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Click here for a video summarizing Thursday night's Metro Council meeting. If you'd like to see the complete agenda or learn more about a particular item, click here.
Each week, Metro Planning and Design Services creates a report listing all new land use applications in Jefferson County. These requests typically include changes in zoning, conditional use permits, landscape plans, waivers, and more. There is one application in this week's report related to property in District 17, a variance to allow a new house at 11608 Hazelwood Road to encroach 15 feet into the required 75-foot front setback. The site plan can be viewed here. Please contact the case manager at mark.pinto@louisvilleky.gov with any questions or comments.
 Clean Collaborative crews picked up litter along KY 22 on Wednesday in repsonse to a request from a resident.
The Clean Collaborative returned to our area a couple of weeks ago to pick up litter along several roads in (and near) our district. In all, they collected 70 bags of trash, nine tires, and 36 other items from the following corridors:
- Westport Road from Chenoweth Lane to La Grange Road
- North Hurstbourne Parkway from Brownsboro Road to Shelbyville Road
- Chamberlain Lane from Brownsboro Road to Old La Grange Road
- Bush Farm Road from Old Henry Road to Aiken Road
- North English Station Road from La Grange Road to Old Henry Road
- Nelson Miller Parkway from La Grange Road to Old Henry Road
- Old Henry Road from Bush Farm Road to North English Station Road
- Stanley Gault Parkway from La Grange Road to Old Henry Road
The above roads are done as part of the team's normal schedule. This week, however, they also responded to two additional requests by cleaning up along La Grange Road west of I-265 and along KY 22 between Chamberlain Lane and Murphy Lane. I very much appreciate what this crew does year-round to keep our city looking beautiful!
Wild Lights, the popular lantern festival, is returning to the Louisville Zoo for its fifth year. The new lineup includes more than 60 individual displays along the 1.4-mile path as well as folk dances, acrobatics, and other cultural performances. Wild Lights will run from March 23 through May 19, specifically Thursday through Sunday evenings from 7-10 p.m. (and every night during JCPS Spring Break). For more information or to purchase tickets, click here.
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