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Here are the city’s guidelines for the removal of the many branches and trees that fell during the recent July 2nd storm: Please put the debris in the gray yard waste cart and put the cart out to be emptied on the regular collection day. The debris must fit in the Lenny cart so the […]

Neighbors: Please consider coming to the FCNC meeting at Tates Creek Christian Church to meet with the Planning Staff re: the upcoming Short Term Rental vote. This is important, and may affect your street. Addison Hosea, Secretary, East Lake Neighborhood Association. +++ April 2, 2023 SHORT-TERM RENTAL ORDINANCE—FCNC APRIL 10 FORUM WITH PLANNING STAFF TO

Neighbors: during April 2023, please consider contacting the City Council at contacttheboard@elnalex.org or 7th District councilman Preston Worley at pworley@lexingtonky.gov if you are concerned about the impact of short term rentals on our neighborhood and on affordable housing in our city. A vote is likely in early May 2023. – Addison Hosea, Secretary, ELNA +++

March 7, 2023 Dear Neighbors, The Urban County Council will consider draft Ordinances at 1:00 pm today in the General Government and Planning Committee in the Urban County Government Building, 200 E. Main, 2nd Floor Council Chamber. The draft proposes a huge change in the number of rental occupants allowed in a house or apartment

Dear Neighbors: The Fayette County Neighborhood Council will hold a general meeting/work session Monday, February 13, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., to prepare a response to legislation currently under Council review to regulate Short-Term Rentals (including those on hosting platforms like Airbnb and Vrbo). We will meet at Tates Creek Christian Church (3150 Tates Creek

January 14, 2023 Issue #1, January 2023 Dear Neighbors, Welcome to 2023 from the Fayette County Neighborhood Council. FCNC is beginning the year with a listing of thoughts and issues for making neighborhoods better. These are issues that we expect to be taken up by our LFUCG Council. ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS (ADUs) should be under

https://www.wkyt.com/2022/11/10/lexington-government-asking-people-donate-their-yard-campaign-signs/ By WKYT News Staff Published: Nov. 10, 2022 at 3:40 PM EST|Updated: 24 hours ago LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) – Lexington’s Department of Environmental Quality and Public Works is asking people to donate their yard campaign signs. Lexington’s Division of Environmental Services says that they have partnered with businesses and organizations throughout the county for

Richmond Road corridor improvements, scheduled to begin with utility relocation in December 2022, will affect the intersection of Squires Road and Yorkshire Blvd. Completion of construction is set for July 2024. Once completed, cars will no longer be able to drive directly across the Squires – Yorkshire Blvd intersection. U-turns will be required to go