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Fall Registration
Tuesday, June 26 6-8 p.m.
Friday, June 29 6-8 p.m.
At Jeffersontown Police Station
More information www.jysarec.com or email jysarec@gmail.com
Louisville
Water is installing a new section of 12-inch water main along Gateworth Way and
Ellingsworth Lane. The new main will improve fire protection and overall
service reliability in the area. The project will require the closure of
Ellingsworth Lane from Blankebaker to Belmont Park Way for up to five days. The
project will NOT restrict traffic on Blankenbaker Parkway.
Work on
Gateworth Way may start as early as the week of May 28. We expect to close
Ellingsworth the week of June 11. Postcards were mailed to impacted customers
last week. We appreciate your understanding while we work to complete this
important project.
Silver Oaks, a 250 home community, will be holding its semi-annual
yard sale Saturday June 9th 8am-1pm. Clothes, tools, furniture and toys...lots
for everyone! Use 4814 Napa Ridge Way at the center of our Neighborhood,
and look for signs on Billtown Rd at our entrance.
18MINORPLAT1091 4650 Routt Rd 4650 ROUTT RD 40299 CD: 20 05/29/2018 06/13/2018 CHASTITY WHITE
A minor subdivision plat to divide 1 tract into 2 and to reconfigure tract 3 on 23.42 acres in the R4 zoning district.
18WAIVER1018 3625 Old Clark Station Rd 3625 OLD CLARK STATION RD 40023 CD: 20 06/01/2018 06/20/2018 Jay Luckett
A sidewalk Waiver for the required sidewalk along Old Clark Station Rd for a proposed single family home on 1.9 acres in the R4 zoning district.
17MINORPLAT1161 Tucker Station Apartments 1411 TUCKER STATION RD 40299 CD: 20 12/05/2017 12/20/2017 Anthony Schneider
A minor subdivision plat to create 2 tracts from 1 and to dedicate a right of way on 45.7 acres in the R-6 zoning district.
18MINORPLAT1063 11707 Hillside View Dr 11707 HILLSIDE VIEW DR 40291 CD: 20 04/11/2018 05/02/2018 Zach Schwager
A minor subdivision plat to adjust property lines on 9.876 acres in the R4 zoning district.
18DEVPLAN1092 8636 Turkey Run Pwy 8636 TURKEY RUN PKY 40291 CD: 20 5/18/2018 4:45:11PM 06/06/2018 Ross Allen
A category 2B plan for proposed parking expansion on 123.39 acres in the RR zoning district.
18MINORPLAT1087 WILLIAM DRURY MINOR SUB PLAT 14301 BRUSH RUN RD 40299 CD: 20 5/21/2018 11:40:53AM 06/06/2018 CHASTITY WHITE
a minor subdivision plat to create 2 tracts from 1 and dedicate right-of-way on 81.36 acres in the R-4 zoning district.
17SUBDIV1022 Covington By the Park 4501 TAYLORSVILLE LAKE RD 40023 CD: 20 5/22/2018 1:12:55PM 06/06/2018 BRIAN DAVIS
A conservation subdivision application to create 824 lots from 274 acres in the R4 zoning district.
18WAIVER1017 2402 S English Station Rd 2402 S ENGLISH STATION RD 40299 CD: 20 5/21/2018 11:29:04AM 06/06/2018 Jay Luckett
A waiver from section 6.1.3 to allow a driveway entrance to a single family dwelling off of an arterial roadway in the R4 zoning district.
Here are some events scheduled for the Middletown library for
June, July, and August:
Summer
Reading For Children and Teens: June 1st-August 11th
All
Programs: Registration Is Required (502) 245-7332
CHILDREN:
The
Science of Opera Presented by Kentucky Opera: Tues, June 19th @ 2 p.m.
Stone
Carvers: Tues, July 10th @ 2 p.m.
STEAM
Periscope Maker Program: Tues July 24th @ 2 p.m.
Summer
Reading Finale: Sat August 11th @ 2-4 p.m.
TEEN:
Painting
Dance Party: Thurs, June 21st @ 2 p.m.
Blogging
For Teens: Thurs, July19th @ 2 p.m.
Podcasting
101: Wed July 11th, 18th, and 25th @ 1-3 p.m.
Movies@
Middletown: La La Land Tues June 19th @ 6:30 p.m. and Black Panther Tues
July 10th @ 6 p.m.
DIY
Stamps: Thurs August 9th @ 2 p.m.
Adult:
Author Book
Discussion: Rose Island by Terry Chambers Mon, June 11th @ 7 p.m.
Movies@
Middletown: La La Land Tues June 19th @ 6:30 p.m. and Black
Panther Tues July 10th @ 6 p.m.
Horticulture
Club: Composting Tues June 26th, Planting Terrariums and Dish Gardens Tues July
24th, Fall Gardening Tues August 28th all @ 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Ipads For
Beginners: Mon August 13th @ 3 p.m.
Intro To
Blogging: Wed August 22nd @ 2-3:30 p.m.
Adult
Storytime: Every 3rd Monday of the month at 10 a.m.
Needleworks:
Every 1st Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m.
Night Owls
Book Discussion Group: Every 4th Thurs of the month at 6:30 p.m. (call branch
for monthly title, some copies are available for check out)
FEATURING RISING COUNTRY MUSIC ARTISTS JOHN KING (TONIGHT,
TONIGHT) AND NICK DITTMEIER & THE SAWDUSTERS
SATURDAY,
JUNE 23RD
Proceeds
go to funding educational, conservation and programs designed to
preserve and protect the nearly 200-year old homestead located at 3200
Tucker Station Road; only seventeen miles east of downtown Louisville.
Whether it is date night or a family friendly outing, this is the perfect
event for country music fans.
A VARIETY
OF FOOD TRUCKS WILL BE AVAILABLE, OFFERING MOUTHWATERING OPTIONS LIKE SMOKED
BBQ AND GOURMET HOTDOGS.
GATES OPEN
AT 6:00PM | ENTERTAINMENT STARTS
AT 6:30PM
AND GOES UNTIL 9:00PM
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Computer Courses
Internet
Basics
Tuesday,
June 19, 2018 - 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM
This class
explores the very basics of the internet. Learn about web browsers, how to
enter an internet address, and how to use a search engine. Please call
502-231-4605 to register.
Tuesday,
June 12, 2018 - 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
Fun, silly
and thoroughly entertaining! Please call 231-4605 to register. All ages
Movement
& Mindfulness
Saturday,
June 16, 2018 - 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Explore
mindfulness through moving stories. This program includes breathing exercises,
stretching, dramatic play and music. We will share a story, discuss the
characters’ emotions and learn new ways to show compassion. Today’s featured
story will be Otis. Ages 5-8
Raptor
Rehabilitation
Tuesday,
June 19, 2018 - 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
Become
familiar with some birds of prey from our area. Please call 231-4605 to
register. Ages 5-12
Sock
Puppet Workshop
Tuesday,
June 26, 2018 - 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
Kids and
adults get crazy creative designing their own puppet characters out of recycled
materials and fabric scraps. To register, call 231-4605. Ages 3-12
Children’s
Storytimes
Every
Wednesday- Toddler 10:15AM, Pre-School 11:00AM
Family Movie
“Hugo” (2011) A young orphan lives in a train station in
1930s Paris and tries to repair a mechanical man built by his father.
Eventually, he befriends a filmmaker and his goddaughter, who help him
understand the mystery of his dad's invention. Rated PG. 125 minutes.
Recommended for ages 8 & up.
Tuesday, June 12, 6:30 p.m.
Let’s Nia Together! With Maria Whitley
Discover the Art of Movement! An expressive movement class that
incorporates dance, martial arts and yoga. Ages 6-12.
Wednesday, June 13, 2 p.m.
Coloring for Adults
Coloring can be therapeutic, so join us to release stress and
color! It’s not just for kids anymore! All supplies provided.
Ages 16+
Saturday, June 16, 10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m.
Tarantulas: Up Close & Personal
Tarantula expert Kristen Gregory will share information and answer
questions about these fascinating and often misunderstood creatures. Meet and
interact with some live specimens! Recommended for ages 12 & up.
Monday, June 18, 7-8 p.m.
Jim Falkenstine
Librarian, Jeffersontown Library
10635 Watterson Trail
Jeffersontown, KY 40299
502-267-5713
jim.falkenstine@lfpl.org
The Library – at the crossroads of knowledge and know-how. Visit www.LFPL.org to learn more.
June 2018 Crime Prevention Newsletter
School is almost out, warm weather is here to stay, and as usual for this time of year we are seeing a marked increase in traffic complaints in our neighborhoods. As motorists we have to anticipate an increase in outdoor activities and people out and about enjoying the nice weather. Speeding and running stop signs are reckless and risky behavior. Our officers will be addressing these complaints with a higher presence. Citations and court costs are very expensive, but hurting someone due to negligent driving behavior will change lives forever. Slow down, make complete stops, and observe for pedestrians.
The Jeffersontown Police Department would like to remind everyone, once again, to remove all valuables from your vehicle and lock your vehicle doors. We are being inundated with reports of vehicles being broken into and rummaged through in multiple neighborhoods. This is an issue that can be prevented by removing anything of value from inside the vehicle, and securing the doors. Thieves typically do not forcefully enter a vehicle unless they can see something inside that they want. By removing valuable items and locking the doors, the thief will move on to an easier target.
Scammers and Scoundrels
In this month’s issue I want to address the scam of online loans. This is a common scam because we all run into hard times and need quick cash to get us through the rough patch. There are plenty of fake loan company websites that are ready to take your money away, creating an even bigger problem for your finances. Most of them require fees in advance, and once the “fees” are paid, the “lender” disappears leaving you in greater debt. ALWAYS, before applying for a loan in person or online, do careful research of the company. Make sure it is legitimate and reputable. Look it up in the BBB Business Profile. Lenders will not require you to pay a fee for filing, administration, legal fees, or insurance prior to approval for the loan. Any costs associated with the loan are included in the loan amount, and not paid upfront. If you are being asked to pay fees in advance, consider that this is a scam company.
Crime Trends this month
Vehicle Break-insGaudet Rd, Alliant Ave, Lambach Ln, Pine Lake Dr, Bunsen Way, Taylorsville Rd, Christina Ct, Yorkwood Pl, Keystone Way, Blankenbaker Access
Traffic ComplaintsGutenberg, Villa Fair, Gaudet, Vantage Rd,
Chenoweth Hill Neighborhood
Theft ofPine Lake Dr
Construction
Equipment
Theft fromHolloway Rd
Business
Emergency call 911
To report a crime, call (502) 267-0503
Any questions concerning Block Watch programs or a security assessment, contact Community Resource Officer Felicia Burba at the Jeffersontown Police (502) 267-0503
www.jeffersontownky.com
 Toll rates are updated every year
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (June 5, 2018) – New toll rates for the three tolled bridges connecting Louisville and Southern Indiana begin July 1, 2018. The 2.5 percent increase is the first rate increase for RiverLink, the tolling system for the Ohio River Bridges Project.
Tolling, a bi-state effort between Indiana and Kentucky, started Dec. 30, 2016. Toll rates increase annually by 2.5 percent, unless the rate of inflation (as measured by the Consumer Price Index) is higher. Tolls increase every July 1, beginning in 2018. There was not an increase in 2017 because tolling had been in place for less than a year.
The new toll rate for a passenger vehicle with a prepaid account and transponder is $2.05 per crossing. The current toll rate is $2 per crossing.
Drivers with prepaid accounts and transponders pay the lowest toll rates. With the new rates, the savings will be more than $2 per crossing. Account holders must maintain a positive account balance to pay the lowest rates and avoid invoices. The easiest way to always have an account in good standing is by choosing auto-replenishment and linking the account to a valid payment method.
RiverLink is all-electronic tolling, with no stopping, no slowing, no lines and no coin machines. New toll rates range from $2.05-$12.30, depending on the size of the vehicle. Tolling is in place on the I-65 Abraham Lincoln Bridge, I-65 Kennedy Bridge and SR 265/KY 841 Lewis and Clark Bridge connecting Prospect, Ky. and Utica, Ind.
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