We wanted to make sure you had heard that our next summit will take place Saturday, August 6 at the Lexington Senior Center. As you may recall, these events provide Lexington residents to come together, socialize, and learn about the work of our local government. Session topics will include information from our new Department of […]
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I am reaching out to Lexington’s neighborhood associations/HOAs to introduce myself. My name is Amber Deitz and I am Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government’s Citizens’ Advocate. If you are not familiar with the role of the Citizens’ Advocate – the position was created by LFUCG’s Charter in the 1970s to provide Lexington’s residents with an independent
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The next Mayor’s Neighborhood Summit will take place on Saturday, August 6 at the Lexington Senior Center, 195 Life Lane. As you may recall, these events were started in 2019 and are intended for residents to come together and learn about certain topics, as well as learn from one another. This summit’s sessions include: ·
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Dear FCNC Neighbors, In a continuing effort to clean up polluted watersheds in Fayette County, LFUCG’s Division of Water Quality, the Hickman Creek Conservancy, and Jessamine County are working on the West Hickman Creek Watershed Management Plan. In Fayette County, the watershed encompasses an area roughly between Nicholasville, Tates Creek, and Richmond roads, and in
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Dear Neighbors: I hope this e-mail finds you well. In case you haven’t already seen it, I am forwarding a link to the "One Habit Pledge" initiated by Live Green Lexington. This is an outreach project which will run through January 31. It encourages residents to take a pledge to reduce solid waste and to
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Dear Neighbors, The Urban County Council will be giving final consideration to proposed redistricting of Council Districts in the next several weeks. A Council-selected citizen committee studied a number of possible redistricting maps and submitted a final map to the Council for consideration. Some neighborhoods are unhappy about precincts moving from one district to another
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FCNC Neighbors, As a "partner" in the PDR (Purchase of Development Rights) program, Fayette County Neighborhood Council is asked to alert its members that the time for PDR funds applications has come. PDR Applications being accepted through Friday, October 29, 2021 Preserve your farm and guarantee the rural and agricultural areas that make Lexington special
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Neighbors, Yesterday, September 29, 2021, we emailed a message asking FCNC members to attend a Zoom meeting to hear a discussion by Senior Planner Valerie Friedmann about a proposal for an ordinance which would change LFUCG requirements for and the definition of open space in residential development. Most of us currently are likely to regard
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