This week at City Hall (Sept. 21–25): Technical committee to review 5 development proposals…; Rural Land Management Board meets Wednesday
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The Technical Review Committee takes up five subdivision and development proposals Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at the Phoenix Building. The Rural Land Management Board also meets Wednesday at 3 p.m.
On the calendar
Wednesday, Sept. 23
Technical Review Committee — 8:30 a.m., Phoenix Building, 101 E. Vine St. · Agenda · Preview
Rural Land Management Board — 3 p.m. · Agenda not yet posted
Last week
- Council approves service contracts amid growing Flock surveillance concerns (Sept. 17) — The Urban County Council approved contracts worth millions, including $3.1 million for winter homelessness services and $278,000 for child advocacy programs, while residents continued calling for the termination of the city's Flock Safety… Video and transcript
- Council approves police background check system, marketing contract (Sept. 15) — The Lexington Urban County Council approved several operational initiatives during its September 15 work session, including a police background check system, permit tracking software, and a $350,000 environmental marketing contract. Video and transcript
- Board of Architectural Review to consider 25 historic district projects (Sept. 15) — The Board of Architectural Review will review 35 projects across Lexington's historic districts on Tuesday, including staff approvals for renovations, repairs and tree replacement, plus new applications for construction and modifications. Video and transcript
- Lexington explores data analytics to optimize traffic flow, safety (Sept. 15) — Lexington traffic engineers are using data analytics, adaptive signal systems and partnerships with technology vendors to reduce congestion and improve safety as part of the city's Vision Zero initiative. Video and transcript
Also this week
- Mayor to Announce Fire Department Changes at Monday News Conference
- Gorton vetoes council decision allowing industrial solar on farmland
- Lexington's sacred music festival returns for second year in October
- Fontaine Road paving set to begin this week
- Sanitary sewer work closes inbound Tates Creek Road lane
- Paving work on Euclid, High rescheduled for late September
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Sources
- LFUCG meeting calendar (Granicus)
- Agenda: Technical Review Committee, Sept. 23
- Meeting archive: Council approves service contracts amid growing Flock surveillance concerns
- Meeting archive: Council approves police background check system, marketing contract
- Meeting archive: Board of Architectural Review to consider 25 historic district projects
- Meeting archive: Lexington explores data analytics to optimize traffic flow, safety