptances.

• Ordinance for carbon monoxide detector installation in existing buildings
• Rezoning of 3.267 acres at 2914 Clays Mill Rd. to Mixed Low Density Residential (R-2)
• Purchase of a Pierce Enforcer Heavy Duty Rescue Pumper for $1,960,731
• Solar lease agreement for 357 acres at Haley Pike Landfill with Social Impact Solar LLC
• Acceptance of a $990,202 supplemental grant for East Hickman Pump Station expansion

The Council postponed a resolution regarding a ground lease for a solar photovoltaic project at the Haley Pike Landfill until March 26, 2026. Several ordinances were approved, including updates to fire prevention and property maintenance codes regarding carbon monoxide detection. Multiple resolutions authorizing various community fund agreements and equipment purchases were also approved.

• Approved February 26, 2026 Council Meeting Minutes (unanimous)
• Approved ordinance for carbon monoxide detection standards in existing buildings (14-0)
• Approved ordinance for carbon monoxide detection standards in single/multi-family dwellings (14-0)
• Approved rezoning of 2914 Clays Mill Rd. to Mixed Low Density Residential (14-0)
• Approved rezoning of 118 Montmullin St. and surrounding properties to Neighborhood Business (14-0)
• Approved FY 2026 Schedule No. 24 budget amendments (14-0)
• Approved Masterson Station Park Advisory Board membership changes (14-0)
• Tabled Haley Pike Solar Lease resolution until March 26, 2026 (unanimous)

Homelessness Prevention & Intervention Board/Continuum of Care - Full Board Meeting

Mayor's Task Force to End Homelessness

Police & Fire Pension Board Meeting

Council Work Session

The Urban County Council is reviewing various administrative actions including budget adjustments and new business items. Discussion topics include educational partnerships for fire services, baseball sponsorships, and courthouse roof funding.

• Reduction of Friends of Wolf Run, Inc. grant from $53,020 to $44,515.76
• Lexington Baseball Sponsorship Agreement with Temerity Baseball Team for $24,000
• Acceptance of $231,310 in federal funds for the Traffic Safety Program
• Contract extension with Risk Management Services Company not to exceed $419,600 for FY27
• Courthouse roof replacement project involving up to $4,169,764.28 in state funding

General Government & Planning (GGP) Committee

The General Government & Planning Committee will review amendments to Article 31 regarding Solar Energy Systems. The meeting also includes a discussion on the Planning & Development Study recommendations.

• Amendments to Article 31 Solar Energy Systems
• Efficiencies in Our Development Process
• Planning & Development Study: Recommendations 8 & 10

Board of Adjustment Meeting

The Board is considering several zoning appeals and conditional use permits, primarily regarding un-hosted short-term rentals. Staff recommends disapproval for two variance requests involving spacing requirements in Agricultural Rural zones, while recommending approval for several other residential short-term rental and rehabilitation home uses.

• Variance request: reduce short-term rental spacing from 1 mile to 2,580 feet at 4421 Georgetown Road
• Variance request: reduce short-term rental spacing from 1 mile to 450 feet at 3512 Rosalie Road
• Conditional use permit: un-hosted short-term rental at 3152 Cottontail Lane
• Conditional use permit: un-hosted short-term rental at 817 Hidden Stream Drive
• Conditional use permit: rehabilitation home at 319 Duke Road

Stormwater Stakeholder Advisory Committee

The Lexington Stormwater Stakeholder Advisory Committee will review its December minutes and consider updates on several environmental projects. Presentations are scheduled for an iTree site assessment at Fayette County Public School locations, a redevelopment grant project at 1000 Delaware, and the Dry Weather Screening Program. The committee will also address amendments to its 2026 meeting schedule.

• Approval of December 5, 2025 meeting minutes
• iTree site assessment presentation for Fayette County Public School locations
• Infill/Redevelopment Incentive Grant Project update at 1000 Delaware
• Dry Weather Screening Program updates
• Amendment to the 2026 SSAC meeting schedule

The Stormwater Stakeholder Advisory Committee met to review previous minutes and receive a presentation on tree canopy assessments at Fayette County Public Schools. The committee's primary action was the unanimous approval of the December 5, 2025, meeting minutes.

• Approved December 5, 2025, meeting minutes (unanimous)

Planning Commission Subdivision (Sub) Committee

The Land Subdivision Technical Committee met to review several subdivision and development plans. The committee made recommendations for approval or postponement based on engineering, traffic, and planning requirements.

• Final subdivision plan for Patchen Wilkes, Unit 1, Phase 2 at 1811 Winchester Road
• Preliminary development plan for Beaumont Forest, Unit 2, Lots 2 & 3 at 2400 & 2401 Greatstone Point
• Preliminary development plan and waiver request for Fister Property at 150 & 151 Locust Pointe Way and 114 Mt. Tabor Road
• Preliminary development plan amendment for Bryant Property at 1800 & 1810 Bryant Road

Planning Commission Zoning (Sub) Committee

The Planning Commission Zoning Committee is considering several zone map amendments for residential and business properties. The agenda also includes postponed rezoning petitions and a proposed text amendment to the Economic Development zone.

• Rezoning 38.998 acres at 3515 Richmond Road from Agricultural Urban to Medium Density Residential
• Rezoning 2.33 acres at 4184 Todds Road to Expansion Area Residential-2 and Medium Density Residential
• Postponed rezoning of 12.35 acres at 451 Chilesburg Road
• Postponed rezoning and variance request for 12.64 acres at 1170 Newtown Pike
• Postponed revision of conditional zoning for 1.16 acres at 532 & 550 S. Broadway and 658 Plunkett Street

Public Arts Commission

Council Work Session

The Council is reviewing several administrative actions including a new contract for solid waste management and professional service agreements. Items include bomb technician training for the Division of Police and a master plan for Parks and Recreation.

• Amendment to Solid Waste Management Plan to include Republic Services contract
• Purchase of services from Point One USA, LLC for police bomb technician training up to $60,000
• Professional service agreement with Perez Planning and Design for 2028 Parks and Recreation Master Plan for $442,500
• Corrective Action Plan and $5,000 fine for West Hickman Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Release of a sanitary easement at 3855 Fountainblue Lane

Planning Commission - Zoning Items

The Urban County Planning Commission will review a request for a zone change and development plan for 67 townhomes at 451 Chilesburg Road. The commission will also consider a text amendment regarding the Economic Development zone.

• Zone map amendment for 12.35 acres at 451 Chilesburg Road (Ball Homes, Inc.)
• Development plan for 67 townhomes at 451 Chilesburg Road (Shuck and Tucker Property)
• Zone map amendment to revise conditional zoning at 532 & 550 S. Broadway and 658 Plunkett Street
• Text amendment to modify the Economic Development (ED) zone (Cowgill Development, LLC)

Urban County Council

The Urban County Council is reviewing ordinances regarding carbon monoxide detector requirements and several property rezoning requests. The agenda also includes numerous resolutions for contract approvals, equipment purchases, and infrastructure bids.

• Ordinance to require carbon monoxide detectors in existing buildings
• Rezoning 2914 Clays Mill Rd. from Single Family Residential to Mixed Low Density Residential
• Rezoning 118 Montmullin St. and surrounding properties to Neighborhood Business
• Purchase of exercise equipment from Design2Wellness for $175,576.45
• Bid acceptance for East Vine Street Retaining Wall by Lagco, Inc. for $474,477

The Council approved a budget amendment for FY 2026 municipal expenditures. Multiple resolutions were passed regarding equipment purchases, construction bids, and service agreements.

• Approved February 12, 2026, meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2026 Schedule No. 23 budget amendment (15-0)
• Approved Truck-A-Palooza space agreement ($389.16) (15-0)
• Approved Design2Wellness exercise equipment purchase (not to exceed $175,576.45) (15-0)
• Approved ESO Solutions, Inc. record management amendment (not to exceed $42,451.50) (15-0)
• Approved Lagco, Inc. East Vine Street Retaining Wall bid ($474,477) (15-0)
• Approved C & R Asphalt, LLC Meadowbrook Park Parking Lot bid ($135,900) (15-0)
• Approved A Caring Place, Inc. Village Model expansion (not to exceed $50,000) (15-0)

Transportation Policy Committee (MPO)

Rural Land Management Board

Budget, Finance & Economic Development (BFED) Committee

The Budget, Finance & Economic Development Committee will review the January 2026 monthly financial update. The agenda also includes a LexArts arts and cultural economy audit and a presentation regarding the VisitLex Tourism Improvement District.

• January 2026 Monthly Financial Update
• LexArts Arts and Cultural Economy Audit
• VisitLex Tourism Improvement District review

Police & Fire Pension Board Meeting

Public Arts Commission

Rural Land Management Board

Budget, Finance & Economic Development (BFED) Committee

The committee will review the FY26 Quarter 2 financial update and the Annual Comprehensive Financial Review. Discussion includes an infrastructure funding plan and an annual review of committee referrals.

• FY26 Quarter 2 Financial Update
• Annual Comprehensive Financial Review (ACFR)
• Infrastructure Funding Plan
• Annual Review of Committee Referrals

Police & Fire Pension Board Meeting

Water Quality Fees Board

The board will conduct an election of officers and review the Incentive Grant Program. The agenda includes updates on the status of the program and a period for resident comments.

• Election of Officer(s)
• Incentive Grant Program Overview and Update
• Resident comments regarding the Incentive Grant Program

The Board elected David Lowe as Chairman and Bill Sallee as Vice Chairman. Members also approved the October 9, 2025, meeting minutes with a correction regarding a member's service start date.

• Elected David Lowe as Chairman (unanimous)
• Elected Bill Sallee as Vice Chairman (unanimous)
• Approved October 9, 2025, meeting minutes with corrections (unanimous)

Public Arts Commission