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30 SECONDS, METRO TV 30 SECONDS.
TIME. THE REGULAR LOUISVILLE METRO COUNCIL MEETING OF FEBRUARY. 1ST. 2024 WILL PLEASE
[Call to Order and Pledge of Allegiance]
COME TO ORDER. THE TIME IS CURRENTLY 6:10 P.M. PLEASE RISE FOR THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS. ONE NATION. UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FROM. THIS MEETING IS BEING HELD PURSUANT TO KRS 61.826 AND COUNCIL RULE FIVE. A MADAM CLERK A ROLL CALL, PLEASE.[Member Roll Call]
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COUNCIL MEMBER HAWKINS COUNCIL MEMBER SHANKLIN. COUNCIL MEMBER PERISH RIGHT? PRESENT COUNCIL MEMBER ARTHUR COUNCIL MEMBER PURVIS PRESIDENT, COUNCIL MEMBER, BAKER COUNCIL MEMBER MCRANEY. COUNCIL MEMBER ARENA, WEBER. COUNCIL MEMBER OWEN. COUNCIL MEMBER MULVIHILL HERE.COUNCIL MEMBER CRAMER HERE. COUNCIL MEMBER, BLACKWELL. COUNCIL MEMBER SIME COUNCIL MEMBER, FOWLER. COUNCIL MEMBER CHAPEL. HERE, COUNCIL MEMBER READ. PRESIDENT WINKLER COUNCIL MEMBER PARKER FIRST PERIOD. COUNCIL MEMBER P ARGENTINE E. COUNCIL MEMBER BENSON, PRESIDENT. COUNCIL MEMBER REALLY HERE. COUNCIL MEMBER ENGEL. COUNCIL MEMBER HUDSON. COUNCIL MEMBER FLOOD COUNCILOR BAT SEAN. COUNCIL MEMBER ACKERSON. COUNCIL MEMBER ARTHUR COUNCIL MEMBER BAKER COUNCIL MEMBER RENO WEBER. COUNCIL MEMBER, BLACKWELL. COUNCIL MEMBER, FOWLER. COUNCIL MEMBER BINGO. COUNCIL MEMBER HUDSON. AND COUNCIL MEMBER ACKERSON. MR PRESIDENT, YOU HAVE 19 AND A QUORUM. MADAM CLERK. PLEASE LET THE RECORD REFLECT THE COUNCIL MEMBERS. ARTHUR AND BAKER HAVE EXCUSED ABSENCES AND THAT WILL BE JOINED MOMENTARILY BY THOSE NOT IN CHAMBERS.
COLLEAGUES AS WE BEGIN OUR MEETING THIS EVENING, I HAVE SOME SOMBER NEWS MAYOR CREAM CRAIG GREENBERG'S MOTHER, RUTH GREENBERG, SADLY PASSED AWAY AFTER A BRIEF ILLNESS. SHE WAS 78 YEARS OLD. RUTH WAS BORN IN QUEENS, NEW YORK, THE MIDDLE CHILD OF PARENTS WHO BOTH FLED GERMANY. RUTH EARNED HER PHD OF EDUCATION FROM U OF L AND SERVED AS ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. RUTH INSTILLED IN HER CHILDREN, A PASSION FOR VOLUNTEERING AND ADVOCACY. AND I KNOW THE REVERENCE THAT MAYOR GREENBERG HAS FOR HIS ENTIRE FAMILY. THEY'RE IMPORTANT TO HIM AND THE STRENGTH THAT THEY GIVE HIM TO LEAD OUR CITY. PLEASE KEEP THE GREENBERG FAMILY IN YOUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS. PLEASE JOIN ME IN A MOMENT OF SILENCE TO RECOGNIZE MAYOR GREENBERG'S PROFOUND LOSS AND LET THEM KNOW THAT THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE AGREES WITH HIM. THANK YOU. NEXT. COUNCILWOMAN HAWKINS, I
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BELIEVE YOU HAVE A SPECIAL GUEST. WOULD YOU LIKE TO INTRODUCE HER? THAT'S MY NIECE.[1. ID 24-0004 Council Member Hawkins will recognize the Page for District 1, Samari Giles.]
HER NAME IS THE MAORI ONICA JAZZ. WOULD YOU STAND UP, PLEASE? SUMMARIES IN THE THIRD GRADE. SHE IS NINE YEARS OLD, AND SHE ATTENDS MOPPING ELEMENTARY. SHE STARTED DAY TWO BR PAGE. THANK YOU. WELCOME TOMORROW. MADAM CLERK. ARE THERE ANY ADDRESSES TO COUNSEL? YES, SIR. LET ME REMIND THOSE ADDRESSING THE COUNCIL TO PLEASE REFRAIN FROM USING PROFANITY OR MAKING DEROGATORY STATEMENTS TO COUNCIL MEMBERS. MADAM CLERK PLEASE CALL THE FIRST SPEAKER.[Addresses to the Council]
APRIL HEARN APRIL HEARN. SHONDA LEE. SHONDA LEE. DIANA BURRESS. DIANA BURRESS. PATRICK ALGAE, ER . THERE. THERE WE GO. PATRICK AL GEAR. UNEQUAL, OLIVER. HELLO HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH HAPPY NATIONALLY, FREEDOM DAY AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO LANGSTON HUGHES. OKAY SO MY NAME IS TANAKA OLIVER AND I'M A MOM. PRENEURS AND ACTIVIST. I HAVE ADDRESSED METRO COUNCIL ABOUT MY CONCERNS WITH SLUMLORDS IN THIS CITY IN SEPTEMBER OF 2023 AND I OFFICIALLY AND UNFORTUNATELY, HAVE AN UPDATE IN SEVERAL LEGAL DEMANDS. I WILL NOT WAIVE I HAVE BEEN A RESIDENT OF LOUISVILLE, METRO JEFFERSON COUNTY SINCE JULY. 2023 AND I HAVE BEEN TOLD TO TOE WITH CORRUPTION UNDER THE COLOR OF LAW SEVERAL TIMES SINCE NO ONE IS HOLDING THE SLUMLORDS IN OUR CITY ACCOUNTABLE BECAUSE JEFFERSON COUNTY CODES AND REGULATIONS HAS BEEN AT THE DENTIST THESE FOR DECADES.THOUGH IT IS FAR TOO SOON TO SPEAK ON THE LEADERSHIP OF THE NEW DIRECTOR OF CODES AND REGULATIONS, I AM GOING TO SPEAK ON WHAT I HAVE SEEN WITH MY OWN TWO EYES AND HAVE SUFFERED THROUGH MY OWN PERSONAL SITUATION. PERSONALLY INSPECTORS HAVE REPETITIVE, LEE DELETED AND RESTARTED ORDERS ON MY HOME FOR THE LAST SIX MONTHS WITHOUT ANY WORK BEING DONE. THEY HAVE ALSO NOTARIZED STATEMENTS AND HAVE THE ASSISTANT JEFFERSON COUNTY ATTORNEY COME TO COURT AND LIE ON THE PUBLIC RECORD FOR THE BENEFIT OF MUSLIM LORD. THEY HAVE ALSO STATED ON THE PUBLIC RECORD THAT THEY ARE REFUSING ME PUBLIC SERVICES BECAUSE I'M SUING MY LANDLORD. THEN THE LATEST SENDING ME HARASSING COMMUNICATIONS, IMPLYING CITATIONS THAT ARE NOT
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APPLICABLE, TRESPASSING AND ANSWERING THE INSIDE OF MY HOME WITH NO NOTICE, AND EVEN AFTER I TELL THEM I HAVE RECEIVED NO NOTICE ONCE THEY ARRIVE THEY HAVE ENTERED ANYWAY. AS AN ACTIVIST. I AM THE PERSON THAT AGREES CITIZENS REACH OUT TO WHEN THEY ARE FACING A SLUMLORD AND OR CORRUPT INSPECTORS THAT EITHER NEGATE TENANTS CONCERNS ARE COMPLETELY PREDATORY TOWARDS HOMEOWNERS FROM INADEQUATE NOTICES TO BLATANT ROBBERY. I HAVE REALIZED THAT THE REASON SLUMLORDS ARE SO PREVALENT IS DUE TO A SYSTEM THAT IS FILLED ITS OWN PEOPLE SINCE ITS INCEPTION, AND IT'S TIME FOR A SHIFT. I BELIEVE THAT SINCE SLUMLORDS HAVE BEEN IN BED WITH THESE CORRUPT INSPECTORS THAT IT IS THE CITY'S RESPONSIBILITY TO RECTIFY THE WARRANTY OF HABITABILITY THAT WAS ADOPTED IN JEFFERSON COUNTY SINCE 2015. WITH THAT BEING SAID, I HAVE DRAFTED THREE BILLS WHERE ONE OF THEM HAS BEEN SPONSORED AND UNDER REVIEW BY THE LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION IS TITLED NO MORE SLUMLORDS. THE OTHER 2 MAY BE APPLICABLE AT THE LOCAL LEVEL, AND I HAVE A COPY FOR EVERY ONE OF YOU AND THEY'VE ALREADY BEEN PASSED OUT, AND THEY ARE TITLED ONE AND ALL TO PUBLIC TRANSPARENCY AND TO RECTIFICATION OF WARRANTY OF HABITABILITY. I LIKE TO STATE THAT ONE OF THESE IS AN APPROPRIATION BILL FOR FUNDING FOR RENTAL PROPERTY OWNERS TO MAKE EXTENSIVE REPAIRS TO THEIR HOMES THAT AFFECT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, AND IT IS NOT NEGOTIABLE. THIS CITY HAS ALLOWED SLUMLORDS TO DO SUBPAR BUSINESS AND RETALIATE AGAINST TENANTS IF THEY WORK UP THE NERVE TO COMPLAIN WHILE BEFRIENDING CORRUPT INSPECTORS. I DEMAND THAT IT STOPS TODAY, AND EVERYONE HERE HAS THE ABILITY TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT THE SLUMLORD CRISIS THAT LOOMS OVER THIS CITY. IN ADDITION TO COPIES OF MY TWO DRAFTED BILLS, I HAVE ALSO WRITTEN A LIST OF DEMANDS THAT INCLUDES THE URGENT OPENING OF THE SHELBY PARK LIBRARY, AND I DEMAND EACH PERSON UNDER THE SOUND OF MY VOICE TO REVIEW IT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MISS OLIVER. SAVVY SHABBAS. CHEF SAVVY SHABBAS.MARIA GORAN. THANK YOU AND GOOD EVENING. MY NAME IS MARIA GORAN AND I SERVED AS THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF IMAGINATION LIBRARY OF LOUISVILLE. WE ARE THE LOCAL AFFILIATE OF DOLLY PARTON'S BOOK PROGRAM. IT IS OUR MISSION TO SEND A FREE MONTHLY BOOK TO CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF FIVE TO HELP THEM DEVELOP A LOVE OF READING AND PREPARE FOR KINDERGARTEN. I AM HERE TODAY TO PROVIDE A PROGRAM UPDATE AND TO SAY THANK YOU. IN 2023 IMAGINATION LIBRARY OF LOUISVILLE WAS THE RECIPIENT OF A METRO EARLY LEARNING GRANT MADE POSSIBLE BY AARP FUNDS AND THIS COUNCIL. I'M SURE FROM WHERE YOU SIT. THE NEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITY OFTEN SEEM OVERWHELMING. AND I SINCERELY THANK YOU FOR PRIORITIZING EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION WITH THESE DOLLARS, IT IS TRULY AN INVESTMENT IN OUR FUTURE. FOR IMAGINATION LIBRARY. THIS FUNDING HAS BEEN A GAME CHANGER AFTER PREVIOUSLY ONLY BEING AVAILABLE IN SELECT ZIP CODES.
THIS FUNDING ALLOWED US TO EXPAND COUNTYWIDE, ANNOUNCING AFTER ANNOUNCING OUR EXPANSION.
OUR ENROLLMENT GREW BY 3500 CHILDREN AND JUST THE FIRST MONTH WE HAVE ENROLLED IN A TOTAL OF 11,068 CHILDREN IN 2023 , AND WITHOUT THESE FUNDS, THIS WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE.
THANKS TO DOLLY, OF COURSE, AND THE INVESTMENT AT THE STATE LEVEL. THE COST OF SHIPPING A BOOK TO EACH CHILD PER MONTH IS ONLY A DOLLAR 10 CENTS, MAKING THIS A HIGHLY COST EFFECTIVE PROGRAM. WITH THE ADDITION OF THE METRO GRANT. WE ARE NOW SENDING A FREE, HIGH QUALITY AGE APPROPRIATE MONTHLY BOOK TO ONE OUT OF EVERY FOUR CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF FIVE IN OUR CITY. AS WE'VE EXPANDED. WE'VE ALSO CONTINUED TO PRIORITIZE OUR ORIGINAL EIGHT EQUITY ZIP CODES WHERE WE KNOW THAT FAMILIES MIGHT HAVE BARRIERS TO ACCESSING BOOKS. WE MEASURE OUR IMPACT IN THESE AREAS AREAS ON A MONTHLY BASIS. PART OF WHAT MAKES IMAGINATION LIBRARY SO SPECIAL AND SO EFFECTIVE IS THE BOOKS THAT CHILDREN RECEIVE THEIR CAREFULLY SELECTED BY CHILD LITERACY EXPERTS TO FACILITATE LEARNING LANGUAGE ACQUISITION VOCABULARY BUILDING AND THE ACHIEVEMENT OF IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES. BY CREATING A RICHER HOME LITERACY ENVIRONMENT. IMAGINATION LIBRARY HAS BEEN SHOWN TO INCREASE READING BEHAVIORS AT HOME, CONTRIBUTE TO POSITIVE ATTITUDES ABOUT READING AND MOTIVATION TO READ. AS WELL AS INCREASED INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CHILDREN AND CAREGIVERS DURING BOOK READING TIME. IN JANUARY OF 2024 WE MAILED 12,522 BOOKS TO CHILDREN THAT PROVIDE A RESOURCE FOR PARENTS TO HAVE MEANINGFUL INTERACTIONS WITH THEIR CHILDREN. IN YOUR MEETING PACKETS. YOU'LL FIND MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE IMAGINATION LIBRARY MODEL OF SUCCESS AS WELL AS A FLYER ADVERTISING THE PROGRAM TO PARENTS. I'LL SEND A DIGITAL VERSION OF THE FLYER TO EACH OF YOU WITHIN THE NEXT 24 HOURS. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SHARE WITH YOUR CONSTITUENTS IN YOUR NEWSLETTERS AND ON YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS. LASTLY WE ARE PARTNERING WITH U OF L TO COMPLETE A PROGRAM EVALUATION THAT WILL PROVIDE MORE INSIGHT INTO THE IMPACT THAT WE'RE HAVING IN OUR COMMUNITY. I HOPE TO RETURN TO SHARE THE RESULTS OF THIS EVALUATION WITH YOU
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SOON. IF ANY OF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, OR WOULD LIKE TO TALK MORE ABOUT THIS PROGRAM AND HOW YOU CAN MAKE SURE CHILDREN AND YOUR DISTRICT GET REGISTERED FOR FREE MONTHLY BOOK CONTRACT MY CONTACT INFORMATION IN YOUR PACKET. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR GARDNER. NEXT WE HAVE APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MINUTES FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF JANUARY 4TH 2024. ARE THERE ANY CORRECTIONS[Council Minutes]
OR DELETIONS HEARING? NONE MAY HAVE EMOTION AND SECOND FOR APPROVAL, MOTION MY CONFIDENCE.I'M SECOND BY COUNSELING ABOUT SEAN. THESE MINUTES HAVE BEEN PROPERLY MOVED AND SECONDED. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR. SAY AYE. ANY OPPOSED THE EYES HAVE IT THESE MINUTES ARE APPROVED AS WRITTEN.
[Committee Minutes]
NEXT WE HAVE APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEE MINUTES, ALL IN 2024 SPECIAL PLANNING AND ZONING COMMITTEE, JANUARY 23RD SPECIAL LABOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE JANUARY 23RD SPECIAL PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE JANUARY 23RD SPECIAL BUDGET COMMITTEE JANUARY 25TH. ARE THERE ANY CORRECTIONS OR DELETIONS HEARING ? NONE MAY HAVE EMOTION AND SECOND FOR APPROVAL BY COUNCILMAN FOWLER, SECOND BY COUNCILMAN PARISH, RIGHT. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR. SAY AYE. ANY OPPOSED THE EYES HAVE IT THESE MINUTES ARE APPROVED AS WRITTEN.[Communications to the Council]
MADAM CLERK. DO WE HAVE ANY COMMUNICATIONS TO THE COUNCIL? PLEASE READ THOSE INTO THE RECORD PRESIDENT WINKLER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CIVILIAN REVIEW AND ACCOUNTABILITY ORDINANCE. I AM REAPPOINTING THE FOLLOWING ROXANNE ROAD, A NEW APPOINTMENT, METRO COUNCIL SEAT TERM EXPIRES. MARCH. THE 25TH 2027 PROMPT ACTION AND DISAPPOINTMENTS MOST APPRECIATED . SINCERELY, CRAIG GREENBERG MAYOR. PRESIDENT WINKLER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE COMMISSION FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITY ORDINANCE. I'M APPOINTING THE FOLLOWING LISA HARRISON TO APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES DECEMBER 1220 27, MELISSA MARVEL, AND NO APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES. DECEMBER 1220 27 YEAR PROMPT ACTION ON THESE APPOINTMENTS IS MOST APPRECIATED. SINCERELY, CRAIG GREENBERG MAYOR. DEAR PRESIDENT WINKLER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE COMMISSION ON PUBLIC ART COPA ORDINANCE, I AM APPOINTING THE FOLLOWING TO THE COUPLE BOARD.KRISTEN BOOKER PROFESSIONAL. A NEW APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES OCTOBER. 24TH 2026, SUSAN, MORMON PROFESSIONAL AND NEW APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES OCTOBER THE 24TH 2026 LAURA LEE BROWN PROFESSIONAL NEW APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES OCTOBER 24TH 2028 WILLIAM MAURICE BROWN, A CIVIC BUSINESS NEW APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES OCTOBER 24TH 2027. MIRROR CASSIO'S BUSINESS. NEW APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES OCTOBER 24TH 2028, REBECCA FLASH ECKER CIVIC BUSINESS. NEW APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES OCTOBER 24TH 2028. EDWARD TEDDY ABRAMS PROFESSIONAL NOTE APPOINTMENT. TERM EXPIRES OCTOBER 24 2028 YOUR PROMPT ACTION ON DISAPPOINTING IS THE MOST APPRECIATE SINCERELY, CRAIG GREENBERG MAYOR. DEAR PRESIDENT WINKLER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ORDINANCE, I'M APPOINTING THE FOLLOWING TO THE DEPUTY SHERIFF MERIT BOARD. RODIN MM. ORLANDO'S BIRD. A NEW APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES DURING THE 13TH 2025 YEAR. PROMPT ACTION ON DISAPPOINTMENTS MUST APPRECIATE IT. SINCERELY, CRAIG GREENBERG MAYOR. PRESENT WINKLER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY ORDINANCE. I AM REAPPOINTING SCOTT BRINKMAN AND THEY WERE REAPPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES FEBRUARY 28 2027. JOHN JEFFRIES. REAPPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES FEBRUARY 28 2027 YOUR PROMPT ACTION ON THIS FOR REAPPOINTMENT . THESE REAPPOINTMENTS IS MOST APPRECIATED. NEARLY CRAIG GREENBERG MAYOR. PRESENT WINKLER IMPORTANCE, BUT THE ORDINANCE I'M APPOINTING THE FOLLOWING TO THE TREE ADVISORY COMMITTEE. HELEN HACKER. A NEW APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES NOVEMBER 29TH 2024 YEAR PROMPT ACTION ON THIS APPOINTMENT MOST APPRECIATED SINCERELY, CRAIG GREENBERG MAYOR. DEAR PRESIDENT WINKLER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION ENFORCEMENT BOARD ORDINANCE, I AM APPOINTING THE FOLLOWING JANIS MARTIN RETIRED JUDGE STATE NEW APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 30TH 2026 YEAR PROMPT ACTION DISAPPOINTMENTS MUST APPRECIATE IT. SINCERELY, CRAIG GREENBERG MAYOR. PRESIDENT WINKLER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ORDINANCE, I'M APPOINTING AND REAPPOINTING THE FOLLOWING TO THE LOCAL ARENA AUTHORITY BOARD, DARREN MCCAULEY, A REAPPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES JANUARY. THE 9TH 2028 RIGS LEWIS AND NEW APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES JANUARY 9TH 2028 AND MY HUTCHINS APPOINTMENT TO TERM EXPIRES JANUARY THE 9TH 2028. THIS IS RE READ INTO THE RECORD ONLY METRO COUNCIL APPROVAL. THESE APPOINTMENTS AND REAPPOINTMENTS IS NOT REQUIRED SINCERELY. CRAIG GREENBERG MAYOR. PRESIDENT WINKLER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ORDINANCE, APPEALS AND OVERSEAS BOARD. I AM REAPPOINTING THE FOLLOWING LAUREN CARSON. REAPPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES FEBRUARY 1320 28, THIS IS WE READ INTO THE RECORD ONLY METRO COUNCIL. APPROVAL OF DISAPPOINTMENT IS NOT REQUIRED. SINCERELY CRAIG GREENBERG, MAYOR, RED AND FORM THANK YOU.
THOSE APPOINTMENTS NEEDING COUNCIL APPROVAL WILL BE FORWARDED TO THE GOVERNMENT OVERSIGHT, AUDIT AND APPOINTMENTS COMMITTEE. OUR NEXT ORDER OF BUSINESS IS THE CONSENT
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CALENDAR. THE CONSENT CALENDAR COMPRISES ITEMS 17 THROUGH 25. ARE THERE ANY CORRECTIONS OR ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS? HEARING NONE. MADAM CLERK. A SECOND READING OF THESE ITEMS, PLEASE.THE FOLLOWING THE LEGISLATION WAS FORWARDED FROM THE BUDGET COMMITTEE ITEM 17 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING OR NEXT NUMBER, 079 SERIES 2023 AND ORDINANCE NUMBER 080 SERIES 2023 RELATING TO
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FISCAL YEAR 2023 2024 OPERATING AND CAPITAL BUDGETS RESPECTIVELY BY TRANSFERRING $50,000 FROM THE DISTRICT EIGHT CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUND TO THE DISTRICT DATE. NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUND. ITEM 18 AND ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER 079 SERIES 2023 RELATING TO THE FISCAL YEAR 2023 2024 OPERATING BUDGET BY TRANSFERRING $40,000 FROM THE NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUND DISTRICT EIGHT TO THE LOCAL METRO GENERAL COUNSEL GENERAL OPERATIONS, BUT DISTRICT EIGHT. THE FOLLOWING LEGISLATION WAS FORWARDED FROM THE LABOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE. ADAM 19 IN ORDER TO APPROPRIATING $15,000 FROM DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS, THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET TO LOCAL HOMESTEAD PARK CONSERVANCY INC FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A CONCRETE PATIO TO BE USED AS A PUBLIC MEETING SPACE ON EASTERN PARKWAY 20 AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING $10,000 FROM NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER $5000 EACH FROM DISTRICTS. ONE IS EIGHT. FOR THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT BUDGET TO SOWING SEEDS. WITH FAITH FOR PARTNERSHIP OF TWO TABLES AT THE BLOOMING GALA. 21 INORDINATE, APPROPRIATING $7500 FROM NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER, $3750 EACH FROM DISTRICT EIGHT AND 92 LITTLE METRO DEPARTMENT OF CODES AND REGULATIONS TO THE HIGHLANDS COMMERCE GUILD TO REMOTE GRAFFITI IN DISTRICT EIGHT AND 922 IN ORDNANCE APPROPRIATING $60,000 FROM DISTRICT 26 NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS AND TO THE LOCAL METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT SIX DIVISION FOR 12 MONTHS OF OVERTIME FUNDS FOR OFFICERS TO ADDRESS TRAFFIC COMPLAINTS WITH THEFT AND THEFT REDUCTION. THE FOLLOWING LEGISLATION WAS FORWARDED FROM PLANNING AND ZONING COMMITTEE ADAM 23 AND ON ITS RELATING TO THE CLOSURE OF THE UNIMPROVED PORTION OF BINGUM WAY THAT EXTENDS INTO BELKNAP PARK CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 5037 SQUARE FEET IN BEING A GLOBAL METRO CASE NUMBER 23 STREET CLOSURE 0034 ADAM 24 IN ORNATE RELATING TO THE CLOSURE OF A 13.5 FT. ALI BOUNDED BY DRESSER, BRIDGE AVENUE AND BIRDIE AVENUE AND THOMAS AVENUE AND BELMONT AVENUE CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 4171 POINT PASSPORT, BEAT AND BEING A LOCAL METRO CASE NUMBER 23 ST CROIX CLOSURE 0027. THE FOLLOWING LEGISLATION WAS BOARDED FROM PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE ADAM 25 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ACCEPT $1,999,481. OF FUNDING FROM THE U. S DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION THROUGH THE STRENGTHENING MOBILITY AND REVOLUTIONIZING TRANSPORTATION SMART GRANT PROGRAM TO BE ADMINISTERED BY METRO TECHNOLOGY SERVICES RED AND PULL THANK YOU MAY HAVE EMOTION AND SECOND FOR APPROVAL. MOST OF MY COUNSELING TIME. SECOND BY COUNCILOR MCRANEY. UH, MADAM CLERK, WILL YOU PLEASE OPEN THE VOTING? COUNCIL MEMBER. COUNCIL MEMBER PERISH RIGHT? APPROVED? YES. COUNCILMAN. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER, BEN THANK YOU, SIR. AND MADAM CLERK. I DON'T KNOW IF YOU KNOW COUNSELOR ANGLE JOINED US SOME TIME AGO. COUNCILMAN ENGEL. YES.MR PRESIDENT, YOU HAVE 22 YEARS VOTES. THEN CLICK. HOLD ON. I THINK YOU'VE GOT ONE MORE. OKAY? COUNCILOR MCRANEY YES, I RECORDED. YOU ASKED ME. I GUESS I'M SO SORRY, MA'AM. CALENDAR PASSES, MADAM CLERK. ALSO SOME TIME AGO WE WERE JOINED BY COUNSELING. BLACKWELL I MENTIONED COUNSELOR ENGEL, COUNCILMAN HUDSON. I THINK THAT'S EVERYBODY THAT IT WAS NOT HERE EARLIER. THANK YOU. COLLEAGUES THE NEXT OUT OF BUSINESSES. SPECIAL LEGISLATION
[26. R-002-24 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE COMMITTEE MEETING SCHEDULE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE LOUISVILLE/JEFFERSON COUNTY METRO GOVERNMENT (“COUNCIL”) FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2024. Sponsors: Markus Winkler (D-17) ]
PURSUANT TO METRO COUNCIL RULE. 7.01 B ITEMS 26 AND 27, OR ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTION OF THE COUNCIL PERMITTING THESE ITEMS WE PASSED AT THE COUNCIL MEETING IN WHICH THEY ARE INTRODUCED.MADAM CLERK READING OF ITEM 26. RESOLUTION APPROVING THE COMMITTEE MEETING SCHEDULE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE LOCAL JEFFERSON COUNTY METRO GOVERNMENT COUNSEL FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR, 2024 RED AND FULL OF EMOTION AND SECOND FOR APPROVAL. MOST OF MY HUSBAND'S TIME, SECOND BY COUNCILMAN HUDSON IS THE RESOLUTION IS BEFORE US. IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION? HEARING NONE. THIS RESOLUTION ALLOWS FOR A VOICE VOTE. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE AYE. ANY OPPOSED THE EYES? HAVE IT? THE RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED. MADAM CLERK, A READING OF ITEM
[27. OR-001-24 AN ORDER TO APPROVE A $10,000 PERFORMANCE BOND FOR THE LOUISVILLE/JEFFERSON COUNTY METRO GOVERNMENT CLERK. Sponsors: Markus Winkler (D-17) ]
27 IN ORDER TO APPROVE THE $10,000 PERFORMANCE BOND FOR THE LOCAL JEFFERSON COUNTY METRO GOVERNMENT CLERK RIGHT IN FULL MOTION AND SECOND MOTION. MY COMPLIMENTS. I'M SECOND BY COUNCILMAN ARENA. WEBER. THE ORDER IS IN FRONT OF US. IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION? UM JEFFERSON COUNTY ATTORNEY HOLLY HOPKINS. THANK YOU. PRESIDENT. WINKLER HOLLYHOCKS SUGGESTION.COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE. YOU ALL ADOPT AN ORDER EVERY YEAR TO APPROVE A BOND FOR SONJA AS CLARK OR WHOEVER THE CLERK HAS FOR SONIA. IT'S BEEN THE LAST FOUR YEARS NOW, FIFTH YEAR LAST YEAR, THE BOND COMPANY STARTED WRITING BONDS WITH INDEFINITE TERMINATION DATE SO THAT THEY
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DON'T HAVE TO KEEP RE ISSUING THE BONDS. SO THIS YEAR, THE ORDER IS WRITTEN TO AUTHORIZE.PAYMENT OF THE PREMIUM ON THAT BOND FOR EVERY YEAR THAT SONIA IS RE ELECTED CLERK, WHICH WILL BE A EVIDENCED BY THE OFFICIAL MINUTES OF THE MEETING WHERE YOU ELECT THE CLERK SO YOU WOULDN'T HAVE TO PASS AN ORDER AGAIN, AND THE MINUTES WERE JUST BE THE EVIDENCE OF PAYMENT THAT WOULD BE GIVEN TO RISK. UM UH, IN THE FUTURE GOING FORWARD, OF COURSE WITH SONIA. WERE EVER NOT CLARK GOING FORWARD. YOU WOULD HAVE A NEW CLERK IN THE BOMB WOULD BE CANCELED AND YOU WOULD HAVE A NEW ORDER IN A NEW BOND AND A NEW CLERK, SO IT JUST LOOKS A LITTLE DIFFERENT THAN THE PRIOR ORDERS. AND I WANTED EVERYBODY TO BE AWARE OF THAT AND THE FACT THAT NEXT YEAR YOU WOULDN'T NEED AN ORDER. IT'S JUST GOING TO BE THE MINUTE WHERE, UH, THE COURT HAS ELECTED ASSUMING THE CLERK IS SONIA. THANK YOU. ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS? THIS ORDER ALLOWS FOR A VOICE VOTE. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. ANY OPPOSED? OPPOSED THE EYES HAVE IT? THE ORDER IS ADOPTED THE NEXT SET OF
[28. O-270-23 AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING $6,000 FROM DISTRICT 21 NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS, THROUGH THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET, TO BEECHMONT YOUTH SPORTS, INC. FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF TWO ELECTRICAL POLES AT THE BEECHMONT YOUTH COMPLEX. 1/23/24 Labor, Economic Development, and Appropriations Recommended for Approval 12/07/23 Budget and Appropriations Committee Held Action Required By: May 2024 Sponsors: Betsy Ruhe (D-21) ]
BUSINESSES. OLD BUSINESS, MADAM CLERK, READING OF ITEM 28 APPROPRIATE IN $6000 FROM DISTRICT 21 NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS TO THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET TO BEAT MY YOUTH SPORTS INC FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF TWO ELECTRICAL POLES AT THE BEACH MONTE YOUTH COMPLEX, RIGHT AND FORM. THANK YOU HAVE A MOTION ON SECOND FOR APPROVAL MOTION THAT COMES FROM PURPOSE. SECOND BY COUNCILMAN TIME IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION? UM COUNCILMAN RUBY, I THINK YOU'RE THE SPONSOR. YES BUT THIS IS THE ONLY BALL DIAMOND THAT WE HAVE IN OUR DISTRICT AND THEIR POLLS ARE SO BAD THAT THEY'RE ABOUT TO FALL OVER. SO IT'S FULLY FUNDED. THANK YOU AND I BELIEVE COUNCILMAN MARBLE HILL. THIS IS AN OLD BUSINESS SO YOU CAN ABSTAIN. DUE TO ELGIN AND BE INVOLVED WITH THE LIGHTING FOR THE NEW POLLS. MY WIFE WORKS THERE, AND SO THEREFORE I'M GOING TO MISTAKE. IS THERE ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? HEARING NOT HEARING NONE. THIS IS AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING A ROLL CALL VOTE. MADAM CLERK. PLEASE OPEN THE VOTE. COUNCIL MEMBER PERISH RIGHT? YES. COUNCIL MEMBER HAWKINS COUNCIL. YES. SORRY, SIR . I'M GETTING TO YOUR NAME. I'M SO SORRY. COUNCILMAN ENGEL. THANK YOU, SIR. I GOT YOUR YES. YES. THANK YOU. MR PRESIDENT. I HAVE 22. YES VOTES AND ONE EXTENSION. OKAY THE ORDINANCES ADOPTED 21. YES BUT I'M SORRY.[29. O-296-23 AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING $8,000 $12,000 FROM NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER: $5,000 FROM DISTRICT 12; AND $3,000 FROM DISTRICT 14; $1,500 FROM DISTRICT 25; $1,000 EACH FROM DISTRICTS 10 AND 24; AND $500 FROM DISTRICT 9; TO METRO PARKS FOR COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE 11TH ANNUAL RIVERVIEW INDEPENDENCE FESTIVAL (AS AMENDED). 1/23/24 Labor, Economic Development, and Appropriations Amended; Recommended for Approval Action Required By: July 2024 Sponsors: Rick Blackwell (D-12), Cindi Fowler (D-14), Khalil Batshon (R-25), Pat Mulvihill (D-10), Madonna Flood (D-24), Andrew Owen (D-9)]
THANK YOU, MADAM CLERK READING ABOUT 29. IN ORDER TO APPROPRIATING TO $12,000 FROM NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER $5000 FROM DISTRICT 12 AND $3000 FROM DISTRICT 14. $1500 FROM DISTRICT 25 AND $1000 EACH FROM DISTRICTS 10 AND 24 AND $500 FROM DISTRICT NINE TO METRO PARKS FOR COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE 11TH ANNUAL REVIEW INDEPENDENT FESTIVAL AS AMENDED RED AND FULL MOTION MY COUNSELING BE ARGENTINA SECONDARY COUNCILMAN FOWLER. IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION, COUNCILMAN BLACKWELL. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. SO, UM, THIS THIS.ACTUALLY APPROPRIATIONS CHAIR, BUT I CAN COUSIN BAKER'S NOT HERE. OKAY I'LL JUST MOVE FORWARD HERE. OKAY. UM SO THIS IS, UM I ACCOUNTS BEFORE US OR HAS FOR 11 YEARS NOW WHEN WE DO THE REVIEW FESTIVAL, UM IT'S OUR 11TH YEAR OUT OF 13 A COUPLE OF YEARS DURING COVID, OF COURSE WHEN WE DIDN'T HAVE IT, SO THE BUDGET IS FOR 2024 IS ABOUT $44,000. IT'S A PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP, SO IT BEGAN ORIGINALLY AS TOTALLY GOVERNMENT . WELL IT DID NOT. IT STARTED ORIGINALLY AS ONE OF THE CHURCHES IN DISTRICT 12. WAS DOING IT. WE ADDED TO DO THE FIREWORKS FOR THEM, AND THEN I GOT YESTERDAY. THE GOOD NEWS IS THE FIREWORKS IS GOOD, AND IT PROBABLY MORE PEOPLE. THE BAD NEWS IS THAT MADE IT OUTGROWS ITS SPACE AT THE CHURCH. SO THEN WE BECAME THE RIVERVIEW PARK BECAME THE PLACE FOR IT TO OCCUR . IT'S A GREAT EVENT FIREWORKS, THREE BANDS. ACTIVITIES FOR THE KIDS, INCLUDING THE SPLASH PARK THAT MANY OF YOU HELPED OVER THE YEARS TO FUND AND SO JUST ASK FOR YOUR APPROVAL, AND IF ANYONE ELSE WOULD LIKE TO ADD ON THERE'S PLENTY OF ROOM. THANK YOU. JUNE 29TH. IT'S ALWAYS THE SATURDAY BEFORE THE FOURTH OF JULY. AND COUNSELING ANGLE. I APOLOGIZE FOR NOT CALLING ON YOU AS VICE CHAIR TO SPEAK TO THE ITEM. WE WERE STRUGGLING TO REMEMBER WHO WAS THE VICE CHAIR AND I'M VERY SORRY FOR THAT. NO PROBLEM. NO COMMITTEE. AH! MEDAL CLERK TO 50 FROM 17, PLEASE. AND ANYONE ELSE. COUNSELOR PARISH.
RIGHT, 2000. THANK YOU. COUNCILOR CHAPEL. 1000 FROM DISTRICT 15. COUNCIL IN TIME.
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$1000 FROM DISTRICT 13, PLEASE. COUNCILMAN, REALLY 21 1000. AND IF YOU GOT THAT UH, COUNCILMAN HUDSON. 1000 FROM 23, PLEASE. OKAY. COUNCIL OF THE ARGENTINE E 500 DISTRICT. 19. THANK YOU.COUNCIL AND MCRANEY. OKAY. COUNCILMAN HAWKINS. 1000 DISTRICT ONE COUNCILMAN SHANKLIN. OKAY? ANYBODY ELSE? MADAM CLINTON. MY MATH SAYS THAT WAS 9750. SO 21 7 50. YES SIR.
MOTIVE. APPROVE MOTION BY COUNCILMAN ENGEL SECOND BY COUNCIL MP, ARGENTINE E ALL THOSE IN FAVOR OF THE AMENDMENTS SAY AYE AYE. ANY OPPOSED THE EYES HAVE IT? THE AMENDED ORDINANCE IS BEFORE US. IS THERE ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION HEARING? NONE. MADAM CLERK, PLEASE OPEN THE VOTING. COUNCIL MEMBER, HAWKINS. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER PERISH RIGHT? YES. COUNCIL MEMBER ENGEL. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER ACKERSON. MR PRESIDENT, YOU HAVE 24? YES. VOTES THANK YOU. THE ORDINANCES ADOPTED MADAM CLICKER READING ABOUT HIM IS 30 PRESIDENT? YES. VERY BRIEFLY. THANK YOU COLLEAGUES. I APPRECIATE THAT. THAT SHOULD GIVE US AND REALLY GREAT SHAPE.
AND EVEN THOUGH THAT IS OUR THAT'S THE TIME WHEN WE'RE DOWN WHEN THE COUNCIL IS HOW TO HOPE THAT SOME OF YOU MIGHT BE IN TOWN AND BE ABLE TO JOIN ON JUNE 29. THANK YOU. BEFORE WE TELL THEM. I'LL JUST COMMENT FOR THOSE IN THE ROOM. IF YOU NOTICED THE TWO TVS ARE NOT WORKING, BUT WE ARE BROADCASTING . SO JUST F Y I MADAM CLERK READING OF ITEM 30. IN ORDER TO
[30. O-291-23 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 079, SERIES 2023, RELATING TO THE FISCAL YEAR 2023-2024 OPERATING BUDGET, BY TRANSFERRING $10,000.00 FROM THE NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUND (DISTRICT 3) TO THE LOUISVILLE METRO COUNCIL GENERAL OPERATIONS (DISTRICT 3). 1/25/24 Budget Committee Recommended for Approval Action Required By: July 2024 Sponsors: Shameka Parrish-Wright (D-3) ]
AMENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER 079 SERIES 2023 RELATED TO THE FISCAL YEAR 2023 2024 OPERATING BUDGET BY TRANSFERRING $10,000 FROM THE NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUND DISTRICT THREE TO THE LIBERAL METRO COUNCIL GENERAL OPERATIONS DISTRICT THREE READ IN FULL MOTION BY COUNSEL IN THE ARGENTINE E MY COUNSEL IN TIME. IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION COUNSELING BLACKWELL? ACTUALLY KRAMER KRAMER, COUNSELOR CRAMER. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. THIS CAME OUT OF COMMITTEE WITH UNANIMOUS SUPPORT . UM COUNCIL WHEN THEY DIDN'T SEE THREE WANTED TO MAKE AN AMENDMENT. UNFORTUNATELY WE DID NOT TAKE CARE OF THAT FOR HER IN COMMITTEE. AND SO IT'S DIVORCED NIGHT. SHE CAN MAKE THAT ON THE FLOOR. THANK YOU. COUNCILOR IN PARIS, RIGHT? THANK YOU, COUNCILMAN KRAMER. THANK YOU. PRESIDENT AND COLLEAGUES, UM, JUST AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE THE DISTRICT IS TO HELP MY AMAZING TEAM. UM, AND THEY'VE ALREADY BEEN DOING SOME AMAZING WORK, SO I WOULD JUST LIKE TO INCREASE TO MAKE SURE THAT WE CAN COVER THEIR SALARIES. THANK YOU. COULD YOU MAKE THAT IN THE FORM OF AN AMENDMENT OR EMOTION? I ASKED FOR A MOTION TO INCREASE THE FROM 10,000 TO 30,002 TRANSFERRED TO THE OPERATING BUDGET FOR DISTRICT THREE TO BE ABLE TO PAY FOR THE SALARIES FOR MY TEAM. THANK YOU SECONDED. IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION ON THE AMENDMENT HEARING? NONE. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE AYE OPPOSED. THE EYES. HAVE IT THE AMENDED ORDINANCES BEFORE US. IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION HEARING? NONE. THIS ITEM REQUIRES A ROLL CALL. VOTE. MADAM CLERK. PLEASE OPEN THE VOTE. COUNCIL MEMBER PARIS, RIGHT. YES. THANK YOU.COUNCIL MEMBER. BINGO. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER ACKERSON. COUNCIL MEMBER, SIMON THANK YOU, SIR. MR PRESIDENT, YOU HAVE 24? YES VOTES. THANK YOU. THE ORDINANCES ADOPTED MADAM CLERK READING OF ITEM 31. AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE ZONING. THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED AT 68 3 AND 68 05 QL, A
[31. O-279-23 AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE ZONING OF PROPERTIES LOCATED AT 6803 AND 6805 BEULAH CHURCH ROAD CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 86.3 ACRES AND BEING IN LOUISVILLE METRO (CASE NO. 23ZONE0030). 1/23/2024 Planning and Zoning Committee Amended, Recommended for Approval Action Required By: March 16, 2024 Sponsors: Madonna Flood (D-24) ]
CHURCH ROAD CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 86.3 ACRES AND BE A LOCAL METRO CASE NUMBER 23 ZONES 0030 AS AMENDED RED AND FULL MOTION AND SECOND MOTION ACCOUNTS WILL BE ARGENTINA'S SECOND BY COUNCILMAN SIME. IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION? COUNCILWOMAN FLOOD? THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. ZONING CHANGE FROM OUR ARE FOUR TO R FIVE AND R SIX TO SEE ONE LOCATED AT 68 03 AND 68 0 FABULOUS CHURCH ROAD CONTAINING PROPERTY TO BE SPLIT INTO NINE TRACKS. THE PLAN CALLS FOR 5050 LOT SINGLE FAMILY SUBDIVISIONS, 288 UNITS OF MULTI FAMILY HOUSING 184 TOWNHOUSES.[00:35:04]
38,500 SQUARE FOOT OF COMMERCIAL RETAIL, RESTAURANT SPACE AND 127,000 SQUARE FOOT GROCERY AND GAS STATION, THE CENTER OF THE SITE PROPOSALS AND THE MORE DENSE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN THE R SIX ZONING COUNCILMAN HUDSON REQUESTED THAT WE HAD THE STAIN, STAINING BINDING ELEMENT THAT REFERS TO DENSITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN CHANGES, BINDING ELEMENT CHANGES THAT WAS ADOPTED BY COMMITTEE AND IT IS AGAIN IN COUNCILMAN HUDSON'S DISTRICT. HE WOULD PROBABLY LIKE TO ADDRESS US COUNCILMAN HUDSON. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. YES THIS IS A WELCOMED HER DEVELOPMENT IS AS MENTIONED IT COVERS. APARTMENTS DOWN HOMES. SINGLE FAMILY HOMES, HAS A HUGE GROCERY STORE, GAS STATION RESTAURANTS, RETAIL SPACE. UM AND I WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. IS THERE ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION HEARING? NONE. THIS IS AN ORDINANCE. UH, CAREFUL. I APOLOGIZE. I WAS ON THE WRONG ITEM COUNSELOR IN CHAPEL. COUNCILMAN CHAPEL. THANK YOU. UM I THINK THAT THIS WOULD HAVE GONE TO THE CONSENT CALENDAR HAD NOT ISSUED MY VOTE. NO, IT'S ALL CHANGES OWNING GO TO BUSINESS. OKAY THEN, NEVER MIND. BUT I DO WANT TO SAY THAT. I THINK IT WOULD HAVE BEEN UNANIMOUS VOTE HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR MINE. UM AND I JUST WANTED TO SAY THAT I VOTED AGAINST IT BASED ON PRINCIPLE ALONE BECAUSE IT'S A GREAT LOSS OF TREE CANOPY, AND I CANNOT JUSTIFY THE SUBURBAN SPRAWL WHEN WE SHOULD BE CREATING IN FULL DENSITY WITHIN OUR CITY. SO THAT'S WHY I VOTED THE WAY THAT I DID. I DON'T EXPECT TO MAKE ANY BIG DEAL OUT OF IT OR CONVERT ANYONE TO MY SIDE. SO I JUST WANTED TO SAY THAT, BUT THAT'S WHY I'M VOTING UP PRINCIPAL LOANS. SO I WAS A LITTLE STINKER ON THE COMMITTEE. SO I'M GOING TO CONTINUE BEING A LITTLE STINKER RIGHT NOW. THANK YOU. COUNCILOR CHAPMAN AGAIN. APOLOGIES FOR MISSING YOU IN THE QUEUE. NOW. IS THERE ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? HEARING NONE. THIS IS AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING A ROLL CALL VOTE. MADAM CLERK. PLEASE OPEN THE VOTING. COUNCIL MEMBER PARISH, RIGHT. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER ENGEL. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER ACKERSON YES. MR PRESIDENT, YOU HAVE 22 YEARS VOTES AND ONE NO VOTE. THANK YOU. THE ORDINANCES ADOPTED MADAM CLERK READING OF ITEM 32.AND RELATED TO THE ZONING OF PROPERTIES LOCATED A8816, WEST MAINS LIKE ROAD AND PERSONAL,
[32. O-294-23 AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE ZONING OF PROPERTIES LOCATED AT 8816 WEST MANSLICK ROAD AND PARCEL ID NOS. 104905540000 AND 10490070000 CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 11.28 ACRES AND BEING IN LOUISVILLE METRO (CASE NO. 23ZONE0094). 1/23/2024 Planning and Zoning Committee Amended, Recommended for Approval Action Required By: March 7, 2024 Sponsors: Madonna Flood (D-24) ]
PERSONAL I D NUMBERS 10490554. AND 10490070. CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 11.288 ACRES AND BEING ILLEGAL METRO CASE NUMBER 23 ZONE 0094 AS AMENDED, READ IN FULL MOTION AND A SECOND FOR APPROVAL MOTION. ARGENTINA'S SECOND BY COUNCILMAN SIME IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION, COUNCILMAN FLOOD? THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. THIS. MADAM CLERK, YOUR MADAM. FROM CAR FOUR TO OUR 58 88 16 WESTMINSTER CORO CONTAINING 11 ACRES. THE PROPOSAL CALLS FOR 95 MULTI FAMILY FACTORY BUILT HOMES WITH THE SQUARE FOOTAGE RANGING FOR 642 936 SQUARE FOOT IN A GARAGE. THE PLAN CALLS FOR A PLAYGROUND AND A POOL AT THE BEGINNING OF THE DEVELOPMENT BINDING ELEMENT NUMBER EIGHT STIPULATES THAT 10% OF THE UNITS WILL BE BELOW MARK. WILL BE BELOW MARKET AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING THAT DETERMINATION OF SELA RENTAL HAS NOT BEEN DETERMINED AT THIS TIME. BINDING ELEMENT NUMBER NINE WAS ADDED. AND IT SAYS EXISTING DRIVING LANES SHALL BE MODIFIED TO MEET PUBLIC WORK STANDARDS. FINDING ELEMENT NUMBER 10 STEP WAS AS OUR STANDARD BINDING ELEMENT THAT WE ADD IS CHANGED. DEVELOPMENT CHANGE IN BINDING ELEMENTS CHANGE IN THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN, ETCETERA. THOSE WERE BOTH ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY BY THE COMMITTEE. WE ALSO HAVE ANOTHER BINDING ELEMENT THAT WE NEEDED TO ADD AT THIS TIME. I'D LIKE TO CALL ON IF YOU WOULD, MR PRESIDENT, A COUNTY ATTORNEY, TRAVIS FEASTER. THANK YOU, MADAM. CHAIR COUNTY ATTORNEY FEASTER. HELLO EVERYONE TRAVESTIES ASSISTANT COUNTY ATTORNEY, SO THIS WOULD BE A NEW BINDING ELEMENT NUMBER 10 AND WE HAVE MOVED THE EXISTING NUMBER 10 DOWN THE NUMBER 11. WE TRY TO KEEP THAT STANDARD BINDING ELEMENT AS THE LAST FINDING ELEMENTS SO WHOEVER'S LOOKING AT A CASE WILL HOPEFULLY JUMP OUT OF THAT ONE. ANYWAY THE NEW NUMBER 10 WOULD READ AS FOLLOWS AT SUCH TIME THE DEVELOPER TURNS CONTROL OF THE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION OR CONDO ASSOCIATION OVER TO THE HOMEOWNERS. OR CONDO OWNERS. THE DEVELOPER SHALL PROVIDE SUFFICIENT FUNDS TO ENSURE THAT THERE IS NO LESS THAN $3000 CASH IN THE ASSOCIATION'S ACCOUNT. NO ASSOCIATION FUNDS SHALL BE USED BY THE DEVELOPER TO FULFILL EITHER THE DEVELOPERS OBLIGATIONS UNDER PLAN 2040 OR ANY IMPROVEMENT SUBMITTED AS PART OF THE APPROVED DEVELOPMENT PLAN, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO PLANTINGS AND PAVING. NOTWITHSTANDING THE FOREGOING THE ASSOCIATION FUNDS MAY BE USED FOR THE POST CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE OBLIGATIONS OF COMMON ELEMENTS, INCLUDING MAINTENANCE OF OPEN SPACE. A SUBDIVISION PERFORMANCE BOND MAY[00:40:04]
BE REQUIRED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO FULFILL THIS FUNDING REQUIREMENT. HAPPY TO TAKE ANY QUESTIONS. AND I MOVED THAT AMENDMENT PROBABLY PROBABLY MOVED AND SECONDED. IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION ON THE AMENDMENT? HEARING NONE. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE AYE. ANY OPPOSED THE EYES, HAVE IT? THE AMENDED ORDINANCE IS BEFORE US. IS THERE ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION, COUNCILMAN FLOOD? YES, THIS IS AN COUNCILMAN THAT SHAWN'S DISTRICT HE MAY WISH TO ADDRESS US COUNSELOR BATCH ON, JUST LOOK FOR EVERYBODY'S SUPPORT ON THIS PLANNING COMMISSION HAD UNANIMOUS VOTE COMING OUT OF PLANNING COMMISSION. THERE WAS ONE COMPLAINT FROM THE CONSTITUENTS ABOUT TRAFFIC POSSIBILITY. UM CONGESTION BANNING ELEMENTS THAT WE ASKED FOR, HAVE BEEN APPROVED. SO UM AND I THINK THIS ADDRESSES SOME OF OUR AFFORDABLE HOUSING CRISIS IN A SMALLER FACET WITH NO AFFORDABLE HOUSING DOLLARS ON THIS PROJECT, SO I THINK WE'VE COVERED ALL THE BASES HERE. TO MOVE THIS ALONG, SO I'LL ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT. THANK YOU, COUNCILMAN CHAPEL. AS IT PROACTIVELY CALLING ON YOU, JUST IN CASE SO COUNCILWOMAN CHAPEL.FURTHER DISCUSSION DOING HOUSE, MADAM CLERK. PLEASE OPEN THE VOTING. COUNCIL MEMBER PARISH, RIGHT. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER ANGLE. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER ACKERSON.
ARE YOU ABLE TO VOTE ME AND. I MEAN, YES, IT'S COUNCILWOMAN, BUT THANK YOU. WHAT WOULD HAPPEN, MR PRESIDENT, YOU HAVE 24. YES VOTES. THE ORDINANCES ADOPTED. THE NEXT ITEM OF
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BUSINESS IS NEW BUSINESS COLLEAGUES. AS YOU LEAVE THE CHAMBERS, PLEASE DO SO QUIETLY.SO THE CLERK MAY READ NEW BUSINESS. I WOULD ASK THOSE COUNCIL MEMBERS THAT WISH TO MAKE ANNOUNCEMENTS. PLEASE REMAIN IN CHAMBERS AND REQUEST TO SPEAK ON YOUR SYSTEM UNDER ANNOUNCEMENTS. NEW BUSINESS COMPRISES ITEMS 30 THROUGH 33 THROUGH 51 WITH THE CLERK.
PLEASE READ THOSE ITEMS AND THEIR ASSIGNMENT TO A COMMITTEE. RIGHT? YEAH. ITEM 33. THE FINAL LEGISLATION WAS DOWN TO THE BUDGET COMMITTEE ITEM. 33 ORDERS A MILLION ORDERS NUMBER 080 SERIES 2023 RELATING TO THE FISCAL YEAR 2023 2024 CAPITAL BUDGET BAD TRANSFERRING $15,000 FROM DISTRICT. I'M STRAIGHT PROJECT TO A NEW PRODUCT TITLE DEED. 08 NEIGHBORHOOD SPEAK REDUCTION PROBLEM AND 34 MILLION ORDINANCE. 07 NANCY IS 2023 RELATED TO THE FISCAL YEAR 2023 2024 OPERATING BUDGET ORDINANCE, 080 SERIES 2023 RELATING TO THE FISCAL YEAR 2023 2024 CAPITAL BUDGET AND MINUTE WARNINGS NUMBER 16 DAYS THERE WAS 2021 OR 075 SERIES 2022 ORDINANCE 18 TO SYRIA'S 2022 IN ORDERS 177 SERIES 2023 RELATED TO THE VARIOUS ROUNDS AND AMERICAN RESCUE. PLAYING AARP LOCAL FISCAL RECOVERY FUNDING OF THE VARIOUS LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS TO ADDRESS TO CONTINUE IMPACT COVID 19 ON THE ECONOMIC, PUBLIC SECTOR, PUBLIC HEALTH, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS BY I DIDN'T FIND AND SELECT AARP FUNDED PROJECTS TO SWAP WITH ELIGIBLE FISCAL YEAR 2023 2024 PUBLIC SAFETY OPERATING EXPERTISE EXPENDITURES AS ALLOWED BY THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY FOREIGN LEGISLATION WAS SENT TO ACTIVE COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, HOUSING, HEALTH AND EDUCATION COMMUNITY EDITOR AND FABRICE WHICH URGENTLY UNITED STATES CONGRESS AND PRESIDENT ACCOMPLICES, ILFORD CEASEFIRE IN THE PAKISTAN AND ISRAEL. THE PROBLEM LEGISLATION WAS SOCIETY GOVERNMENT OVERSIGHTIT APPOINTMENTS. COMMITTEE ITEM. 36 ARREST THOSE TWO INITIATIVES DESTINATION TO LOCAL METRO HOUSING AUTHORITY. THE FOLLOWING WAS CENTRAL LABOR, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND PREPARATIONS GETTING COMMITTEE ITEM 37 THE ORDERS APPROPRIATE IN $2000 FROM DISTRICT 14 NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS THROUGH THE APP STORE MANAGEMENT ABOUT IT TO JEFFERSON CANADA PUBLIC EDUCATION FOUNDATION IN CORPORATE FOR THE PURCHASE OF DID YOU JUST SAY JUST IN TOWN ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL? ITEM 38 AT ORDNANCE. APPROPRIATE NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER $2000 FROM DISTRICT TO THROUGH THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET TO MENTAL HEALTH. NO. AND YOU AND CORPORATE FOR ITS MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS SERIOUS AND NOT VERY IS WITHIN LOCAL METRO GOVERNMENT. 39 IN ORDERS APPROPRIATE NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER $25,000 FROM DISTRIBUTING TO THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET TO DUSTY'S RIGHT RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND MIRACLE FOUNDATION, INCORPORATE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF FULLY ACCESSIBLE PLAYGROUND IN DISTRICT 18. I DON'T 40 IN ORDER TO APPROPRIATE NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS IN THE FOLLOWING MINISTER 1005 $100 FOR THIS YEAR 21 1500 DISTRICT. 15 1000 FROM DISTRICT 24 500 THIS YEAR GRADE 250 FROM DISTRICT ONE THROUGH THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET TO PRESTON AREA
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BUSINESS ALLIANCE AND CORPORATE OPERATING FUNDS TO PAY IS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.ADMINISTRATIVE UNIMPORTANT ONE AND ORDERS APPROPRIATED NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS AND FOLLOWING AROUND 10,000. THAT'S WHAT DISTRICT 13 TO THE METRO PARKS FOR THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PRODUCTION, TALENT STAGE AND THE SOUND FOR THE ANNUAL FORCE. THIS BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL 42 AND AT ONE, IT'S APPROPRIATE $22,762.35 FROM NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT WAS IN THE PARLIAMENT 1006, $100 AND $9609.50 NATIONALS FROM EACH DISTRICT, 1118 TO 2022 TO THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT BUDGET TO DIGESTION TOWN FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT. THE RESPONSE VEHICLE TO EIGHT IN EMERGENCY RESPONSE FOR THE PROBLEMS OF FOR SPORT AND SURROUNDING RURAL AREAS. 43 ORDERS APPROPRIATE $13,500 FROM NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS PARLIAMENT AT 11,500 FROM DISTRICT IN IN 1000 FOR EACH DIRECTION, SCRIPT 11 THROUGH THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET TO LOCAL AND STATE PARKS, SERVICES AND CORPORATE FOR THE COST OF A LAND SURVEY OF FOUR PROCESS TO THE LAND, INCLUDING THE CYNICAL PARK. THE FOREIGN LEGISLATION WAS SOCIETY DEPENDENCE ON THE COMMITTEE, 44 IN ORDER TO RELATE TO THE ZONING PROPERTY. LOCATED 1137 THESTREET CONTAINER PROCESS AND 0.06 ACRES AND BEING IN LOUISVILLE. METRO CASE NUMBER 23 ZONES 0123 AND 45 IN ORDER TO RELATE TO THE ZONING OF THE PROPERTY, LOCATED 20 TO 30 FUTURE AVENUE CONTINUE APPROXIMATELY 0.84 ACRES AND BEING IN LOVE A METRO CASE NUMBER 23 ZONE, 0128. 46 A RESOLUTION DIRECTING NAME WAS COMMISSIONED STUFF TO BEGIN TO LAND WAS TO REVIEW PROCESS FOR HISTORIC WILMA'S FRENCH LOCATED AT 3197 3RD STREET, DECEMBER RESOLUTION DIRECTOR LANDMARKS COMMISSION TO STEP AGAIN LIMOS REVIEW PROCESS WITH HISTORIC EVENT MANUAL STADIUM LOCATED 1230 EAST BURNETT STREET, 48 ARRESTED THOSE ROOM DIRECT LEMOS COMMISSION TO STEP BEGINNING.
LAND WATCH REVIEW PROCESS FOR THE HISTORIC YEAR QUEST TO THEATER LOCATED AT 1 1000 OF THE THEATER. THE RESOLUTION REQUESTED THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO RULE THE METRO.
LAND DEVELOPMENT CO. REGULATIONS WITH TWO WITH REGARDS TO HOMELESS SHELTERS IN CRISIS SHELTER. THE FOREIGN LEGISLATION WAS CENTERED PUBLIC SAFETY 50. THAT'S A MINUTE THE LOWER METRO CODE OF ORDERS SECTION 72.062 CONCERNING VISAS. STONE AT VEGAS TOTAL OVER METRO GOVERNMENT TOLD LION 51 A RESOLUTION OTHERWISE IN THE MATCH, ACCEPT ANY 1000. $200 TO THE FUNDING FROM THE BUREAU OF JUSTICE ASSISTANCE BJ A THROUGH THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY CAPACITY BUILDING GRANT PROGRAM TO BE ADMINISTERED IN LOUISVILLE. METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT WRITING FOR. THANK YOU. NEXT. WE HAVE ANNOUNCEMENTS . AH, ANYONE WANTED TO GIVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT? COUNCILOR PARIS
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RIGHT DO YOU WANT TO GIVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT? I CAN'T TELL EXACTLY. I'M JUST LISTENING.THANK YOU. AH SEEING NO ANNOUNCEMENTS THAT CONCLUDES OUR MEETING. OUR NEXT COUNCIL
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MEETING IS SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY. 15TH 2024 6 PM WITH NO FURTHER BUSINESS DISCUSSED WITHOUT OBJECTION. WE STAND ADJOURNED.* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.