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Life of Faith Church 14200 Spegal Lane Louisville, Kentucky 40299
March 10, 2023 Neighborhood Meeting Adjacent Property Owners and nearby Residents, This letter is intended to inform you of a meeting scheduled to present our preliminary Conditional Use Permit (CUP) plan and discuss the proposed project for property located at 14200 Spegal Lane. The property is currently zoned R-4 and is home to the Life of Faith Church.
The proposed project is to add Multi-Purpose Building to the overall campus. According to the Land Development Code (LDC), Churches are considered an Institution and all Institutions must obtain a CUP for any new construction project. One of the first steps in the CUP process is to hold a Neighborhood Meeting to explain the process and the proposed project. Included with this letter are the CUP Site Plan, LOJIC Map of the surrounding area and a flyer that discusses what to expect “After the Neighborhood Meeting”.
A meeting is scheduled for March 27, 2023 at 6:30 p.m. at the existing Life of Faith Church complex at 14200 Spegal Lane, Jeffersontown, KY 40299 to discuss the Plan with interested neighbors. If you should have any questions regarding the meeting or the project in general, please do not hesitate to call Mr. Marv Blomquist, Civil Engineer for the Project, at 502-429-0105. We look forward to meeting with you on August 30th and addressing your questions and concerns. Sincerely, Mr. Marv A. Blomquist, P.E. President Blomquist Design Group, LLC
 N. English Station is anticipated to be milled and paved on Friday night 3/24 and Saturday 3/25. We will not close the road this coming weekend as originally planned.
Closure necessary as contractor advances on repairs to bridge
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (March 16, 2023) – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises motorists of the weekend closure of the bridge carrying Buechel Bypass (U.S. 31E/U.S. 150) over a set of railroad tracks in Jefferson County.
The bridge will be closed from 9 p.m. on Friday, March 17, to 5 a.m. on Monday, March 20, between mile point 10.4 and mile point 10.5. That’s between the cross streets of Plaza Avenue and Hikes Lane. During the bridge closure, signs in the area will direct drivers to utilize Hikes Lane, Shepherdsville Road, Buechel Bank Road, and Progress Boulevard as the posted detour.
Various closures have been in place for the bridge since a February 2021 inspection found deterioration on one of the bridge’s pier caps. The repairs were initially delayed as KYTC, and the contractor sought approval from the railroad to work on the bridge section over the tracks. Last year, crews began working under the bridge, in an area not visible to motorists crossing the span. Those repairs have now advanced to a point where the weekend closure of the entire bridge is necessary. The repairs are expected to be completed in spring 2023.
The date and duration of this work may be adjusted if inclement weather or other unforeseen delays occur. Visit goky.ky.gov for the latest in traffic and travel information in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. You can also get traffic information for the District 5 counties at facebook.com/KYTCDistrict5 and twitter.com/KYTCDistrict5.
Louisville Metro Government’s Mayor’s Office of Sustainability has partnered with the Kentucky Solar Energy Society (KYSES) and the Louisville Sustainability Council (LSC) to launch the 2023 Solar Over Louisville solarize program! Solar Over Louisville makes going solar easy by connecting participants with vetted and trustworthy solar installers, providing a step-by-step walk-through of the solar installation process, and helping participants access discounted rates on solar. Going solar will help you reduce your energy bills, potentially increase your property’s value, support local solar jobs, and help Louisville meet its goal of using 100% clean energy community-wide by 2040!
On March 2nd, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg made the announcement that Solar Energy Solutions and Icon Solar Power have been selected from a competitive pool of applicants as the designated vetted solar installation partners for the 2023 Solar Over Louisville campaign! Both companies are regionally based and bring several years of experience and professionalism. By connecting Solar Over Louisville participants with the vetted installers, we are eliminating the hassle for residents to vet an installer themselves and also helping them access a great wholesale discount of 15-23%.
In 2022, Solar Over Louisville installed solar on over 90 homes. Join this growing community today! The program is open to residents, small businesses, nonprofits, places of worship, and other small non-residential properties in Louisville/Jefferson County and surrounding counties. To learn more about the program and sign up, please visit: www.100PercentLou.com/2040.
We also invite you to register for one of our upcoming Solar Over Louisville Workshops by clicking the links below. At these workshops, you can hear directly from the installers, learn more about the process, and ask questions!
Workshop 1 (Virtual - Zoom)
Thursday, March 16, 2023
7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Register in advance. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZclfuyuqz8rHNY3_6ce3zod51oUumRzkLst
Workshop 2 (In-Person – LFPL Main Library at 301 York Street)
Saturday, April 1, 2023
12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Register in advance. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMpf-urqTksG92_FymrZLCMVYnC5_qM775B
The Louisville Landbank launches new Last Look properties!
Minimum proof of rehab/demo funds are required and more information can be found via our website here. Please share these updates with your colleagues and networks and as always contact us if you have any questions or concerns.
Click here to view rehabilitation reports for this month's Last Look properties.
Ready to find a property and apply? Visit our Interactive Property Viewer.
12515 Taylorsville Road
Case No. 23-ZONEPA-0035
Dear Neighbor:
WMG Development has filed an application to rezone the property at 12515 Taylorsville
Road from PD to C-1. The proposed development, Marketplace at Tucker Station Road, will
include a grocery store and three smaller retail buildings. In addition, the plan will include
extensive landscaping along Taylorsville Road, Tucker Station Road and the potential future right
of way for Urton Lane.
Under the current Planning Commission By-laws, we are inviting nearby property owners,
residents and neighborhood group representatives to a neighborhood meeting to discuss the
proposal as indicated below.
MEETING:
Date: Thursday, March 30, 2023
Time: 6:30 p.m.
If you questions about the meeting, please contact Shannon Johnson at
Shannon.Johnson@dinsmore.com or 502-540-2341 or contact Vicki Miller at
Vicki.Miller@disnmore.com or 502-540-2320.
In preparation of the meeting, please be advised of the following:
1. Summary of Project:
The proposed development, Marketplace at Tucker Station Road, will include a
grocery store and three smaller retail buildings. The proposed development will
incorporate design elements from the Tyler Town Center PD, as well, as shown on
the proposed development plan attached.
Location: Sojurn Church
11412 Taylorsville Road
Louisville, Kentucky 40299
March 16, 2023
Property: 12515 Taylorsville Road
2. Proposed Development Plan
Attached please find a copy of the proposed development plan for your review.
3. Location of Proposed Project
Attached please find a map showing the location of the property for the proposed
project.
4. Contact Information
Planning and Design Services Attorney for Applicant
Jay Luckett Clifford H. Ashburner
Planning and Design Services Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP
Metro Development Center 101 S Fifth Street, Suite 2500
444 S 5th Street, 3rd Floor Louisville, KY 40202
Louisville, KY 40202 Phone: 502-540-2300
Phone: (502) 574-6230 Email: Clifford.Ashburner@dinsmore.com
Email: Jay.Luckett@louisvilleky.gov
Plan prepared by:
Ann Richard
Land Design & Development, Inc.
503 Washburn Avenue, Suite 101
Louisville, KY 40222
Phone: 502-426-9374
Email: Richard@LDD-Inc.com
If you are unable to attend this meeting and would like to submit comments on the
record for the Planning Commission, please forward those comments in writing to
the above referenced Contact at Planning and Design Services.
5. Case Information
To obtain documents related to this proposal, please visit:
http://louisvilleky.gov/government/planning-design and click on Search Case
Information, select the planning tab, and enter 23-ZONEPA-0035.
6. After the Neighborhood Meeting
Attached please find a copy of the After the Neighborhood Meeting flier produced
by Louisville Metro Planning and Design for your review.
If you have any questions you‘d like us prepared to answer, please contact me at the above
email address.
Sincerely,
Clifford H. Ashburner
For additional information click the following link, https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/KYLOUISVILLE/2023/03/16/file_attachments/2439643/WMG%20Neighborhood%20Meeting%20Notice%20Draft.pdf
Fern Creek Leaders and Miracle League Celebrate Construction of New Accessible Restrooms and Pavilion
Louisville, KY: Metro Council member Robin Engel (District 22) along with Council colleagues, a representative from the Mayor’s Office, the Miracle League of Louisville and WEHR Constructors will participate in a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the latest improvements to Fern Creek Park.
“Twenty years ago we began investing in this park through improvements to many of the ball fields. About five years ago, we were approached by representatives from the Building Industry of Louisville and the newly formed Miracle League about a partnership to bring more inclusive facilities and athletic opportunities to the park. These efforts have led to the construction of a turf ballfield, fully accessible playground and now, new accessible restrooms and a pavilion.”– Metro Councilman Robin Engel, District 22
“The Miracle League of Louisville is very excited for the opening of the new pavilions and renovated restrooms for our Miracle League ball players, their families and friends. We are extremely grateful for our dedicated partners, including Louisville Metro government, Councilman Robin Engel, Fern Creek Babe Ruth , Wehr Constructors, and so many others who are dedicated to this endeavor. Let’s play ball!” - Shawn Freibert, Miracle League of Louisville
The ribbon cutting ceremony will occur, rain or shine, tomorrow, March 17, 2023 at noon at Fern Creek Park (8703 Ferndale Road). Attendees will have the opportunity to see the new facilities as well as see the impact the approximately $1 million in investments in the park has had in making Fern Creek Park one of the most welcoming parks in Louisville Metro. Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet the Miracle League Mascot Homer as well as many of the other partners who have helped to make this project a success.
“One of our corporate core values is ‘WEHR Fun’, and what is more fun than watching children engage, learn, and grow through play? WEHR Constructors is humbled to have played a small part in supporting Miracle League of Louisville’s mission of removing barriers to children with mental and physical disabilities. We hope the continued improvements we are recognizing today continue to remove those barriers and make play - FUN!” - Shawn Woosley, CFO WEHR Constructors
What: Ribbon Cutting to Open New Pavilion and Restrooms for Fern Creek Park
Who: Metro Councilmembers and Miracle League of Louisville
Where: Fern Creek Park (8703 Ferndale Road).
When: Noon, March 17, 2023 (Rain or Shine)
For more information or questions related to the event, please contact Stephen Haag, Jr. at (502) 574-1204 or steve.haag@louisvilleky.gov. Persons interested in contributing, volunteering, or participating in the Miracle League are encouraged to visit www.miracleleauguelouisville.org
23-ZONE-0004 Taylorsville Rd Apt 11311 TAYLORSVILLE RD 40299 11 01/09/2023 03/22/2023 Jay Luckett
a change in zoning from R-4 to R-7 to allow a 76-unit multi-family residential community on 3.9 acres.
https://aca-prod.accela.com/LJCMG/Cap/CapDetail.aspx?Module=Planning&TabName=Planning&capID1=23CAP&capID2=00000&capID3=005QY&agencyCode=LJCMG
22-MPLAT-0090 Woodland Springs Rd 6800 R WOODLAND SPRINGS RD 40299 20 06/23/2022 03/22/2023 Skyler Petty
A minor plat to create 2 lots from 1 on 72.81 acres in R-4 zoning and the N form.https://aca-prod.accela.com/LJCMG/Cap/CapDetail.aspx?Module=Planning&TabName=Planning&capID1=22REC&capID2=00000&capID3=99274&agencyCode=LJCMG
APRIL 15TH 2023 8 am - 1 pm
AMERICAN LEGION FAMILY
3408 COLLEGE DR JEFFERSONTOWN, KY 40299
PROCEEDS TO FUND OUR VETERAN & COMMUNITY PROJECTS
  Cat of the Week:
One Eyed Ollie is ready for a furever home! Before coming to the shelter poor Ollie’s eye was injured, so it had to be removed. Ollie was placed with a foster family until he healed and ready to be adopted.
He’s a shy kitten and according to our vet staff, ‘spicy’, so there won’t be any dull moments this 5-month-old. One Eyed Ollie’s adoption fee is waived for an approved adopter, thanks to the Pay It Forward Program. Ollie’s already neutered, microchipped, and up-to-date on vaccinations. Ollie is friendly with other cats and dog testing is available by request. For more info about Ollie, call 502-473-PETS. Meet One Eyed Ollie at Animal House Adoption Center, located at 3516 Newburg, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily. To view all adoptable cats at LMAS, click here. (https://louisvilleky.gov/government/animal-services/services/adopt-pet)
Dog of the Week:
A teenage goofball with lots of personality, that’s what was on CK Dexter Haven’s field trip report. He had a blast spending a day outside of the shelter which included visiting a park and a pet store. He was a very good boy during his outing and proved he’s a tug-o-war champ. CK’s adoption fee is waived for an approved adopter and included is one-year free membership to Club K9 Dog Bar. Ck is an approximately one-year-old American Staffordshire mix who weighs 54 lbs. He’s already neutered, microchipped, and up-to-date on vaccinations. CK gets along great with other dogs, but he needs a cat-free home. For more info about CK, email animalservicesadoption@louisvilleky.gov. Meet CK Dexter Haven from at Animal House Adoption Center (3516 Newburg Road). . To view all adoptable dogs at LMAS, click here. (https://louisvilleky.gov/government/animal-services/services/adopt-pet)
 The Land Development Code Reform is an equity focused approach to revise the Land Development Code consistently with Plan 2040 to allow for increased housing choices and opportunities in new and existing neighborhoods, to create procedures and regulations that are easier to use and increase the quality of life by reducing the concentration of environmental hazards near housing.
City Planners from Louisville Metro's Office of Planning and Design Services will be available to answer questions from zoning and discuss the ongoing Land Development Code Reform project. We want to hear about your neighborhood and discuss what the reform means for you!
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Below is the list of Louisville Metro Public Works road safety improvement and paving projects for the remainder of the week and through the week March 20.
Note: the schedule is subject to change due to inclement weather and/or operational factors.
- Hopewell Rd. from Taylorsville Rd. to dead end
UPDATE: Due to cold temperatures, North English Station from Old Henry to Aiken Rd. will NOT be shut down this weekend as originally planned. Instead, the shutdown will take place Friday night March 24 and into Saturday, March 25 for milling and paving of the roadway. Variable Message Boards will be in place notifying users of the closures.
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Due to an increase in vehicle thefts, thefts from vehicles and Burglaries, we ask that you review the following as a reminder.
1. Never leave anything of value in your vehicle; this includes laptops, purses, GPS devices and even loose change.
2. Do not leave you vehicle running while unattended.
3. Always lock your vehicle doors.
4. Remove garage door openers from vehicles when usually parked outside.
5. Do not leave your keys in your vehicle, this includes key-fobs.
6. Do not leave the windows of your vehicle open, or partially open.
7. Try to park your vehicle in a well-lit area.
8. Never leave a firearm unprotected in your vehicle.
9. Remember to keep your garage closed.
Burglaries
1. Remember to keep your garage closed at all times.
2. Ensure the shrubbery around your home is well kept to reduce places to hide.
3. Ensure doors are locked, including side doors to garages.
4. Make you home look occupied.
5. Use deadbolts on exterior doors.
6. Use a sliding glass door floor lock for better retention
7. Don’t tempt a thief with Lawn Mowers, Bikes, Grills and other easy to remove pieces.
Report any suspicious person, or vehicle to (502) 574-7111.
 Pop-Up Drop-Offs are free recycling and large item disposal events for residents of Jefferson County.
2023 Pop-Up Drop-Off Schedule
All events are 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on a Saturday
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March 18
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Louisville Metro Fleet Services, 3515 Newburg Rd
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April 1
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Sun Valley Park, 10401 Lower River Rd/Ashby Lane Baptist, 6617 Ashby Ln
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May 20
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Fern Creek High/Elementary, 8815 Ferndale Rd
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June 24
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Doss High, 7601 St Andrews Church Rd (tentative)
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July 22
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Louisville Metro Fleet Services, 3515 Newburg Rd
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August 26
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UofL Shelby Campus, 440 N Whittington Pkwy
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September 16
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Sun Valley Park, 10401 Lower River Rd/Ashby Lane Baptist, 6617 Ashby Ln
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October 21
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Shawnee Park
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November 18
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UofL Shelby Campus, 440 N Whittington Pkwy
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Accepted Items:
- Up to 3 electronic items (recycled)
- Metal & appliances, no refrigerators or any items containing coolant (recycled)
- Up to 4 passenger tires (recycled)
- Household recyclables, follow curbside rules (recycled)
- Yard waste, follow curbside rules, wooden pallets (composted)
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Large household items (landfilled)
- Documents for shredding (recycled)
- Prescription medication (disposed properly)
Items must already be separated into categories for easy off-loading so as much can be recycled as possible.
Not Accepted:
- Garbage, loose debris (use curbside garbage collection or take to landfill)
- Concrete, bricks, rocks
- Construction debris (take to Waste Reduction Center, fees apply)
- Refrigerators or items containing coolant (take to Waste Reduction Center, or metal recycling facility)
- Latex paint (disposal information)
- Batteries, light bulbs, oil-based paint, varnishes, stains, and other household hazardous waste (take to Haz Bin)
- Tree trunks
- Boats, hot tubs
- Items from businesses
- Trailers greater than 10 feet in length (larger loads can be taken to the Waste Reduction Center)
For more information please click the following link, https://louisvilleky.gov/government/public-works/pop-drop-waste-disposal-events
6:30 am - 1 pm
o Adams Street from Witherspoon Street to Story Avenue
o Witherspoon Street from River Road to North Floyd Street
o Preston Street from Witherspoon Street to Market Street
o East Washington Street from Preston Street to Brook Street
o Floyd Street from Washington Street to Produce Plaza (Congress Alley)
o Main Street from Hancock Street to 9th Street
o Market Street from Hancock Street to Preston Street
o Market Street from 4th Street to 9th Street
o 8th Street from Main Street to Broadway
o 7th Street from Main Street to Broadway
o 6th Street from Main Street to Broadway
o 5th Street from Main Street to Broadway
o Liberty Street from 4th Street to 9th Street
o Chestnut Street from 4th Street to 9th Street
o Magazine Street from 5th Street to 9th Street
o Pike Street from 7th Street to 8th Street
o Produce Plaza (Congress Alley) from Floyd Street to Brook Street
o Preston Street from Washington Street to Produce Plaza (Congress Alley)
o Billy Goat Strut Alley from Hancock Street to Brook Street
No Parking Areas
4 am - 1 pm
o Adams Street from East Witherspoon Street to Story Avenue
o East Witherspoon Street from River Road to North Floyd Street
o Preston Street from East Witherspoon Street to East Market Street
o East Washington Street from Preston Street to Brook Street
o Floyd Street from East Washington Street to East Main Street
o Main Street from Hancock Street to 9th Street
o Market Street from Hancock Street to Preston Street
o Market Street from 4th Street to 9th Street
o 8th Street from Main Street to Magazine Street
o 7th Street from Main Street to Magazine Street
o 6th Street from Main Street to Magazine Street
o 5th Street from Main Street to Magazine Street
o Liberty Street from 4th Street to 9th Street
o Chestnut Street from 4th Street to 9th Street
o Magazine Street from 5th Street to 9th Street
o Pike Street from 7th Street to 8th Street
o Floyd Street from East Washington Street to Produce Plaza (Congress Alley)
o Produce Plaza (Congress Alley) from Floyd Street to Brook Street
o Preston Street from East Washington Street to Produce Plaza (Congress Alley)
o Billy Goat Strut Alley from Hancock Street to Brook Street
o 9th Street (east side) from Magazine Street to Liberty Street
- A consumer reported to BBB that they received an email claiming they had won a free pickle ball set from Dick’s Sporting Goods, and that they only had to pay shipping and handling. After the consumer provided their payment information, they noticed several unauthorized charges on their account. BBB warns consumers to be wary of any messages regarding sweepstakes or contests that they don’t remember entering.
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BBB has received several reports from consumers involving employment scams. One red flag the scams share is that a scammer pretending to be a recruiter asks the victim to download an app to conduct an interview. BBB warns job-hunting consumers to research companies first before agreeing to an interview and be wary of any unusual interview tactics.
- A consumer reported a check scam involving Facebook Marketplace to BBB. The victim received a cashier’s check from a buyer. The buyer later claimed they needed the money returned due to a medical emergency. The victim returned the money, and later learned the check was fraudulent.
- BBB has received several reports from consumers of fake recruiters using a real company’s name in an employment scam. BBB warns consumers to be suspicious of any unsolicited interview offers, research companies first, and verify with the company directly that any recruiter represents them.
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A consumer ordered a flower delivery for a sick relative, only for the flowers to never arrive. The company claimed they would issue a credit, but never did so, and the consumer has since been unable to get a refund or get in touch with the company. BBB warns consumers to always check a company’s profile on BBB.org before completing a transaction.
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BBB has seen multiple reports of scam calls claiming to represent LG&E. As a reminder, LG&E will never call and demand payment over the phone. If consumers have questions or concerns regarding their accounts, they should contact LG&E directly. Never give payment information over the phone!
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A consumer reported a social media account recovery scam to BBB. After the consumer’s business Instagram account was suspended, the consumer contacted a company they believed could help recover the account, only to lose money to the fraudulent company. BBB warns consumers to avoid such “companies,” who will not actually assist in recovering accounts and instead will rip off victims!
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Beware of BBB imposters! BBB has received reports of scammers claiming to represent BBB in order to steal personal and financial information from victims. The real BBB will never ask you for passwords or personal information over the phone. If you are unsure if you’ve been contacted by an actual BBB representative, contact your BBB office directly. Do not give out personal or financial information over the phone!
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March Madness® has returned, and with it, maddening phishing scams. Ignore emails or texts with links to join bracket pools from sites or groups you didn’t request to join – these could be attempts to steal your personal or financial information.
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BBB continues to receive reports of scammers claiming to represent Publishers Clearing House. As a reminder, Publishers Clearing House does not contact their sweepstakes winners by phone or text, and any sweepstakes that demands a fee upfront in order to claim a prize is a scam.
TARC is asking for your input on the following proposed changes to ten routes. These changes are being suggested to adjust service to where it is most needed and make sure routes are operating effectively. These adjustments will go into effect on Sunday, August 6, 2023.
Two open-house public meetings to discuss these changes in greater detail are scheduled to take place:
Tuesday, March 21 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Southwest Public Library, 9725 Dixie Hwy, Louisville, KY 40272
Wednesday, March 22 from 4 to 6 p.m. at Union Station, 1000 West Broadway, Louisville, KY 40203
Public comments regarding these changes will be accepted through April 25th and may be submitted via mail or in person at Union Station, 1000 West Broadway, Louisville, KY 40203, in-person during the public meetings, by phone at (502) 585-1234, or by email to: PublicComment@ridetarc.org.
TARC is reviewing and analyzing proposed service changes to ensure this proposal does not create any disproportionate burden or disparate impact on low-income and minority populations in the TARC service area. Federally required Title VI evaluation will be developed to address any potential impact of these changes, and propose mitigation measures if required. Title VI evaluation and outcomes will be presented to the TARC Board of Directors at the Board meeting on May 23rd for their review and approval.
Click each route description below to view a map of the proposed changes for that route.
Route 4 – Fourth Street will extend to New Cut Road to improve access to Walmart and offer a one-seat-ride from Downtown Louisville to the New Cut and Outer Loop area. Some minor adjustments to service times will also be implemented, and service to Strawberry lane will be discontinued.
Route 6 – Sixth Street will add trips to University of Louisville St. Mary & Elizabeth Hospital, and will reduce route frequency from 30 to 40 minutes between buses on weekdays, and from 50 to 60 minutes on weekends.
Route 10 – Dixie Rapid will be extended south of Dixie Gardens to pick up morning and afternoon trips to Watson Lane, due to Route 18 realignment to the Manslick Road area. Minor adjustments to service times on Route 10 will be implemented.
Route 18 – Dixie Highway will be rerouted to Manslick Road just north of Crums Lane, traveling along Bluegrass to Hazelwood to St. Andrews Church Rd. The route will also travel along Stonestreet Road, 3rd Street Road and Valley Station to provide service to the University of Louisville Medical Center Southwest and Jefferson Community and Technical College Southwest Campus. There will be major changes to service times, and changes in frequency on this route from 30 to 40 minutes all day.
Route 72 – Clarksville will have adjustments to service times and stop locations on weekdays, including frequency changes to 50-minutes all day. No adjustments to Saturday and Sunday service are proposed.
Route 74 – Chamberlain Ln – River Ridge will provide service from Downtown Louisville to Accomack Drive, and create new, semi-express morning and afternoon service from Downtown Louisville to Westport Road. Changes to this route will also improve service to Ballard High School, and the new Veterans Hospital site.
The following routes will be discontinued:
Route17X Bardstown Road Express will no longer operate as express service. Adequate service will be provided with current trips on local Route 17.
Route 31X Middletown Express will no longer operate as express service. Adequate service will be provided with current trips on local Route 31.
Route 40X Jeffersontown Express will no longer operate as express service; one trip has been added in the morning as a local trip. The area currently being served will continued to be covered with local Route 40 trips with this proposal, including service to Billtown Road.
Route 61X Plainview Express will be discontinued. Most of the area currently served by this route will continue to be served with this proposal by local Route 31.
https://www.ridetarc.org/tarc-requesting-public-comment-august-service-changes/
U.S. Representative Morgan McGarvey (KY-03) will submit funding requests for important community projects to the House Appropriations Committee for fiscal year 2024 (FY24).
Under guidelines issued by the Appropriations Committee, each Representative may request funding for up to 15 projects in their community for FY24 – although there is no guarantee they will be funded by the Appropriations Committee. Projects are restricted to a limited number of federal funding streams, and only state and local governments and eligible non-profit entities are permitted to receive funding. Additional information on the rules governing Community Project Funding is available here.
In the interest of transparency and accountability, all Members are required to post all Community Project Funding requests submitted to the committee on their website. In compliance with House Rules and Committee requirements, Rep. McGarvey will certify that he, his spouse, and his immediate family have no financial interest in any of the projects he has requested.
Please submit all FY 2024 Appropriations requeststhrough my office’s application portal.The deadline to submit projects for consideration is 11:59 PM on Friday, March 17, 2023.
Please visit my Community Project Funding resource guide for additional information.
Please note:
Rep. McGarvey will not accept CPF requests for projects outside of Kentucky’s third congressional district.
All projects must meet the relevant statutory and administrative criteria for funding through the grant program under which it is submitted.
A request submitted to Rep. McGarvey does NOT guarantee the project will be selected.
The selection of a project does NOT guarantee it will be funded by the Appropriations Committee.
Eligible Entities and Projects
Only state and local government entities, public institutions, and non-profit entities are eligible to submit and receive CPF funding. Funding cannot be directed to for-profit entities and will not include waivers for state or local match requirements. While matching funds do not have to be in-hand prior to the request, requesting entities must have a plan to meet such requirements for the project to be viable. Additionally, each submission must be for FY24 only and cannot include multi-year funding requests. The Committee will only consider projects with demonstrated community support in the form of: letters from local elected officials; press articles highlighting need; support from newspaper editorial boards; mentions on state intended use plans, community development plans, or other publicly available planning documents; resolutions passed by city councils or boards; etc.
https://mcgarvey.house.gov/services/fiscal-year-2024-community-project-funding-requests
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