My next "Coffee With Your Councilman" will be a virtual meeting on Tuesday, May 11 from 6-7 p.m. Lee Burchfield, Director of the Louisville Free Public Library, will be our featured speaker. Lee will provide an update on the Middletown Library, talk about the new Children's Bookmobile, and answer any library-related questions you have.
After Lee is finished, I'll share the latest Metro Council news (including an update on the budget process) and answer any other questions you might have. If you're interested in joining us, please call my office at 574-1117 or send an email to kip.eatherly@louisvilleky.gov to receive the Webex meeting link. I hope to see you May 11.
As mentioned above, Metro Planning and Design Services prepares a weekly report to inform residents about new land use submittals. These include everything from landscape plans to sign permits to changes in zoning. There are four District 17 cases in the most recent report:
3133 Bushmill Park - This proposal involves a change in zoning from R-6 to UN to construct three attached residential units on .21 acres.
10641 Fischer Park Drive - This request is for a landscape application for a First Watch restaurant on 1.74 acres in the C-2 zoning district.
11106 Shady Hollow Drive - This is a minor plat request to create three lots from two.
10000 Brownsboro Road - This is a revised district development plan which would allow a patio and building addition on 1.5 acres in the C-1 zoning district.
Case managers are listed for each of these in the above attachment if you have questions or comments.
The Clean Collaborative Crew was in District 17 (and surrounding areas) the week of April 26 picking up a total of 95 bags of trash, 2 tires, and 46 other items in our area alone:
- Westport Road from Chenoweth Lane to North Hurstbourne Parkway – 30 bags, 2 tires, and 16 other items
- Goose Creek Road from Brownsboro Road to Westport Road – 4 bags and 1 other item
- La Grange Road from Reamers Road to North English Station Road – 7 bags and 4 other items
- Westport Road from North Hurstbourne Parkway to La Grange Road – 22 bags and 14 other items
- Chamberlain Lane from Brownsboro Road to Westport Road – 25 bags and 11 other items
- Chamberlain Lane from Westport Road to Old La Grange Road – 7 bags
This initiative has made a real difference in our fight against litter. It is currently included in the FY22 recommended budget, and I will do all I can to make sure it stays there.
Brownsboro Glen will hold a garage sale on Saturday, May 15 from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. This neighborhood is located just south of Brownsboro Road about half a mile east of I-265. There is also an entrance off of Chamberlain Lane.
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