Jefferson County public meetings in 2021

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Jefferson County Board of Zoning Adjustment will meet online to decide 12 zoning cases, including requests for setback variances, sign height increases, nonconforming use changes, and conditional use permits for short-term rentals and outdoor alcohol sales. The meeting follows COVID-19 public-health guidance and allows both virtual and in-person attendance at the Old Jail Auditorium.

• Variance for 8004 Weyanoke Court to encroach into front-yard setback
• Variance for 416 Marret Avenue to encroach into side-yard setback
• Variance for 1279 & 1283 Bardstown Road to exceed rear-yard setback and landscape buffer
• Conditional Use Permit for Bashford Manor Lane short-term rental not tied to host’s primary residence
• Conditional Use Permit for La Loma Restaurant on Preston Highway to allow outdoor alcohol sales

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board is meeting to hear appeals on code enforcement cases, mostly animal-related, plus one property maintenance case. The agenda is largely routine: call to order, approval of minutes, old and new business, and adjournment, with the bulk of time spent on the listed appeals.

• Animal appeal at 3316 NOE WAY
• Animal appeal at 4208 CHAMBERS WAY
• Animal appeal at 208 S. 42ND STREET
• Animal appeal at 4800 ELMCROFT LANE
• Property maintenance case at 2049 ALTA AVENUE

Planning Commission Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission held a virtual meeting on December 16, 2021, due to public health guidance. The body reviewed five zoning petitions, one alley closure request, and one binding element final order. No decisions were recorded; all items were discussed or advanced for further review.

• Alley closure between Grand Avenue and Greenwood Avenue (21-STRCLOSURE-0030)
• Zoning change from R-4 to PRD for Hardens Cove at 5402 & 5406 Cooper Chapel Road (21-ZONE-0108)
• Zoning change from C-M & M-2 to M-2 for Blankenbaker Access Drive Storage Facility at 11651 & 11661 Blankenbaker Access Drive (20-ZONE-0061)
• Zoning change from R-5 to R-5B for 4634 Southcrest Avenue (21-ZONE-0021)
• Zoning change from R-R to R-4 for Oak Grove Road Subdivision at 10212 & 10302 Oak Grove Road (21-ZONE-0059)

Committee of the Whole Regular

The Committee of the Whole will meet to discuss a Parks for All update and review the Metro Council agenda. The meeting includes scheduled addresses to the Council.

• Parks for All update presented by Brooke Pardue and Jayne Miller

Downtown Development Review Overlay District Committee Regular

The Downtown Development Review Overlay District Committee is meeting to consider one new business item. The body will review a permit request for building renovations and improvements.

• DDRO Overlay Permit request for Derby City Gaming at 140 S 4th Street and 401 W Market Street

Development Review Committee Regular

The Development Review Committee meets online to approve minutes from its December 1 meeting and to review three development cases: a revised detailed district plan for an Ace Hardware store on Shelbyville Road, a waiver request for a car wash express on Dixie Highway, and a revised detailed district plan with a parking waiver for the Morris Pointe project on St Matthews Avenue. All items were continued from the previous meeting.

• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Ace Hardware Store at 14004 Shelbyville Road (21-DDP-0103)
• Waiver request for encroachment into landscape buffer for Car Wash Express at 5208 Dixie Hwy (21-WAIVER-0147)
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan with parking waiver for Morris Pointe at 124 St Matthews Ave (21-DDP-0074)

VAPStat Joint Meeting Regular

The Louisville and Jefferson County Landbank Authority will hold a special VAPStat joint meeting to review vacant and abandoned property statistics and vote on five property disposition resolutions. The board will consider approving sales under various programs, including side yard, Cut It Keep It, budget rate, flex rate, and an intra-governmental transfer.

• Resolution 67: Sale of 2000 Duncan Street for $1.00 (Adjacent Side Yard)
• Resolution 68: Sale of 916 Cecil Avenue for $500.00 (Cut It Keep It)
• Resolution 69: Sale of 3713 Greenwood Avenue for $1,000.00 (Budget Rate, new construction)
• Resolution 70: Sale of 3352 Peachtree Avenue for $12,000.00 (Flex Rate, new construction)
• Resolution 71: Transfer of 3502 7th Street Road to Metro Government for $1.00

Clifton Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Clifton Architectural Review Committee will hold a virtual meeting to review two proposals: renovations to a fire-damaged house at 155 N. Keats and an addition to the American Printing House museum at 1839 Frankfort Ave. Public comments and speaker registration are available.

• 21-COA-0268: Multiple front facade renovations (roof, porch, entry door, siding, windows) at 155 N. Keats following a fire
• 21-COA-0252: Addition to the American Printing House museum and other exterior changes at 1839 Frankfort Ave.

Public Safety Committee Regular

The Public Safety Committee is meeting to discuss pending legislation regarding city tow lots and a professional service contract. The body will review a proposed ordinance for tow lot amnesty and a resolution to fund violence alleviation training.

• O-575-21: Ordinance to allow the Director to declare an amnesty period for Metro Government tow lots
• R-159-21: $200,000.00 noncompetitively negotiated contract for Cure Violence Global to provide training and technical assistance

VAPStat Joint Meeting Regular

The Urban Renewal and Community Development Agency of Louisville discussed amendments to prior resolutions due to market challenges and development patterns. The meeting included procedural items such as roll call, election of officers, and approval of minutes, with no substantive decisions reported beyond the proposed amendments.

• Amendments proposed to Resolution 5, Series 2018 and Resolution 2, Series 2020 for Cedar Street lots (2010, 2012, 2014) in 40203
• Authorization for Community Ventures Corporation (CVC) to sell lots to third-party developers via Resolution 2, Series 2021

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board meets to review 30 property maintenance cases under Old Business and New Business. The meeting follows a standard agenda with call to order, approval of minutes, and adjournment. No new ordinances, contracts, or fee changes are listed.

• 30 property maintenance cases at addresses including 104 41st Street, 208 Southern Heights Avenue, 4940 Graston Avenue, 649 Dr WJ Hodge Street, and 4443 Southern Parkway

Land Development & Transportation Committee Regular

The Land Development & Transportation Committee is meeting to consider three zoning changes and one alley closure. These requests include changes to residential and commercial designations for specific properties in Louisville Metro.

• Proposed alley closure between Grand Avenue and Greenwood Avenue
• Zoning change from R-6 to C-1 for Ciao’s Restaurant at 1203 Payne Street
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-7 for Old Preston Highway Apartments at 10410 & 10414 Old Preston Highway
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-6 for Flats at Bardstown at 2100/2044 Buechel Bank Road & 4134 R Bardstown Road

Committee on Sustainability Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is discussing a project update for Parks for All. The body is considering resolutions regarding a donation for the Mill Creek 1,000 Acre Park and the management and use of the Bobby Nichols Golf Course.

• Proposed $100,000 donation from The Nature Conservancy for Mill Creek 1,000 Acre Park planning
• Resolution R-158-21 regarding use of undeveloped land at 4301 East Pages Lane by Cotton Sports, LLC
• Resolution R-162-21 for the management contract of Bobby Nichols Golf Course with Youth Golf Coalition, Inc.
• Parks for All Project Update presented by Parks Alliance of Louisville

Parks and Sustainability Committee Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee will decide on a $100,000 donation from The Nature Conservancy for planning the Mill Creek 1,000-acre park and vote on two resolutions related to the Bobby Nichols Golf Course at 4301 East Pages Lane: a ground lease with Cotton Sports, LLC and a management contract with Youth Golf Coalition, Inc.

• Accept $100,000 donation from The Nature Conservancy for Mill Creek 1,000-acre park planning
• Approve ground lease with Cotton Sports, LLC for undeveloped portion of Bobby Nichols Golf Course at 4301 East Pages Lane
• Approve management contract with Youth Golf Coalition, Inc. for Bobby Nichols Golf Course

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

The Committee on Equity and Inclusion will meet to conduct a year-in-review recap. Members will discuss potential future topics related to equity and inclusion.

• Special discussion: Recap of the year in review and future equity and inclusion topics (ID 21-1660)

Appropriations Committee Regular

The committee is considering multiple appropriation requests for neighborhood infrastructure, police department resources, and community grants. Items include funding for sidewalk repairs, speed radar trailers, and holiday community events.

• Appropriating $12,079.26 for sidewalk repairs at 17106 Mallet Hill Drive, 15109 Abington Ridge Place, 14313 Micawber Way, and 125 Waterstone Way
• Appropriating $12,145 and $11,645 for two speed alert radar trailers for the LMPD 1st and 3rd Divisions
• Appropriating $10,590 for sidewalk lighting on Rudy Lane
• Appropriating $10,000 for Highlands Community Ministries food pantry and senior lunch program wages
• Appropriating $8,500 for the construction of the Harbor House of Louisville Intergenerational Life Center

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee is meeting online via Webex to hear one new business item regarding an after-the-fact request for a chain-link fence. Participants can join virtually or in person at the Old Jail Building located at 514 W. Liberty St., Louisville, KY.

• Case 21-COA-0144: Request for an after-the-fact chain-link fence at 1218 S. Fourth St. by applicant Rob Barr, Beacon Property, for owner Puritan Organized Senior Living Inc.

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

The Jefferson County, KY Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee scheduled a regular meeting for December 8, 2021, which has been cancelled. The agenda contained only procedural items such as a call to order, roll call, special discussion, and pending legislation.

Public Safety Committee Regular

The committee will hold a special discussion regarding recent deaths at Metro Corrections. Members will also consider ordinances on firearm wound reporting, animal licensing, and tow lot amnesty, alongside two professional service contracts.

• Special discussion on recent deaths at Metro Corrections
• Ordinance O-350-21: Requiring reporting of wounds inflicted by firearms
• Ordinance O-469-21: Enhancing animal licensing enforcement and requiring cat and dog microchipping
• Resolution R-159-21: $200,000 contract for Cure Violence Global
• Resolution R-161-21: $1,687,670 contract for Seven Counties Services, Inc. for deflection program mobile response

Bardstown Rd/Baxter Ave Review Overlay District Regular

The Bardstown Rd/Baxter Ave Review Overlay District Committee meets online to consider a permit for demolition and remodeling of a front dormer addition at Slay Boutique. The meeting follows public health guidance for virtual participation due to COVID-19.

• 21-OVERLAY-0037: Request for BROD Overlay Permit for demolition and remodel of front dormer addition at Slay Boutique, 1703 Bardstown Rd

Planning and Zoning Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning and Zoning Committee will consider 12 zoning ordinances for properties across Jefferson County, including several with amended plans, and two Land Development Code amendments regarding child care regulations and truck parking requirements. The committee will also review a revised district development plan for case 21-DDP-0048. All items are pending legislation requiring committee action.

• Zoning change for 9301-9309 Smyrna Parkway (8.8 acres, case 20ZONE0121)
• Zoning change for 6406 Leisure Lane (12.26 acres, case 21ZONE0044)
• Zoning change for 5217 Springdale Road (17.97 acres, case 21ZONE0106, as amended)
• Zoning change for 10501 and 10511 Preston Highway (4.48 acres, case 21ZONE0081, as amended)
• Ordinance amending Land Development Code for child care regulations (case 21-LDC-0013)

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee is reviewing a collective bargaining agreement for police officers and sergeants. The body is also considering several contracts for public health and the Louisville Zoo, as well as the establishment of a new development area.

• Collective bargaining agreement for River City Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 614 (R-160-21)
• Ordinance establishing the Magazine Street Development Area (O-642-21)
• Contract for Louisville Zoo animatronic insect display with Dino Don, Inc. for $225,000.00 (R-150-21)
• Contract for LMPHW COVID testing equipment with Life Technologies Corporation for $63,575.00 (R-149-21)
• Contract amendment for LMPHW COVID-19 policy work with Holden Huntzinger for $18,000.00 (R-163-21)

Public Works Committee Regular

The Public Works Committee is reviewing an ordinance to approve revenue bonds for the sewer and drainage system. The meeting also includes discussions on air pollution permits and system development charges.

• O-629-21: Ordinance approving the 32nd Supplemental Sewer and Drainage System Revenue Bond Resolution for Series 2022A bonds
• Update on Chemours’ proposed permit from the Air Pollution Control District
• Proposed changes to the System Development Charge Program

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Government Government Oversight and Audit Committee is meeting to consider pending legislation regarding appointments and reappointments to various local boards and commissions. The committee will review candidates for positions on the Commission for Persons with Disabilities, Louisville Metro Tree Advisory Committee, Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board, Extension Board, and Kentuckiana Works - Greater Louisville Workforce Development Board.

• Appointment of Greg Willett to the Commission for Persons with Disabilities (term expires December 12, 2025)
• Appointment of Paul Hinson to the Louisville Metro Tree Advisory Committee (term expires November 29, 2024)
• Reappointment of Adam Gallagher and Kimberly Rice Goode to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board (terms expire December 31, 2024)
• Reappointment of Amanda Fuller to the Extension Board (term expires December 31, 2024)
• Appointments and reappointments for Christopher Schremser, Patricia Williams, and Caitlin Blair to the Kentuckiana Works - Greater Louisville Workforce Development Board

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Louisville Metro Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold a virtual public hearing on December 6, 2021, to consider 14 zoning items. These include variances for setbacks and yard areas, conditional use permits for a rehabilitation home and short-term rentals, and a modified permit for a pump house. One case (21-EXTENSION-0019) has been removed, and another (21-VARIANCE-0148) is continued. The meeting is online due to public health recommendations.

• 21-VARIANCE-0162: Variance for accessory structure encroachment at 4069 Elmwood Avenue
• 21-MCUP-0009: Modified Conditional Use Permit for pump house at JBS Swift, 1200 Story Ave
• 21-CUP-0130: Conditional Use Permit for Divine Steps rehabilitation home at 3240 Herman Street
• 21-CUP-0179 & 21-CUP-0180: Short-term rental permits at 829 Clarks Lane and 901 Ashland Avenue
• 21-VARIANCE-0152: Variance to exceed 80-ft front yard setback at Ace Hardware, 14004 Shelbyville Road

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee is holding a special teleconference meeting to conduct a public hearing and receive comments on a proposed collective bargaining agreement between Louisville Metro Government and the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) for police officers and sergeants. The committee is considering a resolution to ratify the agreement, which covers wages, benefits, and other employment terms through June 30, 2023. No final action is scheduled; the item is pending legislation.

• Public hearing on police officers and sergeants contract with FOP
• Resolution R-160-21 to ratify collective bargaining agreement through June 30, 2023
• Agreement covers wages, benefits, and other terms for police officers and sergeants

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Code Enforcement Board is meeting to consider approximately 50 property maintenance cases across Louisville. The agenda lists addresses with case type 'PROPERTY MAINTENANCE' for each, indicating the board will review or decide on violations. The meeting includes call to order, approval of minutes, old and new business, and adjournment.

• 50 property maintenance cases listed, including 1327 26TH STREET, 1763 BOLLING AVENUE, 5015 WABASH PLACE, 2415 JEFFERSON STREET, and 1317 FLOYD STREET
• Cases at 646 LOUIS COLEMAN JR DRIVE, 2711 CEDAR STREET #1, 2820 MONTGOMERY STREET, 232 JACOB STREET, and 338 ALGER AVENUE
• Additional cases at 2504 ELMHURST AVENUE, 1014 43RD STREET, 2530 ROWAN STREET, 228 JACOB STREET, and 425 WINKLER AVENUE
• More cases at 5501 BAYSHORE COURT, 509 M STREET, 4334 WHITMORE AVENUE, 2620 ELLIOTT AVENUE, and 1914 MAIN STREET
• Cases continue through 1909 BONNYCASTLE AVENUE, including 5074 POPLAR LEVEL ROAD and 3700 TYANNE PLACE

Committee of the Whole Regular

The Jefferson County Committee of the Whole meets to discuss a Tax Increment Financing ("TIF") 101 presentation from Louisville Forward and the Jefferson County Attorney's Office. The committee also reviews the Metro Council agenda and addresses to council.

• Tax Increment Financing ("TIF") 101 presentation by Jeff O'Brien, Rebecca Fleischaker, and Laura Ferguson (ID 21-1448)
• Review of Metro Council Agenda for December 2, 2021 (ID 21-1620)
• Addresses to Council (ID 21-1619)

Metro Council Regular

The Louisville Metro Council is meeting to consider a variety of local ordinances, resolutions, board appointments, and neighborhood funding allocations. Key items include neighborhood development fund grants, contract approvals for public health and parks, and several street and alley closures. The agenda also covers board appointments for local commissions and agencies.

• Appropriate $10,000 from District 9 Neighborhood Development Funds to the Frankfort Avenue Business Association for promotional materials
• Appropriate $20,000 from District 19 Neighborhood Development Funds to Develop Louisville for a Berrytown neighborhood study
• Approve a sole source contract amendment for Zencity Technologies US, Inc. for Louisville Metro Public Health and Wellness data totaling $48,000, for a new not-to-exceed amount of $78,000
• Approve a professional service contract for Metro Corrections with Incipio Workforce Solutions, LLC for employer branding services totaling $100,800
• Approve a sole source contract for Metro Parks with Sandy Abrams Landscaping Company, Inc. to purchase trees totaling $75,000

Planning Commission Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission is holding a public hearing on several rezoning and development requests. Items include a Churchill Downs hotel addition, a RaceTrac waiver request, and multiple residential and commercial rezoning proposals. Two cases are scheduled to be continued to later meetings.

• 21-ZONE-0121: Churchill Downs Inc. requests rezoning from R-1 to C-2 for Derby City Gaming Hotel Addition at 4520 Poplar Level Road, with waivers, CUP for animal racetrack, and sign variance
• 3. 2-Year Waiver Request: RaceTrac Petroleum Inc. seeks waiver to submit rezoning application on property at 11800-11908 E Orell Road and 11705-11707 Dixie Highway, less than 2 years after denial
• 21-ZONE-0021: Rezoning from R-5 to R-5B for two-family residential at 4634 Southcrest Avenue, continued to 12/16/21
• 21-ZONE-0034: Rezoning from OTF to C1 with detailed plan and variance at 10700 Westport Road (Jaggers @ Indian Springs), continued to 01/06/22
• 21-ZONE-0049: Rezoning from R-4 to R-6 for Holgate Apartments at 11405 Holgate Drive

Development Review Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Development Review Committee is meeting to discuss development plans, binding element amendments, waivers, and project extensions across Jefferson County. Key items include revised development plans for the Bourbon House 3 mixed-use structure, Swiss Village Garage Addition, Mike's Car Wash, and an Ace Hardware Store. The meeting is being held via video teleconference with limited in-person access at the Old Jail Courtroom.

• Bourbon House 3: Revised Detailed District Development Plan for a mixed-use structure, revised binding elements, and a waiver at 2076 S Shelby Street (21-DDP-0091)
• Swiss Village Garage Addition: Revised Detailed District Development Plan at 719 Lynn Street (21-DDP-0002)
• Drive-thru Binding Element Amendment at 421, 615 and 617 S Hurstbourne Pkwy (21-AMEND-0006)
• Mike's Car Wash: Revised Detailed District Development Plan with revisions to binding elements at 13310 Shelbyville Rd (21-DDP-0105)
• Quantum Ink Expansion: Sidewalk waiver and waiver of pedestrian connection requirements at 4649 and 4651 Melton Ave and 4628 and 4630 Knopp Ave (21-WAIVER-0132 & 0145)

Planning Commission Regular

The Jefferson County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a zoning change request for the KJS Multi-Family project. The meeting is being held online due to COVID-19 social distancing recommendations. Residents can participate virtually or in person at the South-Central Government Center.

• Zoning change from R-4 & C-1 to R-7 for KJS Multi-Family project at 4805-4907 Bardstown Road & 8004 Watterson Trail
• Detailed District Development Plan and Binding Elements included in request
• Variance requested as part of the zoning change
• Public hearing scheduled for 6:00 PM on November 29, 2021
• Pre-registration required for speakers; written comments due by November 25, 2021

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board will convene to address property maintenance violations across the city. The agenda lists 30 cases, all under the case type 'PROPERTY MAINTENANCE', with no other business specified. The meeting includes standard items like call to order, approval of minutes, and old/new business, but the primary focus is these enforcement cases.

• 30 property maintenance cases on the agenda
• Cases at addresses including 104 41st St, 208 Southern Heights Ave, 649 Dr WJ Hodge St
• Other addresses include 3023 Portland Ave, 4412 Sunset Ave, 13203 Meadowlawn Dr
• All cases are listed as 'PROPERTY MAINTENANCE' type
• Meeting scheduled for 9:30 AM at Metro Development Center, 444 S. 5th St.

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board meets to review 11 appeals related to animal and noise violations. The board will address procedural items such as the call to order and approval of minutes before reviewing the appeals.

• Animal appeal at 6202 Faris Way
• Animal appeal at 2400 S. 4th St #814
• Noise appeal at 3816 Bishop Lane
• Animal appeal at 5512 Garrow Avenue
• Animal appeal at 3430 Grand Avenue

Committee on Sustainability Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is meeting to discuss updates on the Millcreek Wetland Stream Project and a golf professional RFP at Bobby Nichols, and to consider two resolutions: a $75,000 sole-source contract for tree planting and acceptance of a conservation easement on Taylorsville Road.

• Discussion: Millcreek Wetland Stream Project with Bennet Knox (Parks and Recreation, KY Fish and Wildlife)
• Update on Golf Professional RFP at Bobby Nichols by Margaret Brosko (Metro Parks)
• Resolution R-143-21: $75,000 sole-source contract with Sandy Abrams Landscaping Company for tree planting to combat canopy loss and heat island
• Resolution R-148-21: Accept donation of conservation easement on property owned by Blackbird Bend, LLC, near Floyds Fork on Taylorsville Road

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is meeting to consider two pending items: a resolution approving the 2022 budget and improvement plans for the Louisville Downtown Management District, and an ordinance approving additional American Rescue Plan (ARP) local fiscal recovery funding to various metro departments for continued COVID-19 impact. The agenda lists these items as pending legislation, with action required by May 2022. The meeting is held via video teleconference.

• R-147-21: Resolution approving 2022 budget and improvement plans for Louisville Downtown Management District (Jan 1-Dec 31, 2022)
• O-570-21: Ordinance approving additional ARP local fiscal recovery funding to various Louisville Metro departments for COVID-19 impact
• Attachments include proposed budget, ARP project descriptions, and district budget comparison

Planning Commission Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission meets online to decide on nine zoning requests, one parking waiver appeal, and one land-development code text amendment. Items include rezonings for hotels, offices, retail, and multi-family housing, plus a proposed change to child-care regulations in the Land Development Code.

• Appeal of parking waiver for 72,614 sq. ft. hotel at 730 E. Market St. (Bunkhouse Hotel) reducing spaces from 47 to 42
• Rezoning request for 14015 Old Henry Trail from R-4 to R-5A with Detailed District Development Plan
• Rezoning for Blankenbaker Station II Lots 11 & 12 from PEC to M-3 with variance and amendment to allow magnet manufacturing
• Text amendment to Child Care Regulations in the Land Development Code
• Rezoning for Crossings at South Park from R-4 & C-2 to R-6 & C-2 at 10511 W Manslick Road

Parks and Sustainability Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Government Parks and Sustainability Committee will meet to discuss the Millcreek Wetland Stream Project and hear a parks update from Margaret Brosko. The committee will also consider a $75,000 sole-source contract with Sandy Abrams Landscaping Company, Inc. for trees to combat tree canopy loss and a conservation easement donation from Blackbird Bend, LLC.

• A resolution approving a $75,000 sole-source contract with Sandy Abrams Landscaping Company, Inc. to purchase trees for Metro Louisville (R-143-21)
• A resolution authorizing a conservation easement donation on property owned by Blackbird Bend, LLC near Floyds Fork on Taylorsville Road and Old Taylorsville Road (R-148-21)
• Special discussion regarding the Millcreek Wetland Stream Project with Bennet Knox
• Update on the Golf Professional RFP at Bobby Nichols by Margaret Brosko

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

The Jefferson County Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee reviews an ordinance that would prohibit employers from using credit history to discriminate against job applicants. The legislation has been amended and tabled multiple times since August 2021 and is now scheduled for action by February 2022.

• AN ORDINANCE AMENDING LMCO CHAPTER 92 TO PROHIBIT CREDIT DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT (O-400-21)
• Sponsored by Paula McCraney, Bill Hollander, and Jecorey Arthur
• Legislation has been amended and tabled multiple times since August 2021
• Action required by February 2022

Development Review Committee Regular

The Development Review Committee is meeting virtually to review and decide on several development applications, including Floyds Fork Overlay reviews for two single-family homes, a record plat amendment, a detailed district development plan for a construction office, a category 3 development plan with a waiver, a community facility review for an indigent burial cemetery, and revised detailed district development plans for a mixed-use structure, a medical building, and a garage addition. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from previous meetings. Public comments were due by November 15, 2021.

• Floyds Fork Overlay Review for single-family home at 8000 Stout Rd (21-FFO-0012)
• Floyds Fork Overlay Review for single-family house at 2450 S. English Station Road (21-FFO-0013)
• Detailed District Development with binding elements and waivers for Bosse Construction Office at 11101 Plantside Dr (21-DDP-0093)
• Category 3 Development Plan with Waiver for Huntington Industry at 8300 Cane Run Rd (21-CAT3-0016)
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Baptist Healthcare Proposed Medical Building at 11701 Bluegrass Parkway (21-DDP-0102)

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

The Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee will meet to discuss a specific project update. Marland Cole and John Guthrie from Evolve502 are scheduled to provide information regarding ID 21-1553.

• Evolve502 updates (ID 21-1553)

Public Safety Committee Regular

The Public Safety Committee is meeting to discuss four items: an ordinance requiring reporting of firearm-inflicted wounds, an ordinance to enhance animal licensing enforcement and require microchipping of cats and dogs, a resolution authorizing the Sheriff to apply for a $23,055 grant for body armor, and an ordinance allowing the Director to declare an amnesty period for Metro Government tow lots. All items are pending legislation; no final votes are scheduled at this meeting.

• O-350-21: Ordinance creating a new section of Chapter 96 requiring reporting of firearm wounds
• O-469-21: Ordinance amending Chapters 91 and 156 to enhance animal licensing enforcement and require microchipping of cats and dogs
• R-133-21: Resolution authorizing Sheriff to apply for and enter into a $23,055.00 grant agreement with Kentucky Office of Homeland Security for body armor purchases
• O-575-21: Ordinance amending Chapter 72 to allow the Director to declare an amnesty period for Metro Government tow lots

Appropriations Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Appropriations Committee will consider 16 funding appropriations from district capital infrastructure and neighborhood development funds. Items include sidewalk and curb repairs, street signs, lighting improvements, and support for local organizations. The committee is deciding whether to approve these allocations.

• $101,673.60 from District 3 NDF to Public Works for additional lighting
• $14,270 from District 2 CIF for speed hump project
• $20,000 from four districts to LMPD for gym equipment at 8th Division HQ
• $10,000 to Frankfort Avenue Business Association for promotional materials
• $5,100 to Commonwealth Theatre Center for school program

Planning and Zoning Committee Regular

The Planning and Zoning Committee will discuss a revised development plan for the Greyhound Bus Station. The body is also considering several ordinances regarding street closures, property rezonings, and truck parking requirements.

• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Greyhound Bus Station at 4826 Preston Highway
• Zoning of property at 6212 Shepherdsville Road (3.5 acres)
• Zoning of property at 6806 Applegate Lane (5.4 acres)
• Zoning of properties at 5661 West Indian Trail and Parcel ID 104500730000 (4.8 acres)
• Closure of Wayne Street between Wood Street and Interstate 71

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee will hold a public hearing and consider several items, including a resolution to grant local incentives to Piston Automotive LLC, a contract amendment for COVID-19 data services, a contract for employer branding for Metro Corrections, and an ordinance establishing a development area and TIF for the Shelby Street area. The meeting is being held via video teleconference.

• Resolution R-138-21: local incentives to Piston Automotive LLC under KRS Chapter 154, Subchapter 32
• Resolution R-142-21: $48,000 amendment to Zencity Technologies contract, new not-to-exceed $78,000 for COVID-19 data
• Resolution R-144-21: $100,800 contract with Incipio Workforce Solutions for Metro Corrections employer branding
• Ordinance O-536-21: establishing Shelby Street Development Area and TIF, designating Metro Development Authority as agency
• Public hearing pursuant to KRS 65.7401 for Shelby Street Development Area

Public Works Committee Regular

The Public Works Committee meeting scheduled for November 16, 2021, was cancelled. No items were decided or discussed.

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee Regular

The Government Oversight and Audit Committee is scheduled to act on 13 items, including appointments and reappointments to several local boards such as the Library Advisory Commission, Planning Commission Board, Redevelopment Authority Board, and others. The committee will also review an ordinance proposing the annexation of the Kirby Estates area in Jeffersontown.

• Appointment of Keith Runyon to Library Advisory Commission (term expires Dec 31, 2023)
• Reappointment of Carla Robinson to Library Advisory Commission (term expires Dec 31, 2024)
• Reappointment of Eric Friggle to Kentuckiana Works - Greater Louisville Workforce Development Board (term expires Oct 8, 2024)
• Appointment of Glenn Price to Planning Commission Board (term expires Oct 1, 2024)
• Ordinance O-552-21 to annex Kirby Estates in Jeffersontown

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Louisville Metro Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold a virtual public hearing on November 15, 2021, to consider 12 zoning cases. These include requests for conditional use permits, variances, and modifications to existing permits. One case (Grasmere Drive variance) has been withdrawn. The board will also approve minutes from its November 1 meeting.

• Modified conditional use permit to expand Lakewood Baptist Church at 13803 Shelbyville Road from 8,962 to 9,824 sq ft
• Modified conditional use permit for off-street parking at 3609R Fern Valley Road (Baptist Healthcare System)
• Variance for porch encroachment at 1314 Hoertz Avenue
• Variance for garage encroachment at 719 Lynn Street
• Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 2041 Bashford Manor Lane, 1303 South Floyd Street, and 548 Brentwood Avenue

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Code Enforcement Board is meeting to discuss new business regarding property maintenance. The board will review multiple specific addresses for compliance with local codes.

• Property maintenance case: 2612 Duncan Street
• Property maintenance case: 2621 Main Street
• Property maintenance case: 2120 St. Louis Avenue
• Property maintenance case: 2008 Standard Avenue
• Property maintenance case: 6901 Orell Road

Land Development & Transportation Committee Regular

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will hold a public hearing on several zoning change requests, including a hotel addition for Derby City Gaming, a restaurant with outdoor alcohol sales, and multiple residential and commercial developments. The meeting will be held virtually due to public health recommendations, with options for in-person participation.

• 21-ZONE-0025: Rezone 8523 Terry Road & 6300 W. Pages Lane from C-1 to C-2 commercial (PRP Town Centre)
• 21-ZONE-0068: Rezone 1203 Payne Street from R-6 to C-1 with conditional use for outdoor alcohol sales (Ciao's Restaurant)
• 21-ZONE-0108: Rezone 5402 & 5406 Cooper Chapel Road from R-4 to PRD with waiver (Hardens Cove)
• 20-ZONE-0061: Rezone 11651 & 11661 Blankenbaker Access Drive to M-2 for storage facility
• 21-ZONE-0121: Rezone 4520 Poplar Level Road from R-1 to C-2 with CUP for animal racetrack (Derby City Gaming Hotel Addition)

Committee of the Whole Regular

The Committee of the Whole is holding a special discussion on the collective bargaining agreement for Louisville Metro Police Department lieutenants and captains, with Chief Erika Shields present. The committee will also review the full Metro Council agenda for November 11, 2021, including addresses to the council. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with call to order, roll call, announcements, and adjournment.

• Special discussion of collective bargaining agreement for LMPD lieutenants and captains (ID 21-1507)
• Review of Metro Council agenda for November 11, 2021 (ID 21-1527)
• Addresses to Council for November 11, 2021 (ID 21-1512)

Metro Council Regular

The Louisville Metro Council will consider approving $11,417,313 in federal American Rescue Plan funds for housing assistance and a $3.5 million sole-source contract with AT&T to support the 911 system. The meeting also includes votes on neighborhood development fund transfers, tree-planting contracts, and appointments to various boards.

• $11,750 from District 22 Neighborhood Development Fund to Brightside for annual maintenance
• $150,000 transfer from District 20 Neighborhood Development Fund to Capital Infrastructure Fund
• $19,900 from District 3 Neighborhood Development Fund to Center for Neighborhoods for Algonquin Park community engagement
• $3,500,000 sole-source contract with AT&T for 911 system support
• $11,417,313 in federal ARP HOME Program funding for housing assistance

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee will meet online to review three proposals for property alterations in the neighborhood. The committee will consider a garage demolition and replacement, a retaining wall and parking pad, and historic window replacements. Public comments and speaker registration are available.

• 21-COA-0221: Demolish existing garage and construct new one at 2126 Edgeland Ave
• 21-COA-0236: Construct retaining wall in front yard and parking pad at rear at 2112 Edgeland Ave
• 21-COA-0230: Replace historic windows at 2214 Patterson Ave

VAPStat Joint Meeting Regular

The Louisville Metro Government’s VAPStat Joint Meeting will review six resolutions from the Landbank Authority to sell vacant or abandoned properties for $1 to $7,000 each. The sales aim to rehabilitate or demolish structures, create side yards, or build new single-family rentals. Each applicant has submitted proof of funds and meets program requirements.

• $1 sale of 18+ parcels for Save the Structure or Demo for Deed rehabilitation/demolition
• $1 sale of two side-yard lots at 411 S 18th St and 2510 Owen St
• $500 sale of multiple parcels under Cut It Keep It program
• $7,000 sale at 3506 Hale Ave for single-family new construction
• $5,000 sale at 542 S 18th St for single-family rental housing

Budget Committee Regular

The Budget Committee is scheduled to act on Ordinance O-549-21, which proposes a second round of American Rescue Plan (ARP) Local Fiscal Recovery Fund allocations totaling over $100 million to Louisville Metro Government departments. The ordinance aims to address ongoing COVID-19 impacts on the economy, public health, and local services. The committee previously recommended approval on November 4, 2021, with a final action required by April 2022.

• Ordinance O-549-21: $100M+ ARP fund allocation for COVID-19 recovery across departments
• Sponsors: Bill Hollander (D-9), David James (D-6), Jecorey Arthur (D-4)
• Action deadline: April 2022
• Meeting held via video teleconference due to COVID-19 protocols
• Committee recommended approval on 11/4/21

Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting Regular

The Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting is meeting to hold a public comment session. The committee will discuss an ordinance regarding the reapportionment and redistricting of the 26 Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Council districts.

• Public comment session on Council redistricting
• Ordinance O-540-21 relating to the redistricting of 26 Metro Council districts

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Code Enforcement Board is meeting to discuss new and old business. The agenda consists of property maintenance cases for various addresses across the city.

• Property maintenance case: 1756 Dumesnil Street
• Property maintenance case: 2923 Griffiths Avenue
• Property maintenance case: 1033 Tennessee Avenue
• Property maintenance case: 2412 Montgomery Street
• Property maintenance case: 617 Beecher Street

Planning Commission Regular

The Planning Commission is meeting to decide on several zoning changes and a street closure request. The body will also discuss the 2022 Planning Commission Calendar.

• Proposed street closure for New Millennium Drive at the intersection of Wathen Lane
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-5 for Leisure Lane Subdivision at 6406 Leisure Lane
• Zoning change from R-4 to OR-3 for 8907 U.S Highway 42
• Zoning change from C-1 to C-2 for Joe’s Older Than Dirt at 8131 New La Grange Road
• Zoning change from PEC to M-3 for Blankenbaker Station II Lots 11 & 12 at Schutte Station Place

Committee on Sustainability Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee will decide on three sole-source contracts totaling $225,000 to purchase trees for planting across Louisville Metro. Each contract aims to address tree canopy loss and the urban heat island effect. The committee will also hear a special discussion from the Louisville Zoo.

• $75,000 sole-source contract with Snow Hill Nursery, Inc. for tree purchase
• $75,000 sole-source contract with Hale & Hines Nursery, Inc. for tree purchase
• $75,000 sole-source contract with Woody Warehouse Nursery, Inc. for tree purchase

Parks and Sustainability Committee Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is reviewing three separate resolutions to fund the purchase of trees to combat tree canopy loss and the metro heat island. The meeting also includes a special discussion with Dan Maloney of the Louisville Zoo.

• Sole source contract for Snow Hill Nursery, Inc. in the amount of $75,000.00
• Sole source contract for Hale and Hines Nursery, Inc. in the amount of $75,000.00
• Sole source contract for Woody Warehouse Nursery, Inc. in the amount of $75,000.00
• Special discussion with Dan Maloney, Louisville Zoo

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

The Committee on Equity and Inclusion is meeting to discuss pending legislation regarding employment practices. The primary item is an ordinance that would amend the Metro Government Code of Ordinances to prohibit credit discrimination in employment.

• O-400-21: Ordinance to prohibit credit discrimination in employment

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is meeting to consider two items related to American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding. The first is an ordinance approving a second round of ARP local fiscal recovery funds to various departments to address COVID-19 impacts. The second is a resolution authorizing the mayor to accept $11,417,313 in ARP funds from HUD for the HOME program. Both items are pending legislation and may or may not be acted upon.

• Ordinance O-549-21: Approves second round of ARP local fiscal recovery funding to various departments
• Resolution R-139-21: Authorizes acceptance of $11,417,313 in ARP HOME funds from HUD
• Both items have action required by April 2022

Planning Committee Regular

The Planning Committee is meeting to discuss proposed changes to child care regulations. This item applies to all areas with zoning authority.

• Proposed changes to the Child Care Regulations

Development Review Committee Regular

The Development Review Committee will hold a virtual meeting to approve minutes and consider several development requests, including a revised plan for Jeff Wyler Dixie Honda, a new logistics park lot, a bank, a grocery store with outlots, and two plat amendments. The meeting is being held online due to public health recommendations, with an option to attend in person at the Old Jail Courtroom.

• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Jeff Wyler Dixie Honda at 5244 Dixie Hwy (continued from Oct 6)
• Category 3 Development Plan for Boyd Logistics Park Lot 4 at 1400 Cecil Ave
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan with waiver for Eclipse Bank at 13905 Promenade Green Way
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan with building design waivers for proposed grocery store at 2500 Terra Crossing Blvd
• Record plat amendments for Lindsay Avenue (2715 Lindsay Ave) and Poplar Level Road (5700 Poplar Level Rd)

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

The committee will decide on two honorary street-naming resolutions. One honors McDaniel Bluitt at the corner of 44th Street and West Broadway, and the other honors Darrell Griffith (Dr. Dunkenstein) along Hale Avenue from Cecil Avenue to 41st Street.

• Honor McDaniel Bluitt by renaming 44th Street & West Broadway to 'McDaniel Bluitt Way'
• Honor Darrell Griffith (Dr. Dunkenstein) by renaming Hale Avenue (Cecil Ave to 41st St) to 'Darrell Griffith Avenue'

Public Safety Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Government's Public Safety Committee met via video teleconference on November 3, 2021, to discuss several legislative items. The agenda included updates on the Group Violence Intervention Program, ordinances regarding firearm wound reporting, pet microchipping, and private tow operators, alongside a grant application for sheriff body armor.

• Ordinance O-350-21 requiring the reporting of wounds inflicted by firearms
• Ordinance O-469-21 amending Chapters 91 and 156 to require cat and dog microchipping and enhance animal licensing enforcement
• Ordinance O-474-21 amending Chapter 115 regarding private tow operators
• Resolution R-133-21 authorizing a $23,055.00 grant application with the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security for sheriff body armor purchases

Appropriations Committee Regular

The Appropriations Committee reviews ordinances that transfer and allocate capital infrastructure and neighborhood development funds across Louisville Metro. Items include paving, lighting, park improvements, youth programs, and community engagement grants.

• $50,000 to pave Wallie Ann Court, Wilart Drive, Harold Avenue, and McCloskey Avenue
• $45,112.20 to increase lighting in District 3 for security
• $19,900 to Center for Neighborhoods for Algonquin Park master plan community engagement
• $12,400 for two baseball scoreboards at Bather Park
• $42,400 distributed to Blessings in a Backpack for Jefferson County Public Schools food insecurity support

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee will decide whether to ratify a collective bargaining agreement between Louisville Metro Government and the River City Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 614. The agreement covers wages, hours, and other employment terms for LMPD lieutenants and captains through June 30, 2023.

• Ratification of collective bargaining agreement R-117-21 for LMPD lieutenants and captains
• Agreement covers wages, hours, and employment terms through June 30, 2023

Planning and Zoning Committee Regular

The Jefferson County Planning and Zoning Committee is meeting to discuss pending legislation regarding boarding and group housing regulations, property zoning at 1944 W. Jefferson Street, and truck parking requirements.

• Ordinance O-467-21: Amending Section 115 of the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances regarding Boarding and Group Housing Regulations
• Ordinance O-533-21: Relating to the zoning of property located at 1944 W. Jefferson Street containing approximately 0.0746 acres (Case No. 21ZONE0090)
• Ordinance O-507-21: Amending the Metro Land Development Code relating to truck parking requirements (Case No. 21-LDC-0010)

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee will decide on two sole-source contracts: a $3.5 million agreement with AT&T to support, upgrade, and maintain the 911 system, and a $44,545 purchase of a mobile trailer for substance abuse disorder work by Louisville Metro Public Health. The committee will also ratify a collective bargaining agreement for Louisville Metro Police Department lieutenants and captains through June 2023.

• $3,500,000 sole-source contract with AT&T for 911 system support, upgrades, maintenance, and installation
• $44,545 contract with Aero Build, LLC for a custom mobile trailer for LMPHW’s substance abuse disorder work
• Ratification of collective bargaining agreement for LMPD lieutenants and captains through June 30, 2023
• Special discussion on parking study led by Rebecca Fleischaker, Jeff O'Brien, and Tiffany Peebles

Public Works Committee Regular

The Public Works Committee is meeting to hold a special discussion regarding the planning of transit corridors in Louisville. The presentation will be led by Mike King from Advanced Planning and Sustainability.

• Special Discussion: Planning Transit Corridors in Louisville (ID 21-1476)

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee Regular

The Government Oversight and Audit Committee is meeting to consider several appointments and reappointments to various boards and commissions, including the Kentuckiana Works workforce development board, the Planning Commission, the Riverport Authority, and the Louisville Downtown Management District. The most notable item is a resolution to approve Edward Harness as the Inspector General for Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government. The agenda is otherwise routine, consisting of board appointments.

• Resolution R-130-21 approving Edward Harness as Inspector General
• Appointment of Rocki Rockingham to Kentuckiana Works board (term to Sept 2024)
• Reappointment of Lula Howard and Richard Carlson to Planning Commission (terms to Oct 2024)
• Appointment of Bonnie Michael to Riverport Authority board (term to July 2024)
• Multiple appointments/reappointments to Louisville Downtown Management District board

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will meet to decide on several variance requests for property additions and setbacks. The board will also consider conditional use permits for a short-term rental and a church use in a single-family district.

• Appeal of Administrative Official for 4220 South Park Rd
• Variance for private yard area at 4330 S. 3rd Street
• Variance for structure addition at 8094 Dixie Highway
• Conditional Use Permit for short term rental at 9916 Shelbyville Road
• Conditional Use Permit for Ninth & O Baptist Church at 4401 Breckenridge Lane

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is meeting to consider 26 property maintenance cases across Jefferson County. The agenda lists only addresses and case types, with no details on alleged violations or proposed actions. This is a routine enforcement docket.

• 26 property maintenance cases on the docket
• Addresses include 1393 Tyler Park Drive, 3921 Bank Street, 1843 Bank Street, 10701 Back Run Road, 436 N. 28th Street, 1449 11th Street, 2711 Rodman Street, 1319 32nd Street, 114 S. 43rd Street, 6510 Wood Road, 312 20th Street, 4705 Francell Court, 5074 Poplar Level Road, 3005 7th Street Road, 7206 Cross Creek Blvd, 2301 Howard Street, 410 W. Broadway, 4901 Runic Way, 1447 11th Street, 1290 Springdale Drive, 2405 Market Street, 3111 Cabinwood Drive, 1941 Chestnut Street, 229 N. 37th Street, 2702 W. Madison Street, 2918 Kentucky Street
• All cases are property maintenance violations
• Meeting includes call to order, minutes approval, old/new business

Land Development & Transportation Committee Regular

The Jefferson County Land Development & Transportation Committee will meet to discuss various land use cases, including rezoning requests for multi-family and commercial developments, a street closure, and a continued mini-storage project. The meeting is held online via Webex with options for public participation.

• Rezoning from R-4 to C-2 for 3rd Street Road Storage at 8713 3rd Street Road
• Proposed street closure for New Millennium Drive at Wathen Lane
• Street name change for Tim OHERN Blvd FKA Waddell Way (Better Pizza Place)
• Rezoning from R-6 to R-7 for The Willard at 9500 Golders Green Circle
• Rezoning from R-4 to C-1 for Thornton's at 10501 & 10511 Preston Highway

Committee of the Whole Regular

The committee is meeting to review the Metro Council agenda and hear addresses to the Council. The agenda consists of procedural items.

• Review of Metro Council Agenda (ID 21-1422)
• Addresses to Council (ID 21-1421)

Metro Council Regular

The Metro Council is meeting to consider amendments to the land development code regarding parking and bike-ways. The body will also vote on several professional service contracts for public health, emergency services, and park maintenance.

• Ordinance O-508-21 to amend the Metro Land Development Code relating to parking requirements
• Resolution R-119-21 for a $300,000 contract with American Heart Association, Inc. for EMS materials
• Ordinance O-514-21 appropriating $46,000 for the 2022 FridayFest Concert Series at Highview Park
• Resolution R-112-21 for a $100,000 contract for maintenance of the Louisville Zoo's antique carousel
• Resolution R-126-21 authorizing condemnation action for the Hubbards Lane widening project

Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting Regular

The Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting is meeting to discuss council redistricting and take public comments on the matter. The agenda lists a special discussion and public comments as the main items, with no specific map proposals or votes listed.

• Public comments on council redistricting (ID 21-1395)

Bardstown Rd/Baxter Ave Review Overlay District Regular

The Bardstown Rd/Baxter Ave Review Overlay District committee is meeting to consider one project request. The body will review a proposal for demolition and remodeling at a specific property.

• Request for demolition and remodel of front dormer at 1703 Bardstown Rd

Committee of the Whole Regular

The Jefferson County Committee of the Whole will hold a special discussion on the Department of Justice's investigation into the Louisville Metro Police Department and Louisville Metro Government. Officials from Public Safety and LMPD will present possible outcomes, associated costs, and best practices.

• DOJ investigation into LMPD and Louisville Metro Government
• Presentation by Matt Golden (Public Safety), Chief Erika Shields, and Lt. Col. Paul Humphrey (LMPD)
• Discussion of possible outcomes, costs, and best practices

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Code Enforcement Board is meeting to discuss new and old business. The agenda consists of reviewing multiple property maintenance cases at various addresses.

• Property maintenance case: 2621 Virginia Avenue
• Property maintenance case: 15209 Shelbyville Road
• Property maintenance case: 1932 Market Street
• Property maintenance case: 4140 Broadway
• Property maintenance case: 8810 Lake Ridge Drive

Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting Regular

The Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting meets to discuss proposed 2021 redistricting maps. The committee, chaired by Markus Winkler, will review ID 21-1352 during a special meeting held via video teleconference.

• Proposed 2021 Redistricting Maps (ID 21-1352)
• Special meeting via video teleconference

Planning Commission Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission is meeting virtually to consider several zoning changes, street right-of-way closures, and a parking waiver for a proposed hotel. One parking waiver case has been withdrawn. The agenda includes public hearings on multiple development projects, including a hotel, subdivisions, and townhomes, as well as appeals and a consent agenda item for approving prior meeting minutes.

• Withdrawn: Parking waiver for 72,614 sq. ft. hotel at 730 E. Market Street (Bunkhouse Hotel)
• Zoning change R-4 to C-M with parking waiver at 6212 Shepherdsville Road (Thieneman)
• Zoning change R-4 to R-5 with subdivision plan at 5661 W Indian Trail (W Indian Trail Subdivision)
• Zoning change R-4 to R-7 with subdivision plan at 5217 Springdale Road (Springdale Apartments)
• Zoning change R-4 to PRD with townhome plan at 6806 Applegate Lane (Creek's Edge Townhomes)

Committee on Sustainability Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is considering four resolutions approving sole-source contracts totaling $300,800. The items cover maintenance of the Louisville Zoo's antique carousel, tree purchases to address canopy loss and heat island effects, and equipment for Metro Parks. The committee may vote on these items or defer them.

• R-112-21: $100,000 sole-source contract with Carousels and Carvings, Inc. for Louisville Zoo carousel parts, maintenance, repair, and service
• R-120-21: $75,000 sole-source contract with Bowling Nursery, Inc. for tree purchases to combat canopy loss and heat island effects
• R-121-21: $75,000 sole-source contract with TreesLouisville, Inc. for tree purchases to combat canopy loss and heat island effects
• R-122-21: $50,800 sole-source contract with Greenville Turf and Tractor, Inc. for three used Gator vehicles and a large blower

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission Regular

The Jefferson County Historic Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission is holding an online meeting via Webex. The agenda consists entirely of procedural matters, specifically the call to order, adjournment, and the approval of the revised minutes from the August 26, 2021 meeting.

• Approval of the Revised Minutes from the August 26, 2021 Historic Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission meeting

Parks and Sustainability Committee Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee will consider four resolutions approving sole-source contracts funded through the capital and operating budget ordinances. The contracts cover maintenance for the Louisville Zoo's antique carousel, tree purchases to address canopy loss and heat island effects, and equipment for Metro Parks. All items are pending legislation requiring action by April 2022.

• R-112-21: $100,000 sole-source contract with Carousels and Carvings, Inc. for zoo carousel parts, maintenance, repair, and service
• R-120-21: $75,000 sole-source contract with Bowling Nursery, Inc. for tree purchases to combat canopy loss and heat island
• R-121-21: $75,000 sole-source contract with TreesLouisville, Inc. for tree purchases to combat canopy loss and heat island
• R-122-21: $50,800 sole-source contract with Greenville Turf and Tractor, Inc. for three used Gator vehicles and a large blower

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

The Jefferson County Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee will decide on an ordinance to amend the Metro Government Code of Ordinances to prohibit credit discrimination in employment. The committee will also hold a special discussion on fair and equitable elections with the County Clerk, Board of Elections, and redistricting representatives.

• ID 21-1391: Ordinance amending LMCO Chapter 92 to prohibit credit discrimination in employment
• O-400-21: Proposed ordinance sponsored by Paula McCraney (D-7), Bill Hollander (D-9), and Jecorey Arthur (D-4)
• Special discussion on fair and equitable elections with County Clerk Bobbie Holsclaw and Board of Elections

Budget Committee Regular

The Budget Committee is meeting to discuss pending legislation regarding the capital budget. The primary item is a proposal to transfer funds to an existing project for Long Run Park improvements.

• O-520-21: Ordinance to transfer funds from FY 2019-2020, 2020-2021, and 2021-2022 capital budgets to D19 Long Run Park Improvements

Development Review Committee Regular

The Development Review Committee of Louisville Metro Government met to consider a virtual agenda featuring old and new business items. The committee reviewed sign waivers, a new state government office building, minor plats, and a revised development plan for a grocery store. The meeting was held via video teleconference due to public health recommendations.

• 21-WAIVER-0113: Changing Image Sign Waiver at 3938 Poplar Level Road (Holy Family)
• 21-WAIVER-0124: Changing Image Sign Waiver at 2962 Breckenridge Lane (Mike's Carwash)
• 21-CFR-0019 and 21-DDP-0104: Community Facility Review and Revised District Development Plan for a new 5,018 sq. ft. Kentucky State Government Office Building (Real ID - Willismore) at 6202 Willismore Drive
• 21-MPLAT-0154: Record Plat Amendment for Youngland Avenue Minor Plat at 1727 Youngland Ave
• 21-DDP-0079: Revised Detailed District Development Plan with Building Design Waivers for a proposed grocery store with outlots at 2500 Terra Crossing Blvd.

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

The Louisville Metro Government Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee meets to discuss odor control efforts in West and Central Louisville with the Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District. The committee will also discuss a $300,000 sole-source contract for emergency medical services materials and a resolution to dedicate an intersection in honor of Mr. Edgardo Mansilla.

• Special discussion on odor control efforts within West and Central Louisville with Daymond Talley and Wesley Sydnor from the Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD)
• Resolution R-113-21 honoring the legacy of Mr. Edgardo Mansilla by dedicating the intersection of West Kenwood Way and Southside Drive as 'Mr. Edgardo Mansilla Way'
• Resolution R-119-21 approving a noncompetitively negotiated sole source contract with the American Heart Association, Inc. for $300,000.00 for emergency medical services concerning CPR, first aid, and cardiovascular care materials

Public Safety Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Government Public Safety Committee meets to discuss and review pending local legislation. The agenda includes proposed ordinances regarding firearm wound reporting, animal abuse connections to interpersonal violence, secondary metals recyclers, homeless camp relocation, and alarm system updates.

• O-350-21: An ordinance requiring the reporting of wounds inflicted by firearms
• O-401-21: An ordinance addressing the connection between animal abuse and interpersonal violence
• O-403-21: An ordinance amending regulations for secondary metals recyclers
• O-431-21: An ordinance relating to the relocation of persons who are homeless from camps
• O-524-21: An ordinance extending the terms of initial appointees to the Civilian Review & Accountability Board

Clifton Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Clifton Architectural Review Committee is meeting online and in person at the Old Jail Building to discuss three design review cases. The agenda includes proposals for front facade window replacements, an awning and signage, and new single-family residential construction.

• 21-COA-0228: Review of a proposal to replace front facade windows in a commercial building at 2347 Frankfort Ave.
• 21-COA-0059: Review of a proposal to replace front facade windows, add a side drive-thru window, and review an after-the-fact awning and signage at Frankfort Ave. Liquors (2115 Frankfort Ave.)
• 21-COA-0185: Review of a proposal to construct a new single family residence at 124 William St.

Appropriations Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Appropriations Committee will consider 14 funding appropriations from district capital infrastructure and neighborhood development funds. Items include park improvements, police community engagement, graffiti cleanup, and support for local nonprofits. The committee may vote on these allocations during the meeting.

• $190,500 for Petersburg Park improvement project
• $46,000 for 2022 FridayFest concert series at Highview Park
• $17,500 for graffiti removal along commercial corridors
• $2,250 for LMPD basketballs for community engagement
• $35,730 for selective clearing at Highview Park

Public Works Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Government Public Works Committee is meeting to discuss a two-way street conversion, an ordinance amending parking and bikeway regulations, and a resolution authorizing a condemnation action for the Hubbards Lane widening project.

• Ordinance O-515-21 amending LMCO Chapters 72 and 74 regarding parking and bikeways
• Resolution R-126-21 authorizing a condemnation action against Parcel No. 01 (Haymarket Real Estate Holdings, LLC, et al) for the Hubbards Lane widening project
• Special discussion on two-way street conversion led by Dirk Goin from Public Works

Planning and Zoning Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Government Planning and Zoning Committee is meeting to discuss and consider various pending ordinances and resolutions. Items on the agenda include property rezonings at Briscoe Lane, Outer Loop, Poplar Level Road, and Atwood Street, alongside proposed amendments to the Land Development Code regarding parking and group housing regulations.

• Ordinance O-504-21: Zoning for approximately 9.62 acres at 6906 Briscoe Lane and 6709 and 6803 Outer Loop (Case No. 21ZONE0057)
• Ordinance O-505-21: Zoning for approximately 0.93 acres at 4636 Poplar Level Road (Case No. 21ZONE0058)
• Ordinance O-506-21: Zoning for approximately 0.26 acres at 528 and 530 Atwood Street (Case No. 21ZONE0060)
• Ordinance O-507-21: Amending the Metro Land Development Code relating to truck parking requirements (Case No. 21-LDC-0010)
• Ordinance O-509-21: Amending Ordinance No. 085 regarding temporary use of parking lots, open areas, and sidewalks for outdoor dining and alcohol sales in response to COVID-19

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee will decide on several professional service contracts and collective bargaining agreements, including a $3.5 million sole-source 911 system support contract with AT&T Corp. and multiple health-related contracts for Louisville Metro Public Health and Wellness totaling over $500,000. The committee will also consider ratifying labor agreements for library employees and police lieutenants/captains.

• $3.5M sole-source contract with AT&T Corp. for 911 system support, upgrades, and maintenance
• $38,000 contract for LMPHW organizational change strategy discussions (Aja Barber)
• $92,000 contract with University Medical Center for Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner Program coordinator
• $200,000 amendment to Vitality DX COVID-19 testing contract (new not-to-exceed $650,000)
• $160,008 contract for LMPHW Medical Director (Dr. Jeffrey Howard, Jr.)

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee Regular

The Government Oversight and Audit Committee of Louisville Metro Government cancelled its October 19, 2021 regular meeting. No decisions or discussions were held due to the cancellation.

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Jefferson County Board of Zoning Adjustment will meet online to review 11 zoning cases, including requests for variances, conditional use permits, and one appeal. The meeting follows COVID-19 public health guidance and allows virtual or in-person participation at the Old Jail Auditorium in Louisville.

• Variance for 4628 Varble Avenue (private yard less than 30% of lot area)
• Variance for 1421 Castlewood Avenue (private yard less than 30% of lot area)
• Conditional use permit for 4819 Poplar Level Road (contractor shop)
• Conditional use permit for 1816 Rangeland Road (community service facility for OVEC - St. Ignatius)
• Conditional use permit for 432 S. 16th Street (transitional house with landscape buffer waiver)

VAPStat Joint Meeting Regular

The Louisville and Jefferson County Landbank Authority is holding a special meeting via video teleconference to consider and approve minutes and discuss new business. The primary agenda item is the examination of Landbank policies using the Louisville Metro Government's Racial Equity Toolkit.

• Resolution No. 60, Series 2021: Examination of Landbank Policies Utilizing the Louisville Metro Government's Racial Equity Toolkit, requested by the Office of Community Development with case manager Laura Grabowski
• Approval of Landbank Authority minutes from October 11, 2021

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is meeting to consider appeals of code enforcement cases, primarily animal-related violations, and one noise citation. The agenda includes approval of minutes, old business, and new business, with the listed cases under new business.

• 10 animal appeal cases at addresses including 5412 Alicante Ln, 2059 Alta Ave, 808 Flat Rock Rd, 9924 Appollo Ln, 2403 Kings Croos Ct, 1422 N. English Station Rd, 4712 Kiefer Rd, 1407 St James Ct, 17119 Shakes Creek Dr, 1409 Quincy St
• 1 noise citation at 1032 E. Chestnut St

Land Development & Transportation Committee Regular

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will hold a virtual meeting to review and vote on several land development items, including zoning changes, subdivision plans, and a public right-of-way closure. The agenda includes a mix of residential and commercial projects across Louisville Metro and nearby cities.

• Closure of Wayne Street right-of-way between I-71 and Wood St for Waterfront Botanical Gardens
• Zoning change from R-4 to C-2 with CUP for mini-storage at 8713 3rd Street Road
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-7 for multi-family at 4805-4907 Bardstown Road & 8004 Watterson Trail
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-5 for Leisure Lane Subdivision at 6406 Leisure Lane
• Zoning change from C-1 to C-2 for Joe's Older Than Dirt at 8131 New La Grange Road

Committee of the Whole Regular

The Jefferson County Committee of the Whole is holding a special meeting to discuss public safety with Mayor Greg Fischer. The committee will also review the Metro Council agenda and hear announcements. This is a discussion and review session, not a final decision-making meeting.

• Public Safety Discussion with Mayor Greg Fischer (ID 21-1379)
• Review of Metro Council Agenda (ID 21-1367)
• Addresses to Council - October 14, 2021 (ID 21-1356)

Metro Council Regular

The Louisville Metro Council will hold its regular October meeting, primarily voting on a $4.7 million capital budget amendment for the Louisville Zoo and a proposed ordinance to protect people experiencing homelessness under bias-related crime laws. The council will also consider multiple professional service contracts totaling over $300,000 for public health, police forensic services, and homeless services, along with several board appointments.

• $4,722,970 appropriation for Louisville Zoo's Operations Surplus Projects (O-472-21)
• Ordinance to add people experiencing homelessness as a protected class under bias-related crime laws (O-428-21)
• $125,000 contract with Norton Children's Medical Group for LMPD forensic medical services (R-103-21)
• $623,681 contract with Motorola Solutions for Metro Safe radio system maintenance (R-106-21)
• $7,500 neighborhood development fund allocation to C.H.O.I.C.E. Inc. for sports leadership program (O-465-21)

NuLu Review Overlay Committee Regular

The NuLu Review Overlay Committee is meeting online to review one new business item: a request to demolish all buildings at 700 E Main St to prepare for future development, with conceptual review of a proposed mixed-use project called NuLu Crossing. The meeting is held virtually due to public health recommendations, with in-person viewing available at the Old Jail Building.

• 21-OVERLAY-0027: Demolition of all buildings at 700 E Main St for future development
• Conceptual review of NuLu Crossing mixed-use development
• Owner: NuLu Central Station, LLC; Applicant: Mark Campisano
• Council District 4 - Jecorey Arthur
• Public hearing speakers must pre-register by Oct 12, 2021

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee is meeting online via Webex and in person at the Old Jail Building to review three new business cases. The agenda includes an after-the-fact rear yard privacy fence height review at 1215 S. 3rd St., a proposal to replace four turret dormer windows at 1135 S. 1st St., and a proposal to construct a carriage house and three-car garage at 210R E. Magnolia Ave.

• 21-COA-0202: Review of after-the-fact rear yard privacy fence height at 1215 S. 3rd St.
• 21-COA-0083: Proposal to replace 4 turret dormer windows at 1135 S. 1st St. (First Place Condos Turret Repairs)
• 21-COA-0181: Proposal to construct a carriage house / 3 car garage at the rear of the property at 210R E. Magnolia Ave. (The Remise - Old Louisville Carriage House)

Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting Regular

The Jefferson County Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting scheduled a meeting for October 13, 2021, which has been cancelled. The agenda contained only procedural items and a placeholder for special discussion.

VAPStat Joint Meeting Regular

The Louisville Metro Government’s VAPStat Joint Meeting will vote on four Louisville & Jefferson County Landbank Authority resolutions to sell vacant properties. Three resolutions propose affordable housing or commercial development on Dixie Highway, while one offers $1 parcels for rehabilitation or demolition under the Last Look program.

• Approve sale of 13 Dixie Highway parcels to REBOUND, Inc. for $9,000 to build 15 affordable homes with $4.1M estimated development costs
• Approve sale of 5 Dixie Highway parcels to Giddot Properties & Ladder Truck 33 for $4,500 to build a Midwest post-production editing facility
• Approve sale of 2 Curry Court and West Market Street parcels to 670 Curry Court Land Trust and Vietnam Veterans of America for $500 each under Cut It Keep It program
• Approve sale of multiple parcels for $1 each under Last Look program for rehabilitation or demolition within 18 months or 45 days

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board meets to review 30 properties cited for maintenance violations. The board will consider approval of minutes and address routine property maintenance cases. No new business or ordinance changes are listed on this agenda.

• 1910 Portland Avenue — property maintenance
• 629 Caldwell Street — property maintenance
• 3209 Bohannon Ave #101 — property maintenance
• 2929 Garland Ave — property maintenance
• 1808 Lytle Street — property maintenance

Planning Commission Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission is meeting virtually to consider several land-use items, including a zoning change, a detailed development plan for an apartment complex, and a binding element appeal. Two items are scheduled to be continued to later meetings. Public comments and speaker registrations are being accepted.

• Zoning change from R-6 to CR with detailed plan and waiver for 1944 W. Jefferson Street
• Detailed District Development Plan for Smyrna Parkway Apartments at 9301-9309 Smyrna Parkway
• Binding Element Appeal for 1317 Tile Factory Lane
• Closure of alley right-of-way adjacent to 325 S Ewing Ave (continued to 10-21 meeting)
• Major amendment to Tyler Town Center Planned Development District (continued to a date uncertain)

Committee on Sustainability Regular

This meeting of the Louisville Metro Parks and Sustainability Committee has been cancelled. The agenda lists only standard procedural items (call to order, roll call, discussion, pending legislation, adjournment) and no substantive business will be conducted.

• Meeting cancelled

Parks and Sustainability Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Government Parks and Sustainability Committee meeting scheduled for October 7, 2021, has been cancelled. The agenda consists entirely of standard procedural items such as a call to order, roll call, special discussion, and pending legislation.

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

The Jefferson County Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee meeting was cancelled. The committee had been scheduled to discuss an ordinance amending the Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government Code to prohibit credit discrimination in employment, which has been amended and recommended for approval by the committee.

• O-400-21: Proposed ordinance to prohibit credit discrimination in employment

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Government Budget Committee is meeting to discuss broadband funding under the American Rescue Plan and consider pending legislation. Items on the agenda include amending the Jefferson County Clerk's 2021 budget and capital request, appropriating $4,722,970 to the Louisville Zoo for operations surplus projects, and allocating $388,000 in American Rescue Plan funds to the Department of Codes and Regulations.

• Discussion on Broadband Funding Under the American Rescue Plan
• A Resolution amending the Jefferson County Clerk's 2021 budget and capital request (ID 21-1277 / R-104-21)
• An Ordinance appropriating $4,722,970 to the Louisville Zoo for the Zoo Operations Surplus Projects (O-472-21)
• An Ordinance appropriating $388,000 from the American Rescue Plan to the Department of Codes and Regulations for liquor license compliance staff (O-473-21)

Development Review Committee Regular

The Development Review Committee will consider 10 items, including revised development plans, sign waivers, and an extension request. Several cases were continued from previous meetings. The meeting is held online via Webex due to COVID-19 precautions.

• 21-DDP-0048: Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Greyhound Bus Station at 4826 Preston Hwy
• 21-DDP-0035: Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Jeff Wyler Dixie Honda at 5244 Dixie Hwy
• 21-EXTENSION-0015: 2nd request to extend expiration date for Blankenbaker Station II, Lot 10 at 12620 Plantside Dr
• 21-DDP-0075: Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Kentucky Back and Neck Institute at 1601 Preston St
• 21-WAIVER-0113: Changing Image Sign Waiver for Holy Family at 3938 Poplar Level Road

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

The Jefferson County Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee will meet to discuss pending legislation and hear a special presentation. The committee will consider an ordinance to make people experiencing houselessness a protected class regarding bias-related crimes, and a resolution to dedicate a street corner in honor of Charles "Bud" Dorsey. Additionally, the committee will hear a special discussion from Abby Piper of Jefferson County Public Schools regarding COVID-19 health challenges.

• Special discussion with JCPS regarding COVID-19 related health challenges and student changes by Abby Piper
• Ordinance O-428-21 amending Louisville Metro Code Chapters 92 and 130 to make people experiencing houselessness a protected class for bias-related crimes
• Resolution R-105-21 honoring Charles "Bud" Dorsey by dedicating the corner of Burwell Avenue and 18th Street as "Charles 'Bud' Dorsey Way"

Public Safety Committee Regular

The Public Safety Committee will hold a special discussion with Metro Corrections officials and union representatives, then consider several ordinances, including one requiring reporting of firearm-inflicted wounds. Other items address animal abuse and interpersonal violence, secondary metals recyclers, homeless camp relocations, extended hour alcohol licenses, alarm systems, animal licensing/microchipping, and private tow operators.

• Special discussion: Corrections update with Chief Dwayne Clark and FOP #77 representatives
• Ordinance requiring reporting of wounds inflicted by firearms (ID 21-1280)
• Ordinance addressing connection between animal abuse and interpersonal violence (O-401-21)
• Ordinance amending regulations for secondary metals recyclers (O-403-21)
• Ordinance amending sections on relocation of homeless persons from camps (O-431-21)

Appropriations Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Appropriations Committee will consider 11 appropriations from district capital infrastructure, neighborhood development, and municipal aid funds. Items include funding for an honorary street sign, swim instructor certification, tennis lessons, liquor enforcement overtime, tree work, a welcome sign, a mentoring program, sidewalk repairs, paving, and community events. The committee may act on some or all items.

• $188 for honorary street sign for Charles 'Bud' Dorsey at Burwell Avenue and 18th Street
• $620 to Central Adult Learn-to-Swim, Inc. for instructor certification at Algonquin Park Pool
• $5,000 to Alcohol Beverage Control for weekend enforcement of late night liquor license establishments
• $29,148.51 for paving on Oakdale Avenue in District 15
• $5,000 to C.H.O.I.C.E. Inc. for 'Dare to Dream' sports leadership program

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee will meet online to decide on a rear-yard addition to a two-bay garage at 2217 Cherokee Parkway. The meeting follows COVID-19 safety guidance and allows both virtual and limited in-person participation.

• Case 21-COA-0198: Review of rear-yard addition to two-bay garage with bonus room above at 2217 Cherokee Pkwy

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee will hear a labor force update from KentuckianaWorks and consider nine resolutions approving noncompetitively negotiated professional service contracts totaling about $1.19 million. Contracts include funding for the LMPD Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner program, musical performances, public health positions, homeless services, and Metro Safe radio maintenance. Several items have prior legislative history including amendments and tabling.

• $92,000 for University of Louisville Hospital SAFE program coordinator (LMPD)
• $53,000 for Louisville Federation of Musicians performances
• $38,000 for Aja Barber health equity strategy support
• $58,346.16 for University of Louisville laboratory director (Public Health)
• $623,681 for Motorola Solutions Metro Safe radio maintenance

Planning and Zoning Committee Regular

The Planning and Zoning Committee will consider four ordinances: three property rezoning requests and one amendment to Louisville Metro's boarding and group housing regulations. The committee may vote on these items, though the chair has discretion over which are heard.

• Rezoning at 3133 Bushmill Park (0.21 acres, Case 21ZONE0053)
• Amendment to LMCO Section 115 on boarding and group housing regulations (O-467-21)
• Rezoning at 6001 Outer Loop (15.05 acres, Case 20ZONE0120)
• Rezoning at 9300 Old Bardstown Road (23.48 acres, Case 21ZONE0052)

Public Works Committee Regular

The Public Works Committee is holding a special discussion on the alley inventory, presented by Jeff Brown of Public Works. This is a discussion item, not a final decision, and the agenda is otherwise procedural.

• Special discussion on alley inventory (ID 21-1273)

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Government Government Oversight and Audit Committee is meeting to consider multiple appointments and reappointments to local boards and authorities. These include positions on workforce development, housing, human relations, transit, zoning, and building code appeals. The meeting is held via video teleconference.

• Appointment of Rick Purdy to the Kentuckiana Works - Greater Louisville Workforce Development Board
• Appointment of Chad Collier to the Housing Authority Board
• Appointment of Dave Christopher, Sr. to the Transit Authority of River City (TARC) Board
• Appointment of William Brandt Ford to the Board of Zoning Adjustment
• Appointment of Crystal Peterson to the Police Merit Board

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold a public hearing on 10 requests: six variances, two conditional use permits for short-term rentals, one for a church addition, and one for outdoor alcohol sales. The meeting is held online via Webex due to public health recommendations, with an in-person viewing option at the Old Jail Auditorium.

• Variance for 1500 Crums Ln to exceed setbacks and allow vehicle maneuvering in front of a structure
• Variance for a freestanding multi-tenant sign at 5801 Preston Hwy (DaVita)
• Conditional Use Permit for short-term rental at 725 E Breckinridge St
• Conditional Use Permit for outdoor alcohol sales at El Nopal, 3935 Taylorsville Rd
• Conditional Use Permit for short-term rental at 195 Crescent Avenue

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Code Enforcement Board will convene to address a lengthy agenda of property maintenance cases across Jefferson County. The meeting includes standard procedural items like call to order, approval of minutes, and old/new business, followed by a review of over 40 individual property maintenance violations at specific addresses.

• Property maintenance case at 6307 LOWER HUNTERS TRACE
• Property maintenance case at 1040 LOUIS COLEMAN JR DRIVE
• Property maintenance case at 322 43RD STREET
• Property maintenance case at 8203 GLOXIMA DRIVE
• Property maintenance case at 2819 SLEVIN STREET

Butchertown Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Butchertown Architectural Review Committee is meeting online to review a single new business item: a proposal to replace a window and door on the front façade of a building at 1600 Story Ave. The meeting is being held virtually due to public health recommendations, with options for in-person participation. Public comments must be submitted by September 28, 2021.

• Review of proposal to replace window and door on front façade at 1600 Story Ave. (21-COA-0155)
• Owner/Applicant: Kevin Dohn
• Council District 9 (Bill Hollander)
• Meeting held online via Webex; in-person option at Old Jail Building, 514 W. Liberty St.

Parkland Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Parkland Architectural Review Committee will hold a virtual meeting to discuss a certificate of appropriateness for a mural. The agenda consists of procedural connection instructions and one item of new business regarding a proposal to paint a neighborhood mural.

• Review of case 21-COA-0204 for a neighborhood mural on previously unpainted masonry at 1215 S. 28th St. (Project Name: Parkland Business - South Side Façade Mural)

Downtown Development Review Overlay District Committee Regular

The Downtown Development Review Overlay Committee is meeting online to consider one new business item: a request to construct a patio with a second-story deck on the side of the Mercury Ballroom building at 611 S. 4th St. The meeting is being held virtually due to public health recommendations, with in-person viewing available at the Old Jail Building. Public comments must be submitted by 12:00 P.M. Tuesday, September 28, 2021.

• Construction of patio with second-story deck at 611 S. 4th St. (Mercury Ballroom)
• Owner: Bill Weyland, Weyland Ventures
• Applicant: Eric Whitmore, AIA
• Council District 4 - Jecorey Arthur
• Meeting held via Webex due to COVID-19 precautions

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is holding a virtual public hearing to decide on 12 zoning cases, including variances for property setbacks and fence height, conditional use permits for a church addition, short-term rentals, and outdoor dining with alcohol sales. The meeting is being held online due to public health recommendations, with an in-person viewing option at the Old Jail Auditorium.

• Variance for principal structure encroachment at 1501 Bicknell Avenue (Sunshine Builders, LLC)
• Variance for side yard setback at 705 Baroness Avenue (Greg Erskine)
• Conditional use permit for St. Raphael Church Addition at 2141 Lancashire Avenue (Roman Catholic Bishop of Louisville)
• Conditional use permit for short-term rental at 1321 Howard Street (Jacob Branch)
• Conditional use permit for outdoor dining with alcohol at 10000 Brownsboro Rd (Hogan Holdings 42, LLC)

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is meeting to address a lengthy agenda of property maintenance cases, all listed under 'New Business.' The board will also handle routine items like call to order, approval of minutes, and old business before adjourning.

• Property maintenance case at 1220 3RD STREET
• Property maintenance case at 1651 EDENSIDE AVENUE
• Property maintenance case at 11206 PALOMA COURT
• Property maintenance case at 4215 WINE CELLAR COURT
• Property maintenance case at 3614 BROADWAY

Committee of the Whole Regular

The Committee of the Whole is meeting to hold a special discussion on Shen Yun Performing Arts and to review the upcoming Metro Council agenda for September 23, 2021. The agenda also includes addresses to the council and announcements. No votes or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Special discussion on Shen Yun Performing Arts (ID 21-1263)
• Review of Metro Council Agenda for September 23, 2021 (ID 21-1234)
• Addresses to Council for September 23, 2021 (ID 21-1233)

Metro Council Regular

The Louisville Metro Council will consider several ordinances including a $11,000 appropriation for LMPD overtime in Districts 12, 14, and 25, a $4.7M allocation for the Louisville Zoo's new project, and the FY2022 tax levy. The meeting also includes appointments to various boards and committees, proclamations, and zoning changes for properties on Aiken Road, River Road, and Vine Street.

• $11,000 from Neighborhood Development Funds to LMPD 3rd Division for overtime in Districts 12, 14, and 25
• $4,722,970 appropriation to the Louisville Zoo for the Zoo Operations Surplus Projects
• $388,000 from ARP funds to Department of Codes and Regulations for liquor license compliance staff
• FY2022 tax levy ordinance for Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government
• Zoning changes for properties at 16907, 16907R, 16909, 17401 Aiken Road; 7312 River Road; and 749 & 751 Vine Street

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee is meeting online to review several certificate of appropriateness applications. They will rehear a proposal to redesign the exterior and site at 218 W. Oak St., and consider a new restaurant conversion at 1201-05 S. 3rd St. One case, a carriage house at 210 East Magnolia Ave., is tabled and will not be heard. The committee will also review an after-the-fact privacy fence height at 1215 S. 3rd St.

• Rehear redesign of building and site at 218 W. Oak St. (21-COA-0017)
• Restaurant conversion (Pony Up) at 1201-05 S. 3rd St. (21-COA-0152)
• Tabled: carriage house at 210 East Magnolia Ave. (21-COA-0181)
• After-the-fact review of rear yard privacy fence height at 1215 S. 3rd St. (21-COA-0202)

Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting Regular

The Jefferson County Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting is meeting to hold a public hearing on council redistricting and receive an update on the redistricting process. The agenda includes public comments and a special discussion, but no votes or decisions are listed.

• Public hearing and comments on council redistricting (ID 21-1102)
• Special discussion: update on redistricting process (ID 21-1235)

Bardstown Rd/Baxter Ave Review Overlay District Regular

The Bardstown Rd/Baxter Ave Review Overlay District Committee is meeting online via Webex with an in-person option at the Old Jail Building. The committee will review three items regarding outdoor patio construction and a front dormer remodel on Bardstown Road. Due to public health recommendations, participants are encouraged to join virtually.

• 21-OVERLAY-0014: Construction of outdoor patio areas at 1553 Bardstown Rd
• 21-OVERLAY-0024: Construction of outdoor patio areas at 1300-1306 Bardstown Rd
• 21-OVERLAY-0022: Demolition and remodel of front dormer at 1703 Bardstown Rd

VAPStat Joint Meeting Regular

The Louisville Metro Landbank Authority is meeting to consider nine property disposition resolutions, including sales through the Last Look, Request for Proposals, Flex Rate, Adjacent Side Yard, and Cut It Keep It programs. The board will also review VAPStat performance metrics and approve minutes from the August 9 meeting.

• Resolution 47: Last Look sales of 1526 Dumesnil St, 3013 Greenwood Ave, 2700 Cedar St for $1 each
• Resolution 48: Sale of 2718 S 4th St to Lifestone Dynamic LLC for $10,000, with $94,650 rehab
• Resolution 49: Sale of 2326 Griffiths Ave to Wallace Property LLC for $3,500, with $65,600 rehab
• Resolution 50: Sale of 3960 & 3962 Wheeler Ave to UMI Ventures LLC for $7,021 for new homes
• Resolution 55: Sale of 2743 Dumesnil St to Parkland Business & Development Assoc. for $1 for a playground

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee will hold a public hearing on a contract between Louisville Metro and the River City Fraternal Order of Police (FOP). The meeting is being held virtually at 4:00 PM on September 20, 2021.

• Public hearing on contract ID 21-1160 between Louisville Metro and River City FOP

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board will meet on Friday, September 17, 2021, at 9:30 AM at the Old Jail Building. The agenda includes reviewing old and new business, specifically addressing multiple animal appeals and noise violations across various properties.

• Animal appeal for 2615 Madison Street
• Animal appeal for 5014 Red Fern Road
• Animal appeal for 2635 Woodmere Avenue
• Animal appeal for 3231 Poplar View Drive
• Noise appeal for 3816 Bishop Lane

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission Regular

The Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission is meeting online via Webex. The agenda includes approval of minutes from the August 26, 2021 meeting and a training session on commission case types, led by Historic Preservation Officer Cynthia Elmore. No specific property cases or decisions are listed.

• Approval of minutes from August 26, 2021 meeting
• Landmarks Commission Case-Type Training Session
• Training led by Cynthia Elmore, Historic Preservation Officer

Committee on Sustainability Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is holding a special discussion on a 100% Renewable Energy Partnership with the National Renewable Energy Lab, presented by Allison Smith of Develop Louisville and Zachary Tyler of Fleet and Facilities Management. The agenda lists only this discussion item (ID 21-1036) and standard procedural items like call to order and adjournment. No votes or decisions are scheduled.

• Special discussion: 100% Renewable Energy Partnership with the National Renewable Energy Lab (ID 21-1036)
• Presenters: Allison Smith (Develop Louisville), Zachary Tyler (Fleet and Facilities Management)

Planning Commission Regular

The Jefferson County Planning Commission will meet online to decide on six rezoning requests, one zoning variance appeal, and two land-development-code amendments. The meeting follows COVID-19 public-health guidance and allows both virtual and in-person participation at the Metro Development Center.

• 6001 Outer Loop Apartments rezoning and Detailed District Development Plan
• Atwood Street Rezoning from R-6 to R-7 with Detailed District Development Plan
• Poplar Level Road Contractors Shops rezoning from R-4 to C-2 with Detailed District Development Plan
• Villas of Moore Woods rezoning from R-4 to R-5A with Detailed District Development Plan
• Binding Element Appeal for 8102 Old Bardstown Road

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

The Equity and Inclusion Committee is meeting to consider two pending items. The first is an ordinance that would amend the Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government Code of Ordinances to prohibit credit discrimination in employment. The second is a resolution supporting federal reparations legislation, specifically House Resolution 40 of the 117th Congress.

• O-400-21: Ordinance amending LMCO Chapter 92 to prohibit credit discrimination in employment
• R-081-21: Resolution supporting federal reparations legislation and House Resolution 40 of the 117th Congress

Parks and Sustainability Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Parks and Sustainability Committee met via video teleconference on September 16, 2021. The agenda consists of procedural roll call items and one special discussion regarding a 100% renewable energy partnership.

• Special discussion on a 100% Renewable Energy Partnership with the National Renewable Energy Lab featuring Allison Smith from Develop Louisville and Zachary Tyler from Fleet and Facilities Management (ID 21-1036)

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is meeting to consider two ordinances: one authorizing amendments to trust indentures and loan agreements for the Treyton Oak Towers residential care facility bonds, and another concerning the property tax levy for fiscal year ending June 30, 2022. Both items are pending legislation assigned to the committee, with action required by March 2022.

• O-449-21: Authorizes third supplemental trust indenture and loan agreement for Treyton Oak Towers Economic Development Project bonds (Series 1995B)
• O-450-21: Ordinance on levy of taxes for Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government and Louisville Urban Services District for FY ending June 30, 2022

Development Review Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Development Review Committee is meeting to consider a revised detailed district development plan for the Greyhound Bus Station at 4826 Preston Hwy, alongside various sign waivers, minor plat amendments, and property waivers.

• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Greyhound Bus Station at 4826 Preston Hwy (Case 21-DDP-0048)
• Changing Image Sign Waiver at 1960 Bardstown Road (Case 21-WAIVER-0095)
• Minor plat waiver to create substandard lots for Schrage Minor Plat at 1218 Fischer Avenue (Case 21-MPLAT-0104)
• Record Plat Amendment for Ferguson Minor Plat at 125 Indian Hills Trail (Case 21-MPLAT-0122)
• Waiver to allow an accessory structure with a larger footprint than the principal structure at 10013 Blue Lick Rd (Case 21-WAIVER-0110)

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

The Jefferson County, KY Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee meeting scheduled for September 15, 2021, was cancelled. The committee was set to discuss an ordinance amending bias-related crime protections to include people experiencing homelessness, but the item was previously tabled on September 1, 2021.

• Ordinance O-428-21 to amend bias-related crime protections for people experiencing homelessness (tabled 9/1/21)

Public Safety Committee Regular

The Public Safety Committee of Louisville Metro Government is reviewing six ordinances, including proposals to require reporting of firearm wounds, regulate secondary metal recyclers, link animal abuse to interpersonal violence, amend homeless camp relocation rules, and extend liquor sale hours. A special discussion will update the committee on the Hilliard Heintze report regarding Louisville Metro Police Department operations.

• Ordinance 21-1061: Require reporting of wounds inflicted by firearms
• Ordinance O-350-21: Amend LMCO to regulate secondary metal recyclers
• Ordinance O-403-21: Add section to LMCO linking animal abuse to interpersonal violence
• Ordinance O-431-21: Amend LMCO sections on homeless camp relocation
• Ordinance O-432-21: Temporarily amend LMCO to extend liquor sale hours

Appropriations Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Appropriations Committee will review a series of appropriations from district capital and neighborhood development funds, including sidewalk repairs, speed humps, and community sponsorships. One ordinance would transfer $25,000 from District 15 neighborhood development funds to council operations. Another ordinance would allocate $11,000 to the police department for overtime patrols in response to speeding and dirt bike use.

• $51,581.12 from District 20 capital funds for sidewalk repairs rated 4/5
• $4,720 for speed humps on Dixdale Avenue between South 23rd and Cypress Street
• $6,670 for three speed humps and signs on Caven Avenue between Kurtz and Maynard Avenues
• $11,000 to Louisville Metro Police for overtime patrols in 3rd Division
• $25,000 transfer from District 15 neighborhood development funds to council operations

Planning and Zoning Committee Regular

The Planning and Zoning Committee of the Louisville Metro Government is meeting to consider five zoning ordinances. These ordinances involve properties on Vine Street, Old Bardstown Road, Outer Loop, Aiken Road, and River Road. The committee will review and potentially act on these items, which have been assigned by the Metro Council.

• Zoning at 749 and 751 Vine Street (Case 21ZONE0046)
• Zoning at 9300 Old Bardstown Road (Case 21ZONE0052)
• Zoning at 6001 Outer Loop (Case 20ZONE0120)
• Zoning at 16907, 16907R, 16909, and 17401 Aiken Road (Case 21ZONE0001)
• Zoning at 7312 River Road (Case 21ZONE0003)

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee will review nine proposed contracts, including funding for a sexual assault forensic examiner coordinator, COVID vaccine clinic staff, and financial consulting. The committee will also hold a public hearing on comments regarding contracts between Louisville Metro and the River City Fraternal Order of Police (FOP).

• R-077-21: $92,000 for University Medical Center for SAFE program coordinator
• R-080-21: $230,000 for Kentucky Nurses Association for COVID vaccine clinic staff
• R-082-21: $108,000 for Commonwealth Economics Partners for financial advice
• R-094-21: $183,960 for Dr. Mark Jorrisch for chemical dependency treatment
• Public hearing on FOP contracts

Public Works Committee Regular

This meeting of the Louisville Metro Public Works Committee has been cancelled. The agenda contains only procedural items (call to order, roll call, adjournment) and no substantive business will be conducted.

• Meeting cancelled

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold a public hearing on 10 variance requests and one conditional use permit for a short-term rental. The meeting is held online via Webex due to public health recommendations, with an in-person viewing option at the Old Jail Auditorium. The board will also consider proposed bylaw amendments and approve minutes from the prior meeting.

• Variance for fence height at 9906 Caven Avenue
• Variance for private yard area at 3516 Cotter Drive
• Variance for addition encroachment at 506 Tiffany Lane
• Conditional use permit for short-term rental at 3150 Bohannon Avenue
• Proposed bylaw amendments

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board meets to review 40 properties flagged for property maintenance issues. The board will consider approval of minutes and address routine enforcement cases. No new business or ordinances are listed on this agenda.

• 3506 River Park Drive — property maintenance
• 1136 Dixie Hwy — property maintenance
• 1604 Beech Street — property maintenance
• 5010 Wabash Place — property maintenance
• 813 23rd Street — property maintenance

Land Development & Transportation Committee Regular

The Land Development & Transportation Committee met virtually to review subdivision plats, zoning changes, and a public-right-of-way closure. No votes were taken; several items were continued to the October Planning Commission meeting.

• Major Preliminary Subdivision at 609 South Park Rd (continued to Oct 7 Planning Commission)
• Closure of McDonald’s W Broadway Alley public right-of-way
• Zoning change from R-4 to C-2 for 3rd Street Road Storage at 8713 3rd Street Road
• Zoning change from R-6 to CR for 1944 W. Jefferson Street
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-5 for W Indian Trail Subdivision at 5661 W Indian Trail

Metro Council Regular

The Louisville Metro Council is meeting to consider a range of items, including zoning changes for several properties, neighborhood development fund appropriations, and various contracts. The agenda includes both consent calendar items and new business, with decisions expected on these matters.

• Zoning change for 9418 Pirouette Avenue (8.92 acres)
• Zoning change for 7507½ and 7509 Mt. Washington Road (23.5 acres)
• Appropriation of $14,000 from Neighborhood Development Funds for LMPD Victim Services Unit
• Appropriation of $11,000 for LMPD overtime to patrol for speeding and dirt bike use
• Contract for chemical dependency physician services ($183,960)

Committee of the Whole Regular

The Jefferson County Committee of the Whole meets virtually to discuss Louisville tourism with Cleo Battle. The meeting follows a standard procedural agenda including roll call, announcements, and adjournment, with no formal decisions listed.

Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting Regular

This meeting of the Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting was cancelled. The agenda had listed a public hearing and public comments on council redistricting, but no items were heard or acted upon.

• Meeting cancelled
• Public hearing on council redistricting listed but not held
• Public comments on council redistricting listed but not held

Planning Commission Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 2, 2021, to consider several development-related items, including a revised major preliminary subdivision, a binding element amendment, a zoning change, and a binding element appeal. The meeting will be held online via Webex due to public health recommendations, with options for in-person participation at the Metro Development Center.

• 21-RSUB-0007: Revised Major Preliminary Subdivision with Development Potential Transfer and Review of Land Disturbing Activity on Slopes, with associated Waiver for Glenmary Farms at 8000 & 8001 Dobson Lane
• 21-AMEND-0008: Amendment to Binding Elements for S English Station Road Multi-Family at 1007 S English Station Road
• 21-ZONE-0053: Change in zoning from R-7 to UN, amendment to record plat, variance, waiver, and development plan for De Luna Villaflor Subdivision at 3133 Bushmill Park
• 3741 S Hurstbourne BE Appeal: Binding Element Appeal for 3741 S Hurstbourne Parkway

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

The Louisville Metro Committee on Equity and Inclusion is meeting to discuss three items: a special presentation on the racial wealth gap by Metro United Way, a resolution supporting federal reparations legislation (House Resolution 40), and an ordinance to prohibit credit discrimination in employment. The committee will hear these items and may take action, though the agenda notes the chair may decide which items are heard.

• Special discussion: Racial Wealth Gap Simulation by Trent Findley, Yvette Gentry, and Mandy Simpson of Metro United Way
• Resolution R-081-21 supporting federal reparations legislation and House Resolution 40 of the 117th Congress
• Ordinance O-400-21 amending LMCO Chapter 92 to prohibit credit discrimination in employment
• Both legislative items were previously tabled or held by the committee on 8/19/21

Development Review Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Development Review Committee meets online via Webex and at the Old Jail Building to discuss new business items. The agenda includes the approval of previous meeting minutes from August 18, 2021, along with several property development plans, amendments to binding elements, and landscape waivers.

• Approval of the August 18, 2021 meeting minutes
• Amendment to Binding Elements for S English Station Road Multi-Family Binding Element Amendment at 1007 S English Station Road
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan with Amendment to Binding Elements for Proposed Car Wash at 12945 Shelbyville Road
• Single Family Construction in the Floyds Fork Overlay at 2112 S English Station Road
• Landscape Waivers for Jefferson Animal Hospital at 4504 Outer Loop

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

The Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee is meeting to consider pending legislation, including an ordinance that would add people experiencing homelessness as a protected class under Louisville's bias-related crimes code. The agenda also includes three resolutions to dedicate street corners in honor of local figures. The committee may not act on all listed items.

• O-428-21: Ordinance amending LMCO Chapters 92 and 130 to make people experiencing homelessness a protected class in bias-related crimes
• R-086-21: Resolution dedicating SW corner of 22nd and West Madison Street as 'Rev. Allen Evans, Jr. Drive'
• R-088-21: Resolution dedicating corner of 6th and Myrtle Streets as 'WaterStep Way'
• R-093-21: Resolution dedicating corner of West Manslick Road and Mitchell Hill Road as 'Russell S. McDaniel Way'

Appropriations Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Appropriations Committee will consider 14 appropriations from district neighborhood development and capital infrastructure funds, ranging from $188 to $10,000, for projects like speed humps, street signs, and community events. Two ordinances (O-415-21 and O-416-21) are also on the agenda for funding victim services and affordable housing. The committee may vote on these items, but the chair has discretion over which are heard.

• $10,000 to LMPD for victim services emergency shelter and relocation (O-415-21)
• $10,000 to Fuller Center for Housing for #StriveForFiveParkland affordable housing project (O-416-21)
• $7,340 for three speed humps on Wallie Ann Court (District 3)
• $5,510 for five speed humps on Landis Lakes Drive (District 20)
• $4,504.52 for intersection camera lighting on Baxter Avenue and Bardstown Road (District 8)

Public Safety Committee Regular

The Public Safety Committee is meeting to discuss and potentially act on several ordinances, including one to provide traffic guards at schools, one requiring reporting of firearm wounds, and one addressing the link between animal abuse and interpersonal violence. Other items include regulating secondary metals recyclers, relocating homeless persons from camps, and temporarily amending extended hour supplemental licenses for alcohol sales. The agenda notes that items may not all be heard or acted upon.

• O-349-21: Amends LMCO Chapter 70 to provide for traffic guards at schools within Louisville Metro boundaries.
• O-350-21: Creates a new section of LMCO Chapter 96 requiring reporting of wounds inflicted by firearms.
• O-401-21: Adds a new section to LMCO Chapter 91 addressing the connection between animal abuse and interpersonal violence.
• O-431-21: Amends LMCO Sections 131.02 and 131.03 relating to relocation of homeless persons from camps.
• O-432-21: Temporarily amends LMCO Chapter 113 relating to extended hour supplemental licenses for alcohol sales.

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee Regular

The Jefferson County Government Oversight and Audit Committee is meeting to consider one appointment and four reappointments to local boards. The committee will review candidates for the Metropolitan Sewer District Board and the Downtown Management District Board.

• Appointment of Gerald Joiner to the Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) Board with a term expiring February 28, 2024
• Reappointment of Stan Moore to the Downtown Management District Board with a term expiring July 26, 2024
• Reappointment of Scott Wright to the Downtown Management District Board with a term expiring July 26, 2024
• Reappointment of John Ford to the Downtown Management District Board with a term expiring July 26, 2024
• Reappointment of Mariah Gratz to the Downtown Management District Board with a term expiring July 26, 2024

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Jefferson County Board of Zoning Adjustment meets online to review 11 zoning requests, including variances for yard setbacks, fence heights, and garage encroachments, as well as conditional use permits for short-term rentals and outdoor alcohol sales. The meeting follows COVID-19 safety guidelines and allows virtual or in-person participation at the Old Jail Auditorium.

• Variance for 58 Hill Road (private yard area less than 30% of lot)
• Variance for 4029 Alton Road (principal structure encroaching side yard setback)
• Conditional Use Permit for 6312 Transylvania Beach Road (short-term rental)
• Conditional Use Permit for 4948 U.S. Highway 42 (outdoor alcohol sales for First Watch)
• Variance for 5801 Preston Highway (multi-tenant sign exceeding area limit)

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board meets to review 28 properties cited for maintenance violations. The board will consider each case and may impose fines or require corrective actions. No new business or ordinances are listed on the agenda.

• 2408 Elliott Ave #1
• 523 31st Street
• 863 32nd Street
• 4701 Valley Station Road
• 2507 Elliott Ave

Land Development & Transportation Committee Regular

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will consider six zoning and right-of-way items, including a rezoning for contractor shops on Poplar Level Road, an apartment development on Outer Loop, and several other rezoning requests. One item, the Jaggers @ Indian Springs rezoning, is continued to September 23. The meeting is held online due to public health recommendations.

• Closure of alley right-of-way adjacent to 325 S Ewing Ave and 302-308 S Peterson Ave
• Rezoning from OTF to C1 for Jaggers @ Indian Springs at 10700 Westport Road (continued)
• Rezoning from R-4 to C-2 for Poplar Level Road Contractors Shops at 4636 Poplar Level Road
• Detailed District Development Plan for 6001 Outer Loop Apartments
• Rezoning from R-4 to R-5A for Villas of Moore Woods at 6906 Briscoe Lane and 6709/6803 Outer Loop

Committee of the Whole Regular

The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss the Louisville Tourism update from Cleo Battle, review the Metro Council agenda, and hear addresses to the council. The meeting is held virtually and may not act on all listed items.

• Special discussion with Louisville Tourism's Cleo Battle (ID 21-1099)
• Review of Metro Council Agenda for August 26, 2021 (ID 21-1098)
• Addresses to Council for August 26, 2021 (ID 21-1085)

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission Regular

The Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission is holding a special online meeting to hear two appeals of the Butchertown Architectural Review Committee's decision on 21-COA-0079, which approved new construction of a six-story mixed-use apartment building with ground-floor commercial space at 835 E. Main St. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the August 19, 2021 meeting. The appeals are filed by Owen Ronald and Jan Marie Hemberger.

• Appeal 21-COA-0079_Appeal_01 by Owen Ronald of Butchertown ARC decision
• Appeal 21-COA-0079_Appeal_02 by Jan Marie Hemberger of same decision
• Project: 835 E. Main St., six-story mixed-use apartment building with ground-floor commercial
• Owner: NuLu East Main, LLC; Applicant: Clifford Ashburner
• Meeting held online via Webex due to public health recommendations

Metro Council Regular

The Louisville Metro Council is meeting to vote on a consent agenda that includes establishing priority areas for American Rescue Plan funds, approving several professional service contracts, and other routine items. They will also consider new ordinances, including one to make homelessness a protected class in bias-related crime laws.

• Resolution R-083-21 establishing priority areas for American Rescue Plan funds
• Ordinance O-402-21 appropriating $30,000 for ADA-compliant sidewalks in Hurstbourne
• Resolution R-073-21 approving $60,000 contract with Simon and Company for federal affairs assistance
• Resolution R-075-21 approving $60,000 contract with Deborah Payne for health impact assessments
• Ordinance O-428-21 amending bias-related crime laws to protect people experiencing homelessness

Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting Regular

The Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting meets to discuss preliminary census data for Jefferson County. Dr. Matt Ruther from the Urban Studies Institute presents the data overview. No formal decisions are listed on this procedural agenda.

Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee will hold a virtual meeting to review two new business items: a proposal to brick in window and door openings and reopen a historic window at 1305 S. 1st St., and a proposal to construct a duplex on a vacant lot at 1132 S. 2nd St. Public comments can be submitted in writing by August 24, 2021, and speakers may pre-register.

• 21-COA-0142: Brick in three window openings, one door opening, and reopen a historic window at 1305 S. 1st St.
• 21-COA-0147: Construct a duplex on a vacant lot at 1132 S. 2nd St.
• Meeting held online via Webex due to public health recommendations
• Public hearing speakers must pre-register; written comments due by 12:00 P.M. August 24, 2021

Committee on Sustainability Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is holding a special meeting to discuss a community study of the Cherokee Park Scenic Loop and to consider an ordinance amending Chapter 76 of the Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government Code of Ordinances to regulate temporary closures of Metro park roads to vehicular traffic. The ordinance (O-405-21) was previously held by the committee on August 19, 2021.

• Special discussion: Cherokee Park Scenic Loop Community Study, presented by Shawn Herbig of IQS Research
• Ordinance ID 21-1096: Amends LMCO Chapter 76 to regulate temporary closures of Metro park roads to vehicular traffic
• Ordinance O-405-21: Amends Chapter 72 to allow for Cherokee Park-related changes, sponsored by Cassie Chambers Armstrong (D-8)

Parks and Sustainability Committee Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is holding a special meeting to discuss a community study of the Cherokee Park Scenic Loop and to consider an ordinance regulating temporary closures of Metro park roads to vehicular traffic. The ordinance (O-405-21) would amend Chapter 76 of the Metro Code of Ordinances. The committee may hear or act on these items at its discretion.

• Special discussion of Cherokee Park Scenic Loop Community Study with Shawn Herbig of IQS Research
• Ordinance O-405-21 to amend LMCO Chapter 76 regulating temporary closures of Metro park roads to vehicular traffic
• Ordinance sponsored by Councilwoman Cassie Chambers Armstrong (D-8)
• Action required by February 2021 (noted in legislative history)

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board meets to conduct routine procedural business and hear 14 appeals related to animal violations. No new ordinances, contracts, or fee changes are listed on this agenda.

• 748 39th Street — Animal Appeal
• 6207 Middlerose Circle — Animal Appeal
• 4017 Clyde Drive — Animal Appeal
• 4316 Arwine Court — Animal Appeal
• 1421 Lillian Avenue — Animal Appeal

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is meeting to discuss pending legislation on American Rescue Plan (ARP) fund priorities and an expired ordinance for mid-year capital appropriations. The committee will consider a resolution establishing priority areas for ARP coronavirus fiscal recovery funds, and an ordinance that would appropriate $30.7 million from the general fund for capital needs across public works, parks, library, and facilities. The ordinance has expired and is listed as such, with a history of being held and tabled in prior meetings.

• Resolution R-083-21 establishing priority areas for ARP coronavirus local fiscal recovery funds
• Ordinance O-077-21 appropriating $30,700,000 from general fund for mid-year capital needs
• Funds for Public Works & Assets, Parks & Recreation, Library, and Facilities & Fleet deferred maintenance
• Ordinance amends FY 2020-2021 capital and operating budgets

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission Regular

The Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission will meet online to consider two appeals of a Butchertown Architectural Review Committee decision regarding a six-story mixed-use apartment building with ground-floor commercial space at 835 E. Main St. The meeting follows COVID-19 public-health guidance and allows virtual or in-person attendance at the Metro Development Center.

• Appeal of 21-COA-0079 for 835 E. Main St. six-story mixed-use building
• Appeal of 21-COA-0079 for 835 E. Main St. six-story mixed-use building (second appellant)
• Virtual meeting via Webex with phone-in option
• In-person option at Metro Development Center, 444 S. Fifth St.

Planning Commission Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission will hold a virtual public hearing on August 19, 2021, to consider several land-use items, including a parking waiver for a proposed hotel, a revised development plan for a car dealership, a subdivision plan, and two rezoning requests. The meeting is being held online due to public health recommendations, with options for in-person participation at the Metro Development Center.

• Parking waiver for Bunkhouse Hotel at 730 E. Market Street, reducing required spaces from 47 to 28 (40.4% waiver)
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for 7770 and 7800 Dixie Hwy (Dixie Auto Sales and Service)
• Revised detailed district development plan/major preliminary subdivision for Netherwood Patio Homes at 11001 Jordain Drive
• Rezoning from R-6 to C-2 for 749 & 751 Vine Street (Vine Street Rezoning)
• Rezoning from R-4 to PRD for Crosby Farm Subdivision at 9300 Old Bardstown Road

Committee on Sustainability Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee will review a community study for the Cherokee Park Scenic Loop and consider an ordinance to regulate temporary closures of park roads. The committee will also vote on a resolution to rename the Herpaquarium building after former Louisville Zoo Director John Walczak.

• Cherokee Park Scenic Loop Community Study (ID 21-1062)
• Ordinance to regulate temporary closures of Metro Park roads (ID 21-1070)
• Resolution to dedicate Herpaquarium building as 'John Walczak Herpaquarium' (R-062-21)
• Cemetery update from Jason Canuel, Park Department

Parks and Sustainability Committee Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is meeting to discuss a cemetery update, a Cherokee Park Scenic Loop community study, and pending legislation on temporary closures of metro park roads. They will also consider a resolution to honor former Louisville Zoo director John Walczak by naming the herpaquarium building after him. The agenda notes that not all items may be heard or acted upon.

• Cemetery update from Jason Canuel, Park Department
• Cherokee Park Scenic Loop Community Study presented by Dana Kasler
• Ordinance O-405-21 to amend LMCO Chapter 76 regulating temporary closures of metro park roads to vehicular traffic
• Resolution R-062-21 to dedicate the herpaquarium building as the 'John Walczak Herpaquarium' at the Louisville Zoo

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

The Jefferson County Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee met to discuss two legislative items: an ordinance to prohibit credit discrimination in employment and a resolution supporting federal reparations legislation. The meeting also featured a special discussion on reparations with invited speakers.

• Ordinance ID 21-0944 to amend LMCO Chapter 92 to prohibit credit discrimination in employment
• Resolution R-081-21 to support House Resolution 40 of the 117th Congress on federal reparations
• Special discussion on reparations featuring Yvette Carnell and Jason Crosby

Development Review Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Development Review Committee meets virtually to approve minutes from its August 4 meeting and hear 12 development cases including rezonings, sign waivers, plats, and parking waivers. Residents can join online or in person at the Metro Development Center with limited seating due to COVID-19 distancing.

• Approval of August 4, 2021 meeting minutes
• 21-DDP-0008: Binding element amendment for Jiffy Lube at 7379 Jefferson Blvd
• 21-WAIVER-0095: Changing Image Sign Waiver for St. Francis of Assisi at 1960 Bardstown Road
• 21-MPLAT-0057: Amendment to record plat for Minor Subdivision at 3003 Twin Creek Drive
• 21-DDP-0062: Revised Detailed District Development Plan for 6106 S. Watterson Trail

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

This meeting of the Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee has been cancelled. The agenda lists only standard procedural items (call to order, roll call, discussion, pending legislation, adjournment) with no specific business to be considered.

• Meeting cancelled

Public Safety Committee Regular

The Public Safety Committee will consider several ordinances, including a long-pending amendment to rules on displacing homeless camps, plus new proposals on school traffic guards, firearm wound reporting, animal abuse and interpersonal violence, and secondary metals recyclers. The committee will also hear updates from the Mayor's Office on the Group Violence Intervention program interviewing process and the Citizens Review Board. Several items have been tabled and revisited in prior meetings.

• O-128-21: amend LMCO 131.01-131.03 on displacement of homeless persons from camps (tabled 8/4/21)
• O-349-21: amend LMCO Chapter 70 for traffic guards at schools
• O-350-21: new LMCO Chapter 96 section requiring reporting of firearm-inflicted wounds
• O-401-21: new LMCO Chapter 91 section addressing animal abuse and interpersonal violence
• O-403-21: amend LMCO 123.35 and 123.01 regulating secondary metals recyclers

Appropriations Committee Regular

The Jefferson County Appropriations Committee is scheduled to vote on eight separate appropriations totaling $68,113.74 from neighborhood development and capital infrastructure funds. The funds will support park water fountains, sidewalk construction, recycling cart discounts, ADA-compliant infrastructure, paving, and community events including a fundraiser for families in need of medical assistance.

• $2,000 from District 6 Neighborhood Development Funds to Kosair Charities for the Magic and the Wonder Fundraiser
• $2,500 from District 8 Neighborhood Development Funds to Solid Waste Management Services for the District 8 Recycling Cart Discount Program
• $513.74 from District 9 Capital Infrastructure Funds to Parking Authority of River City (PARC) for water fountain repairs at Karen Lynch Park and Keats Avenue Public Parking Lot
• $27,600 from District 9 Capital Infrastructure Funds to Public Works for railroad construction, flagging, and sidewalk connection on Frankfort Avenue to River Road
• $30,000 from District 18 Neighborhood Development Funds to City of Hurstbourne for Phase VII of ADA-compliant sidewalk and ramp improvements

Clifton Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Clifton Architectural Review Committee will meet to review two property development proposals in the Clifton neighborhood. The meeting will be held online via Webex with an option for in-person attendance at the Metro Development Center.

• Demolition of a three-car garage and construction of a carriage house at 1742 Frankfort Ave.
• Replacement of front façade windows at 2001-2007 Frankfort Ave.

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee Regular

The Government Oversight and Audit Committee will consider five appointments to local boards: one new member to the Transit Authority of River City (TARC) board and four reappointments to the Riverport Authority, Parking Authority of River City (PARC), and Air Pollution Control District boards. The committee previously recommended approval of the TARC appointment but tabled it on August 3, 2021.

• Appointment of Bonita Black to TARC board (term expires June 30, 2024)
• Reappointment of Jamal Bowman to Riverport Authority board (term expires July 31, 2024)
• Reappointment of Nicole Maddox to Riverport Authority board (term expires July 31, 2024)
• Reappointment of Dr. Geoffrey Cobourn to Air Pollution Control District board (term expires August 31, 2024)
• Appointment of Megan McCombs to PARC board (term expires June 30, 2025)

Planning and Zoning Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning and Zoning Committee will consider four zoning-related ordinances, including a proposal to close Lloyd Street and two alleys west of Frankfort Avenue. Three other items involve zoning changes for properties at Old Heady Road, 6001 Outer Loop, and 9418 Piroutte Avenue.

• Close Lloyd Street and two alleys west of Frankfort Avenue (38,756 sq ft)
• Rezone Old Heady Road properties (6.4 acres)
• Rezone 6001 Outer Loop property (15.05 acres)
• Rezone 9418 Piroutte Avenue property (8.92 acres)

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee will hear public testimony and vote on ordinances to create the Dupin Drive and Logistics Air Park local development areas. It will also consider three non-competitively negotiated professional service contracts totaling $212,000 for federal affairs assistance, health impact assessments, and a sexual assault forensic examiner program.

• Ordinance O-406-21: Establish Dupin Drive Local Development Area with Metro Development Authority
• Ordinance O-407-21: Establish Logistics Air Park Development Area with development plan and local participation agreement
• Resolution R-073-21: $60,000 contract with Simon & Company for federal affairs assistance
• Resolution R-075-21: $60,000 contract with Deborah Payne for health impact assessments
• Resolution R-077-21: $92,000 contract with University Medical Center for sexual assault forensic examiner program

Public Works Committee Regular

The Public Works Committee will hold a special discussion on the Louisville Gas and Electric LED streetlight conversion project, featuring Jeff Brown from Public Works. The committee will also consider pending legislation amending Chapter 115 of the Metro Code to exempt certain licensing requirements, which was previously tabled and recommended for approval but recommitted by the Metro Council.

• Special discussion on LG&E LED streetlight conversion project
• Ordinance O-248-21 amending LMCO Chapter 115 on licensing requirement exemptions
• Legislation sponsored by Rick Blackwell (D-12)
• Action required by December 2021

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold a public hearing on nine items: seven variance requests, one sign authorization, and one conditional use permit for a short-term rental. The variances involve encroachments into required setbacks and a fence height exception at various Louisville addresses. The sign authorization is for Simmons College of Kentucky, and the conditional use permit is for a short-term rental on Franklin Avenue.

• Variance for accessory structure at 1140 Everett Avenue (21-VARIANCE-0084)
• Variances for principal structures at 2016 and 2018 Wilson Avenue by CrossRoads Missions, Inc. (21-VARIANCE-0085, 21-VARIANCE-0086)
• Variance for addition at 1909 Overlook Terrace (21-VARIANCE-0088)
• Sign authorization for Simmons College of Kentucky at 1018 S. 7th Street (21-SIGNAUTH-0001)
• Conditional use permit for short-term rental at 4025 Franklin Avenue (21-CUP-0102)

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board meets to review 40 properties flagged for property maintenance issues. The board will consider each case under standard procedure; no new ordinances or contracts are listed on the agenda.

• 2314 Date Street — Property Maintenance
• 1932 Market Street — Property Maintenance
• 917 Southwestern Pkwy — Property Maintenance
• 1710 Kentucky Street — Property Maintenance
• 3427 Dearcy Avenue — Property Maintenance

Land Development & Transportation Committee Regular

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will consider two subdivision proposals: a major preliminary subdivision plan for Ashbrook Gardens Section 3 and a zoning change with multiple requests for De Luna Villaflor. Both projects are located in Louisville Metro and fall under Council Districts 13 and 17, respectively.

• Major Preliminary Subdivision Plan for Ashbrook Gardens Section 3 at 11100 Garden Trace Dr
• Change in zoning from R-7 to UN for De Luna Villaflor Subdivision at 3133 Bushmill Park
• Amendment to record plat, variance, waiver, and development plan for De Luna Villaflor Subdivision

Committee of the Whole Regular

The Jefferson County Committee of the Whole convenes virtually to review the Metro Council agenda, hear special presentations on Louisville Bats ticket sales and the Parks for All Equitable Investment Initiative, and receive an update on COVID-19 and variants. No formal decisions are listed on this procedural agenda.

• Special discussion on Louisville Bats ticket sales and services (ID 21-1010)
• Parks for All Equitable Investment Initiative presentation (ID 21-0879)
• COVID-19 and variant update by Dr. Sarah Moyer and Rebecca Hollenbach (ID 21-1028)
• Review of Metro Council Agenda (ID 21-1003)
• Addresses to Council (ID 21-1002)

Metro Council Regular

The Louisville Metro Council is meeting to vote on a consent calendar of ordinances and resolutions forwarded from committees, including neighborhood development fund appropriations, a budget amendment for Metro Animal Services, and several board appointments. They will also consider special legislation on virtual meeting participation and COVID-19 operational practices, plus old business including a cigar bar exemption and a two-family residential zoning amendment.

• Appropriation of $8,500 from neighborhood development funds for Iroquois Amphitheater's free movie series (O-321-21)
• Appropriation of $9,000 and $75,000 from District 5 funds for Metro Housing Resource Center security lights and emergency home repairs (O-345-21, O-346-21)
• Budget amendment adding $340,400 for Metro Animal Services personnel (O-347-21)
• Resolution to dedicate an access drive near Buechel Bank Road and Poplar Level Road as 'GE Way' (R-067-21)
• Resolution to amend council rules to permit virtual participation by video teleconference (R-074-21)

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee will hold a virtual meeting to review a single new business item: an after-the-fact application for a front yard retaining wall at 2409 Ransdell Ave. The meeting is being held online due to public health recommendations, with in-person viewing available at the Metro Development Center. Public comments must be submitted by August 9, 2021.

• After-the-fact review of front yard retaining wall at 2409 Ransdell Ave. (21-COA-0121)
• Owner: Amadeo Abraham & Maria Asensio; Applicant: John Henry
• Meeting held online via Webex; in-person option at 444 S. 5th St.
• Public hearing speaker pre-registration required; written comments due Aug. 9

Committee on Committees Regular

The Committee on Committees is assigning legislation to various Metro Council committees, including a resolution on interim COVID-19 operational practices, a resolution establishing priorities for American Rescue Plan funds, and ordinances creating development areas on Dupin Drive and at the Logistics Air Park. The committee also assigns several contracts, appointments, and zoning items to their respective committees for further action.

• R-083-21: Resolution establishing priority areas for American Rescue Plan funds
• O-406-21: Ordinance creating Dupin Drive Local Development Area
• O-407-21: Ordinance creating Logistics Air Park Development Area
• R-077-21: $92,000 contract for LMPD Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner Program coordinator
• O-400-21: Ordinance prohibiting credit discrimination in employment

VAPStat Joint Meeting Regular

The VAPStat Joint Meeting of the Urban Renewal and Community Development Agency and the Landbank Authority will consider several resolutions for selling vacant and abandoned properties, including a preferred developer designation for a church's mixed-use project and multiple property dispositions under various programs. The agenda includes roll calls, approval of minutes, and new business items, with no other major policy discussions.

• URC Res 1, Series 2021: Preferred Developer status for Quinn Chapel AME Church for 1911 West Muhammad Ali Boulevard, sale price $20,000, mixed-use development
• LBA Res 43: Last Look sales of three parcels at $1 each (206 N 26th St, 2922 Columbia St, 1246 Euclid Ave) for rehab or demolition
• LBA Res 44: Sale of 3825 Miami Avenue to Michael Meador for $4,007, with $89,750 rehab plan
• LBA Res 45: Cut It Keep It sales of three parcels at $500 each (739 S 17th St, 4507 Grand Ave, 2602 W Muhammad Ali Blvd)
• LBA Res 46: Adjacent Side Yard sales of three parcels at $1 each (215 N 19th St, 2508 Green Alley, 2333 Rowan St)

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board will convene to address a docket of 31 property maintenance cases across Jefferson County. The agenda includes standard procedural items (call to order, approval of minutes) followed by hearings on each listed address. No other business is listed.

• 31 property maintenance cases on the docket
• Hearings at addresses including 526 24th St, 2241 Hale Ave, 3620 Garland Ave
• Cases include 1922 Griffiths Ave, 641 Dr. W.J. Hodge St, 2822 Kentucky St
• Other addresses: 440 25th St, 632 27th St, 4030 Beech Ave, 6201 Oaknoll Dr
• Additional cases: 3418 Sherrill Ave, 4027 Churchman Ave, 1819 Kentucky St, 2209 Taylorsville Rd

Committee on Sustainability Regular

The Jefferson County Parks and Sustainability Committee meeting scheduled for August 5, 2021, was cancelled. Two items were listed on the agenda but not acted upon: an ordinance to regulate temporary road closures in Iroquois Park and a resolution to rename the Louisville Zoo’s Herpaquarium in honor of former director John Walczak.

• Ordinance O-227-21: Regulate temporary closures of roads in Iroquois Park to vehicular traffic
• Resolution R-062-21: Dedicate the Herpaquarium building as the 'John Walczak Herpaquarium' at the Louisville Zoo

Parks and Sustainability Committee Regular

The Jefferson County Parks and Sustainability Committee meeting scheduled for August 5, 2021, was cancelled. No actions or decisions were taken. The committee had two items listed: an ordinance to regulate temporary road closures in Iroquois Park and a resolution to dedicate the Herpaquarium building as the 'John Walczak Herpaquarium.'

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

This meeting of the Louisville Metro Government Committee on Equity and Inclusion has been cancelled. The agenda had listed a special discussion on 'The Call for Reparations - Why and Why Now?' with Yvette Carnell and Antonio Moore, co-founders of ADOS (American Descendants of Slavery), but no business will be conducted.

• Meeting cancelled
• Special discussion on reparations with ADOS co-founders Yvette Carnell and Antonio Moore (ID 21-0944) was scheduled but will not occur

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee will discuss priority areas for American Rescue Plan funds and consider several budget-related items, including an ordinance to appropriate $340,400 for Metro Animal Services and a resolution to finance capital projects with bonds. They will also revisit a previously tabled ordinance appropriating $30.7 million for mid-year capital needs.

• Discussion of priority areas for American Rescue Plan Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Funds
• O-347-21: Appropriating $340,400 for Metro Animal Services personnel expenses
• R-069-21: Resolution of intent to finance capital projects with general obligation bonds
• O-077-21: Appropriating $30,700,000 for mid-year capital needs to Public Works & Assets, Parks & Recreation, Library, and Facilities & Fleet deferred maintenance

Planning Commission Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission is meeting to review and decide on multiple development requests, including zoning changes, subdivision plans, and a right-of-way closure. The agenda includes a consent agenda item for an alley closure and a public hearing with eight development cases, ranging from a car sales facility to residential subdivisions. The commission will also hear a report on virtual neighborhood meetings.

• Closure of Wayside Alley east of S Preston St between 432 E Jefferson St and 323 S Preston St for Wayside Christian Mission
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan with landscape waiver for 7770 and 7800 Dixie Hwy (Dixie Auto Sales and Service)
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-6 for Lodges at Prospect at 7312 River Road
• Revised Major Preliminary Subdivision for Creekside Commons at 1200 S English Station Rd with steep slope transfer and noise mitigation review
• Zoning change from R-4 to PRD for Aiken North Subdivision at 16907-17401 Aiken Road

Public Safety Committee Regular

The Public Safety Committee is meeting to consider three ordinances. The main item is O-128-21, which would amend the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances regarding the displacement of homeless persons from camps; this ordinance has a history of being tabled and amended. The committee will also discuss two new ordinances: one to provide traffic guards at schools and another requiring reporting of firearm wounds.

• O-128-21: Amends LMCO Sections 131.01 and 131.02 on displacement of homeless persons from camps
• O-349-21: Amends LMCO Chapter 70 to provide traffic guards at schools
• O-350-21: Creates new section in Chapter 96 requiring reporting of firearm wounds

Development Review Committee Regular

The Development Review Committee will decide on nine development plans and waivers, including revised district plans for Peters Dental at 9220 Preston Highway and restaurants at Oxmoor Center. The committee will also review waivers for signage, site design, sidewalks, and access roads, as well as new development plans for projects like Liberty Financial Parking Expansion and Lower Hunters Trace Apartments.

• Revised Detailed District Development Plan with Binding Elements and design waiver for Peters Dental at 9220 Preston Highway (Camileo LLC)
• Extension of expiration for approved development plan for restaurants at Oxmoor Center, 7900 Shelbyville Road (WMB 2, LLC)
• Changing Image Sign Waiver for property at 10605 Shelbyville Road (Re/Max)
• Site Design Waiver for Schultze Glass Company at 1844, 852, 854, 858, and 860 S 5th St (Stanley Schultz and Co, Inc)
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan with Waiver for Liberty Financial Parking Expansion at 10030 Forest Green Blvd (Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union)

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

The Jefferson County Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee is meeting to discuss vacant and abandoned properties across the city, specifically in the West End, with Laura Grabowski from Develop Louisville. The committee is also considering a resolution to honor GE Appliances by dedicating an access drive near Buechel Bank Road and Poplar Level Road as 'GE Way.'

• Discussion on the status of vacant and abandoned properties in the city and West End
• Resolution R-067-21 honoring GE Appliances by dedicating an access drive as 'GE Way'

Appropriations Committee Regular

The Appropriations Committee will consider multiple ordinances and capital infrastructure fund appropriations, totaling over $200,000, for various projects and programs across Louisville Metro districts. These include funding for homeless services, police events, park improvements, sidewalk repairs, and community organizations. The committee is deciding whether to approve these allocations.

• O-311-21: $11,500 to Coalition for the Homeless for Project Stand Down
• CIF080421PW05: $22,000 for sidewalk installation on Parker Avenue from 41st to 39th Street
• CIF080421MP05: $25,000 for Lannan Park baseball field improvements
• O-345-21: $9,000 for security lights for qualified homeowners via Metro Housing Resource Center
• O-346-21: $75,000 for emergency home repairs in District 5

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee is meeting to consider several resolutions and one ordinance. Items include approving a $160,000 contract for utility location services, granting local incentives to Healthcare Asset Network (Handle), funding a $100,000 zoo internship program, declaring surplus and transferring or selling several properties, and establishing a development area with tax increment financing for 726 East Market Street. A public hearing on the 726 East Market Street development area is also scheduled.

• R-064-21: $160,000 noncompetitive contract for USIC Locating Services for utility location services
• R-065-21: Local incentives to Healthcare Asset Network, Inc. d.b.a. Handle under KRS Chapter 154
• R-068-21: $100,000 for Louisville Zoo mentor/internship program with Jefferson Community College
• R-070-21 and R-071-21: Declaring surplus property at 1700 Marinas Edge Way and 2622 Adrienne Way; latter to be conveyed to Landbank Authority
• R-072-21: Declaring four parcels at Boxelder Terrace (3403 Shanks Lane, 3403½ Shanks Lane, 3400A Shagbark Road, 3400B Shagbark Road) surplus for low/moderate income housing sale

Planning and Zoning Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Government Planning and Zoning Committee is meeting to discuss and consider pending legislation including amendments to the Metro Land Development Code regarding two-family residential uses and floor area ratios. The committee is also reviewing multiple zoning change ordinances, a street closure, and a parking waiver across various locations in Louisville Metro.

• Ordinance O-203-21 amending Chapters 2 and 7 of the Metro Land Development Code for two-family residential use and floor area ratios
• Zoning ordinance for approximately 30.35 acres at 5220 Chamberlain Lane (Case No. 20ZONE0078)
• Zoning ordinance for approximately 1.88 acres at 226 North 17th Street (Case No. 21ZONE0042)
• Zoning ordinance for approximately 15.05 acres at 6001 Outer Loop (Case No. 20ZONE0120)
• Ordinance for the closure of a portion of an unnamed alley west of South 5th Street parallel to East Main Street (Case No. 21STRCLOSURE0005)

Planning Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Committee will hold an online meeting on August 3, 2021, at 4:00 PM due to public health guidance. The committee will review proposed amendments to the Complete Streets ordinance and discuss new regulations for heavy truck operations across zoning districts.

• Complete Streets Amendments (R-020-21) — proposed ordinance edits
• Heavy Truck Regulations — new zoning restrictions and maps
• Public hearing participation requires pre-registration by August 2, 2021

Public Works Committee Regular

The Public Works Committee meets to discuss two ordinances: one amending property maintenance enforcement rules and another adjusting licensing exemptions. Both items have been held and tabled in prior meetings and require action by December 2021.

• O-253-21: Ordinance amending property maintenance enforcement (Chapter 156)
• O-248-21: Ordinance amending licensing exemption rules (Chapter 115)
• TARC 3 Improvement Opportunities and Plan presented by Carrie Butler

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee Regular

The Government Oversight and Audit Committee will consider appointments and reappointments to various boards, and hold special discussions on a TARC investigation and an investigation into the administration's actions surrounding the deaths of Breonna Taylor and David McAtee and related protests.

• Appointment of Bonita Black to TARC board (term expires June 30, 2024)
• Appointment of Carmen Moreno-Rivera and John Selent to MSD board
• Reappointment of Michael Seale and Richard Buttorff to Board of Zoning Adjustment
• Special discussion: TARC investigation (ID 21-0097)
• Special discussion: Investigation into administration actions regarding Breonna Taylor, David McAtee deaths and protests (ID 21-0098)

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Jefferson County Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider various variances, conditional use permits, and a development plan. Items on the agenda include setback variances, a daycare permit, and a church addition. Residents can attend the meeting at the Old Jail Auditorium at 514 W. Liberty Street.

• Zane Street Variance: Request to allow a new principal structure to encroach into the street side yard setback at 736 Zane Street
• St. Xavier Street and Gilligan Street Variances: Request for a private yard area to be less than 20% of the lot area at 2707 St. Xavier Street and 2708 Gilligan Street
• Washburn Avenue Variance: Request to allow an accessory structure to encroach into the street side yard setback at 500 Washburn Avenue
• 1391 Dixie Hwy: Category 3 Development Plan with a Variance, waivers, and review of outdoor amenity area standards
• Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church Addition: Conditional Use Permit for an addition at 4936 Brownsboro Road

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board meets to review 34 properties flagged for property maintenance issues. The board will address violations such as unsafe structures, overgrown lots, or other maintenance-related concerns. No new ordinances or contracts are listed for decision.

• 3109 Grand Avenue — property maintenance case
• 3614 Market Street — property maintenance case
• 632 Oak Street — property maintenance case
• 2321 Duncan Street — property maintenance case
• 306 43rd Street — property maintenance case

Committee of the Whole Regular

The Jefferson County Committee of the Whole met on July 29, 2021, at Louisville Metro Government. The agenda consisted solely of procedural items such as roll call, review of the Metro Council agenda, and announcements. No substantive decisions, ordinances, or public hearings were listed.

Metro Council Regular

The Louisville Metro Council is holding a special meeting to consider a resolution allowing virtual participation in council and committee meetings, several land development code amendments, and multiple contracts and appointments. The agenda also includes recognitions of police officers and others for heroic actions, and approval of various board appointments.

• Resolution R-074-21 to permit virtual participation by video teleconference in council and committee meetings
• Ordinance O-202-21 amending Chapter 5 of the Land Development Code on front and street side setbacks
• Ordinance O-203-21 amending Chapters 2 and 7 on two-family residential use and floor area ratio requirements
• Ordinance O-301-21 amending the Land Development Code relating to trees and tree canopy
• Sole source contract with HUB Parking Technology USA, Inc. for $340,366.00 (R-058-21)

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee will hold a virtual meeting on July 28, 2021, with one new business item: a review of an after-the-fact front yard retaining wall at 2409 Ransdell Ave. The meeting is online due to public health recommendations, with in-person viewing available at the Metro Development Center. Public comments must be submitted by July 26, and speakers can pre-register.

• After-the-fact review of front yard retaining wall at 2409 Ransdell Ave. (21-COA-0121)
• Owner: Amadeo Abraham & Maria Asensio; Applicant/Representative: John Henry
• Case manager: Bradley Fister; Council District 8 - Cassie Armstrong
• Meeting held online via Webex due to COVID-19 precautions
• Public comments due by 12:00 P.M. Monday, July 26, 2021

Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting Regular

The Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting is holding a special meeting to discuss the redistricting process. The main item is a presentation by Hollie Hopkins and Jeff Derouen from the Jefferson County Attorney's Office. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Overview of Redistricting Process by Jefferson County Attorney's Office (ID 21-0939)

Committee on Committees Regular

The Committee on Committees is holding a special meeting to assign legislation to various Metro Council committees. Items include redistricting discussion, neighborhood development fund appropriations, budget amendments, zoning changes, and board appointments. The committee also considers a rule change to allow virtual participation in meetings.

• Special discussion on Metro Council Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting (ID 21-0915)
• Resolution R-074-21 to amend council rules to permit virtual participation by video teleconference
• Ordinance O-347-21 appropriating $340,400 to Metro Animal Services for personnel expenses
• Ordinance O-346-21 appropriating $75,000 from District 5 NDF for emergency home repairs
• Resolution R-069-21 declaring intent to finance capital projects with general obligation bonds

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is meeting to consider three ordinances. The main item is a partial loan forgiveness for Woodsmill Partners, Ltd. under LMCO Section 39.131(B). The committee will also review a $30.7 million capital budget transfer for mid-year needs and a $374,600 transfer to the Sheriff's Office, though the latter's sponsorship was withdrawn.

• O-297-21: Partial loan forgiveness for Woodsmill Partners, Ltd.
• O-134-21: $374,600 transfer to Jefferson County Sheriff's Office (sponsorship withdrawn)
• O-077-21: $30,700,000 appropriation for capital needs (Public Works, Parks, Library, Facilities)

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is holding a special public hearing to gather comment on how to spend American Rescue Plan (ARP) Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery funds. No decisions are scheduled; the agenda is limited to a public hearing and comment period on the ARP funds.

• Public hearing on use of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds (ID 21-0850)
• Public comment period on ARP Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery funds

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Board of Zoning Adjustment is holding a public hearing on 10 items, including variances for setbacks, changes in nonconforming rights, and conditional use permits for short-term rentals. The meeting is online via Webex due to COVID-19, with in-person viewing at the Old Jail Auditorium. Residents can speak by pre-registering or submit written comments by July 23.

• Variance for existing detached garage encroachment at 225 Fairmeade Rd (St. Matthews)
• Change nonconforming rights from grocery store to restaurant at 4000 Taylor Blvd
• Change nonconforming rights from dry cleaning to 3-unit multi-family dwelling at 3919 River Park Dr
• Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 1622 Whippoorwill Rd and 4027 Franklin Ave
• Variances for additions/structures at 7606 S. Park Pl, 1279 Bassett Ave, 505 S. 20th St, 11801 E. Osage Rd

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board is meeting to review property maintenance cases at 33 addresses across Louisville. The agenda consists of a call to order, approval of minutes, old business, and new business items.

• Review of property maintenance case for 1139 15th Street
• Review of property maintenance case for 217 Eastern Wood Court
• Review of property maintenance case for 2117 Dumesnil Street
• Review of property maintenance case for 131 41st Street
• Review of property maintenance case for 918 Oak Street

Land Development & Transportation Committee Regular

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will meet online to approve minutes from its July 8 meeting and hear three new cases: a request to close a public alley for a nonprofit, a revised development plan for a commercial tract, and a zoning change for a residential subdivision. Residents can join via Webex or attend in person at the Old Jail Auditorium with social distancing.

• Closure of Wayside Alley east of S Preston St between 432 E Jefferson St and 323 S Preston St (Wayside Christian Mission)
• Revised detailed district development plan for Hurstbourne Town Center - Tract 6 at 9351 Viking Center Drive (Viking Partners Hurstbourne)
• Zoning change from R-4 to PRD for Crosby Farm Subdivision at 9300 Old Bardstown Road (Quartz Enterprises Inc.)

Committee on Sustainability Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee is holding a special meeting to discuss deferred maintenance in Metro Parks, with a presentation from Jason Canuel. The committee will also consider pending legislation, including ordinances to regulate temporary closures of park roads and a resolution to honor former zoo director John Walczak.

• Discussion of Parks Deferred Maintenance with presentation by Jason Canuel (ID 21-0858)
• O-242-21: Ordinance to regulate temporary closures of Metro park roads to vehicular traffic
• O-227-21: Ordinance to regulate temporary closures of roads within Iroquois Park
• R-062-21: Resolution to dedicate Herpaquarium Building as 'John Walczak Herpaquarium'

Parks and Sustainability Committee Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee will decide whether to honor former Louisville Zoo Director John Walczak by renaming the Herpaquarium building. They will also discuss and potentially vote on two ordinances to regulate temporary closures of roads in Metro parks, including Iroquois Park.

• Ordinance O-242-21 to regulate temporary closures of Metro park roads to vehicles
• Ordinance O-227-21 to regulate temporary closures of roads within Iroquois Park
• Resolution R-062-21 to dedicate the Herpaquarium building as the 'John Walczak Herpaquarium'

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

The Jefferson County Committee on Equity and Inclusion is holding a special meeting to discuss civil rights and equity in the justice system, specifically criminal justice reform with Professor Marcia Ziegler. No ordinances, contracts, or votes are listed for action on the agenda.

• Special discussion on civil rights and equity in the justice system and criminal justice reform with Professor Marcia Ziegler (ID 21-0854)

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is holding a special meeting to consider three ordinances. The largest item would appropriate $30.7 million from the general fund for mid-year capital needs across Public Works & Assets, Parks & Recreation, Library, and Facilities & Fleet deferred maintenance. The committee will also consider partial loan forgiveness for Woodsmill Partners and a $374,600 transfer to the Sheriff's Office, though the sponsorship for the latter was withdrawn.

• O-077-21: $30,700,000 general fund appropriation for mid-year capital needs to Public Works & Assets, Parks & Recreation, Library, and Facilities & Fleet deferred maintenance
• O-297-21: Partial loan forgiveness for Woodsmill Partners, Ltd. under LMCO Section 39.131(B)
• O-134-21: $374,600 transfer to Jefferson County Sheriff's Office for operating expenses — sponsorship withdrawn 7/22/21

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

The Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee will consider an ordinance to amend Louisville Metro Code to exempt cigar bars from the Smokefree Law. The committee, chaired by Barbara Shanklin, meets at 1:30 PM on July 21, 2021, in Council Chambers.

• AN ORDINANCE AMENDING LOUISVILLE METRO CODE OF ORDINANCES CHAPTER 90 TO ADD AN EXEMPTION FOR CIGAR BARS (O-302-21)
• Sponsored by Mark H. Fox (D-13) and Anthony Piagentini (R-19)
• Action required by December 2021

Public Safety Committee Regular

The Public Safety Committee is holding a special meeting to discuss an ordinance (O-128-21) that would amend sections 131.01 and 131.02 of the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances relating to the displacement of homeless persons from camps. The committee will also hear a presentation from the Louisville Metro Police Department's Victim Services Unit. The ordinance has a history of being tabled and amended in previous meetings.

• Discussion of ordinance O-128-21 amending LMCO sections 131.01 and 131.02 on homeless camp displacement
• Presentation by Nicole J. Carroll, Director of LMPD Victim Services Unit
• Ordinance has been tabled and amended in prior committee meetings

Appropriations Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Appropriations Committee is holding a special meeting to consider four pending appropriations of Neighborhood Development Funds and Capital Infrastructure Funds. The most significant item is a $6,000 allocation for counseling services at Southern High School, which has been held over several months. Other items include funding for a children's home picnic, a police event, and speed humps on Waller Lane.

• $6,000 from District 24 NDF to Jefferson County Public Education Foundation for counseling at Southern High School Youth Services Center (O-101-21)
• $4,950 from multiple districts to St. Joseph Children's Home for picnic security (O-312-21)
• $250 from District 10 NDF to LMPD 4th Division for National Night Out
• $4,360 from District 12 Capital Infrastructure Funds for four speed humps and two signs on Waller Lane between Greenwood Road and Titanic Way

Planning and Zoning Committee Regular

The Planning and Zoning Committee will hold a special meeting to discuss and potentially act on several pending ordinances, including zoning changes for properties on Hikes Lane and Cooper Chapel Road, amendments to the Land Development Code regarding trees, boarding/group housing, setbacks, and two-family residential uses, and closures of streets and alleys. The agenda includes items that have been previously held or tabled, and the chair may decide which items are heard.

• Zoning change for 9.48 acres at 3042 Hikes Lane (Case 20ZONE0090)
• Zoning change for 18.56 acres at 6600 and 6702 Cooper Chapel Road (Case 20ZONE0066)
• Amendments to Land Development Code on trees and tree canopy (O-301-21)
• Amendments on boarding and group housing regulations (O-174-21)
• Closure of unnamed alley near South 20th and Magazine Streets (O-244-21)

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee is meeting to consider three sole-source or professional service contracts and an ordinance creating a development area with tax increment financing for 726 East Market Street. The contracts include maintenance services for parking technology, a health economist, and a director for public health. The development area ordinance will be held until August 3rd.

• R-058-21: $340,366 sole-source contract with HUB Parking Technology USA for maintenance and parts
• R-060-21: $64,250 professional service contract with University of Louisville for a health economist
• R-061-21: $137,846 contract with University of Louisville School of Public Health for director of Board of Health
• O-299-21: Ordinance creating 726 East Market Street Development Area and authorizing TIF, held until August 3rd

Public Works Committee Regular

The Public Works Committee is holding a special meeting to discuss TARC 3 improvement opportunities and plan, with a presentation from Carrie Butler of the Transit Authority of River City. The committee will also consider two pending ordinances: one amending Chapter 115 to adjust licensing requirement exemptions, and another amending Chapter 156 to strengthen property maintenance enforcement, including vehicle impoundment. Both ordinances were assigned to the committee in June and require action by December 2021.

• Discussion of TARC 3 Improvement Opportunities and Plan with Carrie Butler (ID 21-0873)
• O-248-21: Ordinance amending LMCO Chapter 115 on licensing requirement exemptions
• O-253-21: Ordinance amending Chapter 156 on property maintenance and vehicle impoundment enforcement

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee Regular

The Jefferson County Government Oversight and Audit Committee is meeting to consider pending board appointments for local agencies including TARC and the Waterfront Development Corporation. The committee will also hold special discussions regarding human resources transparency, a TARC investigation, and an investigation into the administration surrounding the deaths of Breonna Taylor and David McAtee.

• Appointment of Jan Day to the Transit Authority of River City (TARC) Board
• Appointments of Troy Miles and Katy Delahanty to the Waterfront Development Corporation Board
• Appointment of Dale Nason to the Highview Fire Protection District Board
• Appointments of John Jeffries and Scott Brinkman to the Redevelopment Authority Board
• Special discussion regarding the TARC investigation and the investigation into the deaths of Breonna Taylor and David McAtee

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is holding a special public hearing to receive comments on the proposed use of American Rescue Plan (ARP) Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery funds. The meeting includes a public comment period on this topic, followed by adjournment.

• Public hearing on use of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds (ID 21-0850)
• Public comment period on ARP fund allocation

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee will hold a public hearing to gather resident comments on how to spend American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds. This is a special meeting focused on local fiscal recovery priorities.

• Public hearing on ARP fund use (ID 21-0850)
• Public comment period for residents

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board is meeting to handle old and new business, including approval of minutes. The agenda lists 13 cases for consideration: 12 animal-related cases and 1 solid waste case, with one animal case listed as an appeal. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• 12 animal cases at addresses including 2729 Hale Avenue, 748 39th Street, and 4017 Meadow Crest Court
• 1 animal appeal at 1205 Tile Factory Lane
• 1 solid waste case at 4109 Muhammad Ali Boulevard

Planning Commission Regular

The Jefferson County Planning Commission will meet online due to public health guidance. Four public hearings are scheduled on zoning changes, a right-of-way closure, and a development plan. Residents can join virtually or in person at the Metro Development Center. Pre-registration is required to speak at hearings.

• Closure of Lloyd Street and alleys west of Frankfort Ave (Lloyd Street Closure)
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Cedar Creek Crossing at 7704-7718 Bardstown Road & 7509 Cedar Creek Road
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-5A for Old Heady Road Subdivision and Multi-Family at Parcels 004702920000, 004702930000, 004702940000
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-6 for Lodges at Prospect at 7312 River Road

Development Review Committee Regular

The Development Review Committee will meet online to consider several waiver requests and a development plan. Items include a driveway waiver, a parkway setback waiver, a sign waiver, a revised detailed district development plan, and a Habitat for Humanity single-family house proposal. The meeting is open to public comment, with pre-registration encouraged.

• Driveway waiver for 1126 Cecil Avenue
• Parkway setback waiver for 17601 Three Girls Way
• Category 3 development plan for two Habitat for Humanity lots at 3804 & 3808 Miami Avenue
• Sign waiver for a freestanding sign with changing image panel at 1606 W. Chestnut
• Revised detailed district development plan for Peters Dental at 9220 Preston Highway

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is holding a special meeting to discuss the American Rescue Plan Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Funds. The agenda features a special discussion with several experts, including Congressman John Yarmuth, on preliminary themes for using these funds. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Special discussion on American Rescue Plan Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Funds
• Presentations by Congressman John Yarmuth, Simone Brody, Bruce Katz, Margaret Handmaker, and Keith Talley
• Attachment: Preliminary Themes for American Rescue Funds.pdf
• Attachment: QCT map.pdf
• Attachment: Treasury Guidance Link- Special Budget Meeting 7-13-21.pdf

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Jefferson County Board of Zoning Adjustment will meet online to decide on 14 zoning cases, including conditional use permits for a short-term rental on Malcolm Avenue and mini-warehouses on Crums Lane, as well as multiple variances for property owners in Louisville Metro and St. Matthews. Public hearings will be held for each case, with pre-registration required for speakers.

• Conditional Use Permit for short-term rental at 508 Malcolm Avenue (21-CUP-0067)
• Conditional Use Permit for mini-warehouses at 2001 Crums Lane (21-CUP-0050)
• Conditional Use Permit for blood plasma center at 8209 Preston Highway (21-CUP-0063)
• Variance requests for properties on Bishop Lane, Rock Ridge Place, and multiple other addresses
• Change in nonconforming rights for billboard at 1231 Durrett Lane (21-NONCONFORM-0011)

VAPStat Joint Meeting Regular

The Louisville Metro Landbank Authority (LBA) will vote on six property dispositions at this joint meeting. Five resolutions propose selling vacant or abandoned buildings and lots to private developers for rehabilitation or demolition, while one seeks to sell adjacent side-yard lots. All sales are priced at $1–$5,000 and require private funding for rehab or construction.

• Approve $1 sale of 5+ parcels for Save the Structure or Demo for Deed (18 months or 45 days)
• Approve $5,500 sale of 614 South 20th Street for rehab by Develop 26, LLC ($111,700 rehab budget)
• Approve $4,000 sale of 3825 Miami Avenue for rehab by Wise Moves, LLC ($54,000 rehab budget)
• Approve $5,000 sale of 2819 Virginia Avenue for new multi-family construction ($287,450 estimated cost)
• Approve $500-per-parcel sales under Cut It Keep It program for adjacent properties

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board is meeting to consider 27 property maintenance cases across Louisville. The agenda includes standard items like call to order, approval of minutes, and old/new business, followed by individual case hearings. All listed cases are for property maintenance violations.

• 27 property maintenance cases on the agenda
• Cases at addresses including 4622 Indian Trail, 2333 Cheestnut St, 1234 Bicknell Ave
• Hearings for properties on Market St, Jefferson St, Broadway, and others
• Meeting at Metro Development Center, 444 S. 5th St., Louisville

Land Development & Transportation Committee Regular

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will consider a Category 3 development plan for a proposed warehouse and three rezoning requests. The meeting will be held online due to public health recommendations, with an in-person viewing option at the Old Jail Auditorium.

• 21-CAT3-0005: Category 3 Development Plan for proposed warehouse at 8201 National Turnpike
• 21-ZONE-0023: Rezoning from R-4 to R-5 for Parkside Subdivision at 7507 ½ & 7509 Mt. Washington Road
• 21-ZONE-0046: Rezoning from R-6 to C-2 for Vine Street Rezoning at 749 & 751 Vine Street
• 21-ZONE-0001: Rezoning from R-4 to PRD for Aiken North Subdivision at 16907, 16907R, 16909, & 17401 Aiken Road

Clifton Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Clifton Architectural Review Committee is meeting online to review a single new business item: a request to demolish an existing outbuilding and build a new three-car garage with carport at 318 S. Ewing Ave. The committee will decide whether to approve the proposal, which is subject to historic preservation review.

• Demolition of existing outbuilding and construction of new three-car garage with carport at 318 S. Ewing Ave.
• Owner: Jade Ashley; Applicant/Representative: Charlie Williams
• Case number 21-COA-0025
• Council District 9 (Bill Hollander)
• Public hearing with pre-registration for speakers

Planning Commission Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission will meet online on July 1, 2021, to approve minutes from prior meetings and conduct a public hearing on multiple zoning and development cases. The meeting follows COVID-19 public-health guidance and allows virtual or limited in-person participation at the Metro Development Center.

• Approval of minutes from June 17 and June 22 meetings
• Closure of Humana Alley (portion west of S 5th St) at request of Humana, Inc
• Zoning change from R-5 to C-1 for The Haymarket project at 3020 River Road
• Zoning change from PRD to R-6 for 9418 Pirouette Avenue condos
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Dairy Queen at 5103 Outer Loop

Planning Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Committee meeting scheduled for June 28, 2021, was moved online due to recommendations from the Department of Public Health & Wellness regarding congregate events and social distancing. The meeting will be held via Webex, with instructions provided for remote attendance.

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board meets to review 25 properties flagged for property maintenance issues. The board will consider these cases under routine procedures, with no new ordinances or contracts on the agenda.

• 3017 Crums Lane — property maintenance
• 503 20th Street — property maintenance
• 125 Alpha Avenue — property maintenance
• 2412 Muhammad Ali Boulevard — property maintenance
• 1269 Floyd Street — property maintenance

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board will convene a regular meeting to conduct procedural business, including approval of prior minutes and routine case reviews. No substantive decisions or public hearings are listed on this agenda.

Land Development & Transportation Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Land Development & Transportation Committee will meet to discuss three development cases, including a street closure, a revised development plan, and a zoning change. The meeting will be held online via Webex with limited in-person access at the Old Jail Auditorium.

• Closure of public right-of-way for Humana Alley
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Dairy Queen at 5103 Outer Loop
• Zoning change from R-4 to R-5A for Old Heady Road Subdivision and Multi-Family

Committee of the Whole Regular

The Committee of the Whole will hold a special discussion regarding job opportunities and educational programs offered by United Parcel Service (UPS). The committee will also review the agenda for the June 24, 2021, Metro Council meeting.

• Special discussion on UPS job opportunities and educational programs (ID 21-0792)
• Review of Metro Council agenda for June 24, 2021 (ID 21-0793)
• Review of addresses to Council (ID 21-0794)

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board met on June 23, 2021, at the Metro Development Center. The agenda included only procedural items such as call to order, approval of minutes, old business, new business, and adjournment. No decisions or discussions with substantive outcomes were listed.

Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee will meet online to review two rear-yard construction projects: a single-car garage demolition and two-car garage replacement at 1260 Bassett Ave., and a new two-story carriage house with garage and apartment at 1271 Willow Ave. The meeting follows COVID-19 social distancing guidelines and allows virtual or in-person participation.

• 21-COA-0090: Review of proposed demolition of single-car garage and new two-car garage at 1260 Bassett Ave.
• 21-COA-0096: Review of proposed new two-story carriage house with three-bay garage and apartment at 1271 Willow Ave.

Policy & Procedures Committee Regular

The Policy & Procedures Committee is meeting online to discuss two items: notification requirements for zoning matters and a discussion on in-person versus virtual meetings. The meeting is held virtually due to public health recommendations regarding congregate events and social distancing.

• Discussion of notification requirements for all municipalities with zoning authority
• Discussion of in-person/virtual meeting options for all municipalities with zoning authority
• Public comments accepted via pre-registration or written submission by June 21, 2021

Committee on Committees Regular

The Committee on Committees reviewed legislation assigned to multiple council committees, including ordinances for funding allocations, zoning changes, and board appointments. The meeting also included resolutions for noncompetitive contracts and a dedication honoring a former zoo director.

• $4,950 allocation from Neighborhood Development Funds to St. Joseph Children’s Home for picnic security
• Partial loan forgiveness for Woodsmill Partners, Ltd. (O-297-21)
• Establishing 726 East Market Street Development Area with $340,366 contract for maintenance services (HUB Parking Technology USA, Inc.)
• Zoning change proposed for 3042 Hikes Lane (9.48 acres)
• Amendment to Metro Land Development Code related to trees and tree canopy (19AMEND1003)

Planning Commission Regular

The Planning Commission will consider a request to change zoning from PRD Planned Residential Development to R‑6 Multi‑Family Residential with a revised detailed plan and waiver for the property at 9418 Pirouette Avenue, owned by Corcoran Home Building & Remodeling, LLC.

• Request to change zoning from PRD to R‑6 for 9418 Pirouette Avenue
• Owner: Corcoran Home Building & Remodeling, LLC
• Applicant: Corcoran Home Building & Remodeling, LLC
• Representative: Bardenwerper, Talbott, & Roberts, PLLC – Nick Pregliasco
• Meeting held online via Webex due to public health recommendation

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Jefferson County Board of Zoning Adjustment will meet online to review 11 zoning cases, including variances for rear-yard setbacks, side-yard encroachments, and fence heights, as well as conditional use permits for a rehabilitation hospital, short-term rentals, and a private school. One previously listed sign-height variance has been withdrawn. Residents may participate virtually or in person at the Metro Development Center.

• Variance for 5808 Bocagrande Drive rear-yard setback encroachment
• Conditional Use Permit for Kindred Louisville Rehabilitation Hospital at 5000 Chamberlain Lane
• Variance for 635 E. Burnett Avenue side-yard setback encroachment
• Two short-term rental permits: 1229 Garvin Place and 508 Malcolm Avenue
• Withdrawn sign-height variance for Krispy Kreme at 3920 7th Street Rd.

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is reviewing two ordinances that set the city’s operating and capital budgets for fiscal year 2021-2022. The committee, chaired by Bill Hollander, will consider amendments and supporting documents before forwarding the measures for final approval by November 2021.

• FY2021-22 Operating Budget ordinance O-238-21
• FY2021-22 Capital Budget ordinance O-239-21
• Proposed friendly amendments CAM 062121
• Operating and Capital Budget Spreadsheet
• Councilmember Controlled Spending document

Planning Commission Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission will meet online to approve past meeting minutes and hold public hearings on five zoning change requests. The meeting follows COVID-19 safety protocols with virtual participation encouraged but in-person options available at Metro Development Center.

• Continued hearing for Cedar Creek Crossing (7704-7718 Bardstown Rd & 7509 Cedar Creek Rd) with parking and buffer waivers
• Continued hearing for Chamberlain Woods Office Park (5220 Chamberlain Lane) zoning change from R-4 to OR-3
• Roosevelt Apartments (226 N. 17th St) zoning change from C-1 to OR-2 with variances
• 6001 Outer Loop Apartments (6001 Outer Loop) zoning change from R-4 to R-6 with detailed plan
• The Haymarket (3020 River Road) zoning change from R-5 to C-1 with detailed plan and waivers

Committee on Sustainability Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee will discuss two ordinances regarding the temporary closure of Metro park roads to vehicular traffic. The committee will review O-227-21, which specifically addresses Iroquois Park, and O-242-21, which concerns general Metro park roads.

• O-227-21: Ordinance to regulate temporary vehicle closures in Iroquois Park
• O-242-21: Ordinance to regulate temporary vehicle closures in Metro park roads

Parks and Sustainability Committee Regular

The Jefferson County Parks and Sustainability Committee is meeting to discuss two pending ordinances regarding vehicle traffic in local parks. Specifically, the committee is reviewing proposed rules to regulate temporary road closures within Iroquois Park and other Metro park roads. Residents can review these pending legislative items that may affect park access and traffic.

• Ordinance O-227-21: Regulating temporary closures of roads within Iroquois Park to vehicular traffic
• Ordinance O-242-21: Regulating temporary closures of Metro park roads to vehicular traffic

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

The Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee reviews an ordinance that would add a definition of national origin to include natural hair under Louisville Metro’s anti-discrimination protections. The committee also holds a special discussion on Critical Race Theory featuring local education and university leaders.

• AN ORDINANCE AMENDING LOUISVILLE METRO CODE OF ORDINANCES CHAPTER 92 TO ADD A DEFINITION OF NATIONAL ORIGIN WHICH INCLUDES NATURAL HAIR (O-260-21)
• Special Discussion: Critical Race Theory with Diane Porter (Jefferson County Public School Board) and Cedric M. Powell (University of Louisville) (ID 21-0747)

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Government Budget Committee is meeting to discuss pending legislation including American Rescue Plan (ARP) local fiscal recovery funding, a loan forgiveness item for Cathedral Commons Ltd, operating and capital budgets for fiscal year 2021-2022, and budget transfers for the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and mid-year capital needs.

• Ordinance O-272-21 approving American Rescue Plan (ARP) local fiscal recovery funding for the first 100 days to address COVID-19 impacts
• Resolution R-057-21 authorizing the Mayor to accept economic relief funding and grants through the ARP Act of 2021
• Ordinance O-243-21 approving loan forgiveness for Cathedral Commons Ltd
• Ordinances O-238-21 and O-239-21 relating to the FY 2021-2022 Operating Budget and Capital Budget
• Ordinance O-134-21 transferring $374,600 to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office for operating expenses

Appropriations Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Appropriations Committee is meeting to discuss various funding allocations for infrastructure, park improvements, and community programs. The committee will consider requests to use Neighborhood Development Funds, Capital Infrastructure Funds, and Municipal Aid Program funds for projects across multiple districts. These items include sidewalk repairs, park renovations, and community event support.

• $22,286.52 for sidewalk repairs on the 3500 block of Algonquin Parkway
• $13,456 for sidewalk installation at 3511 Northwestern Parkway
• $8,250 for curb extensions on Ashland Avenue
• $6,177.42 for locker room renovations at Sun Valley Pool House
• $6,000 for LED-enhanced stop signs in District 21

Public Safety Committee Regular

The Public Safety Committee is meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions. The most notable item is an ordinance amending the Louisville Metro Code to address the displacement of homeless persons from camps. Other items include amendments related to abandoned vehicles and animal protection, as well as resolutions authorizing grant applications for LMPD projects.

• O-128-21: Ordinance amending LMCO 131.01 and 131.02 on displacement of homeless persons from camps
• O-176-21: Ordinance amending LMCO 72.039 on abandoned and junked vehicles
• O-180-21: Ordinance amending Chapter 91 on protection of animals
• R-034-21: Resolution to apply for $656,469 KOHS grant for LMPD firearms training center retrofit
• R-048-21 and R-049-21: Resolutions for KOHS grants ($55,920 and $114,000) for cybersecurity projects

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

The Jefferson County Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee met to discuss the Another Way Pilot Program, a re-entry initiative presented by Goodwill Industries of Kentucky. The program aims to support individuals returning to the community after incarceration.

• Presentation by Sharon Allgeier and Kim Boyd-Lane of Goodwill Industries on the Another Way Pilot Program (ID 21-0761)
• Discussion of re-entry support services for returning citizens

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to meet to address old and new business. The agenda includes a property maintenance case located at 444 S. 5th Street.

• Property maintenance case at 444 S. 5th Street

Development Review Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Development Review Committee is meeting online via Webex to consider old and new business items. The agenda includes a Category 2B request with waivers for a CVS Pharmacy, a minor subdivision plat amendment, a parking waiver for KFC, and a revised detailed district development plan with a waiver. The meeting will also accommodate limited in-person participation at the Metro Development Center.

• Old Business Item 20-CAT2-0035: Category 2B request with associated Waivers for CVS Pharmacy at 7845 & 7847 Preston Hwy.
• New Business Item 21-MPLAT-0067: Amendment to a Record Plat for Minor Subdivision Plat at 3416 and 3422 Tarragon Road.
• New Business Item 21-PARKWAIVER-0006: Parking Waiver for KFC at 5603 Preston Hwy.
• New Business Item 21-DDP-0041: Revised Detailed District Development Plan with a waiver for 920 Dandridge Ave (920 Dandridge Avenue, 900-904 Charles Street).

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee will consider several resolutions approving contracts and local incentives, including funding for chemical dependency physician services, parking meter parts, and tax system hosting. They will also discuss pay equity and labor contracts, and receive an economic development update from Louisville Forward.

• Approve $58,000 contract with Gobile MD LLC for chemical dependency treatment physician services
• Approve $75,000 sole source contract with POM Inc. for parking meter replacement parts
• Approve local incentives for Kronos Saashr, Inc. and Sazerac North America Inc.
• Approve $159,205 contract with Fast Enterprises LLC for tax system hosting and maintenance
• Approve $120,000 amendment (new total $150,000) for Margaret Handmaker's American Rescue Plan consulting

Public Works Committee Regular

The Public Works Committee will consider four pending items, including amendments to licensing exemptions and property maintenance rules. The agenda also includes resolutions authorizing eminent domain proceedings for blighted properties on West Chestnut Street and for a parcel related to the La Grange Road bike/pedestrian project. All items are assigned to the committee with action required by December 2021.

• Ordinance O-248-21 amending LMCO Chapter 115 regarding licensing requirement exemptions.
• Ordinance O-253-21 amending LMCO Chapter 156 regarding property maintenance and violation enforcement.
• Resolution R-052-21 authorizing eminent domain for blighted property at 2700-2706 and 2708 West Chestnut Street.
• Resolution R-056-21 authorizing condemnation of Parcel No. 18 for the La Grange Road Bike/Pedestrian Project (KY 907).

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and addressing old and new business. The only listed new business is a property maintenance case at an address labeled 'ABCDEFG'. The agenda is mostly procedural.

• Property maintenance case at address 'ABCDEFG'

Government Oversight/Audit and Appointments Committee Regular

The Government Oversight and Audit Committee will consider 15 appointments to local boards including TARC, Kentuckiana Works, MSD, and multiple fire protection districts. The meeting will also include a special discussion on the Transit Authority of River City (TARC) investigation into Breonna Taylor and David McAtee cases and related protests.

• Appointment of Jan Day to TARC Board (term expires March 31, 2024)
• Appointment of Andy Bianco to Kentuckiana Works Workforce Development Board (term expires December 17, 2024)
• Reappointment of Dr. Josephine Mei to Air Pollution Control District (term expires June 30, 2024)
• Appointment of Rebecca Cox to Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) Board (term expires August 31, 2023)
• Special discussion on TARC investigation into Breonna Taylor and David McAtee cases

Budget Committee Regular

The Budget Committee is holding a special meeting to consider several fiscal year 2021-2022 budget ordinances, including the operating and capital budgets for Louisville Metro Government, the TARC transit budget, and allocations of American Rescue Plan funds for COVID-19 recovery. The committee will also consider a resolution authorizing the mayor to accept ARP funding. These items were previously held by the committee on June 3, 2021.

• O-238-21: FY 2021-2022 operating budget ordinance
• O-239-21: FY 2021-2022 capital budget ordinance
• O-240-21: TARC FY 2021-2022 budget ordinance
• O-272-21: ARP local fiscal recovery funding for first 100 days
• R-057-21: Resolution authorizing mayor to accept ARP funding

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board is meeting to hear 29 property maintenance cases across Louisville. The agenda includes standard items like call to order, approval of minutes, and old/new business, followed by the individual cases. All cases are listed as PROPERTY MAINTENANCE, with no other details provided.

• 29 property maintenance cases on the agenda
• Addresses include 2408 Elliott Ave #1, 1452 9th Street, 3012 Madison Street
• Two cases at 4814 Red Oak Lane
• Cases at 3523 Muhammad Ali Blvd and 5114 Shepherdsville Road
• Meeting at Metro Development Center, 444 S. 5th St.

Metro Council Regular

This is a regular meeting of the Louisville Metro Council. The agenda includes several items that were previously passed and are now listed for final approval, such as ordinances appropriating neighborhood development funds for police overtime and for ElderServe, and a resolution accepting a $62,500 donation for a Seneca Park golf course pavilion. Also on the agenda are new ordinances and resolutions, including one to require the mayor to submit the annual budget by April, and several bond authorizations. The meeting also includes routine items like approval of minutes and appointments to boards.

• Ordinance appropriating $10,000 from District 2 NDF to Louisville Metro Police Department for overtime (O-219-16)
• Ordinance requiring mayor to submit annual fiscal budget proposal to Metro Council by April (O-248-16)
• Resolution accepting $62,500 donation from Stock Yards Bank & Trust for Seneca Park Golf Course pavilion (R-72-16)
• Ordinance establishing Mercy Development Area and Phoenix Hill Development Area (O-235-16, O-238-16)
• Resolution accepting $1,655,000 from KYTC for African American Heritage Center improvements (R-88-16)

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board is holding a regular meeting with standard items: call to order, approval of minutes, old business, and new business. The only listed new business is a test case at 444 S. 5th Street, which appears to be a placeholder rather than a substantive enforcement action. The agenda is largely procedural.

• Test case at 444 S. 5th Street

Committee of the Whole Regular

The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss a general overview of the airport, including air service, capital investment, jobs, and funding, presented by the Louisville Regional Airport Authority. They will also hear from The Coalition for the Homeless. The committee will review the Metro Council agenda for June 10, 2021, and addresses to the council.

• Airport overview presentation by Dan Mann and Anthony Gilmer (ID 21-0739)
• Coalition for the Homeless presentation by Natalie Harris (ID 21-0744)
• Review of Metro Council agenda for June 10, 2021 (ID 21-0737)
• Addresses to Council for June 10, 2021 (ID 21-0738)

Metro Council Regular

The Louisville Metro Council is meeting to vote on several ordinances and resolutions, including a $30,000 budget transfer for sidewalk projects, the FY 2021-2022 Louisville Tourism budget, and the first 100 days of American Rescue Plan funding. The agenda also includes numerous board appointments and recognitions, with most items recommended for approval by committees.

• Transfer $30,000 from D7 Beautification & Sidewalk Improvements on Brownsboro Road to new D7 Sidewalk and Paving Projects (O-237-21)
• Approve FY 2021-2022 budget for Louisville Tourism (O-241-21)
• Approve annexation of 10001 Cedar Creek Road by City of Heritage Creek (O-218-21)
• Impose temporary moratorium on certain rezoning and development applications in Tyler Town Center Planned Development District (O-235-21)
• Approve American Rescue Plan local fiscal recovery funding for first 100 days (O-272-21)

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and discussing old and new business. The only listed new business is a property maintenance case at an address labeled 'ABCDEFG'. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no other substantive items listed.

• Property maintenance case at address 'ABCDEFG'

NuLu Review Overlay Committee Regular

The NuLu Review Overlay Committee is meeting online to consider one new business item: a request for new dining and kitchen/freezer/cooler additions at Guacamole Restaurant, 900 E Market Street. The committee will hear public comments, with pre-registration encouraged. The agenda is otherwise limited to this single case.

• New dining and kitchen/freezer/cooler additions at Guacamole Restaurant, 900 E Market Street
• Applicant: Rick Moir, Ole Restaurant Group; Owner: GRE, LLC
• Council District 4 (Jecorey Arthur) jurisdiction
• Public hearing with pre-registration for speakers

Butchertown Architectural Review Committee Regular

The Butchertown Architectural Review Committee is meeting online to review two new construction proposals. They will consider a three-story single-family home with a carriage house at 811 E. Washington St. and the demolition of a non-contributing building to build a six-story mixed-use apartment building with ground-floor commercial space at 835 E. Main St. Public comments are due by June 7, 2021.

• 21-COA-0070: New three-story single-family residence with rear two-story carriage house at 811 E. Washington St.
• 21-COA-0079: Demolition of non-contributing building and construction of six-story mixed-use apartment building with ground-floor commercial space at 835 E. Main St.
• Owner of 811 E. Washington St.: Eldridge, Co LLC; applicant Matt Eldridge.
• Owner of 835 E. Main St.: NuLu East Main, LLC; applicant Clifford Ashburner.
• Public hearing speakers must pre-register; written comments due by 12:00 P.M. Monday, June 7, 2021.

Budget Committee Regular

The Budget Committee is holding hearings on the FY 2021-2022 budget for four departments/agencies: Youth Transitional Services, Waterfront Development Corp (including Belle of Louisville), Jefferson County Coroner, and Jefferson County Attorney. The committee will also review the Recommended Executive Budget and the Budget Hearing Schedule. This is a working session to review and discuss budget requests, not a final vote.

• Hearing: Youth Transitional Services (ID 21-0447)
• Hearing: Waterfront Development Corp, including Belle of Louisville (ID 21-0448)
• Hearing: Jefferson County Coroner (ID 21-0651)
• Hearing: Jefferson County Attorney (ID 21-0652)
• Review: Recommended Executive Budget (ID 21-0419)

Committee on Committees Regular

The Committee on Committees is assigning legislation to various committees, including an ordinance approving $46,000 in neighborhood development funds for the FridayFest concert series, an ordinance approving loan forgiveness for Cathedral Commons, and an ordinance adding a definition of national origin that includes natural hair (CROWN Act). The committee is also assigning resolutions for American Rescue Plan funding, local incentives for Kronos and Sazerac, and multiple board appointments.

• O-255-21: $46,000 NDF to Metro Parks for FridayFest at Highview Park
• O-243-21: Loan forgiveness for Cathedral Commons Ltd
• O-272-21/R-057-21: ARP funding for COVID-19 impact
• O-260-21: CROWN Act adding natural hair to national origin definition
• R-050-21: Local incentives for Kronos Saashr, Inc.

Budget Committee Regular

The Budget Committee is holding hearings on the FY 2021-2022 budget, with presentations from the Office of Resilience & Community Services and the Louisville Zoo. The committee will also review the recommended executive budget and the budget hearing schedule. This is a regular budget hearing meeting, and no final decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Office of Resilience & Community Services budget hearing (ID 21-0446)
• Louisville Zoo budget hearing (ID 21-0650)
• Recommended Executive Budget FY 2021-2022 (ID 21-0419)
• Budget Hearing Schedule (ID 21-0420)

Board of Zoning Adjustment Regular

The Louisville Metro Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold a virtual public hearing on June 7, 2021, to consider 13 items: one variance, several setback/height variances, and multiple conditional use permits (including short-term rentals and an accessory apartment). The board will also approve minutes from the May 17 meeting. All items are public hearings where residents can speak or submit comments.

• Variance for accessory structure encroachment at 5808 Bocagrande Drive
• Variances for height and setback at 2020 Herr Lane (Providence Point)
• Conditional use permit for potentially hazardous use at 4185 Algonquin Parkway (Midwest Environmental)
• Short-term rental permits at 4501 South 1st Street, 1815 Newburg Road, 210 Crescent Court, and 444 E. Lee Street
• Signage variance at 7704-7718 Bardstown Road (Cedar Creek Crossing)

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is holding budget hearings for the FY 2021-2022 recommended executive budget. Departments scheduled for review include Louisville Metro Animal Services, the Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods, and Corrections. The committee will also discuss the recommended executive budget and the budget hearing schedule. Note that the chair may not hear all listed items.

• Louisville Metro Animal Services budget hearing (ID 21-0445)
• Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods budget hearing (ID 21-0436)
• Corrections budget hearing (ID 21-0424)
• Recommended Executive Budget discussion (ID 21-0419)
• Budget Hearing Schedule (ID 21-0420)

Planning Commission Regular

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone 3042 Hikes Lane from R-4 to R-7 with a detailed district development plan for the LDG Hikes Lane Apartments. The meeting will be held online due to public health recommendations, with limited in-person access.

• Change in zoning from R-4 to R-7 with detailed district development plan
• Project: LDG Hikes Lane Apartments at 3042 Hikes Lane
• Owner: Roman Catholic Bishop of Louisville
• Applicant: LDG Development, LLC
• Public hearing with pre-registration for speakers

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board is meeting to handle property maintenance violations. The agenda lists 32 individual cases, all under the case type PROPERTY MAINTENANCE, with no other business items. The board will consider these cases under old and new business, following approval of the previous meeting's minutes.

• 32 property maintenance cases on the agenda
• Cases include 2408 Elliott Ave #1, 107 40th St, 1614 W. Market St, 3768 Powell Ave, 120 46th St
• Other addresses: 3516 Endeavor Way, 4304 Blue Sky Ct, 4120 Broadway, 2625 Portland Ave, 1549 Ormsby Ave
• More cases: 2316 Madison St, 6571 Sylvania Rd, 2107 Duncan St, 6200 Richiewayne Dr, 3724 Broadway
• Additional: 1709 Brick Ki, 2808 Slevin St, 6814 Carribean Ln, 3500 Pineland Dr, 2729 Market St, 1204 Fairdale Rd, 4612 Dover Rd, 728 45th St, 2401 St Xavier St, 9721 Polaris Dr, 1004 Saratoga Woods Dr, 5707 Revere Pl #100, 4102 Southern Pkwy, 733 Logan St, 4833 Determine Ln, 8311 Casualwood Way

Planning Commission Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission will hold a virtual public hearing to consider several zoning and development items, including a continued zoning change for an apartment complex, a revised district development plan, and a waiver request. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from previous hearings and a binding element citation final order. Public comments were accepted in writing or via pre-registration for virtual participation.

• Continued zoning change from PRD to R-6 for 9418 Pirouette Avenue (Corcoran Home Building & Remodeling)
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan with parking and parkway buffer waivers for Cedar Creek Crossing at 7704-7718 Bardstown Road & 7509 Cedar Creek Road
• Continued zoning change from R-4 to OR-3 for Chamberlain Woods Office Park at 5220 Chamberlain Lane
• 2-Year Rule Waiver request for 919 Fountain Avenue
• Binding Element Citation Final Order for 6203 Lower Hunters Trace

Committee on Sustainability Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee will hear a special presentation from Louisville Zoo Director John Walczak on operations and COVID impacts. The committee will also consider two ordinances regulating temporary closures of park roads to vehicular traffic, including one specific to Iroquois Park, and a resolution to name the Long Run Golf Course driving range after former Councilman Glen Stuckel.

• Louisville Zoo overview of operations and COVID impacts (ID 21-0643)
• Ordinance O-227-21 to regulate temporary road closures in Iroquois Park
• Ordinance O-242-21 to regulate temporary closures of metro park roads
• Resolution R-044-21 to dedicate Long Run Golf Course driving range as 'Glen Stuckel Driving Range'

Parks and Sustainability Committee Regular

The Parks and Sustainability Committee will hear a special presentation from the Louisville Zoo on its operations and COVID-19 impacts. The committee will also consider two ordinances regulating temporary closures of park roads to vehicular traffic, one specific to Iroquois Park and one applying to all metro parks, and a resolution to dedicate the Long Run Golf Course driving range in honor of former Councilman Glen Stuckel.

• Louisville Zoo overview of operations and COVID impacts (ID 21-0643)
• O-227-21: Ordinance to regulate temporary road closures within Iroquois Park
• O-242-21: Ordinance to regulate temporary closures of metro park roads
• R-044-21: Resolution to dedicate Long Run Golf Course driving range as 'Glen Stuckel Driving Range'

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

The Equity and Inclusion Committee will hold a special discussion on the Brookings Report on Artificial Intelligence, featuring presentations from Alan Berube of Brookings Metro and Alisia McClain of Louisville Forward. The agenda includes only this discussion item, with no votes or action items listed.

• Special discussion of Brookings Report on Artificial Intelligence (ID 21-0502)
• Presentations by Alan Berube (Brookings Metro) and Alisia McClain (Louisville Forward)

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is meeting to consider several budget ordinances, including the FY 2021-22 operating and capital budgets for Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government, as well as budgets for TARC and Louisville Tourism. The committee will also review two budget transfers: one for $374,600 to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and another for $30,000 for sidewalk and paving projects in District 7. A larger mid-year capital appropriation of $30,700,000 for public works, parks, library, and facilities is also on the agenda.

• O-238-21: FY 2021-22 Operating Budget for Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government
• O-239-21: FY 2021-22 Capital Budget for Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government
• O-240-21: FY 2021-22 Budget for Transit Authority of River City (TARC)
• O-241-21: FY 2021-22 Budget for Louisville Tourism
• O-134-21: Transfer of $374,600 to Jefferson County Sheriff's Office for operating expenses

Development Review Committee Regular

The Development Review Committee will hold a virtual meeting to review and decide on 11 development-related items, including a record plat amendment, several development plans, waivers, and a community facility review for a new JCPS elementary school. The agenda includes both old and new business items, with public comments accepted in writing or via pre-registered speakers.

• Community Facility Review for new 79,184 sq ft JCPS West Broadway Elementary School at 755 Dixie Highway
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Kindred Louisville Rehabilitation Hospital at 5000 Chamberlain Lane
• Category 2B with waivers for CVS Pharmacy at 7845 & 7847 Preston Hwy
• Category 2A with parking and landscape waivers for Taco Bell at 5414 Bardstown Road
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for Newburg Gas Station at 3905 Newburg Road

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

The Equity, Community Affairs, Housing, Health and Education Committee will hear a special discussion from Dr. Billie Castle, Youth Development Administrator, on the Youth Funding Allocation. No votes are scheduled; the agenda is otherwise procedural.

• Special discussion: Youth Funding Allocation update by Dr. Billie Castle

Public Safety Committee Regular

The Public Safety Committee is holding a special meeting to discuss the Hillard Heintze report on the Louisville Metro Police Department with Chief Erika Shields. The committee will also consider several pending ordinances, including one on displacement of homeless persons from camps, one on abandoned vehicles, one on animal protection, and a resolution for a $656,469 grant for LMPD's firearms training center retrofit.

• Special discussion with Chief Erika Shields on the Hillard Heintze report (ID 21-0580)
• O-128-21: Ordinance amending LMCO 131.01/131.02 on displacement of homeless persons from camps (sponsor Cindi Fowler)
• O-176-21: Ordinance amending LMCO 72.039 on abandoned and junked vehicles (sponsor Nicole George)
• O-180-21: Ordinance amending Chapter 91 on protection of animals (sponsors Markus Winkler, Amy Holton Stewart)
• R-034-21: Resolution authorizing $656,469 KOHS grant for Phase 2 retrofit of LMPD firearms training center

Appropriations Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Appropriations Committee is meeting to consider eight appropriations from district capital and neighborhood development funds. These include funding for a pool study, neighborhood events, street repairs, and a counseling program. The committee will also hold an ordinance for counseling services at Southern High School until July 2021.

• $29,400 from District 3 capital funds to Metro Parks for Phase 2 of the Algonquin Pool natatorium/indoor swim facility study
• $1,250 from District 8 neighborhood development funds to Deer Park Neighborhood Association for trolley and street musicians for Neighborhood Nights on Bardstown Road
• $4,950 from District 9 capital funds to Public Works for brick street repair on South Peterson Avenue near Grinstead Drive
• $13,000 from District 20 capital funds to Public Works for right-of-way acquisition for Tucker Station/Rehl Road easement
• Ordinance O-101-21 appropriating $6,000 from District 24 neighborhood development funds to Jefferson County Public Education Foundation for counseling services at Southern High School (held until July 2021)

Public Safety Committee Regular

This meeting of the Louisville Metro Public Safety Committee was cancelled. The agenda lists four pending items that were previously discussed on May 12, 2021, including ordinances on homeless camp displacement, abandoned vehicles, animal protection, and a resolution for LMPD firearms training center funding. No new action was taken at this cancelled meeting.

• O-128-21: Ordinance amending LMCO sections 131.01 and 131.02 on displacement of homeless persons from camps (tabled 5/12/21)
• O-176-21: Ordinance amending LMCO section 72.039 on abandoned and junked vehicles
• O-180-21: Ordinance amending Chapter 91 on protection of animals
• R-034-21: Resolution authorizing $656,469 KOHS grant for Phase 2 retrofit of LMPD firearms training center

Planning and Zoning Committee Regular

This Planning and Zoning Committee meeting has been cancelled, so no decisions or discussions will occur. The agenda listed several zoning changes and land development code amendments, but they will not be addressed at this time.

• Zoning change at 3506 Dutchmans Lane (Case 20ZONE0110)
• Temporary moratorium on certain rezoning in Tyler Town Center (O-235-21)
• Zoning change at 6600 and 6702 Cooper Chapel Road (Case 20ZONE0066)
• Land Development Code amendments on boarding/group housing, urban agriculture, accessory dwelling units, setbacks, and two-family residential (O-174-21, O-200-21, O-201-21, O-202-21, O-203-21)
• Zoning change at 9301-9309 Smyrna Parkway (Case 20ZONE0121)

Planning and Zoning Committee Regular

The Planning and Zoning Committee is holding a special meeting to consider several zoning ordinances, a temporary moratorium on certain development applications in the Tyler Town Center Planned Development District, and multiple amendments to the Land Development Code related to boarding/group housing, notice requirements, urban agriculture, accessory dwelling units, setbacks, and two-family residential use. The committee will also review a resolution requesting the Planning Commission review the Tyler Town Center district.

• Zoning change at 3506 Dutchmans Lane (Case 20ZONE0110)
• Temporary moratorium on rezoning and certain development applications in Tyler Town Center (O-235-21)
• Zoning change at 6600 and 6702 Cooper Chapel Road, ~18.56 acres (Case 20ZONE0066)
• Land Development Code amendments: boarding/group housing, notice, urban agriculture, accessory dwelling units, setbacks, two-family residential (O-174-21, O-199-21 through O-203-21)
• Zoning change at 9301-9309 Smyrna Parkway, ~8.8 acres (Case 20ZONE0121)

Labor and Economic Development Committee Regular

The Labor and Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss two pending items: a resolution to declare a Metro-owned unimproved tract on Lombard Street as surplus and convey it to the Waterfront Development Corporation for the Waterfront Botanical Gardens, and an ordinance amending Chapter 115 of the Louisville Metro Code regarding water safety personnel and swimming facility requirements. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no other substantive items listed.

• Resolution R-042-21: Declare unimproved tract on Lombard Street surplus and convey to Waterfront Development Corporation for Waterfront Botanical Gardens
• Ordinance O-236-21: Amend Chapter 115 of Louisville Metro Code regarding water safety personnel and swimming facility requirements

Public Works Committee Regular

The Public Works Committee will discuss contractor capacity and equity in speed hump procurement, then consider an ordinance to renew Louisville Metro's gas franchise with LG&E and sign a new franchise agreement. Action on the franchise is required by November 2021.

• Special discussion on speed humps: contractor capacity and equity in procurement
• O-216-21: ordinance to renew gas franchise with Louisville Gas & Electric and sign a franchise agreement
• Franchise renewal action required by November 2021

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Jefferson County Code Enforcement Board is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and addressing one new property maintenance case at a specific address. The agenda is largely procedural, with the only substantive item being the property maintenance case.

• Property maintenance case at address 1234567

Budget Committee Regular

The Budget Committee is holding a public hearing to receive comments on the proposed Fiscal Year 2021-2022 budget. The agenda includes the recommended executive budget and supporting documentation, as well as the budget hearing schedule. No votes or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Public hearing on FY 2021-2022 budget
• Recommended Executive Budget (ID 21-0419)
• Budget hearing schedule (ID 21-0420)
• Public comment period on budget

Land Development & Transportation Committee Regular

The Land Development & Transportation Committee will hold a virtual meeting to consider three zoning change requests. The agenda includes a rezoning for the Lodges at Prospect, a zoning change for Roosevelt Apartments, and a rezoning for a property on Pirouette Avenue. The committee will also approve minutes from its May 13 meeting.

• 21-ZONE-0003: Rezone 7312 River Road from R-4 to R-6 with detailed district development plan and binding elements (Lodges at Prospect)
• 21-ZONE-0042: Rezone 226 N. 17th Street from C-1 to OR-2 with variances (Roosevelt Apartments)
• 20-ZONE-0117: Rezone 9418 Pirouette Avenue from PRD to R-6 with revised detailed plan and waiver
• Approval of May 13, 2021 meeting minutes

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is holding budget hearings for the FY2021-2022 fiscal year. The committee will hear presentations from Louisville Metro Emergency Medical Services and the Louisville Metro Fire Department, and will also review the recommended executive budget and the budget hearing schedule. This is a working session to discuss departmental funding requests.

• Louisville Metro Emergency Medical Services budget hearing (ID 21-0443)
• Louisville Metro Fire Department budget hearing (ID 21-0444)
• Recommended Executive Budget FY2021-2022 (ID 21-0419)
• Budget Hearing Schedule (ID 21-0420)

Budget Committee Regular

The Budget Committee is holding a hearing on the FY 2021-2022 budget, focusing on the Louisville Forward department, which includes Economic Development, Develop Louisville, Codes & Regulations, and the Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund. The committee will review the recommended executive budget and supporting documentation. This is a hearing, so no final decisions are expected at this meeting.

• Louisville Forward budget hearing (ID 21-0442)
• Recommended Executive Budget (ID 21-0419)
• Budget Hearing Schedule (ID 21-0420)

Budget Committee Regular

The Louisville Metro Budget Committee is holding hearings on the FY 2021-2022 budget, focusing on the Louisville Free Public Library and Metro Parks and Recreation. The committee will also review the recommended executive budget and the budget hearing schedule. This is a discussion and review session, not a final vote.

• Louisville Free Public Library budget hearing (ID 21-0440)
• Metro Parks and Recreation budget hearing (ID 21-0441)
• Review of Recommended Executive Budget FY2021-2022 (ID 21-0419)
• Budget Hearing Schedule (ID 21-0420)

Budget Committee Regular

The Budget Committee is holding a hearing on the FY 2021-2022 budget, focusing on the Office of Performance Improvement and Civic Innovation and Technology. The committee will review the recommended executive budget and supporting documentation. This is a discussion and review session, not a final vote.

• Office of Performance Improvement and Civic Innovation and Technology budget review (ID 21-0439)
• Recommended Executive Budget for FY2021-2022 (ID 21-0419)
• Budget hearing schedule (ID 21-0420)

Code Enforcement Board Regular

The Code Enforcement Board will hold a regular meeting to hear appeals and violations. The agenda lists 10 cases, including 8 animal appeals, 1 solid waste violation, and 1 property maintenance violation. No other substantive business is listed.

• Animal appeal at 13015 Rita June Way #102
• Animal appeal at 4003 Prince Lane
• Animal appeal at 1601 Lou Coleman Jr Dr
• Solid waste violation at 1450 Catalpa Street
• Property maintenance violation at 1154 6th Street

Planning Commission Regular

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission will hold a virtual meeting to consider several development requests, including a revised plan for a multi-family housing project, a map amendment for multi-family use, and a factory-built home request. The agenda also includes a consent agenda item for a right-of-way closure and several development plan approvals. Public comments can be submitted in writing or by pre-registering to speak.

• Closure of public right-of-way on Cedar Creek Road (between 7509 and 7710 Cedar Creek Road) for Hogan Real Estate
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for a proposed office building at 1800 Elite Drive
• Detailed District Development Plan for a medical office on Terra Crossing Blvd
• Revised Detailed District Development Plan for multi-family development at Providence Point, 2020 Herr Lane (continued from April 15 meeting)
• TNZD Map Amendment for multi-family use at 1801 & 1803 S 3rd Street (continued from May 6 meeting)

Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission Regular

The Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission will hold a public hearing on two individual landmark designation requests for properties on Kenwood Hill Road, and will discuss the 2021 preservation planning update. The meeting is held online due to COVID-19 precautions.

• 21-LANDMARK-0001: Individual Landmark Designation for Sam Stone Bush House/The Kenwood, 230 Kenwood Hill Road
• 21-LANDMARK-0002: Individual Landmark Designation for Cornelia Bush Gordon House, 308 Kenwood Hill Road
• Approval of minutes from April 15, 2021 meeting
• Discussion of Landmarks Commission Preservation Planning 2021 Update