Louisville public meetings in 2022

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is reviewing several property use requests and variances. These include applications for medical clinics, a residential treatment center, and outdoor alcohol consumption. The board will also hear an appeal regarding a denied retail license.

• Conditional Use Permit for Baptist Health Freestanding Emergency Room at 7702 Bardstown Road
• Modified Conditional Use Permit for a residential transitional treatment center at 431 E. St. Catherine Street
• Conditional Use Permit for outdoor alcohol sales and consumption at 117 St. Matthews Avenue
• Variance request for Zoom Group at 4545 Taylorsville Road regarding setbacks
• Appeal of a denied retail license for a smoking retail store at 3333 Bardstown Road

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is meeting to review old and new business. The agenda includes hearings for eight animal appeals at various addresses.

• Animal appeal: 6500 OAK VILLAGE DRIVE
• Animal appeal: 7906 JUDGE BLVD
• Animal appeal: 4108 MORGAN JAYMES DRIVE
• Animal appeal: 6794 BRITANY OAK DRIVE
• Animal appeal: 2111 ARNOLD PALMER BLVD

Committee of the Whole

The Committee will recognize outgoing Council members and Mayor Greg Fischer. The meeting includes a presentation regarding the Parks For All Action Plan. Public addresses to the Council are also scheduled.

• Recognition of outgoing Council members and Mayor Greg Fischer
• Presentation on the Parks For All Action Plan (R-189-22)
• Addresses to Council

Metro Council

The Metro Council will recognize outgoing members and review several board appointments. The agenda also includes ordinances for neighborhood development funds and resolutions regarding the 2023 budgets for the Jefferson County Sheriff and Clerk.

• $10,000 for LMPD crime prevention in District 26
• $15,000 for Beechwood Park outdoor classroom in District 8
• $15,000 for emergency winter home repairs in District 4
• Approval of the Jefferson County Sheriff’s 2023 budget
• Request for an audit of LMPD records retention compliance

Planning Commission

The Louisville Planning Commission is reviewing several zoning changes and development plans. This includes a request to waive deed restrictions for demolishing properties on Fern Creek Road and a parking waiver for a restaurant in St. Matthews. Two items were continued to future meetings.

• Request to waive deed restrictions for demolition at 9123 & 9127 Fern Creek Road
• Revised development plan for Thieneman E Orell at 11905 Dixie Hwy
• Parking waiver request for Senora Arepa Restaurant at 117 St. Matthews Avenue
• Zoning change and variance request for 205 & 207 Meridian Avenue
• Request for an unnamed alley closure near 205 & 207 Meridian Avenue

Development Review Committee

The committee will consider several requests, including a revised development plan for Locust Creek Apartments involving land disturbing activity on steep slopes. The agenda also includes building design waivers and plat amendments for various local projects.

• Revised development plan for Locust Creek Apartments at 18501 Shelbyville Road
• Building design waiver for TK Silver Ice Storage at 1200 Logan Street
• Revised development plan for Chick-Fil-A Drive Thru Restaurant at 962 Breckenridge Lane
• Parking waiver for Urban League Apartments at 1521 W Broadway
• Building design waiver for Klondike Lane Retail at 3606 ½ Klondike Lane

Committee on Committees

The Committee on Committees is reviewing legislation assigned from other committees, including an ordinance to address underbudget American Rescue Plan projects. The committee is also considering several new appointments to local boards and a resolution for the 2023 meeting schedule.

• Ordinance to reappropriate American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding for underbudget projects
• Ordinance amending Louisville/Jefferson County Eviction Court code
• Reappointment of Matthew Harrell to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board
• New appointments to the Tree Advisory Committee and Juneteenth Jubilee Commission
• Resolution establishing the 2023 Metro Council meeting schedule

VAPStat Joint Meeting

This special meeting of the Urban Renewal & Community Development Agency includes the election of officers and approval of minutes from October 10, 2022. The agenda also covers VAP success and an annual report.

• Election of officers
• Approval of October 10, 2022, URC minutes
• Presentation of Annual Report

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to discuss various property maintenance cases. These items involve reviewing compliance at several addresses across the city. The agenda does not list specific outcomes or proposed penalties for these locations.

• Property maintenance case: 668 Louis Coleman Jr Drive
• Property maintenance case: 3016 Kentucky Street
• Property maintenance case: 337 Glendora Ave
• Property maintenance case: 200 Freeman Ave
• Property maintenance case: 4622 Valley Station Road

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing an ordinance regarding camping on Metro property, camping in parks, and the obstruction of sidewalks. They are also considering a resolution to urge the implementation of the Parks for All Action Plan recommendations.

• Ordinance O-263-22 regarding camping and sidewalk obstruction
• Resolution R-189-22 urging implementation of the Parks for All Action Plan

Committee on Equity and Inclusion

The Committee on Equity and Inclusion will hold special discussions regarding equity progress. Representatives from the Office of Management and Budget and Resilience & Community Services are scheduled to present departmental updates.

• Office of Management and Budget equity update (ID 22-1760)
• Resilience & Community Services equity update (ID 22-1752)

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee is reviewing several zoning and development requests. These include rezonings for the Paristown Pointe redevelopment and Mt. Washington Road Apartments. The committee will also consider a development plan for the Goodwill Opportunity Campus.

• Rezoning request for Paristown Pointe Urban Government Center at 768, 810 & 850 Barret Avenue
• Rezoning from R-4 to R-7 for Mt. Washington Road Apartments
• Review of Category 3 Development Plan for Goodwill Opportunity Campus at 2820 W Broadway
• Simultaneous rezoning hearings for 4700 and 4900 S Hurstbourne Parkway
• Rezoning and outdoor storage permit request for Second Nature Lawn Care at 7411 St. Andrews Church Road

Budget Committee

The committee will consider resolutions to approve the 2023 budgets for the Jefferson County Sheriff and the Jefferson County Clerk. The agenda also includes an ordinance to reallocate American Rescue Plan funds from compliance and reporting to premium pay.

• Resolution approving the Jefferson County Sheriff’s 2023 Budget (R-185-22)
• Resolution approving the Jefferson County Clerk’s 2023 Budget (R-186-22)
• Ordinance to transfer American Rescue Plan funds from compliance and reporting to premium pay (O-365-22)

Appropriations Committee

The Louisville Metro Appropriations Committee is reviewing several funding requests for neighborhood improvements. These items include street lighting, sidewalk repairs, and community program support across multiple districts.

• $180,000 for the design and installation of a playground at Windsor Park
• $75,570.60 for additional lighting in District 3 and an LG&E contract
• $82,401 for street light installation throughout District 23
• $50,000 for sidewalk repairs throughout District 19
• $15,000 for emergency winter repairs for homeowners in District 4

Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee

The committee will receive a presentation from David Snyder of New Directions regarding ID 22-1758. It will also consider two resolutions to honor George E. Fischer and Governor Paul E. Patton.

• Presentation by New Directions (ID 22-1758)
• Resolution dedicating the corner of East Witherspoon Street and North Floyd Street as “George E. Fischer Way”
• Resolution honoring Governor Paul E. Patton for his contribution to the Kentucky Center for African American Heritage

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee

The scheduled meeting of the Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee on December 7, 2022, was cancelled. No business was conducted or decided upon during this session.

• Request for after-the-fact approval of an approximately 8ft wood privacy fence at 1460 S. 3rd Street

Planning and Zoning Committee

The committee will review Planning Commission decisions regarding the Aiken Road concrete plant and Old Heady Road townhomes. The agenda also includes several ordinances for property rezoning and new rules for applications with delinquent taxes.

• Review of revised development plan for 13905 Aiken Road
• Review of revised development plan for Old Heady Road townhomes
• Zoning change for 6500 Forest Cove Lane and 7301 River Road
• Zoning change for 4301 Westport Road
• Ordinance regarding zoning applications with delinquent taxes or liens

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee is reviewing an ordinance regarding the administration of rental housing registration. The committee will also consider a resolution to transfer surplus property at 3907 Bardstown Road. Additionally, the Metro Air Pollution Control District will provide a presentation on odors.

• Ordinance O-182-22 regarding rental housing registry administration and enforcement
• Resolution R-093-22 to transfer surplus property at 3907 Bardstown Road
• Ordinance O-308-22 updating code references for donation drop-off bins
• Presentation by Metro Air Pollution Control District regarding odors

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The committee is reviewing several items including the establishment of a lodging management district and new development areas. The agenda also includes resolutions for business incentives and a contract for a zoo exhibit.

• Public hearing for Greater Louisville Lodging Management District
• Ordinance requiring sexual harassment reporting by Metro contractors
• Establishment of the 811-823 West Main Street Development Area
• Local incentives for ISCO Industries, Inc. and Process Solutions and Services, Inc.
• $100,000 contract for a Lego display at the Louisville Zoo

Government Oversight and Audit Committee

The committee is reviewing several appointments and reappointments to various local boards and commissions. The agenda also includes a request for an audit of Louisville Metro Police Department records retention and a $100,000 contract for a merger review study.

• Resolution requesting an audit of LMPD's compliance with records retention requirements
• $100,000 contract for a merger review study with the University of Louisville
• Ordinance amending the Louisville Metro Code regarding the Office of Inspector General
• Appointments to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board
• Appointment of Brian Davis to the Bardstown Road Overlay District Board

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is considering several requests for variances and conditional use permits. These include proposals for an outdoor athletic facility, multiple short-term rentals, and building setback adjustments.

• Conditional Use Permit for Arrowhead Disc Golf Course at 7300 Scenic Trail
• Short term rental permit request for 4126 Roosevelt Ave
• Variance for yard area size at 2011 Esperanza Way
• Boarding and lodging house permit for 1309 Dixie Highway
• Appeal of a zoning enforcement decision at 114 East Whitney Avenue

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is reviewing a series of new property-related cases. These items involve various addresses across the city for enforcement consideration.

• Property case at 2321 Kentucky St
• Property case at 3361 Peachtree Ave
• Property case at 1440 2nd St
• Property case at 2901 Dumesnil St
• Property case at 1008 Walter Ave

Committee of the Whole

This meeting consists of procedural items, including a review of the December 1, 2022, Metro Council agenda. The committee will also hear addresses to the council and receive presidential updates.

• Review of Metro Council Agenda
• Addresses to Council
• Presidential Updates

Metro Council

The Metro Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding budget transfers and tax amendments. The agenda also includes various appointments and reappointments to local boards and commissions.

• Reallocating $1,400,000 from the Fiscal Court Building Demolition Project to existing capital projects
• Transferring $129,225 to Riverview Park Master Plan Improvements
• Ordinance prohibiting certain economic discrimination in connection with housing
• Amending transient room taxation rules
• Transferring $185,000 from the District 23 Capital Infrastructure Fund to the Neighborhood Development Fund

Planning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings regarding zoning changes for South Pope Lick Residential and Commerce Crossings II. The agenda also includes a waiver request for a vehicle storage building on East Washington Street and a street closure for One Park North.

• Rezoning of 1704, 1806, and 1808 R S Pope Lick Road
• Zoning change for Commerce Crossings II at 9710 Preston Highway
• Waiver request for a vehicle storage building at 1534 E Washington Street
• Rezoning of Lexington Avenue properties to PDD
• Closure of an unimproved portion of Beargrass Avenue

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is meeting to consider a waiver request for the Shawnee Apartments project. The committee will also review and approve minutes from the November 16, 2022, meeting.

• Waiver request for Shawnee Apartments (4137-4139 W Broadway)
• Approval of November 16, 2022, DRC minutes

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review requests for property changes, including a new carriage house at 1311 Everett Ave. Other proposals include converting a church into 19 apartments and demolishing three buildings for a 56-space parking lot.

• New carriage house construction at 1311 Everett Ave.
• Adaptive reuse of a church for 19 units at 1140 Cherokee Road.
• Demolition of three apartment buildings for a 56-space parking lot.

Committee on Committees

The Committee on Committees is reviewing several legislative items, including a request to audit LMPD records retention compliance. The agenda includes various ordinances to allocate neighborhood development funds for street lights, park improvements, and crime prevention. The committee will also consider new appointments to local boards and councils.

• Requesting an audit of LMPD's compliance with records retention requirements
• Allocating $82,401 for street light installation in District 23
• Approving a $100,000 contract for a merger review study
• Reviewing development plans for properties on Aiken Road and Old Heady Road
• Allocating $75,570.60 for additional lighting in District 3

Bardstown Road/Baxter Avenue Corridor Review Overlay District Committee

The committee will review a request for construction changes at 1331 Bardstown Rd. The proposal includes building a full second story addition, a glass storefront, and a one-story addition with a rooftop terrace on the front façade.

• Case 22-OVERLAY-0021: Proposed second story addition and rooftop terrace at 1331 Bardstown Rd.

Planning Commission

This special meeting of the Louisville Metro Planning Commission consists of procedural items. The commission will consider the approval of minutes for 22-ZONE-0004.

• Approval of minutes for 22-ZONE-0004

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold public hearings on several property variances and short-term rental permits. The agenda also includes an appeal regarding a retail license for a smoking store. Additionally, the board will review the 2023 meeting calendar.

• Variance for a grocery store setback at 10201 Brownsboro Road
• Short-term rental permits for six different properties
• Variance for a second story addition at 1446 S. Hancock St.
• Variance for a fence height increase at 513 Macon Ave
• Appeal of a denied smoking retail store license at 3333 Bardstown Road

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is reviewing several new business items. The agenda includes multiple animal-related cases and one SWMS case at various addresses.

• Animal case at 905 Lydia St
• Animal case at 1843 Heaton Rd
• SWMS case at 652 38th St
• Animal case at 1606 Lincoln Ave
• Animal case at 222 36th St

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is reviewing an ordinance regarding camping on metro property and in metro parks. The meeting also includes a presentation about a structure in Cherokee Park.

• Ordinance O-263-22: Amendments to LMCO regarding camping in metro parks and on metro property
• Ordinance O-263-22: Amendments regarding obstruction of sidewalks and public ways
• Presentation on a structure in Cherokee Park (ID 22-1646)

Committee on Equity and Inclusion

The Committee on Equity and Inclusion will hold special discussions regarding equity updates from the Louisville Metro Police Department and Public Works. These presentations are part of an ongoing equity review process.

• LMPD equity update presentation
• Public Works equity update presentation

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding fund transfers and tax amendments. This includes approving new rounds of American Rescue Plan funding and reallocating money from a demolition project to other capital works.

• Transfer $129,225 to Riverview Park Master Plan Improvements
• Transfer $8,846.72 to Westport/Herr Lane Improvements Project
• Approval of seventh round of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding
• Reallocate $1,400,000 from Fiscal Court Building Demolition to existing projects
• Amendments to transient room taxation and revenue commission rules

Planning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings regarding zoning changes for residential projects in Middletown and Louisville Metro. The agenda also includes an update on the Land Development Code reform and a final order for 4701 Commerce Crossings Drive.

• Zoning change from R-4 to OR-3 for Buckingham at Ochsner (200, 250 & 13309 Urton Lane)
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-5A for Bull Run Townhomes (1920 & 1922 Herr Lane)
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-6 for Echappe and Pirouette (423 Echappe Lane & 9418 Pirouette Avenue)
• LDC Reform Update discussion
• Final Order for 4701 Commerce Crossings Drive

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

The commission will review the Design Guideline Update Process during a business session. Public hearings are also scheduled for appointments to several Architectural Review Boards, including Butchertown, Cherokee Triangle, Clifton, Old Louisville, and Parkland.

• Design Guideline Update Process discussion
• Butchertown ARC appointments
• Cherokee Triangle ARC appointments
• Clifton, Old Louisville, and Parkland ARC appointments
• Landmarks Commission appointments

Appropriations Committee

The committee is considering several proposals to allocate funds for local community projects and repairs. These items include neighborhood development grants, sidewalk maintenance, and road repaving. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding delays in the payment of appropriated funds.

• $30,468.25 for repaving Young Avenue from 32nd Street to Louis Coleman Jr. Drive
• $22,447 for sidewalk repairs in Glenmary Reserves subdivision
• $185,000 transfer from District 23 Capital Infrastructure Fund to Neighborhood Development Fund
• $10,000 for repairs at the Iroquois Park equine area
• $5,756.68 for sidewalk repairs at 1300, 1340, and 1341 Trinity Park Drive

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will review resolutions regarding police equipment and donations. This includes an agreement with KOHS for rifle replacements and a furniture donation from the US DEA. The committee will also receive an update on the opioid settlement.

• Resolution for $178,716 to purchase and replace SWAT team rifles
• Acceptance of $70,000 in surplus furniture from the US DEA
• Opioid settlement update

Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee

The committee will discuss updates to the Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund. It will also consider a resolution for the Tax Delinquency Diversion Program and ordinances regarding Juneteenth recognition and economic discrimination in housing.

• Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund updates
• Ordinance recognizing June 19th as 'Juneteenth National Freedom Day'
• Resolution designating census blocks for the Tax Delinquency Diversion Program
• Ordinance prohibiting certain economic discrimination in housing practices

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review several requests for district development plans and waivers. These include proposals for a grocery store on Brownsboro Road and an emergency room on Bardstown Road. The committee will also consider minor plat amendments and building design waivers.

• Proposed grocery store with outlots at 10201 Brownsboro Road
• Baptist Health freestanding emergency room at 7702 Bardstown Road
• Glenmary Club detailed district development plan at 10200 Glenmary Farm Drive
• Waiver for encroachments and a drive aisle at 1209 and 1211 W Broadway
• Billtown Road commercial development at 6503 Billtown Road

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee is reviewing an ordinance to update rental housing registration enforcement. The committee will also consider a $70,000 grant for Old Bardstown Road realignment and the transfer of surplus property at 3907 Bardstown Road.

• Ordinance O-182-22 regarding rental housing registration enforcement
• Resolution R-093-22 to transfer surplus property at 3907 Bardstown Road
• Resolution R-175-22 for a $70,000 grant for Old Bardstown Road realignment
• Ordinance O-339-22 regarding the Waste Management District Board
• Presentation on the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

Planning and Zoning Committee

The committee will consider several ordinances for rezoning properties across Louisville Metro. The agenda also includes updates to the Land Development Code regarding outdoor dining and rules for applications with delinquent taxes.

• Rezoning of approximately 21.8 acres at Manslick Road and 3rd Street Road (O-330-22)
• Rezoning of approximately 6.61 acres at 4922 Brownsboro Road (O-319-22)
• Rezoning of approximately 9.76 acres at 6500 Forest Cove Lane and 7301 River Road (O-335-22)
• Ordinance regarding zoning applications with delinquent taxes or liens (O-113-22)
• Amendment to the Land Development Code regarding outdoor dining (O-332-22)

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding business procurement and contract reporting requirements. Members will also discuss establishing a new development area on West Main Street and a lodging management district. Additionally, the committee will consider various professional service contracts for public health and corrections.

• Ordinance to require good faith efforts in procurement from businesses hiring persons convicted of a crime
• Ordinance requiring contractors receiving Metro incentives to report sexual harassment
• Establishment of the 811-823 West Main Street Development Area
• $73,050 contract with University of Louisville for a health economist
• $100,800 contract with Incipio Workforce Solutions, LLC for employer branding services

Government Oversight and Audit Committee

The Government Oversight and Audit Committee will consider various individuals for positions on local boards and commissions. The agenda includes multiple reappointments to the Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission and the Human Relations Advocacy Board.

• Appointment of David Allgood to the Commission for Persons with Disabilities
• Reappointment of Matthew Michaud to the Extension Board
• Multiple reappointments to the Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission
• Reappointment of Andrew Cozzens to the Commission on Public Art (COPA) Board
• Reappointment of Carla Dearing to the TARC Board

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings for two rezoning cases in Louisville Metro. The proposals involve changing zoning classifications and include detailed district development plans.

• Rezoning of 4700 S Hurstbourne Parkway from R-4 to R-7
• Rezoning of 4900 S Hurstbourne Parkway and Bardstown Road properties from R-4 & C-2 to R-6, C-1 & C-2

Labor and Economic Development Committee

This session was designated as a training and test meeting only. The agenda featured previously passed or adopted legislation, including items regarding Whiskey Alley and library contracts. A special discussion on COVID-19 economic impact was also listed.

• Ordinance for an Entertainment Destination Center in the Whiskey Alley area
• Overdrive, Inc. library contract amendment up to $1,250,000
• Transfer of surplus property at South Fourth Street to SLS Management, LLC
• Siemens Industry, Inc. fire detection equipment contract for $50,000
• Local incentives for Interapt, LLC

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board will meet via video teleconference on November 11, 2022. The agenda includes the approval of minutes and several new business items regarding various property cases.

• Property case: 2709 Hale Ave
• Property case: 3809 Bank St
• Property case: 1111 32nd St
• Property case: 1124 32nd St
• Property case: 2722 Portland Ave

Committee of the Whole

This meeting consists of procedural items and a review of the Metro Council agenda. It also includes presidential updates and scheduled addresses to the Council.

• Review of the November 10, 2022, Metro Council Agenda
• Addresses to Council scheduled for November 10, 2022

Metro Council

The Metro Council is reviewing several ordinances and resolutions regarding local infrastructure and land use. The agenda includes decisions on street closures, park naming, and budget transfers. The council will also consider various appointments to local commissions.

• Funding for Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) grant opportunities
• Boundary adjustment for the SoBro Planned Development District
• Closure of portions of Old Taylorsville Road and Enterprise Drive
• Transfer of $3,799.80 within District 6 funds
• Naming of Windsor Park and Alberta Jones Park

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will consider several land use requests. These include landscape and site design waivers, an alley closure, and two rezoning applications. The items involve properties on Taylor Blvd, Meridian Avenue, and Mud Lane.

• Landscape and site design waivers for a proposed office at 4127 Taylor Blvd
• Closure of an unnamed alley near 205 & 207 Meridian Avenue
• Rezoning from R-5 to R-6 for the Fultz Meridian Avenue project
• Rezoning from R-4 to R-6 for Mud Lane Apartments at 3902 Mud Ln

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning change at 4301 Westport Road. The proposal seeks to transition the property from R-4 to C-M zoning.

• Rezoning of 4301 Westport Road from R-4 to C-M for self storage

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review two requests for property modifications in Old Louisville. These include a proposal for garage demolition and new carriage house construction, as well as an after-the-fact request for a chain-link gate.

• Garage demolition and carriage house construction at 1330 S. 2nd St.
• After-the-fact chain-link gate installation at 115 W. Ormsby Ave.

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board is reviewing several applications for variances and conditional use permits. These include requests for a private club, outdoor alcohol sales at a restaurant, and short-term rentals. Some items, such as the Brownsboro Road grocery store variance, have been continued to a later date.

• Conditional Use Permit for Glenmary Club at 10200 Glenmary Farm Drive
• Outdoor alcohol sales and live entertainment permit for 1000-1008 Goss Avenue
• Commercial kennel permit for Happy Hounds Doggy Daycare at 201 Park Place Drive
• Porch encroachment variance at 420 Cherrywood Road
• Short-term rental permits for Swan St, S. 6th St, and Radiance Road

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is meeting via video teleconference to address new business items. The agenda includes several property-related cases and one case regarding a demolition.

• Property case at 2743 Main St
• Demolition case at 917 Southwestern Pkwy
• Property case at 116 19th St
• Property case at 1211 Forest Dr
• Property case at 229 26th St

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing an ordinance regarding camping in Metro parks and the obstruction of public ways. Members are also considering resolutions for a 2040 net zero greenhouse gas emissions target and the naming of two new parks.

• Ordinance O-263-22 regarding camping on Metro property and sidewalk obstruction
• Resolution R-157-22 for a 2040 net zero greenhouse gas emissions target
• Resolution R-164-22 to name a new park 'Windsor Park'
• Resolution R-171-22 to name a Maple Street park after Alberta Jones

Committee on Equity and Inclusion

The Committee on Equity and Inclusion will hear presentations regarding equity updates from Facilities and Fleet Management, Civic Innovation and Technology, and the Office for Women. These items are scheduled as special discussions.

• Facilities and Fleet Management equity update (ID 22-1548)
• Civic Innovation and Technology equity update (ID 22-1549)
• Office for Women equity update (ID 22-1550)

Budget Committee

The committee will discuss the status of American Rescue Plan funds and proposed projects. It will also review ordinances for sixth and seventh rounds of ARP funding. Other items include premium pay for fire and EMS employees and METCO loan fund updates.

• Sixth and seventh rounds of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding
• Premium pay for Suburban Fire and EMS employees
• Release of federal interest in the METCO revolving loan fund
• Funding for Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) grants

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing for Case 22-LDC-0006, which proposes amendments to the Louisville Metro Land Development Code related to outdoor dining. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from October 18 and October 20, 2022.

• Public hearing for Outdoor Dining LDC Amendments (Case 22-LDC-0006)
• Approval of October 18, 2022, meeting minutes
• Approval of October 20, 2022, meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a special evening meeting to conduct a public hearing regarding case 22-DDP-0098. The session includes a review of a revised Detailed District Development Plan for the Sunshine Concrete project. The commission will also consider the approval of previous minutes.

• Public hearing for revised development plan at 13905 Aiken Rd (22-DDP-0098)
• Approval of PC minutes

Appropriations Committee

The Appropriations Committee is reviewing various funding requests for infrastructure and community programs. These include sidewalk repairs, street sign installations, and local event sponsorships across several districts. The committee will also consider an ordinance regarding department responsibility for project overages.

• $48,613 for paving the intersection at South 23rd Street and Becker Court
• $39,073.07 for sidewalk repairs at 1036 South 28th Street and 2814 Greenwood Avenue
• $2,050 to the City of Strathmoor Village for a radar unit
• $1,100 to the YMCA of Greater Louisville for water safety programming
• Ordinance requiring departments to pay for project cost overages

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee is reviewing a resolution that would authorize the Mayor to apply for and enter into an agreement with the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security. The proposed funding is intended for the Louisville Metro Police Department to purchase ballistic rifle plates.

• Resolution R-162-22: Application for $1,072,341 from KOHS for LMPD ballistic rifle plates

Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee

The committee will consider several resolutions, including honorary street signs and addressing redlining effects. The agenda also includes a presentation from Be SMART and an ordinance regarding lead abatement requirements for all rental housing units.

• Ordinance requiring lead abatement of all rental housing units in Louisville Metro (O-134-22)
• Resolution to dedicate the corner of Virginia Avenue and 28th Street as “Reginald Meeks Way” (R-161-22)
• Resolution to dedicate Wingfield Lane and intersecting corners as “Mary Collier Woolridge Lane” (R-166-22)
• Resolution to address the adverse effects of decades of redlining (R-170-22)
• Ordinance recognizing June 19th as “Juneteenth National Freedom Day” (O-325-22)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several new development plan requests. These include a 128-unit multi-family project and a hotel development. Some cases are being continued to later dates.

• St Anthony’s Gardens Phase II: 128-unit multi-family development at 2900 Fordhaven Road
• Proposed grocery store and outlots at 10201 Brownsboro Road (continued to Nov. 16)
• 2nd and Market Hotel development at W Market St and S 2nd St
• Glenmary Club detailed district development plan at 10200 Glenmary Farm Drive
• Bubbas 33 at Southpointe Commons at 10435 Southpointe Blvd

Downtown Development Review Overlay Committee

The committee will review a permit request for the Broadway Apartments project. This proposal involves constructing a six-story hotel with 168 rooms. The meeting also includes standard procedural items.

• Permit request for a 6-story, 168-room hotel (Broadway Apartments)
• Construction at 127-143 W. Market and 123 S. 2nd Streets

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review after-the-fact proposals for window replacements at 2341 Glenmary Ave. and 1210 Everett Ave. The meeting also includes the election of a new Chair.

• Window replacement proposal: 2341 Glenmary Ave.
• Window replacement proposal: 1210 Everett Ave.
• Election of Committee Chair

Planning and Zoning Committee

The committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding property rezonings and district development plans. The agenda also includes a resolution to review short-term rental regulations and proposals for street closures.

• Rezoning of 12404 and 12406 Taylorsville Rd and 3830 Sweeney Ln (6.8 acres)
• Rezoning of 4922 Brownsboro Rd (6.61 acres)
• Review of short-term rental regulations in the Land Development Code
• Amendment to SoBro Planned Development District boundary lines
• Closure of portions of Old Taylorsville Road and Enterprise Drive

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee is considering an ordinance to update the administration and enforcement of rental housing unit registries. The committee will also review a resolution to declare property at 3907 Bardstown Road as surplus and authorize its transfer.

• Ordinance O-182-22 regarding the registry of rental housing units
• Resolution R-093-22 declaring 3907 Bardstown Road as surplus property

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The committee is considering several legislative items, including the transfer of surplus government property on West Madison Street and Vermont Avenue. Members will also discuss ordinances regarding procurement support for second-chance businesses and reporting requirements for sexual harassment by Metro contractors.

• Transfer of surplus property at 3025 W. Madison St, 3033 Vermont Ave, and 3048 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd
• Procurement changes to support businesses hiring persons with criminal convictions
• Mandatory sexual harassment reporting for organizations receiving Metro incentives or contracts
• Establishment of the 811-823 West Main Street Development Area
• Creation of the Greater Louisville Lodging Management District

Government Oversight and Audit Committee

The committee is reviewing an ordinance to amend the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances regarding the lobbying of Metro Officers. The agenda also includes appointments to the Commission on Public Art. A reappointment to the TARC Board remains tabled until 2023.

• Ordinance O-058-22 amending rules regarding the lobbying of Metro Officers
• Appointment of Tyler Blackwell to the Commission on Public Art (COPA) Board
• Reappointment of Andrew Cozzens to the Commission on Public Art (COPA) Board

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is holding public hearings for several land use applications. These include conditional use permits for short-term rentals and a private club, as well as residential building variances.

• Conditional Use Permit for short term rental at 520 W. Oak Street
• Variance for storage structure at 1621 East Washington Street
• Conditional Use Permit for Glenmary Club at 10200 Glenmary Farm Drive
• Conditional Use Permit for short term rental at 616 Park Avenue
• Variance for residential addition at 4416 Lynnview Dr

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinance O-263-22. This legislation proposes amendments to the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances concerning camping on Metro property, camping in parks, and the obstruction of sidewalks and public ways.

• Ordinance O-263-22: Amendments regarding camping on Metro property and sidewalk obstruction

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board will meet via video teleconference to address new business regarding several properties. The agenda lists numerous property-related cases for consideration.

• Property case at 416 Magnolia Ave
• Property case at 537 Ridgewood Rd
• Property case at 3701 Montclair Ave
• Property case at 337 Glendora Ave
• Multiple property enforcement cases (ENF-PMNT)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hold a special discussion on implementing Tim's Law featuring Judge Stephanie Burke. The meeting also includes a review of the Metro Council agenda and scheduled addresses to the Council.

• Presentation on statutory updates to Tim's Law by Judge Stephanie Burke
• Review of the October 27, 2022, Metro Council Agenda
• Addresses to Council for October 27, 2022

Metro Council

The Louisville Metro Council is reviewing several ordinances and resolutions forwarded from various committees. These items include neighborhood development fund allocations, budget transfers, and plans for a community grocery. The agenda also includes requests to dedicate street signs in honor of local residents.

• Plan for using $3.5 million in bond funds for a community grocery (R-155-22)
• Appropriation of $11,400 from District 23 funds for four Flock safety cameras (O-294-22)
• Allocation of $10,000 to Highlands Community Ministries for food and senior programs (O-295-22)
• Appropriation of $55,000 from Neighborhood Development Funds for FridayFest at Highview Park (O-300-22)
• Resolution in support of improved public housing management and maintenance (R-121-22)

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The committee is considering several zoning changes, a street closure, and subdivision plans. These include projects such as One Park North and Commerce Crossings II. The agenda also includes development plans for RaceTrac and South Pope Lick Residential.

• Rezoning request for One Park North on Lexington Ave
• Closure of an unimproved portion of Beargrass Avenue
• Rezoning and development plans for Commerce Crossings II on Preston Highway
• Revised subdivision plan for Santa Fe Crossing
• Detailed District Development Plan for RaceTrac on Greenwood Road

Committee on Committees

The Committee on Committees is reviewing legislation regarding local funding, including a seventh round of American Rescue Plan funds. The agenda also includes requests for police equipment, new contractor reporting requirements, and various zoning and park naming proposals.

• $1,072,341 request for ballistic rifle plates for LMPD
• Seventh round of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding distribution
• Ordinance requiring contractors to report workplace sexual harassment
• Establishment of the Greater Louisville Lodging Management District
• Zoning changes for properties on Brownsboro Road and Taylorsville Road

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The committee will review a presentation on the Parks for All study. Members will also consider ordinances regarding park fees and regulations for camping on Metro property and sidewalk obstructions. Additionally, the committee will discuss a resolution for net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040.

• Ordinance O-183-22 regarding changes to Metro park fees
• Ordinance O-263-22 regarding camping on Metro property and sidewalk obstructions
• Resolution R-157-22 supporting net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040
• Parks for All study presentation (ID 22-1340)

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee is scheduled to hold a special meeting regarding Group Violence Intervention (GVI). The agenda includes presentations from representatives of the Louisville Metro Police Department, the Mayor’s Office, and various judicial officials. No legislative actions or votes are listed for this session.

• Special discussion regarding Group Violence Intervention (GVI)

Budget Committee

The committee will review several funding reallocations and new spending plans. This includes the use of $3.5 million in bond funds for a community grocery and the distribution of the sixth round of American Rescue Plan funds to various departments.

• $3.5 million in bond funds for a community grocery
• Sixth round of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding for Metro departments
• $18,685.17 transfer for Nelson Hornbeck Park improvements
• $14,596.89 reallocation to a D15 paving project
• Amendments to occupational license taxes

Committee on Equity and Inclusion

The Committee on Equity and Inclusion is reviewing resolution R-128-22. This item concerns the voting of incarcerated individuals at the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections and in Kentucky.

• Resolution R-128-22 regarding voting for incarcerated individuals at LMDC and in Kentucky

Planning Commission

The commission is reviewing multiple requests for zoning changes, subdivisions, and development plans. These items include projects at Herr Lane, Broad Run Road, and Cherokee Road.

• Zoning change request for Bull Run Townhomes at 1920 & 1922 Herr Lane
• Preliminary subdivision review for Broad Run Road Subdivision at 8000 Broad Run Road
• Development plan for Oxmoor Christian Way Apartments near Oxmoor Woods Pkwy
• Zoning change request for 1140 Cherokee Road from R-5B to R-8A
• Zoning and subdivision request for Paddocks of Parkridge on Manslick Road

Appropriations Committee

The Appropriations Committee is reviewing several funding requests for infrastructure and community programs. These items include allocations for road paving, sidewalk repairs, and neighborhood development funds across various districts.

• $93,907 to pave the large parking lot at Wyandotte Park
• $83,403.11 for paving projects on Glenrock Road, Hedges Road, Huckleberry Court, and Laramie Court
• $51,233.26 for a sidewalk project on Bernheim Lane
• $11,400 for four Flock safety cameras in District 23
• $10,000 to Highlands Community Ministries for food pantry and senior lunch program staff

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee is reviewing two proposed ordinances. One addresses property owners where recurring crime impacts neighborhoods, and the other concerns vehicle speed contests and reckless driving exhibitions.

• Ordinance O-278-22 regarding property owners in areas with reoccurring crime
• Ordinance O-306-22 regarding vehicle speed contests and reckless driving exhibitions

Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee

The committee will consider an ordinance requiring lead abatement for all rental housing units in Louisville Metro. The agenda also includes a proposal to reduce fines and costs for owner-occupied properties and a resolution regarding public housing management. Additionally, several resolutions for honorary street signs are scheduled for consideration.

• Ordinance requiring lead abatement in all rental housing units (O-134-22)
• Ordinance to reduce fines and costs for owner-occupied properties (O-136-22)
• Resolution supporting better public housing management and maintenance (R-121-22)
• Honorary street sign at 2801 West Chestnut and 28th Street (R-151-22)
• Honorary street signs for Ann Wagner and Greg Allen (R-152-22, R-153-22)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider several land use requests and development plans. This includes a 128-unit multi-family project at St Anthony’s Gardens Phase II and revised plans for Simple Body Shop. The committee will also review plat amendments and overlay reviews.

• 128-unit multi-family development plan at 2900 Fordhaven Road
• Revised development plan for Simple Body Shop at 3703 Hopewell Road
• Waiver request for property at 416 Washburn Avenue
• Floyds Fork Development Review Overlay review for 706 Johnson Rd
• Revised development plan for 24/7 Storage at 354 Farmington Avenue

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review a proposal for the Ormsby Court New Construction project. The request involves building four townhouses across two vacant lots.

• Proposed construction of four townhouses at 1241 +1243 Ormsby Ct.

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee is reviewing an ordinance regarding rental housing registration and enforcement duties. The agenda also includes a $125,000 grant for a traffic system study and several appointments to the Complete Streets Policy Coalition. Additionally, the committee will consider property transfers and condemnation actions.

• Ordinance regarding rental housing registration and enforcement
• $125,000 funding for an Intelligent Traffic System Planning Study
• Surplus declaration for 3907 Bardstown Road
• Condemnation action for the Cooper Chapel Road Extension Project
• Appointments to the Complete Streets Policy Coalition

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The committee is reviewing several resolutions for professional service contracts and local incentives. These include funding for public health, youth programs, and police horse boarding. The agenda also includes an ordinance regarding procurement from second-chance businesses.

• $390,000 contract for Revenue Commission tax system maintenance with Fast Enterprises LLC
• $183,960 contract for chemical dependency treatment physician services
• $123,260 contract for a Homeless Services Division Director at the University of Louisville
• $70,000 contract for boarding LMPD Mounted Patrol horses at Temple Equestrian
• Ordinance to increase procurement from businesses hiring persons convicted of a crime

Government Oversight and Audit Committee

The committee will receive an update regarding the Metro Council investigation into the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections. The agenda also includes several appointments and reappointments to various local boards. Additionally, members will review an ordinance amending lobbying rules for Metro officers.

• Update on the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections investigation
• Ordinance amending lobbying rules for Metro officers (O-058-22)
• Appointment of William Schreck to the Ethics Commission
• Appointment of Tammye Henderson to the Human Relations Commission Enforcement Board
• Reappointment of Delorian Malone to the Revenue Commission

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning change for the Prospect Cove project. The application seeks to rezone properties from R-4, R-5A, and OR-1 to C-1 and R-7 with variances and a development plan.

• Zoning change request 22-ZONE-0002 for Prospect Cove
• Proposed rezoning from R-4, R-5A, and OR-1 to C-1 and R-7
• Request includes variances, a waiver, and a district development plan

Planning and Zoning Committee

The Planning and Zoning Committee will review several ordinance amendments regarding property rezonings and local code updates. The agenda also includes a resolution to review regulations for short-term rentals.

• Rezoning of 6101-6107 Southside Drive and 101-111 Steedly Drive (approx. 7.14 acres)
• Rezoning of 1745 and 1747 Frankfort Avenue (approx. 0.14 acres)
• New ordinance regarding zoning applications with delinquent taxes or liens
• Review of short-term rental regulations in the Land Development Code
• Boundary adjustment for the SoBro Planned Development District

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is considering several requests for property variances and conditional use permits. These include applications for short-term rentals, fence height adjustments, and setback changes.

• Short-term rental permits for 3216 Wellingmoor Ave, 7208 Gorham Way, 7308 Bluffington Road, and 4336 Cavelle Avenue
• Height and setback variance at 100 Distillery Commons
• Fence height variance at 3646 Powell Avenue
• Setback elimination at 8016 Shepherdsville Road
• Appeal of administrative decision at 3026 Preston Highway

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is reviewing several new business items involving various properties and a demolition case. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes and a review of old business.

• Demolition case at 210 28th St
• Property case at 3809 Bank St
• Property case at 3843 Muhammad Ali Blvd
• Property case at 4210 3rd St
• Property case at 310 32nd St

Committee of the Whole

This meeting consists primarily of procedural reviews of the Metro Council agenda and scheduled addresses to the Council. The committee will also hold a closed session to discuss pending litigation.

• Review of Metro Council Agenda (ID 22-1398)
• Addresses to Council (ID 22-1397)
• Closed session to discuss pending litigation

Metro Council

The Louisville Metro Council is reviewing several appointments to local boards and commissions. The agenda also includes budget transfers, a resolution regarding environmental justice near highway ramps, and various professional service contracts.

• Authorization of up to $25,000,000 in revenue refunding bonds for Masonic Homes of Kentucky
• A $50,000 budget transfer for the Lime Kiln Lane sidewalk project
• A $125,000 contract with Norton Children’s Medical Group for LMPD forensic medical services
• An amendment to a Louisville Zoo contract for an insect display, increasing the total to $382,252
• A resolution urging environmental justice for those living near highway and interstate ramps

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development and Transportation Committee is reviewing several zoning changes and a subdivision plan. The agenda includes continued discussions on Hurstbourne Parkway rezonings and new proposals for developments in Middletown and Louisville.

• Rezoning of 4700 S Hurstbourne Parkway from R-4 to R-7
• Rezoning of 4900 S Hurstbourne Parkway and Bardstown Road
• Revised subdivision plan for Roseborough Lots at 7203 E Manslick Road
• Rezoning request for Buckingham at Ochsner on Urton Lane
• Closure of an unimproved portion of Beargrass Avenue

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

The Historic Landmarks and Preservation District Commission will hold a public hearing regarding an appeal of a Clifton ARC decision. The case involves proposed multi-family new construction located at 1728 Payne Street.

• Public hearing for Case 22-COA-0149: Appeal Decision of Clifton ARC
• Multi-family New Construction at 1728 Payne Street

Planning Committee

The Planning Committee is reviewing proposed amendments to the Louisville Metro Land Development Code related to outdoor dining. These changes would apply across all council districts in Louisville Metro.

• Amendments to the Louisville Metro Land Development Code regarding outdoor dining (22-LDC-0006)

VAPStat Joint Meeting

This joint meeting includes the Urban Renewal and Community Development Agency and the Louisville and Jefferson County Landbank Authority. The agenda lists several items for old and new business, but does not provide descriptions of the specific topics.

• ID 22-1386
• ID 22-1389
• ID 22-1378
• ID 22-1388

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board will meet to address various property maintenance cases. The agenda includes reviews of old and new business.

• Property maintenance case at 3520 Vermont Avenue
• Property maintenance case at 2309 Portland Avenue
• Property maintenance case at 1748 W. Oak Street
• Property maintenance case at 2706 Taylor Blvd
• Property maintenance case at 2663 Rowan Street

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is reviewing two proposed ordinances. One ordinance proposes amendments to Chapter 42 regarding park fees. The second addresses camping on Metro property and the obstruction of sidewalks and public ways.

• Ordinance O-183-22: Amendments to park fees in Chapter 42
• Ordinance O-263-22: Regulations regarding camping in parks and sidewalk obstruction

Budget Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinances regarding budget management and capital transfers. Proposed items include authorizing OMB to address American Rescue Plan budget variances and a $50,000 transfer for a sidewalk project on Lime Kiln Lane.

• Authorization for OMB to manage budget variances in ARP projects
• Issuance of up to $25,000,000 in revenue refunding bonds for Masonic Homes of Kentucky
• $50,000 transfer to the Lime Kiln Lane sidewalk project

Committee on Equity and Inclusion

The committee will hold a special discussion regarding budget equity reports from various Louisville Metro agencies. The agenda also includes a pending resolution concerning the voting of incarcerated individuals at LMDC and in Kentucky.

• Budget Equity Report discussion with representatives from multiple departments
• Resolution R-128-22 regarding voting for incarcerated individuals
• Review of FY23 Agency Equity Impact Statements

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing multiple requests for zoning changes, including transitions to commercial and multi-family designations. The meeting also addresses requests for road closures on Old Taylorsville Road and Enterprise Drive. Additionally, the commission will consider requests to waive deed restrictions for certain demolitions.

• Rezoning of 4922 Brownsboro Road from R-4 & C-N to OR-1
• Closure of Old Taylorsville Road between Taylorsville Road south and Floyds Fork
• Rezoning of 600/604 Burnett Ridge Place from R-4 to R-5A
• Request to waive deed restrictions for demolition at 1650 & 1652 W. Kentucky Street
• Closure of Enterprise Drive along the CSX Railroad

Appropriations Committee

The Appropriations Committee is reviewing several funding requests for neighborhood development and infrastructure. These include allocations for community events, playground construction, and alley paving. The committee will also consider an ordinance regarding budget overages for Metro departments.

• $35,000 for two alley paving projects in District 1 near Garrs Lane and Algonquin Parkway
• $5,000 for a public playground at the Trager Family Jewish Community Center
• $3,135 for event equipment for Victory Park Day and California Day in District 4
• An ordinance requiring Metro departments to pay any cost overages on project estimates
• $1,100 for the YMCA of Greater Louisville "Safety Around Water" program

Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee

The committee will consider an ordinance requiring lead abatement for all rental housing units in Louisville Metro. Members will also discuss reducing fines for owner-occupied properties and supporting better public housing management. The agenda includes resolutions regarding environmental justice near highway ramps and a street dedication.

• Ordinance requiring lead abatement for all rental housing units (O-134-22)
• Ordinance to reduce fines and costs for owner-occupied properties (O-136-22)
• Resolution supporting better public housing management and maintenance (R-121-22)
• Resolution regarding environmental justice near highway and interstate ramps (R-139-22)
• Street dedication for Dr. Robert L. Crittenden at East Indian Trail and Petersburg Road (R-141-22)

Clifton Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review a request for the 'Clifton Siding' project. The proposal involves replacing existing 4-inch vinyl siding with new 7-inch vinyl siding at 129 N. Clifton Ave.

• Siding replacement at 129 N. Clifton Ave.

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee is reviewing Ordinance O-278-22. This proposed legislation would create Chapter 149 and amend Chapter 156 of the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances regarding property owners where recurring crime affects surrounding neighborhoods.

• Ordinance O-278-22 regarding property owners and reoccurring crime impacts

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review various requests for district development plans and waivers. Agenda items include projects for Mike’s Car Wash, Jeffersontown Police Headquarters, and Vernon Lanes.

• Mike's Car Wash development plan at 10501/10511 Preston Highway
• Jeffersontown Police Headquarters review at 10410 Taylorsville Rd
• Vernon Lanes revised development plan at 1575 Story Avenue
• Proposed Drive-Thru Restaurants at 10601 Fischer Park Drive
• Hogan Smyrna Village development plan at 8912 Smyrna Parkway

Planning and Zoning Committee

The Planning and Zoning Committee will review several pending ordinances and a resolution. The agenda includes zoning amendments for specific properties and new rules for processing applications involving delinquent taxes or liens. The committee will also consider a request to review regulations regarding short-term rentals.

• Zoning change for 6101-6107 Southside Drive and 101-111 Steedly Drive (approx. 7.14 acres)
• Ordinance regarding zoning applications with delinquent taxes or liens
• Planned Development Option for 2824 Montgomery Street (approx. 0.16 acres)
• Resolution to review Land Development Code and ordinances regarding short-term rentals

Public Works Committee

The committee will hear a presentation on the Solid Waste Container Policy. Members are also reviewing an ordinance to update duties for the rental housing registry. Additionally, the committee will consider a resolution regarding surplus property at 3907 Bardstown Road.

• Presentation on Solid Waste Container Policy
• Ordinance O-182-22 regarding rental housing registration duties
• Resolution R-093-22 to transfer surplus property at 3907 Bardstown Road

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The Labor and Economic Development Committee is considering several resolutions regarding professional service contracts and local incentives. These items include funding for public safety programs, medical services for children, and zoo exhibit updates. Most proposals involve noncompetitively negotiated contracts with the University of Louisville or other providers.

• $623,514 contract for Metro Safe 911 call prioritization program analysis
• $157,252 amendment to Louisville Zoo's animatronic insect display contract
• $125,000 contract for LMPD forensic medical services for abused and neglected children
• Local incentives for J. Knipper and Company, Inc.
• $123,260.17 contract for the RCS Homeless Services Division director

Government Oversight and Audit Committee

The committee will consider appointments and reappointments to the TARC Board, Planning Commission, and Revenue Commission. It will also review ordinance O-058-22 regarding the lobbying of Metro officers. A special discussion on the Transit Authority of River City is scheduled.

• Reappointment of Carla Dearing to the TARC Board
• Appointment of Michelle Pennix to the Planning Commission
• Reappointments to the Revenue Commission for Naomirose Paulin and Travis Frick
• Ordinance O-058-22 regarding lobbying of Metro officers
• Discussion on Transit Authority of River City (TARC)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold public hearings on several property requests. These include building variances, short-term rental permits, and an accessory dwelling unit request.

• Variance for a second story addition at 1821 W. Chestnut Street
• Variance for a garage encroachment at 113 Crestwood Avenue
• Short-term rental permits for View Crest Drive, R. Kennedy Avenue, and Richmond Drive
• Accessory dwelling unit request at 1967 Richmond Drive
• Appeals regarding Fischer Avenue and Greenridge Estates

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board will review numerous property maintenance cases and two demolition appeals. These items are scheduled for discussion during the September 30 meeting.

• Property maintenance cases at various addresses, including 1331 22nd Street and 7712 Kim Drive
• Demolition appeal for 2816 Slevin Street
• Demolition appeal for 917 Southwestern Parkway
• Property maintenance case for 337 Glendora Ave
• Property maintenance case for 2330 Muhammad Ali

Downtown Development Review Overlay Committee

The Downtown Development Review Overlay District committee is considering permit requests for two large-scale apartment projects. These proposals involve the demolition of existing structures to make way for new multi-story residential buildings.

• Broadway Apartments: 186-unit, four-story project at 717 S. 5th and 732 - 738 S. 4th Streets
• 720 W. Muhammad: 256-unit, five-story apartment and commercial project at 720 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd
• Demolition of the former Brown Bros. Cadillac complex
• Demolition of the Greyhound Bus Station Complex

VAPStat Joint Meeting

The Louisville and Jefferson County Landbank Authority will discuss modifications to its real estate disposition programs. This request seeks to codify policies and procedures for program terms and conditions following a Racial Equity Review.

• Approval of August 8, 2022, meeting minutes
• Request to modify real estate disposition program policies and procedures

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is reviewing several applications for short-term rentals and a setback variance for Mike’s Car Wash. One fence variance at 2962 Breckenridge Lane has been withdrawn. A permit for Kenwood Church of Christ is being continued to an uncertain date.

• Short-term rental permit for 613 Briar Hill Road
• Setback variance for Mike’s Car Wash at 10501/10511 Preston Highway
• Short-term rental permit for 5505 River Road
• Short-term rental permit for 3753 Lentz Avenue
• Short-term rental permit for 1697 Cheak Street

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board will meet to address multiple property maintenance cases. The agenda includes items for both old and new business.

• Property maintenance case at 3000 Magazine Street
• Property maintenance case at 613 Dr W J Hodge Street
• Property maintenance case at 2301 Ormsby Ave
• Property maintenance case at 4200 Wallingford Lane
• Property maintenance case at 2110 Kentucky Street

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss how to apply for funds provided by the State of Kentucky to the opioid abatement trust fund. Von Priddy from Simmons College is scheduled to lead this special discussion. The committee will also review the Metro Council agenda and receive presidential updates.

• Discussion on applying for state opioid abatement trust fund monies
• Presentation regarding KYOAAC snapshot
• Review of the September 22, 2022, Metro Council agenda
• Addresses to Council

Metro Council

The Louisville Metro Council is reviewing several ordinances and resolutions regarding local funding and maintenance. This includes appropriations for neighborhood development, a master plan for Bardstown Road, and contracts for parking meter parts and services.

• $25,000 appropriation for Bardstown Road master plan
• $220,755 contract for parking meter maintenance and parts
• $75,000 contract for parking meter replacement parts
• $60,500 transfer for Farnsley-Moremen Landing Dock improvements
• $9,000 for West Florence Avenue right-of-way closure

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development and Transportation Committee will review multiple zoning changes and street closure requests. Items include developments on Taylorsville Road, Cherokee Road, and Hurstbourne Parkway.

• Rezoning request for Hopewell Animal Hospital at 12404/12406 Taylorsville Road
• Request to close Old Taylorsville Road between Taylorsville Road south and Floyds Fork
• Rezoning of 1140 Cherokee Road from R-5B to R-8A
• Proposed office/warehouse plan at 6701 Enterprise Drive
• Request to close Enterprise Drive along the CSX Railroad

Committee on Committees

The Committee on Committees is reviewing several legislative items including budget amendments and professional service contracts. The agenda includes discussions on infrastructure funding, local incentives, and appointments to city commissions.

• Authorization of up to $25,000,000 in revenue bonds for Masonic Homes of Kentucky
• Zoning ordinance for 6101-6107 Southside Drive and 101-111 Steedly Drive
• $623,514 contract with University of Louisville for Metro Safe 911 call analysis
• $5,000 appropriation for a new playground at the Trager Family Jewish Community Center
• Ordinance regarding property owners where recurring crime impacts neighborhoods

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will meet to consider several new business items. These include an ABC citation, a building permit appeal, and multiple animal appeals.

• ABC citation at 1125 Bardstown Road
• Building permit appeal at 3525 Hedgewick Place
• Animal appeals for various addresses including 625 Emily Road and 1309 Old Fern Valley Road

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review multiple land use applications, including rezoning requests and a subdivision plan. The meeting also includes an update on Land Development Code reform and a final order regarding a citation at 11905 Dixie Highway.

• Rezoning request for 1745 and 1747 Frankfort Ave from R-5B to CR
• Major amendment to SoBro PD Subarea Map at 717 S 5th St and 738 S 4th St
• Proposed grocery store with two outlots at 16411 Shelbyville Road
• Preliminary major subdivision review for Broad Run Road Subdivision
• Rezoning request for 7332 Southside Drive from R-5 to C-1

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is reviewing an ordinance to amend several previous capital budgets. The proposal involves transferring $60,500 to the Farnsley-Moremen Landing Dock Improvements Project.

• $60,500 transfer for the Farnsley-Moremen Landing Dock Improvements Project

Committee on Equity and Inclusion

The Committee on Equity and Inclusion is reviewing Resolution R-128-22. This resolution relates to the voting of incarcerated individuals at the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections and in Kentucky.

• Resolution R-128-22 regarding voting for incarcerated individuals at LMDC and in Kentucky

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is reviewing two proposed ordinances. The first involves amending Chapter 42 of the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances regarding park fees. The second addresses rules for camping on Metro property and the obstruction of sidewalks.

• Ordinance O-183-22: Amendments to park fees
• Ordinance O-263-22: Amendments regarding camping and sidewalk obstructions

Appropriations Committee

The Appropriations Committee is considering several requests to use Neighborhood Development Funds for local community programs. These include funding for a Bardstown Road master plan and various neighborhood organizations. The committee will also review an ordinance regarding how Metro departments handle project cost overages.

• $25,000 appropriation for a Bardstown Road master plan
• Ordinance requiring Metro departments to pay for project cost overages
• $9,000 for the West Florence Avenue right-of-way closure
• $2,000 for Dress for Success Louisville, Inc. operations and van maintenance
• $1,100 for YMCA of Greater Louisville's Safety Around Water program

Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee

The Committee will review a briefing on the Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute and several pending legislative items. Proposed actions include an ordinance for lead abatement in rental units and a resolution regarding public housing management.

• Ordinance O-134-22: Requiring lead abatement of all rental housing units in Louisville Metro
• Ordinance O-136-22: Reducing fines and costs for owner-occupied properties
• Resolution R-121-22: Supporting better public housing management and maintenance
• Resolution R-129-22: Relating to the conveyance of property owned by the Board of Health

Butchertown Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review proposals for structural changes at two locations. This includes an addition to a commercial building and a wood privacy fence at 1535 E. Washington St. The meeting also covers an after-the-fact proposal for a carriage house at 1300 E. Washington St.

• Addition and wood privacy fence at 1535 E. Washington St.
• After-the-fact carriage house proposal at 1300 E. Washington St.

Limerick Architectural Review Committee

The committee is reviewing two proposals for after-the-fact window replacements on South 7th Street. One application also includes the proposed replacement of a front and side door.

• Window replacement proposal at 937 S. 7th St.
• Window and door replacement proposal at 1015 S. 7th St.

Public Safety Committee

The Louisville Metro Government Public Safety Committee meeting scheduled for September 14, 2022, has been cancelled.

Development Review Committee

The committee will review several requests for development plans and waivers. These items include proposed office warehouses and a parking lot revision in Louisville Metro and Middletown.

• Category 3 Plan with waiver for Proposed Office Warehouse at 3910 Produce Road
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for N English Office Warehouse at 211 N English Station
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan and waiver for Chamberlain Crossings Parking Lot at 2635 Chamberlain Ln

Planning and Zoning Committee

The committee will consider several property rezoning requests, including sites on Barret Avenue, Montgomery Street, and Dixie Highway. Members will also discuss ordinances regarding zoning applications with unpaid taxes or liens. Additionally, a resolution requesting a review of short-term rental regulations is scheduled for discussion.

• Zoning change at 969 Barret Avenue
• Zoning and Form District for 15009 and 15011 Dixie Highway
• Planned Development Option for 2824 Montgomery Street
• Ordinance regarding zoning applications with delinquent taxes or liens
• Resolution requesting review of short-term rental regulations

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee is reviewing the Solid Waste Container Policy. The agenda includes ordinances regarding rental housing registration enforcement and storm water drainage definitions. Members will also consider resolutions for property transfers at 3907 Bardstown Road and Springdale Road.

• Solid Waste Container Policy presentation
• Ordinance regarding rental housing registration enforcement
• Ordinance defining condominiums in storm water drainage authority
• Resolution declaring 3907 Bardstown Road as surplus property
• Resolution to accept Springdale Road roadway and easement transfer

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The committee will consider the 2023 budget and improvement plans for the Louisville Downtown Management District. The agenda also includes discussions on a Metro Safe 911 pilot program analysis and several parking meter maintenance contracts. A proposed $60,000 consulting contract for LMPD was withdrawn.

• Discussion regarding Metro Safe 911 call prioritization pilot program analysis
• $75,000 PARC contract for parking meter replacement parts (POM, Inc.)
• $220,755 PARC contract for maintenance and parts (Hub Parking Technology USA, Inc.)
• 2023 budget and improvement plans for Louisville Downtown Management District
• Withdrawn sponsorship for $60,000 LMPD consulting contract

Government Oversight and Audit Committee

The Government Oversight and Audit Committee will hold a discussion regarding the Transit Authority of River City (TARC). The committee is also reviewing an ordinance to amend regulations regarding the lobbying of Metro officers and considering several board appointments.

• Ordinance O-058-22 amending Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances regarding lobbying
• Discussion regarding Transit Authority of River City (TARC)
• Appointment of Mindy Stoess to the Fairdale Fire Protection District Board
• Reappointment of Carla Dearing to the TARC Board
• Appointments and reappointments to the Waterfront Development Corporation Board

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is reviewing several requests for permits and variances. This includes a modified use permit for a scrap metal facility and a warehouse addition for Beecher Terrace Phase IV. The board will also hear cases regarding short-term rentals and daycare centers.

• Modified Conditional Use Permit for River Metals Recycling due to noise and explosion complaints
• Warehouse addition for Beecher Terrace Phase IV at 1200 W Jefferson Street
• Conditional Use Permit for Activity Center for Muslim Community Center and Islamic School of Louisville
• Expansion of Cabbage Patch Settlement House at 1421 S. 6th Street
• Short-term rental permits for Central, Stoll, Taylor, and Terrier lanes

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to address several property maintenance cases. The meeting includes reviews of various addresses for compliance with local standards.

• Property maintenance case at 5110 Pages Lane
• Property maintenance case at 537 Ridgewood Road
• Property maintenance case at 3105 Montana Avenue
• Property maintenance case at 3843 Muhammad Ali
• Property maintenance case at 6657 Sylvania Road

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review the Metro Council agenda for September 8, 2022. The meeting includes a special discussion regarding Leadership Louisville's Ignite Program and presidential updates.

• Special discussion: Leadership Louisville's Ignite Program
• Review of Metro Council Agenda (September 8, 2022)
• Addresses to Council

Metro Council

The Metro Council is reviewing an ordinance for the fiscal year 2023 tax levy. The agenda also includes board appointments and resolutions regarding donations and infrastructure funding.

• Ordinance concerning the tax levy for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023
• Allocation of $42,500 from Neighborhood Development Funds to Commonwealth Theatre Center
• Acceptance of $250,000 in-kind services from Honeywell International, Inc. for 'Smart Cities' plans
• Funding of $170,119 for the resurfacing of Dawson Hill Road and Top Hill Road
• Ordinance amending the Land Development Code regarding the W-2 Waterfront District

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development and Transportation Committee will consider requests for zoning changes, subdivision plans, and waivers. These items include residential and commercial development proposals in Louisville Metro and St. Matthews.

• Zoning change request for Chenoweth Lane Apartments at 236 and 238 Chenoweth Ln
• Zoning change request for Hagan Westport Road Self Storage at 4301 Westport Road
• Zoning changes and variances for Prospect Cove at 6500 Forest Cove Lane and 7301 River Road
• District development plan request for 7600 Stuart Avenue
• Revised subdivision plan for Roseborough Lots at 7203 E Manslick Road

Committee on Committees

The Committee on Committees is reviewing various legislative items, including neighborhood fund appropriations and board appointments. The agenda also includes proposed amendments to ordinances regarding camping in parks and sidewalk obstructions.

• Ordinance amending rules for camping on Metro property and sidewalk obstructions
• $25,000 appropriation from District 8 funds for a Bardstown Road master plan
• $60,500 budget transfer for the Farnsley-Moremen Landing Dock Improvements Project
• Zoning ordinance for property at 969 Barret Avenue
• Resolution requesting a review of short-term rental regulations

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The Louisville Metro Parks and Sustainability Committee meeting scheduled for September 1, 2022, was cancelled. No items were discussed or acted upon.

• Ordinance O-183-22 regarding use of Metro owned parks

Planning Commission

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission is reviewing several zoning and subdivision requests. These include changes for Burnett Ridge Lofts and Southside Drive, as well as an appeal regarding Old New Cut Road Apartments. The Broad Run Road Subdivision case was continued to the September 15 meeting.

• Zoning change from R-4 to R-5A for Burnett Ridge Lofts at 600/604 Burnett Ridge Place
• Rezoning request from R-5 to C-M for 6101 - 6107 Southside Drive and 101 - 111 Steedly Drive
• Appeal of LD&T action regarding Old New Cut Road Apartments at 6501 Old New Cut Road
• Continuation of Broad Run Road Subdivision (8000 Broad Run Road) to September 15, 2022

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is reviewing Ordinance O-258-22 concerning tax levies within Louisville Metro and the Urban Services District. This legislation pertains to the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023.

• Ordinance O-258-22 regarding tax levies for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023

Committee on Equity and Inclusion

The Committee on Equity and Inclusion will hold a special discussion regarding youth engagement with the Metro Council. This includes a presentation from Javoughn Brown-Lewis of Youth Engagement Services (YES)/Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods.

• Special discussion: Youth Engagement with Metro Council
• Youth Board Presentation (ID 22-1189)

Appropriations Committee

The Louisville Metro Appropriations Committee is reviewing several requests to allocate capital infrastructure and neighborhood development funds. These items include funding for traffic safety signs, sidewalk repairs, and community event support. The committee will also consider an ordinance regarding how departments handle project cost overages.

• $21,423.26 for temporary and permanent lighting at Waterfront Park parking lots
• $25,000 for driver feedback signs on Highland, Willow, and Cherokee/Everett Avenues
• $27,726.48 for sidewalk repairs on Appollo Lane
• Ordinance amending funds for the Commonwealth Theatre Center to bring programs to Jefferson County schools
• Ordinance requiring Metro departments to pay any overages from estimated project amounts

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review several development requests for Louisville Metro. These include proposals for warehouse additions, a car wash, and a grocery store with outlots.

• Landscape and building façade waiver for 3910 Oaklawn Dr
• Revised development plan for 2055 Nelson Miller Pkwy
• Development plan with waivers for Mike’s Car Wash at 10501/10511 Preston Highway
• Revised development plan for a grocery store at 16411 Shelbyville Road and 100 Flat Rock Road

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee is reviewing updates on the "Deflection Model" and "Truth and Transformation" programs. The committee will also consider resolutions to accept office furniture donations and in-kind technology services.

• Resolution to accept $20,000 in office furnishing donations from Resideo Technologies for the Department of Corrections
• Resolution to accept approximately $250,000 in-kind services from Honeywell International, Inc. for "Smart Cities" plans
• Update on the "Deflection Model" (ID 22-1186)
• Update on "Truth and Transformation" (ID 22-1184)

Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee

The committee is reviewing updates on Group Violence Intervention and several pending legislative items. Proposed measures include a requirement for lead abatement in all rental units and reducing fines for owner-occupied properties. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding public housing management and an honorary street sign.

• Ordinance requiring lead abatement for all rental housing units (O-134-22)
• Ordinance to reduce fines and costs for owner-occupied properties (O-136-22)
• Resolution supporting better public housing management and maintenance (R-121-22)
• Ordinance creating the Office of Arts and Creative Industries (O-260-22)
• Resolution dedicating 7th and Myrtle Streets as “Waterstep Way” (R-119-22)

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review a request for the construction of a two-story carriage house at 2312 Glenmary Ave. This item is listed under new business.

• Proposed construction of a two-story carriage house at 2312 Glenmary Ave.

Individual Landmarks Architectural Review Committee

The Individual Landmarks Architectural Review Committee is reviewing a request for the demolition of an individual landmark and proposed new construction. This application concerns the project known as 100 Distillery Commons.

• Demolition of an individual landmark and proposed new construction (Case 22-COA-0170)

Planning and Zoning Committee

The committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding zoning districts and land use. This includes a zoning change for properties on Dixie Highway and amendments to the Waterfront District code. The agenda also covers requests to close specific unnamed alleys in Louisville.

• Zoning change for 3.2 acres at 15009 and 15011 Dixie Highway
• New rules regarding evidence used for zoning decisions
• Procedures for zoning applications with delinquent taxes or liens
• Amendments to the W-2 Waterfront District Land Development Code
• Closures of unnamed alleys near South Fifth Street and Dixie Highway

Public Works Committee

The committee will consider ordinances regarding rental housing registration and storm water drainage definitions. They will also review resolutions to transfer surplus property and accept state funds for road improvements.

• Ordinance updating rental housing registration enforcement (O-182-22)
• Ordinance defining condominiums in the storm water drainage authority (O-197-22)
• Resolution declaring 3907 Bardstown Road as surplus property (R-093-22)
• Resolution to accept $170,119 for resurfacing Dawson Hill and Top Hill roads (R-122-22)

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The Labor and Economic Development Committee is reviewing various noncompetitively negotiated contracts. These include services for police training, legal instruction, and parking meter maintenance. A proposed contract for COVID testing services was noted as withdrawn.

• $60,000 contract for LMPD consulting services via BRWS Management LLC
• $75,000 contract for parking meter replacement parts via POM, Inc.
• $220,755 contract for PARC maintenance and replacement parts via Hub Parking Technology USA, Inc.
• $65,000 contract for legal instruction at the LMPD Training Academy via Shawn Herron

Government Oversight and Audit Committee

The committee is reviewing an ordinance regarding the annexation of the Twinbrook Subdivision into St. Matthews. The agenda also includes updates to lobbying regulations for Metro officers and several board appointments.

• Annexation of Twinbrook Subdivision by St. Matthews (O-244-22)
• Amendments to lobbying regulations for Metro officers (O-058-22)
• Appointment of Jan Horton to the Board of Zoning Adjustment
• Appointment of Douglas Owen to the Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission
• Reappointment of Carla Dearing to the TARC Board

Metro Council

This agenda is for a training and test meeting only. The Council will review committee reports and consider various board appointments and reappointments. It also includes an ordinance regarding steam plant project bonds and a fund repeal.

• $21,000,000 bond authorization for Louisville Medical Center Steam and Chilled Water Plant Project
• Repeal of $15,650 in Neighborhood Development Funds for the 2020 Riverview Independence Festival
• Appointments to the Board of Zoning Adjustment and Commission on Public Art
• Reappointments to several Fire Protection District Boards

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is reviewing a modified conditional use permit for DOW Chemical Company at 4300 Camp Ground Road. The meeting also includes public hearings for property variances and several short-term rental applications.

• Modified Conditional Use Permit for DOW Chemical Company at 4300 Camp Ground Road
• Short-term rental permit for 613 Briar Hill Road
• Variance for an accessory structure at 9300 Michael Edward Drive
• Variance for a fence height increase at 4935 Shasta Trail
• Short-term rental permits for 1204 Hull Street, 1424 Wurtele Avenue, and 252 Thompson Avenue

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to address several property maintenance cases. The agenda also includes approval of minutes and updates on old business.

• Property maintenance case: 2709 Hale Avenue
• Property maintenance case: 4607 Market Street
• Property maintenance case: 3701 Montclair Ave
• Property maintenance case: 2211 Grand Avenue
• Property maintenance case: 727 Barbee Way

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation regarding the West Louisville Housing Plan Overview. Luke Schmidt and Denise Sears from the Rotary Club of Louisville are scheduled to provide this overview. The committee will also review the Metro Council agenda and hear addresses to the council.

• West Louisville Housing Plan Overview presentation by the Rotary Club of Louisville
• Review of the Metro Council Agenda for August 25, 2022
• Addresses to Council

Metro Council

The Metro Council is reviewing legislation to amend American Rescue Plan funding and approve various board appointments. The agenda also includes contract amendments for the Louisville Zoo and COVID-19 vaccine administration.

• Reallocation of $11,417,313 in ARP funds for shelter renovations
• $7,455.35 appropriation to Highview Business Owners Association
• Contract amendment for Louisville Zoo internship program up to $200,000
• Contract amendment for COVID-19 vaccine administration staff up to $300,000
• Ratification of collective bargaining agreement with IBEW Local 369

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee is reviewing several land use applications. These include a request to create 10 lots at Roseborough Lots and zoning changes for properties on Southside Drive and Frankfort Avenue.

• Subdivision of 11.19 acres into 10 lots at 7203 E Manslick Road
• Rezoning of 7332 Southside Drive from R-5 to C-1
• Zoning change for 1745 and 1747 Frankfort Ave from R-5B to CR

Individual Landmarks Architectural Review Committee

The Individual Landmarks Architectural Review Committee is reviewing a request for the 100 Distillery Commons project. The application proposes the demolition of an individual landmark and new construction.

• Demolition of an individual landmark and proposed new construction at 100 Distillery Commons

Committee on Committees

The Committee on Committees is reviewing legislation assigned to several different committees. Items include tax levy ordinances, neighborhood development fund allocations, and zoning amendments.

• Ordinance for 2023 fiscal year tax levies within Louisville/Jefferson County
• $250,000 in-kind service donation from Honeywell for "Smart Cities" plans
• $170,119 funding for resurfacing Dawson Hill and Top Hill Roads
• $5,740.80 appropriation for street lighting at Sun Valley Ball Field Parking Lot
• Annexation of the Twinbrook Subdivision by the City of St. Matthews

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board will meet to consider several cases. The agenda includes multiple animal appeals and two building permit appeals.

• Animal appeal: 1820 UPPER HUNTERS TRACE
• Animal appeal: 8002 HARDWOOD COURT
• Animal appeal: 2103 DOGOON DRIVE
• Building permit appeal: 207 GALT AVENUE
• Building permit appeal: 6508 EVANGELINE AVENUE

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is reviewing ordinance O-183-22. This legislation proposes amendments to Chapter 42 of the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances regarding fees for using Metro-owned parks.

• Ordinance O-183-22 regarding park fees

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing several development requests and zoning changes. This includes a proposed plan for Jack in the Box and a request to change zoning for Burnett Ridge Lofts. The meeting also features public hearings for sidewalk waivers and land development code amendments.

• Proposed development plan for Jack in the Box at 10700 Dixie Highway
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-5A for Burnett Ridge Lofts
• Sidewalk waiver request for Louisville Country Club
• Deed restriction waiver for demolition at 5115 Dunvegan Road
• Land Development Code amendments regarding 'Changing Image Signs'

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will consider an ordinance to amend the second round of American Rescue Plan local fiscal recovery funds. The proposal replaces $11,417,313 in funding for a permanent supportive housing project with ARP Home Funds. It also adds a new shelter renovations project to be administered by Develop Louisville.

• Ordinance O-242-22: Reallocating $11,417,313 from permanent supportive housing to ARP Home Funds
• Addition of a new 'Shelter Renovations' project administered by Develop Louisville

Committee on Equity and Inclusion

The Committee on Equity and Inclusion will discuss ordinance O-243-22. This proposed ordinance would create a new chapter in the Metro Code of Ordinances regarding an Open Data Policy and review process.

• Ordinance O-243-22: Creating a new chapter for an Open Data Policy and review process

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review several requests for detailed district development plans and project extensions. The agenda also includes various waiver requests related to landscaping, signage, and sidewalks for multiple locations.

• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Quadrant Expansion at 12500 Plantside Drive
• Detailed District Development Plan for Blankenbaker Station III Lot 7
• Proposed 5-story hotel development at 10300 Brookridge Village Blvd
• Landscape and sign waivers for a proposed Jack in the Box at 3232 Bardstown Road
• Sidewalk waiver for Louisville Country Club

Public Safety Committee

The Louisville Metro Government Public Safety Committee meeting scheduled for August 17, 2022, was cancelled. No items were presented for discussion or action.

Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee

The Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee meeting scheduled for August 17, 2022, was cancelled. The agenda included updates on Group Violence Intervention and an ordinance regarding lead abatement in rental housing units. It also featured a proposal to reduce fines and costs for owner-occupied properties.

• Lead abatement requirements for all rental housing units
• Reduction of fines and costs for owner-occupied properties
• Group Violence Intervention (GVI) updates

Planning and Zoning Committee

The committee will consider several ordinances, including rezoning requests for properties on English Station Road and Brownsboro Road. The agenda also includes updates to truck parking requirements and floodplain regulations.

• Rezoning of 805 S English Station Rd (7.19 acres)
• Rezoning of 4490 and 4492 Brownsboro Rd (2.177 acres)
• Ordinance amending truck parking requirements
• Updates to floodplain regulations
• Development plan for 8016 Shepherdsville Rd (18.09 acres)

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee is reviewing ordinances regarding rental housing registration and storm water drainage definitions. The committee is also considering a resolution to declare property at 3907 Bardstown Road as surplus for transfer.

• Ordinance O-182-22: Assigning rental housing registry enforcement duties to the Director of Louisville Metro Codes and Regulations
• Resolution R-093-22: Declaring property at 3907 Bardstown Road as surplus and authorizing its transfer
• Ordinance O-197-22: Defining condominiums within the Comprehensive Storm Water Drainage Authority

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The Labor and Economic Development Committee is reviewing several resolutions regarding budget appropriations and service contracts. These include funding for the Louisville Zoo internship program, COVID-19 vaccine administration, and police consulting services. Some items are scheduled to be held until the August 30 meeting.

• $3,500,000 contract with AT&T Corp. for 911 system support and upgrades
• $100,000 appropriation for a Louisville Zoo mentor/internship program
• $70,000 amendment for COVID vaccine administration clinic staff
• Ratification of a collective bargaining agreement with IBEW Local 369
• $60,000 contract for LMPD training and planning consulting services

Government Oversight and Audit Committee

The Government Oversight and Audit Committee is reviewing an ordinance to amend rules regarding the lobbying of Metro officers. The committee is also considering several appointments and reappointments to local boards, including the Housing Authority Board and TARC.

• Ordinance O-058-22: Amending rules for the lobbying of Metro officers
• Appointment of Nicole Nally to the Housing Authority Board
• Reappointments to the Louisville Convention and Visitors Bureau
• Appointment of Kyle Rieber to the Jeffersontown Fire Protection District Board
• Reappointment of Carla Dearing to the TARC Board

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is reviewing several requests for property variances and conditional use permits. These include applications for short-term rental permits, building height adjustments, and setback modifications.

• Variance for a proposed five-story hotel at 10300 Brookridge Village Blvd
• Short-term rental permit requests for Henry Firpo Street, S. 3rd Street, and Briar Hill Road
• Setback variances for multiple properties on N. 22nd Street
• Variance to exceed maximum building height at 232 E. Jacob Street
• Fence height variance for Mike’s Carwash at 2962 Breckenridge Lane

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is reviewing numerous property maintenance cases at various Louisville addresses. The agenda also includes one public nuisance appeal.

• Property maintenance cases for 2321 Kentucky Street and 5110 Pages Lane
• Public nuisance appeal for 521 S. 22nd Street
• Property maintenance reviews for 13815 Dixie Highway and 3660 Woodruff Avenue

Committee of the Whole

The Committee is discussing an emergency resolution regarding an interlocal cooperation agreement between Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government, the City of Hillview, and the Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD). The agreement involves wastewater services and the acquisition of facilities.

• Emergency Resolution R-114-22 regarding wastewater services and facility acquisition
• Review of the August 11, 2022 Metro Council Agenda
• Addresses to Council
• Presidential Updates

Metro Council

The Louisville Metro Council is reviewing legislation for a fifth round of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding to address COVID-19 impacts. The agenda also includes an appropriation of $10,000 from neighborhood development funds to the Coalition for the Homeless, Inc. and several board appointments.

• Fifth round of American Rescue Plan (ARP) local fiscal recovery funding
• Appropriation of $10,000 to Coalition for the Homeless, Inc. for Project Stand Down
• Resolution to finance capital projects via general obligation bonds and notes
• Appointments to the Tree Advisory Committee and Waterfront Development Corporation

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The committee will consider several zoning changes, including a request for 4922 Brownsboro Road. The agenda also includes a revised subdivision plan for Roseborough Lots on E Manslick Road and rezoning for properties on Southside Drive.

• Rezoning of 4922 Brownsboro Road to OR-1
• Revised subdivision plan for 10 lots at 7203 E Manslick Road
• Rezoning of 6101 - 6107 Southside Drive and 101 - 111 Steedly Drive

Committee on Committees

The Committee on Committees is reviewing several legislative items, including the reallocation of $11,417,313 in American Rescue Plan funds to include a new shelter renovation project. The committee will also consider wastewater service agreements, neighborhood development fund appropriations, and various board appointments.

• Reallocating $11,417,313 in ARP funds for a new 'Shelter Renovations' project
• An interlocal agreement between Louisville/Jefferson County Metro, Hillview, and MSD regarding wastewater services
• A contract amendment for the Louisville Zoo mentor program increasing the total to $200,000
• Zoning changes for properties at 805 South English Station Road and Brownsboro Road
• Appropriating neighborhood funds: $5,000 for Youth Day and $7,455.35 for Highview festivals

VAPStat Joint Meeting

The Louisville and Jefferson County Landbank Authority will discuss a request to modify its real estate disposition programs. This proposal seeks to codify policies and procedures for all programs following a Racial Equity Review presented in May 2022. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from June 28, 2022.

• Proposal to modify Real Estate Disposition Programs (LBA Res 17, Series 2022)
• Approval of LBA minutes from June 28, 2022

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board will review several property maintenance cases at various locations. The meeting includes discussions regarding compliance with local property codes.

• Property maintenance case at 4177 RESERVIO R AVE
• Property maintenance case at 2639 GREENWOOD AVE
• Property maintenance case at 2305 MADISON STREET
• Property maintenance case at 528 N. 26TH STREET
• Property maintenance case at 5015 WABASH PLACE

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The scheduled meeting of the Louisville Metro Parks and Sustainability Committee on August 4, 2022, was cancelled. No legislative items were discussed or acted upon.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing several zoning changes and public right-of-way closures. One appeal regarding Old New Cut Road Apartments was continued to August 18, while a request for 601 Presidents Blvd was withdrawn.

• Rezoning of 15009 & 15011 Dixie Highway from R-4/C-2 to C-2/M-2
• Rezoning of 600/604 Burnett Ridge Place from R-4 to R-5A
• Proposed closure of public right-of-way at S 5th and W Chestnut St alley

Committee on Equity and Inclusion

The scheduled meeting of the Louisville Metro Government Committee on Equity and Inclusion for August 4, 2022, was cancelled. No items were presented or discussed.

• No items were processed due to the cancellation.

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is reviewing an ordinance for a fifth round of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding to address COVID-19's impact on public health and the economy. The committee is also considering a resolution regarding the financing of capital projects through general obligation bonds.

• Fifth round of American Rescue Plan (ARP) local fiscal recovery funding (O-223-22)
• Resolution to finance capital projects via general obligation bonds and notes (R-102-22)

Appropriations Committee

The Louisville Metro Appropriations Committee is reviewing several funding requests and ordinances. Proposed items include allocations for neighborhood development, infrastructure projects like speed humps, and community programs.

• Ordinance requiring Metro departments to pay any overages from estimated project amounts
• $10,000 appropriation for Coalition for the Homeless Project Stand Down
• $12,375 for speed hump installation on Wilart Drive and McCloskey Avenue
• $7,000 for counseling services at Southern High School
• $8,920 for speed humps on West Madison Street

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider several development requests, including amendments to binding elements and district plans. The committee will also review waiver requests for a facility addition at 819 Lotus Ave.

• Binding Element Amendment for Signature Point Fence at 14101-14611 Harkaway Ave
• Revised District Development Plan for 7727 St Andrews Church Rd
• Revised General District Development Plan for Hurstbourne Station at 7300 Hurstbourne Pkwy
• Building and sidewalk waivers for UPS Flight Simulator Facility Addition at 819 Lotus Ave

Clifton Architectural Review Committee

The Clifton Architectural Review Committee will review two requests regarding property changes. These include a proposal for new residential construction at 1728 Payne St. and an after-the-fact request for windows and porch railings at 2353 Sycamore Ave.

• New residential construction at 1728 Payne St.
• After-the-fact windows and porch railings at 2353 Sycamore Ave.

Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee

The committee will discuss an update on One West and review pending legislation. Proposed measures include a requirement for lead abatement in all rental units and reducing fines for owner-occupied properties. A resolution to honor Muhammad Ali with a stamp is also scheduled for consideration.

• Ordinance requiring lead abatement for all rental housing units
• Reduction of fines and costs for owner-occupied properties
• Resolution to issue a stamp honoring Muhammad Ali
• One West update

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider an ordinance to amend Section 36.03 of the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances. This amendment relates to participation in the Kentucky Law Enforcement Foundation Program Fund.

• Ordinance O-210-22: Amendment to LMCO 36.03 regarding the Kentucky Law Enforcement Foundation Program Fund

Planning and Zoning Committee

The Planning and Zoning Committee is reviewing several property rezoning requests and ordinance amendments. This includes updates to the Butchertown-Phoenix Hill-Nulu Neighborhood Plan and changes to truck parking requirements.

• Rezoning of 10212 and 10302 Oak Grove Road (68.57 acres)
• Butchertown-Phoenix Hill-Nulu Neighborhood Plan amendment
• Rezoning of 2702 Chamberlain Lane and 3120/3200 Collins Lane (6.61 acres)
• Amendments to truck parking requirements in the Land Development Code
• Rezoning of 2612 South English Station Road (6.89 acres)

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee is reviewing legislation regarding rental housing registration and enforcement. The agenda also includes a resolution for surplus property at 3907 Bardstown Road and an ordinance regarding storm water drainage definitions.

• Resolution to declare 3907 Bardstown Road as surplus property and authorize its transfer
• Ordinance defining condominiums in the Comprehensive Storm Water Drainage Authority
• Ordinance regarding administration of rental housing registration

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The Labor and Economic Development Committee is reviewing several resolutions regarding municipal contracts and labor agreements. These include funding for 911 system upgrades, medical director services, and emergency medical supplies. The committee will also consider ratifying a collective bargaining agreement for fire and oilers workers.

• $3,500,000 AT&T contract for 911 system support and maintenance
• Ratification of collective bargaining agreement for Local 32BJ/SEIU Chapter 320
• $300,000 American Heart Association contract for EMS materials
• $60,000 Outfront Media LLC contract for a community media campaign
• $85,000 Idexx Distribution, Inc. contract for animal services bloodwork device

Government Oversight and Audit Committee

The committee is reviewing several appointments and reappointments for local boards, including the Board of Health and the Waterfront Development Corporation Board. It will also consider an ordinance to amend lobbying rules for Metro officers.

• Ordinance O-058-22 regarding lobbying of Metro officers
• Appointments to the Louisville Metro Tree Advisory Committee
• Appointments and reappointments to the Waterfront Development Corporation Board
• Appointments to the Fern Creek Fire Protection District Board
• Appointments and reappointments to the Board of Health

Planning Committee

The Louisville Metro Planning Committee will meet online via Webex on August 2, 2022. The agenda includes consideration of Land Development Code amendments regarding Changing Image Signs and W-2. No old business is listed for this meeting.

• 22-LDC-0003: Changing Image Signs LDC Amendments
• 22-LDC-0004: W-2 LDC Amendments

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold public hearings on several zoning variance requests. These include adjustments for setbacks, yard areas, and accessory structures. The board will also consider a conditional use permit for a short term rental.

• Variance to reduce private yard area at 3015 Taylor Blvd
• Variance to exceed maximum setback at 8410 - 8422 Gateway Run Road
• Variance for deck encroachment at 1314 Hoertz Avenue
• Variance for accessory structure at 9300 Michael Edward Drive
• Conditional Use Permit for a short term rental at 721 & 723 Henry Firpo Street

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will address several property maintenance cases at various addresses. The agenda includes reviewing old and new business related to these property maintenance issues.

• Property maintenance case: 3020 Hale Avenue
• Property maintenance case: 1843 Bank Street
• Property maintenance case: 3527 Dumesnil Street
• Property maintenance case: 118 N. 35th Street
• Property maintenance case: 1083 Kentucky Street

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hold a special discussion regarding the University of Louisville Intern Program. The meeting also includes a review of the July 28, 2022, Metro Council agenda and scheduled addresses to the Council.

• Special discussion on the University of Louisville Intern Program
• Review of the July 28, 2022, Metro Council Agenda
• Addresses to Council

Metro Council

The Louisville Metro Council is reviewing several legislative items, including a $125,000 budget transfer for District 11. The council will also consider resolutions calling on Kentucky legislators to eliminate sales taxes on diapers and feminine hygiene products.

• Transfer of $125,000 from the District 11 Neighborhood Development Fund to the Capital Infrastructure Fund
• Resolution calling on Kentucky legislators to eliminate the sales and use tax on feminine hygiene products
• Resolution calling on Kentucky legislators to eliminate the sales and use tax for diapers
• Determination of property at 664 South Fifth Street as surplus and authorizing its transfer
• Ordinance amending RFP processes for golf course management and repurposing

Land Development & Transportation Committee

This meeting consists of procedural items only. The committee will call the meeting to order and consider the approval of minutes from the July 14, 2022, meeting.

• Approval of July 14, 2022, meeting minutes

Committee on Committees

The Committee on Committees is reviewing several items including service contracts, fund appropriations, and zoning amendments. Proposed legislation includes funding for local education and homelessness programs, along with various board appointments.

• $3,500,000 contract with AT&T Corp. for 911 system support, upgrades, and maintenance
• Zoning changes for the Butchertown-Phoenix Hill-Nulu Neighborhood Plan
• $7,000 appropriation to Jefferson County Public Education Foundation for Southern High School counseling services
• $10,000 appropriation from various districts to the Coalition for the Homeless for Project Stand Down
• $300,000 contract with American Heart Association, Inc. for CPR and first aid materials

Planning and Zoning Committee

The Planning and Zoning Committee is reviewing several pending ordinances regarding property rezoning. These include items for 905 East Oak Street, 10310 and 10312 Stonestreet Road, and 100 North Crestmoor Avenue. The committee will also consider a resolution for the Original Highlands Neighborhood Association.

• Zoning ordinance for 905 East Oak Street (0.086 acres)
• Zoning ordinance for 10310 and 10312 Stonestreet Road (3.6 acres)
• Resolution recognizing the Original Highlands Neighborhood Association map
• Zoning ordinance for 100 North Crestmoor Avenue (0.295 acres)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold public hearings regarding several zoning requests. These include applications for religious institutions, short-term rental permits, and property variances.

• Conditional Use Permit for Kenwood Church of Christ at 5424 Bruce Avenue
• Conditional Use Permit for St. Bernard Catholic Church at 7501 Tangelo Drive
• Short-term rental permits for properties on Curran Road, W. Florence Avenue, and Caldwell Street
• Variance requests for fences and accessory structures in several locations

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board will address numerous property maintenance, demolition appeal, and public nuisance appeal cases. The meeting includes reviews for various addresses throughout the city.

• Property maintenance cases at 416 Magnolia Ave #1 and 4433 Churchman Ave #7
• Demolition appeal for 914 Louis Coleman Jr Drive
• Public nuisance appeals for 4800 Preston Highway and 4308 Fegenbush Lane
• Property maintenance cases at 1331 Preston Street and 1411 Olive Street

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is reviewing ordinances to amend the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances. These items concern park fees and the processes for managing, leasing, or selling Metro-owned golf courses.

• Ordinance O-183-22 regarding park fees
• Ordinance O-208-22 regarding golf course management RFP processes
• Procedures to close, repurpose, lease, or sell Metro-owned golf courses

Budget Committee

The Louisville Metro Government Budget Committee meeting scheduled for July 21, 2022, was cancelled. No items were presented for discussion or action.

Committee on Equity and Inclusion

The Committee on Equity and Inclusion will hold a special discussion regarding the American Rescue Plan Equity - The Accelerator Team (ID 22-0950). This meeting is being held via video teleconference.

• Special Discussion: American Rescue Plan Equity - The Accelerator Team (ID 22-0950)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a text amendment to the Land Development Code regarding the W-2 Waterfront District. The agenda also includes updates on Land Development Code reforms and several public hearings for zoning changes. One case, 969 Barret Avenue, has been continued to August 18, 2022.

• Text amendment to the W-2 Waterfront District
• Zoning change for 805 S English Station Road from R-4 to R-5A
• Zoning change for 4490 and 4492 Brownsboro Rd from R-4 to R-5A
• Zoning change for 11700 Plantside Dr from PEC to C-2
• Land Development Code reform update

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

This meeting consists of procedural items only. The Commission will call the meeting to order and review the minutes from the May 19, 2022 meeting for approval.

• Approval of the May 19, 2022 meeting minutes

Appropriations Committee

The committee will consider several requests to allocate funds from district development and infrastructure funds. This includes funding for solar signs on Payne Street and the "I Was Here" project. Members will also review an ordinance regarding how departments handle project cost overages.

• $19,696.30 for solar driver feedback signs on Payne Street
• $4,500 for the Parkland Plaza Project in District 1
• $5,000 to Downtown Development Corporation for "I Was Here" project
• $125,000 transfer from District 11 NDF to Capital Infrastructure Fund
• Ordinance requiring departments to pay for project cost overages

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review several revised district development plans. These include proposals for a child care center on La Grange Road and the Flats at Bardstown. A waiver request for City Barbeque is scheduled to be withdrawn.

• Revised District Development Plan for Ivybrook Academy at 13550 La Grange Road
• Withdrawal of a pedestrian connection and building design waiver for City Barbeque at 4027 Poplar Level Road
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Blankenbaker Station II Lot 27 at 13001 Plantside Drive
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Flats at Bardstown on Buechel Bank and Bardstown Roads
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Quadrant III at Schutte Station Place

Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee

The committee will review ordinances regarding lead abatement for all rental housing units and reduced fines for owner-occupied properties. It will also consider resolutions urging Kentucky legislators to eliminate sales taxes on diapers and feminine hygiene products.

• Ordinance requiring lead abatement in all Louisville Metro rental housing units
• Ordinance reducing fines and costs for owner-occupied properties
• Resolution calling to eliminate sales tax on feminine hygiene products
• Resolution calling to eliminate sales tax on diapers

Public Safety Committee

The committee will receive an update on Group Violence Intervention (GVI) from Keith Talley and Dondre Jefferson. The agenda also includes a presentation regarding Louisville Metro Police Department training for mass shooting incidents.

• Group Violence Intervention (GVI) update
• LMPD preparedness and training for mass shooting incidents
• ID 22-0910: GVI Council Presentation
• ID 22-0949

Clifton Architectural Review Committee

The Clifton Architectural Review Committee will consider two requests for after-the-fact construction projects. These include a retaining wall at 1931 Payne St. and exterior changes at 138 William St.

• After-the-fact retaining wall at 1931 Payne St.
• After-the-fact extensive exterior changes at 138 William St.

Planning and Zoning Committee

The Planning and Zoning Committee will review several ordinances regarding property rezonings across Louisville Metro. The agenda also includes amendments to truck parking requirements and floodplain regulations.

• Rezoning of 68.57 acres at 10212 and 10302 Oak Grove Road
• Amendment to truck parking requirements in the Land Development Code
• Rezoning of 3.6 acres at 10310 and 10312 Stonestreet Road
• Amendment to floodplain regulations regarding Floyds Fork
• Closure of a portion of Fegenbush Lane right-of-way

Public Works Committee

The committee will discuss updates regarding Metro's garbage, recycling carts, and large item pickup. It will also review ordinances concerning rental housing registration and condominium definitions in the storm water drainage authority.

• Updates on Metro's garbage/recycling cart and large item pickup
• Ordinance O-182-22 regarding rental housing registration administration
• Ordinance O-197-22 defining condominiums in the storm water drainage authority

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The Labor and Economic Development Committee is reviewing a resolution regarding the property at 664 South Fifth Street. The measure proposes determining the property is surplus and authorizing its transfer.

• Resolution R-087-22: Determining 664 South Fifth Street as surplus and authorizing its transfer

Government Oversight and Audit Committee

The committee is reviewing proposed amendments to the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances regarding the lobbying of Metro Officers. The agenda also includes several appointments and reappointments to local boards, including the Ethics Commission and Kentuckiana Works.

• Ordinance amending lobbying rules for Metro Officers (O-058-22)
• Resolution amending rules regarding the submission of legislation (R-085-22)
• Appointment of Andrea Lauago to the Nulu Review Overlay District Committee
• Appointment of Lesley Graff-Vincent to the Jeffersontown Fire Protection District Board
• Reappointments to the Ethics Commission and Kentuckiana Works board

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is meeting to review several property and animal-related appeals. The agenda includes ten animal appeals and three appeals regarding buildings and demolitions.

• Ten animal-related appeals at various addresses
• Building appeal for 4316 Arwine Court
• Demolition appeals for 2816 Slevin Court, 675 38th Street, and 210 28th Street

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee is reviewing requests for zoning changes and public right-of-way closures. These include projects at Burnett Ridge Place and Dixie Highway. The committee will also consider approving minutes from the June 23, 2022 meeting.

• Zoning change (R-4 to R-5A) for Burnett Ridge Lofts at 600/604 Burnett Ridge Place
• Zoning and form district changes for Double R Trucking at 15009 & 15011 Dixie Highway
• Proposed closure of public right-of-way at S 5th at W Chestnut St Alley

Downtown Development Review Overlay Committee

The committee will consider a request for an overlay permit for the demolition of the LMPD Headquarters. The project involves buildings at the corner of S. 7th and W. Jefferson Streets, including a pedway crossing.

• Permit request for LMPD Headquarters Demolition at 225 S. 7th St. and 611 W. Jefferson St.

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review a request to replace historic wood windows on the front facade of 2214 Patterson Avenue. This item is listed under old business.

• Replacement of historic wood windows at 2214 Patterson Avenue

Limerick Architectural Review Committee

The Limerick Architectural Review Committee will consider a request for after-the-fact window replacement at 937 S. 7th St. This item is the only piece of new business listed on the agenda.

• After-the-fact window replacement at 937 S. 7th St.

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is reviewing several requests for property variances and conditional use permits. These applications include a boarding home, a child care center, and short-term rentals. Other items involve structural changes such as building additions and sign height adjustments.

• Conditional Use Permit for a boarding home at 729 S. 37th Street
• Conditional Use Permit and variance for Ivybrook Academy at 13550 La Grange Road
• Conditional Use Permit for an off-street parking area at 913 Palatka Road
• Short-term rental permits for 2136 Cherokee Parkway and 11716 Fountain Hall Court
• Variance for a sign height increase at 646 Phillips Lane

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to review several property maintenance cases and one appeal. These items involve various addresses throughout Louisville.

• Property maintenance appeal for 12504 Lucas Lane
• Property maintenance case at 2733 Virginia Ave
• Property maintenance case at 3252 Larkwood Ave
• Property maintenance case at 426 Louis Coleman Jr Dr
• Property maintenance case at 1083 Kentucky Street

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is conducting public hearings for several land use changes, including the Butchertown/Phoenix Hill/NuLu Neighborhood Plan. The agenda includes subdivision revisions and zoning changes for various Louisville Metro properties. One requested rezoning on Brownsboro Rd was continued to July 21.

• Rezoning of 1118 S Shelby Street from U-N to C-1 (Opportunity Shelby)
• Butchertown/Phoenix Hill/NuLu Neighborhood Plan review
• Subdivision revision for The Courtyards at 11705 Waterford Road and 11706 Hillside View Drive
• Rezoning of 2612 S. English Station Road from RR to C-2 (2nds in Building Materials)
• Rezoning of 2702 Chamberlain Ln, 3120 and 3200 Collins Ln to PEC

Development Review Committee

The committee will consider requests for sign and building design waivers. They will also review a revised Detailed District Development Plan for the Flats at Bardstown project.

• Sign waiver for a changing image sign at 3500 Bells Lane
• Pedestrian connection and building design waivers for City Barbeque at 4027 Poplar Level Road
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Flats at Bardstown

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to review several property maintenance and nuisance cases. This includes appeals for properties on Lucas Lane and Marcy Avenue.

• Property maintenance appeal at 12504 Lucas Lane
• Nuisance appeal at 4707 Marcy Ave
• Multiple property maintenance cases at various Louisville addresses

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing several zoning changes, subdivision applications, and a right-of-way closure. Some items, including the Opportunity Shelby project, have been continued to July 7, 2022. The agenda also includes a binding element final order for 331 Outer Loop.

• Zoning change from R-6 to C-2 at 601 Presidents Blvd
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-5 for Alston Trace on Maldon Ct and Maldon Dr
• Proposed closure of public right-of-way at Chenoweth Ct
• Binding Element Final Order for 331 Outer Loop
• Zoning change from R-5B to OR-1 at 969 Barret Avenue

VAPStat Joint Meeting

The Louisville and Jefferson County Landbank Authority is reviewing requests to purchase vacant parcels. These applications include properties on North 23rd Street, West Madison Street, South 26th Street, South 28th Street, and South 36th Street. The items involve the "Cut It Keep It" and "Adjacent Side Yard" programs.

• $500.00 per parcel sale of 343 North 23rd Street and 2301 West Madison Street
• $1.00 per parcel sale of 405 South 26th Street, 530 South 28th Street, and 1117 South 36th Street
• Approval of May 24, 2022, meeting minutes

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to address several property maintenance, demolition appeal, and public nuisance cases. The meeting includes reviews of compliance for various addresses throughout the city.

• Property maintenance appeal at 12504 Lucas Lane
• Demolition appeal at 1318 Lillian Ave
• Public nuisance case at 2118 Old Shepherdsville Rd
• Multiple property maintenance cases including 4433 Churchman Ave #7 and 4607 Market Street

Committee of the Whole

This meeting is primarily procedural, including a review of the Metro Council agenda. The committee will also hold a closed session to discuss pending litigation.

• Review of Metro Council Agenda
• Closed session to discuss pending litigation
• Addresses to Council

Metro Council

The council will review several appointments to local boards and approve various neighborhood funding ordinances. These include funds for landscape maintenance, youth programs, and a street sign dedication. The agenda also includes a zoning change for property on Freys Hill Road.

• $277,000 agreement to purchase and rehab response vehicles for LMPD
• $8,800 for landscape maintenance at South Third Street and Southern Parkway ramp
• $10,000 for programs at the Newburg Boys and Girls Club
• Zoning change for 15.22 acres at 3323 and 3325 Freys Hill Road
• Dedication of Shasta Trail and Ilex Avenue as 'Augusta Y. Thomas Way'

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will consider several new subdivision and zoning requests. The agenda also includes continued discussions on a right-of-way closure at S 5th and W Chestnut St.

• Zoning change from PEC to C-2 for Acura Dealership at 11700 Plantside Dr
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-5A for 805 S English Station Road Multi-Family
• Major Preliminary Subdivision request for Wind Dance Subdivision at 2416 Clark Station Road
• Proposed closure of public right-of-way at Chenoweth Ct
• Amendment to Binding Elements for Old New Cut Road Apartments

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is reviewing ordinances for the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 operating and capital budgets. These items cover appropriations for government operations, maintenance, and construction projects. Action on these items is required by December 2022.

• Ordinance O-198-22 regarding the FY 2022-2023 operating budget
• Ordinance O-199-22 regarding the FY 2022-2023 capital budget

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hear several animal appeals and a property maintenance appeal. The agenda also includes a building permit review and a solid waste case.

• Property maintenance appeal at 12504 Lucas Lane
• Animal appeals for various addresses including 3125 Arterburn Ave
• Building permit review for 207 GLT Avenue
• Solid waste case for 209 South Park Road

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is reviewing ordinance O-183-22. This legislation proposes amendments to Chapter 42 of the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances regarding park fees.

• Ordinance O-183-22 regarding park fee amendments

Planning Commission

This special meeting is dedicated to commissioner training at the Louisville Zoo. The agenda consists of procedural items, including the approval of minutes from June 2, 2022.

• Approval of June 2, 2022 minutes
• Commissioner training day

Committee on Equity and Inclusion

The Committee on Equity and Inclusion will hold a special discussion regarding an update on A Path Forward. Sadiqa Reynolds, Esq., of the Louisville Urban League is scheduled to provide this update.

• Special Discussion: A Path Forward Update by Sadiqa Reynolds, Esq., Louisville Urban League

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will consider ordinances for the 2022-2023 fiscal year operating and capital budgets. The agenda also includes an amendment to second round American Rescue Plan funding. These items involve appropriations for various Metro Government departments and agencies.

• FY 2022-2023 TARC budget approval (O-168-22)
• FY 2022-2023 Metro operating budget (O-198-22)
• FY 2022-2023 Metro capital budget (O-199-22)
• Amendment to American Rescue Plan funding (O-639-21)

Appropriations Committee

The Louisville Metro Appropriations Committee is considering several ordinances to allocate neighborhood development and capital infrastructure funds. These items include funding for public works, community organizations, and law enforcement overtime.

• $10,000 for Boys and Girls Club programs at the Newburg Club
• $4,000 for sidewalk repairs at 4622 Silver Leaf Drive
• $4,000 for Louisville Metro Police Department overtime in District 14
• $8,000 for the Center for Neighborhoods’ PAINT Project on Taylor Boulevard
• Ordinance requiring departments to pay overages on approved project estimates

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several requests for revised district development plans. These include proposals for a commercial kennel on Taylorsville Road and updates to projects on Roberts Avenue, E Manslick Rd, and Westport Rd.

• Revised development plan for Thompson Brothers Plumbing at 436 Roberts Avenue
• Proposed commercial kennel (Pet Suites of America) at 9017 Taylorsville Road
• Revised development plan for Key Family Dentistry at 6305 E Manslick Rd
• Revised development plan for Mike’s Carwash at 9710 Westport Rd

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee

The Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee will consider two requests for after-the-fact renovations. These include window, fence, and gate work at 1105 S. 1st St. and window replacements at 1236 S. Floyd St.

• After-the-fact window, fence, and gate replacement at 1105 S. 1st St.
• After-the-fact window replacement at 1236 S. Floyd St.

Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee

The committee will discuss the impacts of lead exposure on children and consider an ordinance requiring lead abatement in all rental housing units. The agenda also includes proposals to reduce fines for owner-occupied properties and resolutions regarding state sales tax eliminations.

• Ordinance requiring lead abatement for all rental housing units (O-134-22)
• Ordinance reducing fines and costs for owner-occupied properties (O-136-22)
• Resolution dedicating the corner of Shasta Trail and Ilex Avenue as “Augusta Y. Thomas Way” (R-079-22)
• Resolution calling on Kentucky legislators to eliminate sales tax on feminine hygiene products (R-080-22)
• Resolution calling on Kentucky legislators to eliminate sales tax for diapers (R-081-22)

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee is reviewing an ordinance that would require a report on public safety best practices for late-night businesses. The committee is also considering a resolution to authorize a $277,000 agreement with the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security for a police response vehicle.

• Ordinance O-160-22 regarding public safety best practices for late-night businesses
• Resolution R-074-22 for a $277,000 agreement to purchase and rehab a police response vehicle

Planning and Zoning Committee

The Planning and Zoning Committee is reviewing several ordinances related to property rezonings and land use changes. The agenda also includes amendments to the Land Development Code regarding truck parking requirements and tax liens.

• Rezoning of 10410 and 10414 Old Preston Highway (~9.93 acres)
• Rezoning of 3323 and 3325 Freys Hill Road (~15.22 acres)
• Amendments to truck parking requirements in the Land Development Code
• Right-of-way closure for a portion of Fegenbush Lane
• Revised development plan for 8016 Shepherdsville Road (~18.09 acres)

Public Works Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinances regarding rental housing registration enforcement and storm water drainage definitions. The meeting also includes discussion on the Vision Zero traffic safety initiative.

• Ordinance O-182-22: Assigning rental housing registration enforcement duties to the Director of Codes and Regulations
• Ordinance O-197-22: Defining condominiums in the Comprehensive Storm Water Drainage Authority
• Ordinance O-178-22: Adopting the Vision Zero traffic safety initiative

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The committee will consider an ordinance to authorize up to $119,000,000 in revenue bonds for the Boyd Real Property, LLC project. The agenda also includes a resolution regarding local incentives for Distilled Spirits Epicenter, LLC.

• Ordinance O-180-22: Authorizing up to $119,000,000 in revenue bonds for Boyd Real Property, LLC
• Resolution R-077-22: Approving local incentives for Distilled Spirits Epicenter, LLC

Government Oversight and Audit Committee

The committee is reviewing several appointments and reappointments to local boards, including the Police Merit Board and Code Enforcement Board. Members will also consider an ordinance regarding the lobbying of Metro officers.

• Appointment of Col. Detrick Briscoe to the Deputy Sheriff Merit Board
• Ordinance amending rules for lobbying Metro officers (O-058-22)
• Appointments to the Code Enforcement Board
• Reappointment of Marita Willis to the Metropolitan Sewer District Board
• Resolution regarding legislative submission rules (R-085-22)

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board will conduct public hearings, but no final decisions will be made because a quorum is not expected. The agenda includes several short-term rental requests and a modified permit for a scrap metal processing facility.

• Modified permit hearing for River Metals Recycling regarding noise and explosion complaints
• Short term rental permit request for 1338 S. Floyd Street
• Short term rental permit request for 7071 River Road
• Short term rental permit request for 725 Shelby Pky.
• Variance request for 1308 Highland Avenue (continued to a date uncertain)

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will review presentations regarding the FY 2023 budget, including the Mayor's recommended executive and detail budgets. The meeting also includes a presentation from the Department of Corrections and discussions on proposed staff additions to OMB and HR.

• FY23 Department of Corrections budget presentation
• Mayor's Recommended Executive Budget for 2022-2023
• Proposed staff additions to OMB and HR
• Enterprise Resource Planning (Project 52) and E-Merge budget presentation
• FY 2023 Budget Hearing Schedule

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss a proposal to reimagine the Metro Government’s code enforcement process. The meeting also includes a review of the June 9, 2022, Metro Council agenda and scheduled addresses to the Council.

• Discussion on reimagining the Metro Government's code enforcement process
• Review of the June 9, 2022, Metro Council agenda
• Addresses to the Council

Metro Council

The Metro Council is reviewing a proposed ordinance to create a language access policy for Louisville Metro Government. The agenda also includes funding for tree maintenance in District 9 and District 21, as well as several board reappointments. Additionally, the council will consider property leases and condemnation actions related to local infrastructure projects.

• Ordinance to create a language access policy for Louisville Metro Government
• $6,125 appropriation for tree watering on Frankfort Avenue
• $9,675 appropriation for tree maintenance in District 21
• Ground lease agreement for property at 148 North Clay Street for David Armstrong Extreme Park
• Condemnation action regarding the Cooper Chapel Road Extension Project

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development and Transportation Committee is reviewing multiple land use requests. These include proposed zoning changes for properties on S. English Station Road, Chamberlain Lane, and Brownsboro Road. The committee will also consider a subdivision at Reamers Road and a public right-of-way closure near W Chestnut St.

• Zoning change from RR to C-2 at 2612 S. English Station Road
• Zoning change from R-4 and C-1 to PEC at 2702 Chamberlain Ln, 3120 and 3200 Collins Ln
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-5A for 4490 and 4492 Brownsboro Rd
• Major Preliminary Subdivision at 13715 Reamers Road
• Proposed closure of public right-of-way at S 5th at W Chestnut St Alley

Budget Committee

The committee is conducting budget hearings for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. These sessions include presentations regarding budgets for Metro Animal Services and Metro Parks and Recreation. The meeting also involves reviewing the Mayor's recommended executive and detail budgets.

• Metro Animal Services FY23 budget presentation
• Metro Parks and Recreation FY23 budget presentation
• Mayor's Recommended Executive Budget for FY 2022-2023
• Mayor's Recommended Detail Budget for FY 2022-2023

Clifton Architectural Review Committee

The Clifton Architectural Review Committee will consider two applications for replacing front-facing windows. These requests involve properties located on Brownsboro Road and Pope Street.

• Window replacement request for 1854 Brownsboro Rd.
• Window replacement request for 141 Pope St.

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is conducting presentations for the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget. The meeting includes budget hearings for Emergency Services, the Louisville Fire Department, and the Louisville Free Public Library.

• FY 2022-2023 budget hearing for Emergency Services
• FY 2022-2023 budget hearing for Louisville Fire Department
• FY 2022-2023 budget hearing for Louisville Free Public Library

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinance O-166-22, which proposes amendments to the Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Code of Ordinances. The ordinance includes rules for managing 9-hole courses and setting limits on nonprofit-managed golf courses.

• Ordinance O-166-22 regarding golf course management and nonprofit limits
• Requirement for a request for proposal (RFP) for Metro-managed golf courses held longer than one year

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is conducting hearings for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. Presentations include budgets for Facilities and Fleet Management and Public Works, including Solid Waste Management Services. The committee will also review the Mayor's recommended executive and detail budgets.

• FY 2022-2023 budget presentations
• Facilities and Fleet Management budget presentation
• Public Works and Solid Waste Management Services budget documentation
• Mayor's Recommended Executive Budget
• Mayor's Recommended Detail Budget

Planning Committee

The Planning Committee will discuss the BPN Neighborhood Plan for Butchertown, Phoenix Hill, and NuLu. The agenda includes review of staff reports and community updates for these areas.

• Butchertown, Phoenix Hill, and NuLu Neighborhood Plan

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board met on June 3, 2022, to address several property cases. The agenda includes numerous property maintenance appeals and one demolition appeal. A public nuisance case was also scheduled for consideration.

• Property maintenance appeals at various addresses
• Demolition appeal for 914 Louis Coleman Jr Dr
• Public nuisance case for 4308 Fegenbush Lane

Committee on Equity and Inclusion

The Committee on Equity and Inclusion is reviewing pending legislation O-161-22. This ordinance proposes amending Chapter 35 of the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances to establish a language access policy.

• Ordinance O-161-22: Creating a language access policy for Louisville Metro Government

Budget Committee

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee meeting scheduled for June 2, 2022, was cancelled. No items on the agenda were discussed or acted upon during this session.

• Ordinance O-162-22: Fourth round of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding
• Ordinance O-168-22: Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget for TARC
• Ordinance O-639-21: Amendment to the second round of ARP funding

Parks and Sustainability Committee

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is reviewing legislation regarding park land leases and golf course management. One resolution proposes a ground lease for property at 148 North Clay Street to expand David Armstrong Extreme Park. An ordinance is also under consideration to amend rules for managing golf courses within the Metro Code of Ordinances.

• Ground lease and option agreement for property at 148 North Clay Street (R-066-22)
• Ordinance amending Chapter 42 of the Metro Code regarding golf course management (O-166-22)

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is holding a public hearing regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget. The meeting includes opportunities for public comment and a review of the Mayor's recommended budget documents.

• Public hearing on proposed FY 2022-2023 budget
• Review of Mayor's Recommended Executive Budget
• Review of FY 2023 Budget Hearing Schedule

Budget Committee

The committee is considering ordinances related to federal recovery funds and transit operations. This includes a proposal for a fourth round of American Rescue Plan funding for various Metro departments and the 2022-2023 budget for TARC.

• Fourth round of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding for various Metro departments (O-162-22)
• Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget for the Transit Authority of River City (TARC) (O-168-22)
• Amendment to second round American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding (O-639-21)

Planning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings for several zoning changes and a development plan appeal. These cases involve properties on N Crestmoor Avenue, Urton Lane, and Oak Grove Road. The meeting also includes a business session regarding an LED signs resolution.

• Appeal of Bellwood Garden Condos development plan at Bellwood Garden Ct
• Rezoning 100 N Crestmoor Avenue from R-5 to R-6
• Rezoning Buckingham at Ochsner (Urton Lane) from R-4 to OR-3
• Rezoning Oak Grove Road Subdivision (Oak Grove Road) from R-R to R-4
• LED Signs Resolution

Public Safety Committee

The Louisville Metro Public Safety Committee meeting scheduled for June 1, 2022, was cancelled. The agenda included an ordinance requiring a report on public safety best practices for late-night businesses.

• Ordinance O-160-22: Requiring a report on public safety best practices for late-night businesses

Appropriations Committee

The Appropriations Committee is reviewing several requests to allocate funds from various District Capital Infrastructure and Neighborhood Development funds. Proposed items include equipment for the Louisville Metro Police Department, sidewalk repairs, and tree maintenance.

• $27,500 for a radar machine and software updates for LMPD 4th Division
• $14,780 for a new water fountain at the Keats and Frankfort Avenue parking lot
• $9,675 for tree maintenance in District 21 public rights-of-way
• $1,000 for date rape drug testing stickers for local bars in District 8
• An ordinance requiring Metro departments to pay for project cost overages

Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee

The committee will review an ordinance requiring lead abatement in all rental housing units and another to reduce fines for owner-occupied properties. The agenda also includes a resolution to dedicate a street intersection as Benetha Ellis Way. Additionally, there will be a presentation regarding the Muhammad Ali Mural on the flood wall.

• Ordinance requiring lead abatement of all rental housing units (O-134-22)
• Ordinance to reduce fines and costs for owner-occupied properties (O-136-22)
• Presentation on the Muhammad Ali Mural near the Muhammad Ali Center
• Resolution dedicating West Main Street and South 45th Street as Benetha Ellis Way (R-069-22)

Development Review Committee

The Louisville Metro Development Review Committee is reviewing multiple revised detailed district development plans. These include projects such as Germantown Mill Lofts and the Henkel Building Addition. The meeting also includes requests for landscape waivers.

• Revised development plan for Project Maverick at 12621 Plantside Dr
• Revised development plan for Germantown Mill Lofts at 1318 McHenry St
• Henkel Building Addition at 7101 Logistics Dr
• Vitalskin Dermatology development plan at 7931 Bardstown Rd
• Landscape waiver for a proposed warehouse at 7777 National Turnpike

Planning and Zoning Committee

The committee is reviewing various ordinances and resolutions related to land use in Louisville. These items include rezoning properties on Old Preston Highway, Lower Hunters Trace, and Ladd Avenue. The agenda also includes updates to the Metro Land Development Code regarding truck parking.

• Rezoning of 10410 and 10414 Old Preston Highway (approx. 9.93 acres)
• Rezoning of 2328 and 2400 Lower Hunters Trace and 2403 Cady Court (approx. 11.27 acres)
• Ordinance amending truck parking requirements in the Metro Land Development Code
• Review of Floyds Fork Special District regulations
• Closure of a portion of Fegenbush Lane right-of-way

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee is reviewing an ordinance to adopt the Vision Zero traffic safety initiative. The committee will also discuss a resolution regarding a property condemnation action for the Cooper Chapel Road Extension Project.

• Ordinance O-178-22 adopting the Vision Zero traffic safety initiative
• Resolution R-072-22 authorizing a condemnation action for Parcel No. 30 in connection with the Cooper Chapel Road Extension Project

Labor and Economic Development Committee

The Labor and Economic Development Committee is reviewing two pieces of legislation. The items include a resolution for local incentives for Michter's Distillery LLC and an ordinance authorizing up to $119,000,000 in revenue bonds for the Boyd Real Property, LLC project.

• Resolution R-070-22: Local incentives for Michter's Distillery LLC
• Ordinance O-180-22: Issuance of up to $119,000,000 in revenue bonds for the Boyd Real Property, LLC project

Government Oversight and Audit Committee

The Government Oversight and Audit Committee is reviewing several board appointments and reappointments. The committee will also consider an ordinance to amend the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances regarding the lobbying of Metro officers.

• Ordinance O-058-22 amending lobbying rules for Metro officers
• Appointment of Alexandra Neumann to Human Relations Advocacy Board
• Appointment of Leah Pugh to Housing Authority Board
• Reappointments to various fire protection district boards

Code Enforcement Board

The Louisville Code Enforcement Board will review several property maintenance appeals. The meeting also includes a demolition appeal and public nuisance cases at specific addresses.

• Property maintenance appeals for various locations, including 6307 Lower Hunters Trace
• A demolition appeal for 1318 Lillian Ave
• Public nuisance cases regarding 2118 Old Shepardsville Rd

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is conducting hearings for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. Presentations include the Jefferson County Coroner's budget and the Louisville Forward budget. The committee will also review the Mayor's recommended executive budget.

• Jefferson County Coroner budget presentation
• Louisville Forward budget presentation, including Economic Development and Affordable Housing
• Review of the Mayor's Recommended Executive Budget for FY 2022-2023

Planning Commission

The Louisville Planning Commission is reviewing several requests for rezoning and landscape waivers. These include proposals for waste treatment at 1401 Locust Street and changes to property use at various locations. A request for 969 Barret Avenue has been postponed until June 30, 2022.

• Rezoning from C-2 to M-2 at 8315 Nash Road
• Request to allow waste treatment of distilling products at 1401 Locust Street
• Landscape waiver for Ninth & O Baptist Church at 4401 Breckenridge Lane
• Rezoning from R-6 to C-2 for 601 Presidents Blvd
• Rezoning from R-4 to C-1 for 10310 & 10312 Stonestreet Road

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is conducting budget presentations for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. Presentations include the Jefferson County Attorney's Office and Waterfront Development Corp./Belle of Louisville. The committee will also hear from Resilience and Community Service and the Office of Performance Improvement.

• Jefferson County Attorney's Office budget presentation
• Waterfront Development Corp./Belle of Louisville budget presentation
• Resilience and Community Service budget presentation
• Office of Performance Improvement and Civic Innovation & Technology budget presentation
• Review of the Mayor's Recommended Budget

Development Review Committee

The scheduled meeting for May 25, 2022, was cancelled due to a lack of quorum. Case 22-WAIVER-0066 is rescheduled to be heard at the May 26, 2022, Planning Commission public hearing.

• Meeting cancellation due to lack of quorum
• Case 22-WAIVER-0066 rescheduled for May 26, 2022, Planning Commission hearing

Individual Landmarks Architectural Review Committee

The committee will review a request for after-the-fact demolition and proposed new construction at 4422 W. Broadway. This case involves the Renaissance on Broadway Housing project.

• After-the-fact demolition and proposed new construction for Renaissance on Broadway Housing at 4422 W. Broadway

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is conducting presentations for the 2022-2023 fiscal year budget. This includes reviews of budget documentation for the Criminal Justice Commission, Corrections Department, and Police Department. The committee will also review the Mayor's recommended executive and detail budgets.

• Criminal Justice Commission FY 23 Budget Presentation
• Corrections Department FY23 budget presentation
• Police Department FY 2022-2023 budget documentation
• Mayor's Recommended Executive and Detail Budgets

VAPStat Joint Meeting

The Louisville and Jefferson County Landbank Authority is reviewing several resolutions to sell vacant lots. These proposals include properties for single-family residence construction and side yard acquisitions.

• Sale of 1442 South 11th Street for $500.00
• Sale of 3518 Virginia Avenue for $1,000.00
• Sale of 1620 Berry Boulevard for $1,000.00
• Sale of three parcels including 1423 South 10th Street for $500.00 each
• Sale of 110 North 26th Street and 1635 Prentice Street for $1.00

VAPStat Joint Meeting

The Louisville and Jefferson County Landbank Authority, Inc. will hold a special meeting to discuss a racial equity review update. The agenda also includes standard procedural items such as roll call and introductions.

• Racial Equity Review Update

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is conducting hearings for the 2022-2023 fiscal year budget. Scheduled presentations include the Office of Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods, Internal Audit, and the Public Defender's Office.

• Office of Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods budget presentation
• Internal Audit budget presentation
• Public Defender's Office budget presentation
• Review of Mayor's Recommended Budget

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will meet to review several requests for property variances. These include requests regarding side yard setbacks, fence heights, and structure encroachments. One public hearing item for S. 7th Street is scheduled to be continued to a later date.

• Variance for an accessory structure at 3615 Norbourne Blvd
• Variance for side yard setbacks at 928 Franklin Street
• Variance for fence height at 931 Schiller Avenue
• Variance for a garage addition at 5101 Dunvegan Road
• Variance for a commercial structure addition at 2106 Frankfort Avenue

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is meeting to review several new business items. These include animal appeals, property maintenance cases, and a building permit case at various addresses.

• Animal appeal for 7710 Poinsettia Drive
• Property maintenance for 1820 Upper Hunters Trace
• Building permit case for 207 Galt Ave
• Animal appeal for 2927 Winterhaven Road
• Property maintenance for 1356 Trinity Park Drive

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review the Metro Council agenda and hear addresses to the Council. This meeting consists of procedural items.

• Review of Metro Council Agenda (ID 22-0729)
• Addresses to Council (ID 22-0728)

Metro Council

The council is reviewing several appointments to local boards and commissions. They are also considering ordinances to reallocate neighborhood development funds for tree well expansions and increased police patrols in District 14.

• $17,113 appropriation for TreesLouisville, Inc. tree well expansion and curb repair
• $7,000 appropriation for LMPD overtime to address speeding in District 14
• $15,000 transfer from District 26 NDF to Council General Operations
• $15,000 transfer from District 13 NDF to Council General Operations
• Appointments to the Juneteenth Jubilee Commission

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission

The Commission will review a request for individual landmark designation at 1829 & 1831 Brownsboro Road. The meeting also includes consideration of an economic hardship exemption for the demolition of a primary structure at 2130 New Main Street.

• Landmark designation request for 1829 & 1831 Brownsboro Road
• Economic hardship exemption for demolition at 2130 New Main Street
• Approval of April 21, 2022 meeting minutes

Land Development & Transportation Committee

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will review multiple requests for zoning changes and subdivision revisions. These include a proposed public right-of-way closure near S 5th and W Chestnut St Alley. The committee will also discuss development plans for Commerce Crossings II and Alston Trace.

• Proposed closure of public right-of-way at S 5th at W Chestnut St Alley
• Zoning change request for Commerce Crossings II at 9710 Preston Highway
• Revised subdivision plan for Zelma Fields Section 3 at 8310 Silver Bell Ave
• Zoning change request for Alston Trace at 3200-3208 Maldon Ct
• Zoning change request for Opportunity Shelby at 1118 S Shelby Street

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is conducting hearings regarding the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget. The meeting includes budget presentations from the Family Health Center, Public Health and Wellness, and the External Agency Fund.

• Budget presentation for Family Health Center
• Budget presentation for Public Health and Wellness
• Budget presentation for External Agency Fund
• Review of Mayor's Recommended Budget FY 2022-2023

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee

The committee will consider requests for architectural modifications at 2246 Grinstead Drive and 2214 Patterson Avenue. These include after-the-fact front gable siding and the replacement of historic wood windows.

• After-the-fact front gable siding at 2246 Grinstead Drive
• Replacement of historic wood windows at 2214 Patterson Avenue

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is holding a public hearing for comments on the proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget. This includes reviewing the Mayor's Recommended Executive and Detail Budgets. Handouts are provided for Family and Children's Place, Lighthouse Academy at Newburg, and PCC Inc.

• Public hearing on proposed FY 2022-2023 budget
• Review of Mayor's Recommended Executive Budget
• Review of Mayor's Recommended Detail Budget

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will review amendments to its Bylaws and Policies. Public hearings are scheduled for various short-term rental permits and a variance at 4000 Plymouth Road. One request for an accessory dwelling unit on Walter Avenue has been continued to a date uncertain.

• Review of amendments to the BOZA Bylaws and Policies
• Short-term rental permit request for 2222 Hawthorne Avenue
• Variance for yard setback encroachment at 4000 Plymouth Road
• Short-term rental permit request for 1st Street
• Short-term rental permit request for 513 Atwood Street