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markus winkler - louisville metro council - district 17

February 7, 2020


February 6 Metro Council Meeting

The Metro Council held its first meeting of February last night. A summary of the meeting is below:

Golf - a resolution was passed approving contracts regarding the operation of six of the ten metro-owned golf courses: Iroquois, Long Run, Seneca, Shawnee, Sun Valley, and Charlie Vettiner. Bobby Nichols, Cherokee, and Crescent Hill do not have an approved contract in place, though they are still scheduled to open this spring. Quail Chase is already operating under an existing contract.

Clean Energy - a resolution was passed calling for (1) 100% clean renewable electricity for metro government operations by 2030, (2) 100% clean energy for metro government operations by 2035, and (3) 100% clean energy community-wide by 2040. I support having metro government's goals come first as we should not ask the community to invest in something we will not. While non-binding, I believe this resolution is an important step as we seek to lessen our impact on the environment. I was proud to vote yes and look forward to the tangible steps we take in the years to come. 

To view last night's agenda, read the supporting documents for any piece of legislation, or watch the meeting, click here.
   


Coffee With Your Councilman

coffee


The next "Coffee With Your Councilman" will be Wednesday, February 26 from 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. in the training room (accessed through the rear parking lot) of the fire station located at 9514 Featherbell Boulevard in Norton Commons. I will share the latest Metro Council news and address any concerns or suggestions you have regarding the district or the city. Anchorage Middletown Fire & EMS Chief Andy Longstreet plans to attend as well. There is no formal agenda, so you are welcome to stop by anytime between 8:30 and 9:30.

WHEN: Wednesday, February 26 from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.

WHERE: Anchorage Middletown Fire & EMS Station 8, 9514 Featherbell Boulevard

Days and times of future coffee meetings will vary to make sure everyone has an opportunity to attend.


Contact the District 17 Office


Markus Winkler
17th District Councilman

502.574.1117
markus.winkler@louisvilleky.gov

 

Kip Eatherly
Legislative Aide

502.574.3462
kip.eatherly@louisvilleky.gov


Important Numbers

Animal Services   473-7387
Codes & Regulations   574-2508
EACM   426-2824
Health & Wellness   574-6520
Jefferson Co. Clerk   574-5700
KY Science Center   561-6100
LG&E   589-1444
LMPD (8th Division)   574-2258
Louisville Water Co.   583-6610
Louisville Zoo   459-2181
Mayor's Office   574-2003
MSD   540-6000
NE Regional Library   394-0379
Parks   574-7275
Planning   574-6230
Public Works   574-5810
TARC   585-1234

Coronavirus

Virus


There is much information in the news and on social media about the new coronavirus. Make sure you arm yourself with accurate information using reliable sources. The Louisville Metro Department of Health and Wellness is monitoring the coronavirus and providing updated information regularly.


Planning Weekly Activity Report

New this week in the Planning Weekly Activity Report is a request for a signature entrance for apartments located at 3750 Chamberlain Lane. Visit the District 17 web page and click on "Planning Weekly Activity Report" for more information including case number and case manager. 


Neighborhood Association Best Practices

Neighborhoods


The Center for Neighborhoods is hosting a program on February 22 to share best practices for homeowner and neighborhood associations. The discussion will include how to run an efficient meeting, how to get residents to attend those meetings, and a code of ethics for those in positions of leadership. Registration is free, but reservations are requested.
 


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