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yn anrheiniad ar gyfer ymdrechion Yn ystod y dysgu rydych chi wedi'i dweud y bydd ystafellau dynol ddim yn anrheiniad ar gyfer ymdrechion Yn ystod y dysgu rydych chi wedi'i dweud y bydd ystafellau dynol ddim yn anrheiniad ar gyfer ymdrechion Yn ystod y dysgu rydych chi wedi'i dweud y bydd ystafellau dynol ddim yn anrheiniad ar gyfer ymdrechion Yn ystod y dysgu rydych chi wedi'i dweud y bydd ystafellau dynol ddim yn anrheiniad ar gyfer ymdrechion Yn ystod y dysgu rydych chi wedi'i dweud y bydd ystafellau dynol ddim yn anrheiniad ar gyfer ymdrechion all right okay thank you thank you all right do we have any public comment if not we'll bring it back to the committee madam chair i move for continuance of pln mj sub 24 11 hoover and ford philpot evangelistic association to the next subdivision committee meeting okay it's been moved and second all in favor all right we're unanimous thank you okay we're going to go ahead and move forwards um the next plan you should have a revised copy of some new conditions on this property this is pln mjdp 2073 liberty road service center um this is located out off of liberty road new circle road is out a little further this way um they're coming in and they're wanting to to um create office um offices for um i'm just drawing blank it's an office project there we go i'm sorry i was trying to advance it so you see liberty road here and they have a new driveway with circulation in the rear we have additional parking spaces on either side of the driveway we have a large detention area back here in the back um this has been approved um and then the the applicant it never was signed so the applicant is asking for reapproval with this revised plan we have our typical sign-off conditions um one of the major issues on this was this stormwater detention um as far as um the maintenance on this on this this lot here um then we had um sorry um provide outdoor lighting plan per article 30 and then addition of dimensions of landscape buffer adjacent to vehicle use area on the previous plan they were showing um all compact spaces along here and they revised it and now they've made them a standard 18 foot depth but we still want to verify that they still have the vehicle use area buffer between the parking and the property line um they don't have a dimension there so we're just curious to make sure that they still meet the minimum requirements there um the the retention detention stormwater area has been a discussion with engineering and at this time it's understood that there's still some concerns and issues that need to be resolved before for the maintenance on this so i'll open it to you all to see if you all have any other comments or questions yes i mean i can comment on the issues that we're having um on the final development plan they carried over a note from the preliminary plans that said you know stormwater management would be resolved at final development plan and we've not been able to come to an agreement and how they're going to meet the stormwater manual requirements um there's there's been the that basin's been non-compliant for a long time and um the solution they proposed was was to basically maintain it as is and not bring it up to standards and so we've not been able to come to an agreement on how they're going to manage their stormwater on site am i correct that that area floods a lot down in there along liberty road somewhere along in there i know they have major outside of new circle there is um no i'm thinking inside inside yeah well at any rate technical committee approved this with the uh condition that the stormwater plan gets resolved so you're you're okay with our moving ahead with that well you've already approved it three times yes and they keep they keep saying well i think the issue is that um they need everybody meets the stormwater manuals the stormwater manuals have their own relief valve appeal process that doesn't involve the planning commission because it's an engineering requirement right they need to follow that process if they want to appeal through the division of engineering it's not something the planning commission can waive okay so we're okay to what i'm trying to say is are we okay to go ahead and reapprove this if we've got this issue hanging out there and you're saying there's a separate process right we can approve it and they understand they everyone has to meet the stormwater manuals right we they apply to everyone and if there's relief they need they follow the process that's established in that manual okay any other questions for staff do we have the applicant good morning zach kato billings law firm i'm here for the applicant basically the history on this you just heard is correct it's been approved several times there is an engineering challenge on this property one clarification is the non-compliance was not for my client was from a prior owner so we're trying to solve this issue that we didn't create um but we still got to solve it and right now the engineering team is working on a proposal that i think is going to satisfy engineering based on feedback we've received uh previously um um the applicant unfortunately is on jury duty um so that's interfering with making final decisions and things excuse me but you know it's an engineering requirement um so we've got to deal with it so the fact is this is a resolved condition we know we're going to have to resolve it we're working on that we may end up asking for a postponement next week to have more time to do that especially if it's going to require uh changes to the plan itself we'll cross that bridge when we come to it but we we understand we've got to get this resolved and we're working on it so um if you have any questions i'll be happy to try to answer them i just have a recommendation if you while you're taking this extra time to answer these questions and you did so you may postpone please work on getting the number of um okay we're down to 13 okay good 15 okay thank you good i saw the 22 and was going to recommend get those conditions on i think 15 is manageable thank you yeah i think quite a few of these were cleanup things that have been addressed and we've got a few more um similar more than cleanup but um we're working on those any other questions for the applicant all right thank you thank you do we have any public comment not let's bring it back to committee i'll go with the staff's recommendation and make a recommendation this a motion for approval for pln mjdp 24-90 no 24-73 20-73 20-73 thank you very much i had the wrong paperwork all right second okay it's been moved and seconded for reapproval all in favor all right we're unanimous so all right moving along our next plan is mjdp 24-94 alesford subdivision holy spirit newman center located at 320 rose street rose is up here at the top actually i believe that's rose rose lane and rose streets over this area a little bit euclid's to the north on the plan a little bit farther um this property is owned r2 the purpose of this amendment is to allow the removal of a portion of the existing building to be replaced with a larger addition and upgrades to patio and sidewalks the applicants submitted a revised plan and in your packet you have revised conditions what we what we still have is uh to denote all buildings paving signs fences walls and retaining walls that are depicted described or required on this development plan should be required to require a separate review and building permit from division building inspection prior to construction and to provide a lighting plan per article 30 of the zoning ordinance and then on the final note is to discussion item how note 12 from the preliminary development plan is resolved and that note is information regarding the plan for stormwater management and information related to the resolution of the proposed building addition conflict with the existing sanitary sewer and will be provided at the time of the final development plan and um just for information this is the existing building and the proposed addition is this area here i believe there's the existing building there's part of that in where the addition is going to go so they're going to demo that and then construct an addition um and with that i open it up to you all for questions or comments all right we have any questions for staff not let's hear from the applicant if you get back and forward okay the greens thank you keenan palmer with carmen um landscape architect on this project and is there any other questions you all might have um we've we're in progress of getting the lighting plan as a supplemental plan to uh technical staff for review and then um the stormwater management we are not increasing impervious and so we're trying to tie into the existing we don't need any further detention on site okay have any questions for the applicant all right thank you any public any public comment being done let's bring it back to committee thank you i'm pretending i'm tom i used to live in the house right across the street before the newman center bought it so this is familiar territory we used to go over on saturday mornings and get doughnuts and coffee so all right madam chair i move for approval of plnm jdp 2494 aylsford subdivision holy spirit newman's center with the attached 15 conditions 14 condition and i think for 14 we can have um carmen resolve that and it either may be a note that needs to be put on the plan or a discussion with engineering about the um conflicts okay so how do you want to word that just change discuss to resolve okay all right with the 14 conditions changing discuss to resolve all right it's been moved and seconded all those in favor i'm unanimous okay we're moving forward on page three of the agenda we're moving to plnm jdp 2499 gibbons property outlight seven for seven brews we are located out here off of georgetown in citation this is the gibbons property where we've been working for quite a while now lately to fill out all the lots this is our publics down here and as you can see all the outlots coming around uh we have one outlot here that's city barbecue the guys have already approved we're just waiting to get the development plan signed and then we have the last two outlots here this one is located on the corner of citation and georgetown and with that um we have the standard first 12 are just our typical sign up uh sign off conditions we have quite a bit of cleanup conditions um just we were talking about corner lots i'm just going to go back real quick talking about corner lots and how you cannot have vehicle use in the front yard um so i spoke with the engineer and he said that this was going to be their front yard over here on georgetown so that he has pulled back the vehicle use area back behind the front line of the building so that's how you know we were just talking about that i just wanted to explain on this one they had done that um the other side on citation um since we have to meet the front yard setback and make sure the vehicle use screening is not in the front yard it does on this one but over here this is a side yard so i just wanted to clarify that but as you can see we have um quite a bit of cleanup conditions um we have a new standard site box site statistics box this is in the royal springs wellhead protection committee or area and has to be reviewed by the committee we have to have something denoted on the plan as to when they do and if there are any additional conditions that need to be resolved clarify area of amendment correct boundaries of lots six and seven um just prior to um whoops just prior to these last two lots being submitted there was a consolidation plat which changed the property boundaries um ever so slightly um so the property boundary comes up this way there's just this wedge that was added to the adjacent property so we need to have that clarified because actually the parking and the proposed on this plan crosses over the property line to pick construction vehicle access to pick the location street cross sections of plan face addition of street cross sections per the plat there was a couple additions clarified on the record plat so we need to make sure that that's clarified on this also um easements with dash lines addition of a note from the previous plan that was denoting natural gas line is not located on this property and we had that on the previous plans and for whatever reason it was dropped off the plan uh clear from clarify information for approval on outlot as i said we've been working to get all these plans signed so we still have at this current time a few outlots that have not been recorded so we need to make sure that when they come in before this plan can get signed that we have all the development plans that have been recorded have been signed make sure we have all that information on this plan before they submit it um lighting plan uh discuss compliance with article 16 18 20 and 30 16 like i said was the corner part of that was the corner lot which i believe now after being told by the applicant how this front yard setback works um but these were new with the ordinance and we want to make sure that they meet those conditions discuss the approved square footage lot coverage in the b3 prior to june 27 2024 when this um when the plan originally came in they were approved for 7 000 square feet on this corner lot and currently they're coming in with a proposal for 800 square feet so as far as with the lot coverage we are gone totally in the other direction um and not sure how they can come close to what was previously approved um we've been on the understanding they can have the same same number of square footage that was approved on the previous plan and they can increase it but they cannot decrease it this one's showing quite a bit of decrease on the lot um so with that i open it to you all for any other comments or questions my comment is um this is the reason that i proposed the zoda to look into that requirement and some of the possible consequences as it relates to b3 which its intent is to increase economic viability so just a statement that this is a we're going to see a lot of this and i'm excited to see what um staff's able to put together on um looking into that so thank you you any other questions for staff if not we'll hear from the applicant madam chair members of the subdivision committee i'm fred easteridge with vision engineering we would like to continue our postponement this request and we we want to meet with staff to try to work some of this out we knew we're trying to we're going to we know we need to go to the royal spring wethead wellhead protection committee and we'll arrange that and do that but as uh mr nickel said this um light coverage thing is a problem and we'd like to meet with staff and see what we can do to work it out because seven brew wants to go here and they have small buildings so we would like to continue and ask for a postponement at this time to see if we can sit down with staff and try to work something out all right that makes sense okay thank you all right any any other questions for the applicant good all right thank you sir uh any public comment if not let's bring it back to the committee i'll make a motion to postpone plnm jdp 24-99 gibbons property out lots outlot 7 second i'm sorry moved and second all in favor we're unanimous thank you all right the next um plan on our agenda um mjdp 24-100 um hamburg east lot 4c it's firebirds wood fired grill this is a different firebird uh located at 2400 polo club boulevard uh the purpose of this amendment is to revise the building footprint square footage parking and vehicular circulation on lot 4c um there is the requirement for posting of a sign and an affidavit um this property is zone cc there have been revised plans submitted and in your packet you should have revised conditions uh they're the standard um there are 12 standard conditions they've worked on some cleanup stuff uh what remains is uh update the tree protection plan and tree inventory for lot c um denote exactions to the approval of the division of planning provide a lighting plan per article 30 of the zoning ordinance and um they've submitted a submitted we know we don't have it yet they need to record a consolidation plat for the lot line change that they're proposing with this uh plan uh prior to certification and the proposed consolidation much must match the limits of the previously approved development plan in this area right here they they've changed the lot line from the the original submittal it was showing going up the middle of the drive aisles and after discussing it with them they've um moved this proposal to closely match the uh previous previously approved plan but not exactly there's a little uh gap right here between their proposed lot line and the previous plan which would leave part of the one of the properties out of any approved plan so we just want them to clean that line up and with that i'll open it up for any questions or comments questions for staff okay if not let's hear from the applicant madam chair and members of the subdivision committee i'm fred eastridge again with vision engineering we will be filing a consolidation plan on that to consolidate that little strip of land so that the entrance will work out and i would like to ask for approval as recommended by the trc on this okay any questions can i add something so this looks like a corner lot because conservation way is an access easement but they really only have frontage on one public street which is polo club so they are not being right um required to meet the article 16 corner lot provision so i just want to explain that although it may look like a corner lot because it's an access easement we're not it's not a public street the way the ordinance reads frontage is or your lot you become a corner lot when you have frontage on public or private streets so okay fred i've got a question on the revised plan that you submitted you mentioned the lower But where a majority of those parking stalls were 15 and a half feet, which would be compact. Is that the intent to have that high number of compact parking stalls? I'll check. We're permitted 33%. Okay. So I'll check it and see. Okay. Okay, Steve. Okay. Okay. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Any public comment? All right. Committee. Madam Chair, I move for approval of PLMJDP 24100 Hamburg East. Second. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Second. All right. It's been moved and second. All in favor? Unanimous. All right. Moving on down the agenda. The next plan is MJDP 25-1 GDK Farm, LLC Turner property located at 54 47 Tates Creek Road. The purpose of this plan is to develop nine single family residential lots and 20 townhomes. This property is zoned R3. It's located along Tates Creek Road, fronts the property to the north and see if I can remember this. I think Brandon East is just to the south, comes out on Tates Creek Road. So it isn't on the corner, but it's just north of that. The Jessamine County line is this bottom part of the development and the development itself actually extends into Jessamine County. And we've received plans from Jessamine County to see how everything ties in together. And particularly the stormwater detention is just over the county line on the Jessamine side. So we requested some information on that just to make sure that that's what was occurring. We have 13 standard sign-offs. Let's see. I don't have revised for this one, do I? And then to denote the purpose of the plan, amend the site statistics to utilize standard site statistics box, provide a lighting plan for the townhome area per Article 30 of the zoning ordinance. And then provided the planning commission finds the use of the access easements for sole access and frontage is appropriate for lots 10 through 29. And to denote the timing of the sanitary sewer improvements relative to pump station capacity per note 22 on the preliminary development plan, update driveways for townhomes to meet Article 16.5B. And then two discussion items discuss stormwater detention per note 21 on the preliminary development plan and discuss resolution of access to Tate's Creek Road per note 23 on the preliminary development plan. Okay. Do we have any other questions for staff? If not, we'll hear from the applicant. Good morning again. Zach Cato of Billings Law Firm for the applicant. We did not have revisions submitted yet, but there is a revised plan addressing a lot of these are cleanup conditions and small things. Those will be addressed. The bigger items I'll just comment on very quickly on the stormwater. The stormwater that's offsite, it's actually onsite. It's on the same property. This farm is in kind of split between Fayette County and Jessamine County. Excuse me. So the stormwater is going on the applicant's property under our control, being developed at the same time. There's a parallel plan in Jessamine County that's going to be heard by their planning commission Tuesday night. That's a final plan. So they're aware, they know what the plan is. And that's how we're dealing with this. There will be stormwater easement maintenance agreements recorded. So for a long term to make sure that these are taken care of. So that's how that's going to be addressed. As far as timing of the pump station, the existing pump station can't be used for this development. There have been discussions with various people in engineering, I think, at different levels of water quality about tying in this project with the improvements that are coming along Tate's Creek. And they've had discussions about coordinating that. That's all going to fit together. The revised plan is going to have a note and I think show some of the proposed on that. But that has been addressed. So that is that's in hand. And lastly, the proposed access on Tate's Creek, it's in the same location as currently will have to get an encroachment permit from the transportation cabinet. But that's where the current access is. That's what we're that's what we're showing. So we will have some revisions for the planning commission to review that clean up some of these things. If you have any questions, I'll be happy to try to answer them. We have any questions for the applicant? No. No questions. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Any public comment? Being done, let's bring it back to committee. I'll recommend approval for PLN MDDP 25-1, GDK farm LLC Turner property. With the 20 conditions. Second. All right. It's been moved and seconded for approval. All those in favor? Aye. Unanimous. Yes, our next item is the Gibbons property outlot six for Wendy's. And this item has some of the similar issues that the seven brew lot does, so that we've met with the applicant and they are interested in revising their plan and coming back to technical committee in March. So we just ask you to postpone that for now. Okay. That sounds good. All right. So we can just move for postponement right now. Okay. Madam chair, I move for postponement of PLN MDDP 25-2, Gibbons property outlot six, Wendy's until after the technical committee, right? March. All right. All right. It's been moved and seconded. All in favor? Aye. Unanimous. Okay. Our next plan is MDDP 25-3, secure justice property unit six, polo club center lot one. At 2945 polo club lane. This is zone CC. The purpose of this amendment is to revise lot one and change the proposed use from town homes commercial to commercial only. And this plan requires the posting of a sign and an affidavit of such. The applicant has submitted plans, but we haven't it wasn't in time for us to be able to review it before this committee meeting. So we there will be revised plans. They've been working on some cleanup stuff and some other things. Oh, that's the zoom in. They have shown some changes to the parking. But we'll get into that more and look into what they provided and work with them. The 13 standard sign offs and then to denote scale and correct graphic scale to match, provide expansionary master plan compliance letter, amend the site statistics to utilize standard site statistics table, depict the vehicular use area perimeter buffer per article 18-3A2 of the zoning ordinance, denote the bearings and distance for all lots in this development, denote the height of proposed structures and feet, depict compliance with article 18-3B of the zoning ordinance, denote exactions to the approval of the division of planning, denote building lines on lot one, provide a lighting plan per article 30 of the zoning ordinance, discuss compliance with article 23A-9K4 of the zoning ordinance, discuss the proximity of the northern access point and circulation onto lot one, and discuss submission of infrastructure and expansion area master plan compliance statements. And with that, I'll open it up for comments or questions. Questions for staff? All right. Thank you. Applicant? Thank you. I'm Josh Cecil with NJL on behalf of the applicant. Like Chris stated, we did submit plans. The paper copies didn't get delivered until yesterday, but we did move back the buildings. We put in an elevation change for the vehicle use, plus we've added a sidewalk connectivity. I think we've addressed all the comments to date, as well as the staff comments that were on Acela. Any other questions right now? Questions for the applicant? Thank you. Thank you. Any public comment? All right, come in. After hearing that from the applicant, I don't see any other way but to postpone, so I'm making a recommendation, a motion to postpone PLM NJDP 25-3, Sakura Justice Property Unit 6. Second. It's been moved and seconded. All in favor? Aye. All right. We're unanimous. We're going to move down the agenda. We're going to, it starts on page 6 and goes on to page 7. This is PLM NJDP 25-4 for the Great House property, the Village of Great Acres. This one here, the property is located off of Lee's Town Road, down here at the bottom. We have apartments, townhomes, and some other businesses along the front here, along Lee's Town Road. This plan is actually in just so that they can add additional building square footage for their clubhouse and to remove the number required on the townhomes. With that, we have our typical sign-off conditions. We have our general note that building inspection is asking them to add to all plans. We need to depict location of construction vehicles, additional street cross-section for Madison River Road, addition of tree inventory. They show us that they are listing 105 trees, not sure if those trees are in the development or long, whoops, we have a large area here. We're not sure where those trees are located. The site statistics box to utilize standard box, and then provide lighting plan for per Article 30 of the zoning ordinance. With that, I open it to you all to see if there's any other comments or questions. Questions for staff? All right, thank you, we'll hear from the applicant. Hi, Tony Barrett with Barrett Partners here on behalf of Great House Property. I don't have anything further to add, so if you have any questions, I can help. All right, any questions for the applicant? All right, thank you. Any public comment? Seeing none, let's bring it back to committee. Madam Chair, I move for approval of PLNMJDP 25-4, Great House Property, the Village at Great Acres with the attached 12 conditions. All right, it's been moved and seconded. All those in favor? Unanimous. All right, staff. Okay, we're moving down the agenda, but we have revised conditions on this plan. You should have that in your package. This is MJDP 25-5, Denton Farms, Unit 2, Lot 1. This is Richmond Road, right before the old Richmond Road. They are proposing, at one time they had multifamily buildings throughout this whole area, and now they're coming back and they're removing several buildings and putting in townhome units. There's 34 townhome units that's going to be at the entrance part for Elderslie Park. This is Richmond Road down here. So they're just revising the type of dwelling unit to attach single-family dwelling units. With that, you can see they've done some cleanups. We just had a couple conditions left to talk about. The first 11 are typical sign-offs, improved plan legibility for the conditional zoning notes, addition of tree inventory to be preserved. So a couple areas where there is some tree inventory or tree protection areas, and we don't know what kind of trees they have in there. Denote exactions to the approval of the Division of Planning. This is located outside the expansion area. Provide lighting plan per Article 30. Provided Planning Commission makes a finding for the compliance for the expansion area master plan. Provide the Planning Commission approves a waiver for lot frontage and access for units 12 through 31. Denote the 50-foot buffer along Richmond Road per conditional zoning. It's in the conditional zoning notes, but there's nothing labeled. They have a couple different dash lines down here, and we're not sure if one of these needs to be labeled as far as the buffer area. And discuss compliance with Article 23A for garage setbacks along Ellerslie Park Boulevard. In the ordinance, it states it needs to be a 25-foot setback for the driveways for the garages. So as you can see here along Ellerslie, we believe this area here is the garage, and so we need to make sure that that's 25-foot setback per the ordinance. They're showing a 20-foot building line, which then makes that building sit right on top, and per the ordinance, it's been changed to 25-foot. It's always been 25. I'm sorry. It's always been 25. In the expansion area, we've been adding that note to make sure that people know that there's a 25-foot setback because it wasn't being shown correctly. And it's just for the garage itself. The structure can actually be in front of 25, but the garage has to be 25 or behind for front-facing units. All right. Thank you. Any questions for staff? All right. Applicant? Thank you. Tony Barrett with behalf of Denton Farms. Really don't have a whole lot to add. We'll push those units back to 25 feet so that we meet that. And then we're fine with the 50-foot buffer. It's just not labeled. And then the waiver, what we'd like to do is have that. We'll have to file a final record plat to create the lots, and I think we could request the waiver with the plat. So if we could just go with that understanding, we'd be fine with that. This is just to refresh my memory question. In terms of revising the building types on unit two, lot one, when we saw this last, what were the number of multifamily units and townhomes? Do you remember? It was 95, 96 condos and no townhouses in this area. So we've reduced the number of the condos and substituted with the townhouses. Thank you. There's no change in the total number. And then if I could, change 19 from discuss to either resolve or definitively move back. So resolve is appropriate. Yes, we can resolve. You can change discuss to resolve on 19. And then on number 17, if you'll just put in a note that you are going to seek a waiver at the next stage. Yeah, you'll just have to come to the commission then for that waiver, right? So whether you wait now or come then, it's up to you all. All right, thank you. All right, thank you. And I believe we have comment on this, public comment on this. Yes, ma'am. Good morning. My name is Dave Osborne. I'm the immediate past president of the HOA of Ellerslie, and I'm a current resident there. I'd like to address specifically conditions five and 20. Five is the urban forestry, and 20 is the height and elevation of the buildings in feet. Let me put this in context. Here is the green. Uh-oh, hit the wrong one. Okay. The green is not working. All right. These are all townhomes in here, existing townhomes. Can you take the mic with you so people listening can hear? I'm not a veteran of this. That's okay. Let's see this. Okay. These are all townhomes existing. They're the newest part of our community right now. Along Tatton Park and Grassland, they're all single-family homes, two-story tall. Down Ellerslie Park Boulevard over here, this is the main entrance. It's one way in, one way out of Ellerslie. These are all single-family, two-story homes. And so what I'd like, just for your knowledge, took these pictures here. This is standing in the townhome area looking across the detention basin. On the plat that the developer shows, it says remove existing trees. These are the existing trees that will be removed. It's quite a tree stand that's going down along the detention basin where currently buildings one and two will be and the townhomes that go down 22 to 27. So that's this tree line. I know number five is the urban forestry plan. There's not much green space in there. The concern is how many trees are going to be put back in this and comply with the urban forestry plan. The second thing is number 20. As I said, building three at the corner of Tatton Park and Ellerslie Park Boulevard, that is one of the, I highlighted it here in yellow, it's one of the highest points in the community. And in fact, the community fountain sits at that intersection. The terrain at that point is about 10 feet above street level. And so the concern when I look at number 20, it says give the buildings in feet. I would recommend that it be building above street level in feet because if they're put on top of the current soil, they will dwarf the surrounding homes with the size of the building. So these are projected to be two-story buildings, condo buildings that currently sits at 10 feet tall and they're surrounded by two-story single-family homes. We don't know this, but we've been told there will be parking garages underneath these buildings if that, then we could imagine what the height of that. So the concern is the height above street level of the finished product and the urban forestry plan. Do you have any questions? I don't think anybody have any questions. All right. Well, thank you so much. Thank you. Okay. Any other comments from the public? All right. Bring it back to the committee. Can we get Mr. Barrett to address that question? Or Mr. Barlett? Or whoever. The height of the building, the multifamily buildings, really any of the buildings in that zone is 35 feet is the maximum. So whether they choose to put parking underneath and then two stories above, it's 35 is still the maximum. Is that from street level? No, it's measured at the ground around the building. So I think they can address whether they're grading the property in any way. Well, there will be grading. To make the slide, Bill, have you looked? For Building 3, there's no parking garage proposed under that one. For Buildings 1 and 2, there are. Could you state your name? Sorry. I'm Michael Barlett with Commonwealth Designs. Thank you. Will there be any grading? I don't know. Yes, there will be grading. So what will be the finished height from street level? We haven't gotten to that detail yet. The height of the building is by code, by zoning, based on the surrounding ground around it, not an otherwise defined location on the property. Can you address the first question about the removal of the tree stand? I mean, my recollection is usually what goes back in per the urban forester is denser than what was there before. But can you address that? I met with Eric on site before filing the plan, and there's a couple of ‑‑ and he was agreeable with the plan to remove that fence row. The bulk of the fence row, the trees are interwoven with the woven wire fence, so they're impacted by that wire fence. And then beyond that is honeysuckle and volunteer pears. So the honeysuckle and the pears kind of make up the bulk of the fence row. Also, when the current plan proposed the removal of this fence row, and also I think, Judy, maybe you were on the planning commission when this was zoned? Yeah. It was quite a complex and comprehensive rezoning, and the property was looked at in total. And there were areas designated for tree protection and tree preservation at that time, and this is our last developable site. So there were other areas that were deemed to be higher value to protect at that time, and that has been carried through with the plan. Thank you. All right. Thank you. All right. I guess we're still at the committee, so it's your pleasure. I'll make a recommendation for approval of PLN MJDP 25-5 Denton Farms Unit 2, Lot 1, with a couple of changes in the 19 conditions. Condition 18, it says denote 50-foot buffer along Richmond Road per conditional zoning restrictions, and I just wanted to note that there will be a waiver request. And 19, change discussed to resolve. Second. All right. It's been moved and seconded. All in favor? All right. Where are your names? All right. Now we're moving on to zoning development plans. The first one is MJDP 24-86 Covey Ridge Development, Lot 4, located at 125 Cane Break. This property is located on Cane Break here, just north of Athens Boonesboro, and I-75 is out in this area. This is in conjunction with a zone change request for this property from B-5P to Lot Industrial. The purpose is to depict an indoor storage facility for large recreational vehicles near the interstate. There are six standard sign-offs, and then the applicant has submitted a plan, and we've discussed it, but it wasn't in time to get revised comments. So he's done some of the cleanup on that, and we've discussed these items, but they're basically to denote no building permits shall be issued unless and until a final development plan is approved by the planning commission, verify the plan is printed to scale, provide dimensions on cross-sections, depict zone-to-zone landscape buffer per Article 18 of the zoning ordinance, depict the existing tree canopy, amend purpose of plan to include reference to plan supporting zone change requests from B-5P to I-1, denote the existing zoning for Lot 4 in the site statistics box, depict parking per Article 16 of the zoning ordinance, denote addresses on all lots, denote height of building and feet, denote plan type as preliminary development plan, and to discuss the place builder criteria on the site. The applicant's depicting a 5,800-square-foot building with associated access point and paved area. There's also an existing detention basin coming off the adjacent lot to the north. With that, I will open it up for comments or questions. Okay. Do we have any questions for staff? This is just more curiosity. Is this in the area that the small area plan is going to address? Well, this is in one of our new expansion areas, so this is Area 5, but the section of the Blue Sky Rural Activity Center that's going to be subject to that updated small area plan is actually outside of this. So this was included in the master planning efforts, and later on this afternoon we'll talk a little bit more about kind of what that looks like and what we're wanting to get out of that. But I can go ahead and hit the place builder information while we have it. Because it's located kind of within that Blue Sky area, close proximity to the interstate and some other major transportation corridors, the industrial type use that they're looking to place here would be something that we could recommend within place builder. It is also called for within that urban growth master plan for flex industrial type uses. So it's pretty much in line with that. The one thing that wasn't provided any information on was any public outreach efforts. So in the zoning staff report, a lot of it is just seeking further information or clarification, really on how this relates to those master plan efforts, as well as if there's been any kind of talks with the surrounding areas, surrounding property owners, et cetera. But this area, it's really only two or three parcels that are really kind of in close connection. There are a couple commercial uses, industrial uses in Blue Sky. And then as you go up Cane Break, we've got more of an agricultural type context. But any questions about that? We'll go into more detail later on this afternoon in the zoning committee. Any questions for staff? All right. Thank you. Thank you. All right, do we have an applicant? I'm David Samacar, architect, owner, developer. Any questions you might have? Do we have any questions? Looks like we don't. Thank you. Any public comment? All right, thank you, sir. All right, we'll bring it back to committee. Chair, I move for approval of PL&M JDP 2486, Covey Ridge Development, lot four, with the attached 18 conditions. Second. This has been moved and seconded. All in favor? Aye. Unanimous. Okay, we're going to move down the agenda. We're on page eight. This is PL&M JDP 256, Woodward Heights, Cheek and Taylor Properties. We're located at the corner of High Street and Madison. There's two existing structures right now. This is a zone change to go from an R2 two-family home to a B2B. They're proposing to use these as a business, so they're removing them as the residential and putting offices in these structures. With that, we have our typical sign-offs, and then we have a couple cleanup conditions. We need to have purpose of the plan added, height of building and feet, provided the planning commission grants the requested landscape buffer areas, because this is changing to a business. There's a required zone-to-zone screening between a business and a residential zone, so they'll be required to they should have a buffer in between, and so they're asking for a variance of that. With that, I'll open it to you all to see if there's any other comments or questions. Questions for staff? All right. Okay. We've got a place builder. Daniel Crum, planning staff. For this particular project, we are located basically in the heart of downtown, so from a comp plan perspective, taking the existing structures, which are fairly decent in size, converting them from residential to kind of these commercial office uses, is in line with what we'd expect and what the comp plan calls for, especially in kind of a historic area. The applicant is proposing some conditional zoning restrictions. Staff as a whole is in kind of agreement with those with some modifications. With regards to neighborhood outreach, I attended a meeting with the applicant and the surrounding neighbors, and that was back in the middle of December of last year, so a little over a month and some change ago, but the neighbors indicated that they were in favor of the request but wanted to see some protections put in place as far as use to not allow essentially the full scale of the B2B zone, but overall were supportive of the applicant's proposal here. So with that, staff is recommending approval later on this afternoon and would be happy to provide any kind of information about the place builder side of things. All right. Any questions for staff? Applicants are raring to go. Let's go. All right. Thank you. I really don't have anything more to add. We're in agreement with the conditions and just leave it at that. All right. Any questions for the applicant? All right. We have public comment. All right. Let's bring it back to the committee. I'll make a motion to recommend approval of PLMJDP 25-6 Woodward Heights with the 15 conditions. Second. All right. It's been moved and seconded. All in favor? Aye. Opposed? None. The motion passes unanimously. Okay. We're going to move down on page 9, reapproval and continue discussions and extension items. This is PLMJDP 2379 Lail property. This is located off of Greendale and Spur Road. Greendale, Spur Road. We're proposing a structure here on the property, I-1 zone. With this, this is, it was approved and it expired. Now they're coming back to ask for this to be heard again so that they can move forwards on it. You have our typical sign-off conditions for the first 12 conditions. Also adding Kentucky Department of Transportation cabinet for the access to Greendale and Spur Road. They need to have their approval. We have our typical building inspection condition about all buildings, pavings, and signs. Addition of proposed plan, purpose on the plan, dimension of driveways off Spur Road, denote height of building and feet, and proposed use of the building. This property is located in the Royal Springs, so they will have to go to the Royal Springs Wellhead Protection for approval. Addition of species and size of trees per Article 26. Addition of floor area ratio and lot coverage in the site statistics, so that we're meeting the new site statistics box. Depict proposed and existing easements. Denote pedestrian connection to right-of-ways. Resolve improvements to Greendale Road and Spur Road, and connection to Sanitary Sewer. Resolve compliance with Article 20 for the open space. With that, I'll open it to you all to see if there's any other comments or questions. Any comments, questions? Good morning. I've got sign-off yet to get, so I need a little more time. We've pretty much handled all those other sign-offs are all clicked on Acela. The one thing I want to clarify is that 13 is that I put a note on the plan needing their KYTC's approval. They don't give approval to us. Once the plan's approved, we turn in construction documents, then they give us an access permit, and that's what the actual approval is. There's no sign-off from them beforehand. But we're not changing the wording of the condition there. Yeah, we'll make sure that it's just a note on the plan. OK. We have any questions for the applicant? Thank you. Thank you. All right. Any public comment? We'll bring it back to the committee. Thank you. Madam Chair, I move for approval, re-approval of PLNMJDP 2379, Lail Property on Greendale Road with the attached 24 conditions. We've got a question? Did you have a question on the motion? OK. All right. All in favor? Aye. We are unanimous. Thank you. Oh, OK. Here we go. OK. The next plan is MJDP 24-10, Distillery District West, Unit 1, located 1158 to 1170 and 1186 to 1128 Manchester Street. This is to depict a new structure and parking circulation on the site. They submitted plans with one change. They added a note. I'm trying to remember what the note was. I apologize. I blanked on it. I think it had to do with compliance with Article 19 and going to the Floodplain Appeals Committee. Yeah. Was that right you had? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. I don't remember. Yeah. I mean, otherwise. The staff can or the Planning Commission can approve this, and it's sort of similar to the Liberty Road project. There are going to be other steps involved, and the applicant is aware of that, that may end up in this not being constructed like it's shown here. So the commission can approve the plan contingent on those other things happening in the future, and one of those is, well, obviously all the sign-offs, but then the Floodplain Appeals Committee has to review not only, well, several aspects of this, because the entire property is in the floodplain. So fill, construction of a structure, even the guardrail, because that's like a fence, and then the parking related to what we have talked about being like storage of trucks, because if they stay longer than 24 hours, it becomes storage. So all of those things can be considered by the Floodplain Appeals Committee at a future, they'll have to apply, but at a future date. At a future date. Okay. Are we to act on this? Or is this just information? Well, again, they did submit a new plan, but all it was was a note. So we didn't really prepare a new sheet because there wasn't a significant change, so. Okay. And so what is staff recommending? I think we can recommend approval of this contingent on all, you know, the sign-offs. It's a conditional approval with the Floodplain Appeals Committee reviewing the impacts to the floodplain. Okay. All right. Is there an advocate here? Yeah, Mr. Halani's here. Okay. Good morning. Good morning. Jihad Halani with Vision Engineering. Yes, we are in agreement with the staff. We understand we have a lot of work need to be done from FEMA, from Floodplain Appeals Committee, and that work, if the Planning Commission does not give us the authorization to proceed forward, all this work is basically, it has no benefit to the owner. So if the Planning Commission give us the green light to proceed, we understand we have a lot of work need to be done from FEMA point of view, from Article 19 and engineering approvals. So if you have any question, we'll be glad to answer it. All right. Thank you. Any questions for the applicant? I guess not. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Any public comment? All right. Bring it back to the committee. It's my turn. Madam Chair, I move for approval of PLN-MJDP-2410, Distillery District West, Unit 1, with the understanding that all the standard approvals will be met and other issues related will be addressed with the Floodplain Committee. All right. It's been moved and seconded for approval. All in favor? Aye. All opposed? We're unanimous. Okay. We have one more postponed item. This is Red Mile Mixed Use Development, MJDP-2456. You should have a copy of revised conditions for this one. This should be the last one on here. Okay. This is Red Mile Road coming around here. We have Broadway heading over towards Versailles Road. This is proposal to add a hotel on the property and to add another restaurant here on the property. Okay. With that, you have your typical standard conditions. Then we also want to make sure they dimension driveways, parking spaces, addition of street cross-section for Winback Road, Winback Way, label tree protection areas. This was concerned because with the proposal of this new structure here for a restaurant, it's overlapping several trees. Also, the proposal of the hotel, these are significant trees that were to be protected, and these structures are being located. They're taking out those significant trees. Addition of proposed and existing easements. Clarify the proposed entertainment land use. They're showing a structure over here, and they just said entertainment. So what kind of entertainment are we talking about? As far as is it more of a casino or are we talking, I believe somebody said something about shows, an event space for shows and that sort of thing. So we just wanted a little more information. Clarify site statistics, totals, and purpose of amendment. Remove drive aisles from required landscape buffer per conditional zoning. Their conditional zoning note that protects this area up here at the front coming off of Red Mile at Broadway, and it was to protect that there would be only green space in this area, and they're showing drive aisles in front of the properties. Clarify number of floors in building 36, 27, 38, 37. At one time, on this side of the parking area, it had mirrored similar to what was on this. This is our main drive coming into the Red Mile, and they had, with this being mixed use, they were to have retail, commercial, and residential, and they had proposed this along this side here. They came in, they removed all of this, and this was going to be just a parking lot. Now this plan, they brought it back in, and they're showing structures on here, but we don't know how many floors. We don't know the use. We don't know the number of floors in the height of the building, and then discuss the removal of tree protection from the previous plan. Again, as I said, the new structures that they're proposing, they are being proposed right on top of all the areas that need to be tree protected. So with that, I'll open it to you all to see if there's any other comments or questions. Any questions for staff? All right. We have the applicant. Yes, ma'am. This is Jihad Hallani with Vision Engineering. A little bit of discussion about this project. The intent is basically having kind of an addition to the existing entertainment facility, add kind of a lobby area, and then it would help somebody to kind of drop off, and they can decide either they can go to the entertainment facility or they can go to the hotel. The intent of the hotel to be five-story building, and then that would be connected with the lobby. We lost a lot of parking spaces in that area, and mostly of these parking spaces are handicap parking spaces. We are replacing majority of them over here. And during the construction of the Red Mile, KU did not have enough capacity to supply the facility. So there is a transformer has been located over here that's fed from Versailles Road, and there is another transformer located over here that's fed from Broadway. So in that line, it's high-capacity lines that run along the building and feed the building in that location. So that dictate where the hotel is going to be located from relocation point of view because I don't think it's going to be very feasible for them to relocate that electric line. So that led the location of the building over here. So from these two buildings over here, we don't have anybody interested right now. So basically it's kind of still a concept idea where it's going to be this kind of building. So the intent of this building to be a two-story building. And we are adding this kind of basically to help traffic circulation. We're adding this entrance over here so that can connect Winback Way with Red Mile Road. On the tree protection area, we work the parking lot in a way to kind of minimize the impact on trees. So this tree will be protected, which is 38-inch sycamore trees. And this 41-inch tree will be protected. This 44-inch hackberry will be impacted. And 36-inch red maple and hackberry tree will be impacted. And we will get with Ben and we'll come up with a mitigation plan to his satisfaction for the tree removal. And that restaurant over here, most probably it's the Drake restaurant. So it's going to be located here. And if you have any questions, we'll be glad to answer it. Okay. Do we have any questions for the applicant? Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Any public comment? All right. Bring it back to committee. Just a clarification from staff. We previously postponed this with these conditions. Are you all now recommending approval? No. Okay. Thank you. So I suggest we postpone. There's a lot more work to do. Do you all agree with that? Okay. I would suggest that the mitigation plan be available and presented to the commission as opposed to something that comes later. And that would help address removal of the trees, right? I think before the staff would recommend approval, we want to address the tree issue, right? So there's a number of significant trees that are being removed. And Mr. Helani said there'd be a mitigation plan, but that's not been discussed or presented. I get that. I'm just trying to figure out which framework we're working in. Are we talking about bringing that back to this group? Not necessarily. If that's something that you would want, then that's fine. But I think it can be presented to the commission as a whole. Okay. So we could move for approval with the condition that a mitigation plan be included. Is that what we're saying? If that's what you're comfortable with. Madam chair, I move for approval of PLNMJDP 2456 mixed use development. With the current attached 22 conditions and additional condition that requires presentation of a mitigation plan for the tree removal when it's presented to the full commission. I'd like to make a correction in that it's 21. That crossed through 21 and 22. All right. With that correction, all in favor? All right. We're unanimous. Anything else? Okay. If not, then this meeting is adjourned. Thank you. lost her sanity in temples who now lives in temples got the law looking for me all my exes live in texas and texas is a place i didn't love to be but all my exes live in texas and that's why i hang my hat in tennessee me i remember that old free old river where i learned to swim but it brings to mind another time my welcome be a good day wake up today's gonna be a good day wake up today's gonna be a good day wake up today's gonna be a good day therefore i reside in tennessee see some folks think i'm hiding it's been rumored that i died but i'm alive and well in tennessee so so we like to stay i keep my grin until the weekend come just a pitch between your cheek and gum start in the morning and get the job done take care of business then we have some fun we like a long neck and a good old song turn it up and then we sing along so so hey it's Nicole with yearlex pd this is going to be our last episode for season one and you're probably wondering where is my co-host well baj is on sunny so we are out here at the lexington police department mounted barn how you doing up there well they actually found one of the horses that i feel comfortable getting on so far staying calm everything's good so but as you would expect lexington kentucky horse capital of the world you would expect us to have a mounted unit actually known all over the country so this month we're going to be looking at all about our mounted unit going all the way back to the early 1900s up until now and what's going on on the streets of lexington on horseback hey we are here with sergeant byron kriegmore with the lexington police department mounted unit thank you for joining us today for having us so can you tell us how you became the sergeant over the mounted unit uh funny story actually i was sitting in the office on patrol and i was working with another sergeant at the time he was an acting sergeant we were working on some paperwork for that day and he left he called me about five minutes later and said hey i have a random question for you i was like all right and he said you uh you like horses like this has nothing to do with what we were just talking about at all so it's kind of one thing led to another i came out here and met with the sergeant that was retiring from this position and the more information that i learned about it it seemed like a good fit for me and so i put myself out there and interviewed and got lucky enough and got the spot well you know you think of lexington you think of horses right and how we got to where we are today goes all the way back to like 1905 is when they first started talking about having a mounted unit here in lexington and then 1907 it came about started and it was basically then because officers couldn't respond to things in outlying areas quickly whether it would be livestock thieves or whatever and then it was disbanded in 1909 1973 they thought about bringing it back but 1982 is where you're at today all started correct right okay and and you how many officers do you have in the unit now we have three officers and myself as a sergeant so four total and what kind of training goes into becoming a mounted officer here with lexington so there's no requirement of any prior horse experience at all we've had a few that had no experience whatsoever and we've had several that do have prior experience some of them have either horses of their own at home or they've just grown up around horses and whatnot but the general requirement is once the officer gets to the unit the setup is there's a 10-week training program and it's kind of can also be adjusted a little bit based on their experience and their level of riding but they go through that course and once they can prove that they're ready and then test out and we do have a skilled out portion where we'll bring in guest instructors as well but then as long as they can prove themselves and test out on the on the horseback riding portion of it then they're they're qualified on our end to show that they're safe and that they have the proper skill set but they also have to train in driving the trailers the trucks too because the horses we don't just ride out from here we can take them anywhere in the city so we involve the the trailering as well and there's a lot of other components into it but generally speaking it's about a 10-week course but again that's based on their their experience level coming in so what does the mounted like what are your daily routines or sometimes we used to see them out like at parades and stuff like that what other events do you all attend so a lot of people out there don't know that we are a full-time unit this is our full-time spot so this is where we come to work every day and this is a 365 day a year job the you know the horses are not going to take care of themselves somebody has to be here every day take care of them so depending on the day of the week we could be turning the horses out first thing in the morning they go out to to graze in the fields and then we're responsible for cleaning their stalls that they've been in overnight making sure they have all the food medications and supplements and all that that they have at the end of the day and then it kind of just depends on what our schedule looks like we can either ride out here on patrol and that would mean the officers just saddle up and ride the neighbor neighboring areas close to here or they can put the horses in the trailers and go anywhere else in the city and we like to try to get as many different places as we can and when we're not doing that we do get requested a lot for a lot of the public relations types events it is a lot of the parades a lot of the like city parks events a lot of school events like the elementary kids love us so we do that a lot and then we also get a lot of requests for tours of our facility here and then we'll usually try to throw a demonstration in our training arena so they can kind of see our facilities and we can show them some of our skill set and whatnot so you mentioned the facilities here and 1986 i think is when this facility which is very near to downtown lexington was was built up until that point from the time i guess this current era started in 82 were you at the horse we were out at kentucky horse park they let us keep our horses out there so the one or two officers at the time would just go out there and get the horse and then kind of do things from there but once we got our facility here it is streamlined things so much for us made it so much easier to where we can patrol downtown areas from here and then we can also trailer out and go anywhere we need to go so with it being fall we have a lot of horse events you have keenly you have the colloquium do you all do anything out there at the horse park with the colloquium with our horses yes so that's actually we partner with them to host that event and that one this year we brought in 136 riders from i believe it's 41 different agencies across the country so we had people we had minor police officers from as far away as canada the toronto guys we had a couple from california some from florida they come from all over to this training we bring in outside instructors we brought in a couple instructors from toronto and a couple other places so it's two days worth of training and then two days worth of competition for the officer side of it and then on saturday and sunday we have two days worth of civilian clinics so pretty much anybody that's mostly local that they typically are people that just own their own horses and are looking for extra training opportunities that we bring them in it's a different group on saturday and sunday and we use those same instructors that we had all week for the police officers for those civilians as well so they get to be exposed to a lot of things that they wouldn't normally be able to access without us having that training so and then that it's also sponsored by our friends of the lexington mounted police that's our non-profit organization that they start off with the seed money for that and then it's a it's a really great fundraiser for us and it's just great training for everybody else as well we have a lot of officers that return year after year because they just constantly talk about the level of training is is unmatched and the facilities out there to all tech arena are awesome as well that's fantastic and you would expect that in kentucky right so what about and some other things you've got to think about it's not just you all we have to think about veterinarians and care and so forth so how do we how do we do that so that's that's mostly falls on my responsibilities is i'm essentially managing a small farm out here i never would have known it until i came out here and most people don't realize that we have almost 10 acres on the property here but the facilities out here we do all of the upkeep a lot of the upkeep ourselves as far as just the mowing and general stuff like that but then the veteran veterinarian stuff that that falls on me anytime we have an issue pop up which is fairly regularly if you have kids you know stuff just just pops up and you can't really plan for that kind of stuff but then also their their feet we do have a fair that comes out every six weeks to redo their shoes we have to keep the hay stocked we buy that every six months go riding yeah he's he's ready to work we buy about 500 bales of hay every six months and stock it in the hay barn that gets us through the year and then we use hallway feeds for our feed so it's a lot of the administrative side of it that most people just don't really realize until you've had horses yourself well while we're here we're going to talk to a couple of the mounted officers and also with your failure okay all right sounds good thank you guys well thank you sergeant creekmore for joining us today appreciate it and thanks for rimmington and aiden for joining us in this shot as well so we are here with miss ellie west she is the hostler for the lexington mounted unit thank you for joining us of course so ellie what is a hustler it's pretty simple i'm basically a horse and barn caretaker so bringing the horses in feeding turning out making sure that they're healthy and happy and assisting the officers so you're like a horse whisperer exactly so what does your daily routine consist of i come in at six every morning and feed the horses their grain make sure that they're doing well from the night in the stalls and then turn them out and they're out for most of the day until the officers need them for patrol and then clean their stalls and make sure they're good for the day then bring them in at the end of the day and call it a night so we we you know sometimes we don't think about all the care that goes into because these are animals right we can't just leave them so it's a year-round job right somebody has to be here every day yep and no days off that's why we've got me to help the officers out on the weekends and everything so we do take days off but but somebody has to be here somebody's got to be here every day yep well we appreciate you joining us today we appreciate what you do for the lexington police department as well i'm happy to be here it's a privilege hey and we are here at the lexington police department mounted barn and we are here with officer allison winters and jonathan coil thank you all for joining us today so can you all tell us a little bit about how because i remember both of you on patrol how did you all get in the mounted unit yeah so there is an application process after three years uh patrol officers are eligible to put in for the unit if there is an opening once that opening is available there is an interview process and whoever is selected from the interview gets to come to the unit and there is a training process that takes place once they come to the unit to make sure they're able to ride and proficient in their skills so how long have you been in the unit four months four months all right and and what about you four years four years and four months okay so tell us a little bit about how does it how is it different being a mounted officer from being both of you in patrol how is it different from being a patrol officer so being in a mounting unit for me is uh it helps bring me closer to the community uh in a just a more pleasant way instead of seeing somebody on their worst day you know we get to see everybody on their best day and sometimes on our worst day and help make their day better if we can i've had just tons of people that are scared of horses and sometimes scared of police officers even come up and come a lot closer to us and finally end up petting the horse and being able to bridge a gap that that i've noticed before being able to go to schools is a pretty cool deal having kids getting to see horses and getting to see police officers we also have barn cats that when we do tours around here smoky and bandit are their name and people half the time love the cats just as much as they love the horses i'm barn cats and i've noticed them running around here oh yes they seem to be popular this is their house they love it so are you all assigned the horses yes so i'm assigned to bishop and aiden uh they're currently our two oldest horses as well they both came from asbury and she is assigned to houston who also has came from asbury they're all three of them are percher on thoroughbred crosses and we have two Clydesdales as well that are currently unassigned but we take turns riding them to keep them up now i know beat partners and the officers you work with every single day have different personalities right do the horses have different personalities definitely we call them horse analities okay i like it a little different than personalities i like it yes yeah he's uh he's a goober he's tired right now but he's uh he's very uh i would say personable he's very forcible he uh he loves his treats and he loves people a whole lot and he gets real lippy and plays with people a whole lot where some of the other horses are a little more just like like a statue kind of some of them some of them are very sleepy all right well we appreciate you talking with us this morning so now we want to see what you got right we're going to go over to the training barn and we're going to see some of the skills and see some of the things that you can do on a horse how's that sound let's go so so all right so episode 12 the last episode of season one of your lux pd we were here at the horse barn sunny my new friend here we had a great episode so what is next so starting off season two next month we are going to be talking to what we call the nros which is the neighborhood resource officers which serve as kind of a liaison between patrol and the neighborhoods dealing with particular issues so it should be interesting plus the holidays are coming up and we'll do some safety tips with that as well so join us next month for another episode of your lex pd so wake up today's gonna be a good day wake up today's gonna be a good day wake up today's to be a good day wake up today's gonna be a good day wake up today's gonna be a good day wake up today's gonna be a good day across the road maybe the last time i don't feel it i'm the railway i'll walk away and you won't know that i'll be crying me no i can't stop loving you no i won't stop loving you i wanted to say goodbye i'm always here if you change change your mind in the morning i'm the early train well i could say everything's all right and i could pretend and say goodbye but that would be stop loving you i won't stop no no i won't stop loving you why should i because i can't stop loving you why should i even try you seven eight what number is this chip seven eight okay no i mean like don't get excited man it's because i'm short i know oh i could hide beneath the wings of the bluebird as she sings the six o'clock alarm would never ring what's it's rings and i rise wipe the sleep out of my eyes my shaving razor's cold and it stings me Oh, what can it mean to a daydream believer and a homecoming queen? You once thought of me as a white knight on his steed Now you know how happy I can be Oh, and a good time starts and ends without a dollar one to spend But how much, baby, do we really need? Cheer up, sleepy Jean Oh, what can it mean to a daydream believer and a homecoming queen? Cheer up, sleepy Jean Oh, what can it mean to a daydream believer and a homecoming queen? Cheer up, sleepy Jean Oh, what can it mean to a daydream believer and a homecoming queen? Cheer up, sleepy Jean Oh, what can it mean to a daydream believer and a homecoming queen? Cheer up, sleepy Jean Rollin' down a backwoods, Tennessee byway One arm on the wheel Holdin' my lover with the other A sweet, soft southern thrill Worked hard all week Got a little jingle On a Tennessee Saturday night Couldn't feel better I'm together with my Dixieland delight Spend my dollar Park in a holler Need some mountain moonlight Hold her up tight Make a little lovin' A little turn it up And on a Mason-Dixon night It's my life Oh, so right My Dixieland delight White-tailed buck deer munchin' on clover Red-tailed hawk sittin' on a limb Chubby old brown hawk Croakin' bullfrog Free as a feelin' in the wind Homegrown country girl Gonna give me a world On a Tennessee Saturday night Lucky as a seven Livin' in heaven With my Dixieland delight Spend my dollar Park in a holler Need some mountain moonlight Hold her up tight Make a little lovin' A little turn it up And on a Mason-Dixon night It's my life Oh, so right My Dixieland delight Spend my dollar Park in a holler Need some mountain moonlight Hold her up tight Make a little lovin' A little turn it up And on a Mason-Dixon night It's my life Oh, so right My Dixieland delight Dixieland delight Rollin' down a backwoods Tennessee byways One arm on the way Holdin' my lover Hold her up tight Make a little lovin' A little turn it up And on a Mason-Dixon night It's my life Oh, so right My Dixieland delight Spend my dollar Park in a holler Need some mountain moonlight Hold her up tight Make a little lovin' A little turn it up Hoping that mankind Will stop abusing her Sometime After all, there's only just the two of us And here we are still fighting for our lives Watching all of history repeat itself Time after time I'm just a dreamer I dream my life away I'm just a dreamer Who dreams of better days I watch the sun go down Like every one of us I'm hoping that the dawn Will bring a sign A better place for those Who will come after us This time I'm just a dreamer I dream my life away I'm just a dreamer Who dreams of better days Your higher power may be God or Jesus Christ It doesn't really matter much to me Without each other's help There ain't no hope for us I'm living in a dream, a fantasy Oh yeah, yeah, yeah Oh yeah, yeah, yeah guitar solo If only we could all define serenity It would be nice if we could live as one When will all this anger, hate and bigotry be gone? I'm just a dreamer I dream my life away Today I'm just a dreamer Hello, this is Denise Gray, your councilwoman for the 6th District For my first Council Comment of 2025 I wanted to pay a visit to our LexCall 311 office And introduce to you Director Kendra Carter Who you'll meet in just a moment Director Carter has been with LFUCG for around about 18 years And as Director of LexCall She and her amazing staff have done an incredible job Ensuring the people of Lexington get the support And the answers they need For questions related to topics such as Garbage collection, potholes, trash and debris Street signs and so many other city services Also, LexCall has an over-the-phone interpreter service To help you when you call This language line offers over 150 languages and dialects And I know how important this is for the residents of the 6th District And all people who speak languages other than English There is so much to learn about LexCall 311 So now, without further ado I would love to introduce you to Director Kendra Carter Hello, Director Carter, thank you for joining me Good afternoon, Councilwoman Gray I'm glad to be here Yes, could you share with us a little more about LexCall 311 Yes, ma'am I'd like to say an old tagline that we used to have That LexCall 311 is your one call for City Hall And I say that because we're the front line For our major servicing divisions Because government can be a little hard to navigate So if you're unsure, if you need to report a pothole Or your garbage was missed Or you need a street plowed right now You may not know who to call So we take the guesswork out for you And we just say we're your one call for City Hall What does it say again for me? One call for your City Hall One call for City Hall, I love it That's easy for us all to remember What are some important facts about this service That the residents should know? I would like to say that we're the front line For our major service divisions Our hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday And by calling us, we try to do the first stop shop That one call resolution If we can capture all the information We document the call and get it To the appropriate division for servicing I believe that we spoke earlier off camera And you told me that at certain times That you receive more calls than others How many calls do you all typically receive? So our call volume fluctuates by the season Right now with the snow on the ground Last week we took approximately 5,400 calls for the week Wow But on a winter time normally is our slow time And that averages around 700 calls a day So that's 5,400 calls And that's excluding everyone that was on next door Or on social media Those are the people who actually called in So think about how many calls That you all would have received If everyone would have called you all directly Rather than getting on social media Correct Yes And what information do you need From residents when they call? An address An address is very important If you're not able to provide an address Give us a landmark or starting point To enter the request from The other information would be Contact information should the division Need to reach back out to you And then of course what your actual concern is Right So when a caller calls in Don't just say Eastland Parkway Give an address or a landmark Yes There's some streets that are long So we sometimes get callers that say You can't miss it But if we could get a starting point That really helps narrow it down Any kind of information to help out our employees Absolutely Remedy the situation So yes So what happens if a resident calls after 6 p.m.? After 6 we have multiple channels That you can still contact us We have a voicemail And we have an online web service Where you can enter a service request yourself The following morning when the agent comes in Someone will respond to that And actually put it in the system for the division Wonderful And so to get to that To the online process You just go to lexingtonky.gov So how long does it take for someone To review residents' reports? And could you walk us through What happens after the report has been received? So if we receive the concern via telephone It is entered immediately And sent to the appropriate division If we receive something through a voicemail or a webmail Our goal is to have everyone answered received In the course of a day by 6 p.m. upon closure So during the day phone calls take precedence But we do answer everything received on that day Thank you That's wonderful to know Let's say that you receive a call Regarding speeding issues Or traffic safety concerns in someone's neighborhood Who or what departments would you Direct the caller to reach out to? So speeding would fall under public safety We do not enter anything for public safety We would direct that call to the non-emergency division of police But if it is something like a traffic study Or something that we can enter a service request for That may go to traffic engineering And then direct the call to police Could you give us some examples Of the things that LexCall does not do? Okay, so if you need a building permit We would just direct your call to building inspection If you're looking for an occupational license We would direct your call to revenue And then again any public safety concerns Police, fire, ambulance, that sort of thing One other one is If you don't know my direct number You can reach out to LexCall311 To connect with me, Councilwoman Denise Gray Or any of the council members within city council Correct If it's something we do not service We will connect to anyone That's the mayor's office Any of the servicing divisions Or your council person Wonderful Well thank you so much for taking the time Also there's another question that I didn't ask How many employees do you have in LexCall? In LexCall we have nine full-time employees Nine And also your area also covers LexServe How many employees do that? There are six employees in that call center Wonderful So basically it's a one-stop for all things needed For any needs or concerns of our residents Yes ma'am One call for City Hall One call for City Hall Well thank you for your time And I'm so appreciative of everything you do To keep our residents connected to us And your employees Thank you all for all that you do It's our pleasure Yes, you're often not seen But we hear you when we call So thank you Thank you And remember 311 is your one call for City Hall Thank you I know from the smoke that they're tightenin' up my stove Can you hear it now? Yeah I know that there's something about it I got a feeling that there's something about it I got a feeling that there's something about it I got a feeling that there's something about it I got a feeling that there's something about it I got a feeling that there's something about it Bottle mama, it's grapefruit wine Kick off your high heel sneakers, it's party time The girls don't seem to care what's on As long as they play till dawn Nothing but blues and Elvis And somebody else's favorite song Give her some funk, that's music She treats you nice Feed her some hungry veggie She'll love you twice The girls don't seem to care tonight As long as the mood is right No static at all And there's no static at all . . . . . . Give her some funk, that's music She treats you nice Feed her some hungry veggie She'll love you twice The girls don't seem to care tonight As long as the mood is right No static at all And there's no static at all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . We shared it all You and I Still together after all this time We had to break it all down to build it back up Lean on each other when the time's got to ruin How we survive going through so much Baby you and I could write a book about love Here we are Once again We're stronger now than we have ever been We're hand in hand We're heart to heart Ah, here we are Here we are Here we are Here we are I was there when the men came And told us all the news I'd rather forgive them For they know not what they do Here they walk a while A country mile In my hillbilly shoes You want to judge me By the whiskey on my breath You think you know me But you ain't seen nothing yet Here they walk a while ♪ For a while ♪ A country mile ♪ In my hillbilly shoes ♪ In my hillbilly shoes ♪ You work all day in the muck in the mire and you dance a little jig and a stomp by the fire Ain't too much these boots can't do Might even kick a little sense into you Well I'm going up Prickle Creek going in a run Going up Prickle Creek to have a little fun The old man said they found some tracks people saw them leave them but they never come back guitar solo Oh you don't know me You don't know You don't know You don't know Till you walk a while A country mile In my hillbilly shoes In my hillbilly shoes guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo Big orange ball sinking in the water Toes in the sand couldn't get much hotter Little umbrella shaped margaritas Coconut oil tanning señoritas Oh now I know how Jimmy Buffett feels Hands on the wheel Cruising down the interstate Gas pedal sticks Carries my car away I was going as fast as a rambler goes I could feel the speed from my head to my toes Oh now I know how Richard Petty feels Well I've been around a block a time or two Done almost everything a boy could do I've done some living yeah I've had fun But there is one thing that I haven't done Saved two months bought a little diamond Tonight's the night Feels like perfect timing Now don't want me on mama's front step Man I'm gonna die if she really says yes I wanna know how forever feels Well I've been around a block a time or two Done almost everything a boy could do I've done some living yeah I've had fun But there is one thing that I haven't done I wanna know how forever feels Hey I wanna know how forever feels Girl I wanna know how forever feels piano plays Hmm Hmm Sunshine blue skies Please go away A girl has found another And gone away With her went my future My life is filled with gloom So day after day I stay locked up in my room I know to you It might sound strange But I wish it would rain Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah Cold so badly I wanna go outside Such a lovely day But everyone knows that a man ain't supposed to cry Listen I gotta cry Cause crying eases the pain Oh yeah Deep in this pain I feel inside Words could never explain I just wish it would rain Oh let it rain Rain rain rain Oh let it rain Let it rain Oh yeah Let it rain Day in day out My tears stain face Pressed against the window pane My eyes search the skies Desperately for rain Cause rain drops behind my teardrop And no one will ever know That I'm crying crying When I go outside To the world outside my tears I refuse to explain Oh I wish it would rain Oh let it rain Let it rain I need the rain To just wipe the tears from my eyes Oh let it rain Oh yeah yeah listen I'm a man I'm not gonna cry Cause when it rains I'm gonna stay inside Let it rain Let it rain Let it rain Well I won't back down No I won't back down You can stand me up at the gates of hell But I won't back down No I'll stand my ground Won't be turned around And I'll keep this world from dragging me down Gonna stand my ground And I won't back down Hey baby There ain't no easy way out Hey yeah Gonna stand my ground And I won't back down Well I know what's right I got just one life In a world that keeps on pushing me around But I'll stand my ground And I won't back down Hey baby There ain't no easy way out Hey yeah Gonna stand my ground And I won't back down Hey baby There ain't no easy way out Hey yeah Gonna stand my ground And I won't back down Hey baby There ain't no easy way out Hey yeah Won't back down Hey baby There ain't no easy way out Hey yeah Will stand my ground And I won't back down I know I won't back down Close your eyes Tell me how you want me I can feel it in your heartbeat I know you like what you see Hold me I'll give you all that you need Wrap your love around me I'm so excited I can feel you getting hotter Oh baby I'll take you down I'll take you down Where no one's ever gone before And if you want more If you want more More, more Jump for my love Jump in, feel my touch Jump if you wanna take My kisses in the night Jump, jump for my love Jump, I know my heart can make you happy Jump in, in all these arms Can fill you up Jump if you wanna take My kisses in the night Jump, jump for my love You told me I'm the only woman for you Nobody does it like I do Then make a move before you try to go much further Oh baby You are the one You are the one And heaven waits around my door And heaven waits around my door If you want more If you want more More, more Jump for my love Jump in, feel my touch Jump if you wanna take My kisses in the night Jump, jump for my love Jump, I know my heart can make you happy Jump in, in all these arms Can fill you up Jump if you wanna take My kisses in the night Jump, jump for my love When you are next to me Oh, I come alive Oh, love burns inside Oh, it feels so right Come to me if you want me tonight Jump Jump in if you wanna take My kisses in the night Jump, jump, jump, jump Jump, you know my heart can make you happy Jump in all these arms Can fill you up Jump if you wanna take My kisses in the night Jump, jump for my love Jump, come on and jump for me Jump, you know I need you Jump in, I know my heart can make you happy Jump, jump for my love Jump in Jump, jump for my love Jump Jump Jump in Jump in Lady Madonna Children at your feet Wonder how you managed to make ends meet Who finds the money when you pay the rent Did you think that money was heaven sent Friday night arrives without a suitcase Sunday morning creeping like a nun Monday's child has learned to tie his bootlegs See how they run Lady Madonna Baby at your breast Wonders how you managed to feed the web See how they run Lady Madonna Lying on the bed Listen to the music playing in your head Tuesday afternoon is never ending Wednesday morning papers didn't come Thursday night your stockings needed mending See how they run Lady Madonna Children at your feet Wonder how you managed to make ends meet When I find myself in times of trouble Mother Mary comes to me Speaking words of wisdom Let it be And in my hour of darkness She is standing right in front of me Speaking words of wisdom Let it be Let it be Let it be Let it be Let it be Whisper words of wisdom Let it be And when the broken hearted people Living in the world agree There will be an answer Let it be But though they may be parted There is still a chance that they will see There will be an answer Let it be Let it be Let it be Let it be Let it be Yeah, there will be an answer Let it be Let it be Let it be Let it be Let it be Whisper words of wisdom Let it be guitar solo Let it be Let it be Let it be Yeah, let it be Whisper words of wisdom Let it be And when the night is cloudy There is still a light that shines on me Shine until tomorrow Let it be I wake up to the sound of music Mother Mary comes to me Speaking words of wisdom Let it be Let it be Let it be Let it be Let it be There will be an answer Let it be Let it be Let it be Let it be Yeah, there will be Whisper words of wisdom Let it be guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo Stood there boldly Sweatin' in the sun Felt like a million Felt like number one The height of summer I'd never felt that strong Like a rock I was 18 Didn't have a care Workin' for peanuts Not a dime to spare But I was leanin' Solid everywhere Like a rock My hands were steady My eyes were clear and bright My walk had purpose My steps were quick and light And I held firm To what I felt was right Like a rock Like a rock I was strong as I could be Like a rock Nothing ever got to me Like a rock I was somethin' to see Like a rock And I stood arrow straight Unencumbered by the weight Of all these hustlers And their schemes I stood proud I stood tall High above it all I still believed in my dreams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 years now 20 years I don't know I sit and I wonder sometimes Where they've gone And sometimes late at night Oh, when I'm bathed in the firelight The moon comes callin' a ghostly way And I recall I recall Like a rock Standin' arrow straight Like a rock Chargin' from the gate Like a rock Carryin' the weight Like a rock Oh, like a rock The sun upon my skin Like a rock Hard against the wind Like a rock I see myself again Like a rock Oh, like a rock Like a rock Oh, like a rock Like a rock Like a rock You are the love of my life And you are the reason I'm alive And baby, baby, baby When I think of how you saved me I go crazy I've never known love like this And it fills me With a new tenderness And I know, I know, I know You're in my heart You're in my soul You're all I can't resist You're all I can't resist And I need to tell you The first time I held you I knew You are the love of my life I spent a lifetime waiting Always hesitating Until you I was lost so deep inside my shell Until you came and saved me from myself Now all I really know Is I need you You are the love of my life All the joy and tears that I've cried And baby, baby, baby You don't have to say a word I see it in your eyes As we stand together I promise forever Till the day that I die You are the love of my life I spent a lifetime waiting Always hesitating Until you I was lost so deep inside my shell Till you came and saved me from myself Now all I really know Now all I really know Is I need you You are the love of my life And you are the reason I'm 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Make love together Stay open You're not the only one With mixed emotions You're not the only ship To come this ocean It's coming and going It's driving me nuts It's doing and throwing It's hurting my guts To get off the fence now You're quenching your thirst Life is a party Let's get out of strife You're not the only one With mixed emotions You're not the only ship To come this ocean You're not the only one That's feeling lonesome You're not the only one With mixed emotions You're not the only one You're not the only one Let's grab a worker That's struggling Take it down Take it down Deeply On the On this Special edition of Lexington Now highlights from Mayor Gordon's State of the City and County Address on this special edition of Lexington Now highlights from Mayor Gorton's State of the City and County Address music music music music music music music music music music I'm Neal Noah and welcome to a special edition of Lexington Now for the week of February 3rd, 2025 Mayor Linda Gorton gave the annual State of the City and County Address to a capacity crowd at the Lexington Center this past week. On this edition of Lexington Now we'll be bringing you highlights of her speech. Mayor Gorton began with the importance of agriculture and education to our city. While Lexington has seen enormous change since its founding, it's surprising how many things today remind us that we have not forgotten where we came from. Like the intertwining of our history with agriculture. Agriculture's roots run deep here. In 2025, agriculture remains an important part of our lives. It currently accounts for 1 in 12 jobs and adds 2.3 billion dollars to our economy every year. Horses have been a constant presence on our farms since the early 19th century. Today, our identity is wrapped up in our horses. They set us apart from everyone else. Our booming tourism industry, which also creates thousands of jobs, is centered around them. In 2023, the economic impact of travel and tourism in Fayette County was a record 1.6 billion dollars. Because agriculture has always been important here, we've long recognized the need to protect our farmland, some of the best land in the world. Our 25-year-old Purchase of Development Rights program now protects almost 33,000 acres from development, including large and small farms. Our Urban Service Boundary, set in place in 1958, is the oldest growth boundary in the United States. As Lexington grows, the importance of the Urban Service Boundary and the need for smart management of the land grows with it. A belief in the importance of education is also deeply rooted in our community. We had our first public school in the late 1700s, just a few years after our founding. That was unusual in those days when most formal education was private and costly. The first university west of the Allegheny Mountains, Transylvania University, was founded in 1780. Located two blocks north of Main Street and still in the neighborhood today, Transylvania also established the first law school and the first medical school in the West. With the founding of the land-grant University of Kentucky in 1865, higher education was further established as a firm and continuing part of the foundation of our community. It is no surprise today that we have a fairly, very highly educated populace compared to most cities. Because of our education system, including our public schools and Bluegrass Community and Technical College, our workforce is attractive to local employers and to companies around the world looking for a new home. Furthermore, the growing power of our universities often sparks technological innovation that becomes successful startup businesses. In the early part of the 19th century, Lexington's focus on education was one reason we became known as the Athens of the West. Today, the Athens of the West spirit continues to define our community through our continued creation of education, all forms of art, and that special sense of place that is pure Lexington. We are proud of the national and international acclaim achieved by our academics, our creatives, our local writers, visual artists, musicians, and the chefs who create our renowned local cuisine. That Athens of the West spirit is also present in our support of forward-thinking government. Our vote to merge our local government, to do away with city and county divisions, to be nonpartisan dates back to 1972. Today, we remain one of the few truly merged local governments in our country. Over the years, merged government has helped us use public resources wisely and efficiently, taking on costly challenges like protecting our environment with up-to-date sewers, developing a modern transportation system, protecting our neighborhoods, carving out our rightful identity as the horse capital of the world, becoming a leading economic engine for the entire state, keeping our cost of living low, engaging in smart planned growth, keeping downtown vibrant, and investing in quality of life. The need for continuing change and improvement drives us forward as we move into our next 250 years. We know we have much work to do to continue the tradition of accomplishment that has been part of our community since its founding. Driving accomplishments that serve people is the ongoing mission of your merged government. Mayor Gorton continued with a look at public safety. Based on the 51-year-old charter of our government, the mayor must report back on its accomplishments each year. Here are a few of the things from 2024 of which I am most proud. Let's start right off the bat with public safety, job number one for our local government. All-around progress in Lexington is only possible if we are first a safe community. Our public safety divisions are rock stars, well-trained, achieving the highest levels of accreditation available in their fields, and they are supported throughout our community. Recent years have brought safety improvements built on new technology, more services, improved recruiting and salaries, and investments in the best equipment. Here are a few examples of progress our public safety divisions made in 2024. Our police department continued its move toward use of more technology. Last year brought additional use of flock license plate readers and more staffing to our two-year-old real-time intelligence center where technology acts as a police force multiplier to improve efficiency and help police solve crimes faster. In part because of this technology, we have been able to cut the time it takes to recover stolen cars in half. Recovering vehicles valued at $4.5 million, increased the clearance rate for homicides, assisted with returning 27 missing persons to their families, and taking 113 firearms off the streets. Working together, our police and fire departments, along with E911, officially launched the community crisis co-response team. Community crisis assists public safety with mental health-related calls. Chris Perrine, who has a master's degree in clinical health counseling, was hired to work alongside public safety, bringing a new level of care to our residents. In recent years, we have taken several significant steps forward to improve service to those who are mentally ill. We added a 13th emergency medical vehicle to our fleet in fire, responding to a definite need in our growing community. Twelve firefighters for the additional vehicle are now in training. In 2024, we also made dramatic improvements in staffing levels at our detention center. After staffing deficits that ran as high as 130 officers, we are now just eight vacancies from being fully staffed. Today, our division of community corrections leads the nation in the number of nationally certified officers through the American Jail Association. Congratulations. Congratulations on a job well done to Chief Weathers, Chief Wells, Chief Colvin, and E911 Director Janelle Patton. Now, I can't finish this part without mentioning the fifth member of our public safety team, Rob Larkin, who just finished his first year as Director of Emergency Management. With the weather we've had, we are grateful to have Rob on board. He has extensive experience handling all kinds of emergencies as a former firefighter as well as a former member of the Kentucky National Guard. The work of One Lexington also makes our community safer. Now in their fourth year, our One Lexington team addresses youth and young adult gun violence using community-based strategies. Along with our police department and our community partners, One Lexington has helped drive down the number of homicides and shootings. Last year saw a 10% decrease in homicides and a 68% decrease in reported shooting victims among victims aged 10 to 29 years old. With our One Lexington team today is Max Rios, who survived nine gunshot wounds two years ago in a shooting that claimed the life of his best friend. Through his faith, relationship with our community partner Nestor Gomez, and the One Lexington team, Brian Karama, Kenneth Payne, and Larry Johnson, he has taken a new path in life. Thank you, Max. In 2024, One Lexington received a $500,000 grant from Governor Beshear's Everybody Counts initiative. Part of that funding is being used to pay for scholarships and training for those affected by gun violence. Max is the very first recipient of our skills scholarship, and he will begin dental assistant training this spring. Max, congratulations. After this, we continue our look at Mayor Borton's State of the City and County address. Hello, I'm Lieutenant Chris Van Brackle with the Lexington Police Department. Today we are talking about disability accessible parking and the aisles between those parking places. Accessible parking is a valuable and necessary resource for people with disabilities, and that includes the striped area next to accessible parking spots. These are access aisles, and it is illegal to park here, even if you have an accessible parking permit. Police in Lex Park will write tickets when they see vehicles parked in an access aisle or parked in an accessible space without a placard, and the fine is $250. Know where and where not to park. Keep the access aisles clear. Thank you, and drive safe. Welcome back to Lexington Now. Mayor Borton highlighted the strengths of Lexington's economy during the second half of her State of the City and County address. So a safe community establishes the foundation that's capable of supporting a strong economy. Our economy is booming. Last October we set a record for the highest employment in Fayette County's history to date. 174,328 people are in our workforce. The Federal Reserve Bank recently confirmed our economic growth. Since the start of the pandemic in 2020, Fayette County has seen the highest rate of growth, 5.5 percent of any metro area in the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank District, which includes Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh. While our cost of living remains relatively low, our median income is rising. Between 2020 and 2023, our median income increased by $1,311 a year. Workforce development is a continuing priority. Yesterday we opened the new Davis Park Workforce Center, and I welcome Johan Graham, who is with us today. He is president of AU Associates, the developer of this project, along with Affordable Housing in Davis Park. Along with partners throughout the community in workforce development, we serve people looking for a first job or seeking a new career, which also is meeting the workforce needs of our employers. Workforce training also includes inmates at the Lexington Detention Center, those who are near the end of serving their sentences. Our Second Chance Academy prepares them to find employment. Fifty-six graduates of our Second Chance Academy now have full-time jobs since being released from jail. New projects already underway will ensure that our economic growth continues. We are working on two new business parks. Construction begins this year on our legacy business park on Georgetown Road near the interstates. The park is estimated to create nearly 1,700 jobs, with an annual payroll of about $100 million. And we recently joined the City of Berea and Madison and Scott County Fiscal Courts to create Central Kentucky's first public regional business park. The 300-acre industrial park will be located in Berea. After a 10% hosting fee for Berea, each county will receive 33% of the tax revenues created by this park. Our regional partners are here today. Berea Mayor Bruce Fraley, will you go ahead and stand as I call your names, Scott County Judge Executive Joe Pack Covington, and Madison County Judge Executive Reagan Taylor. I want to welcome all three of you, and thank you. We have a solid partnership. Applause We have a grant program underway that's designed to encourage ag tech and food-based businesses to locate in Lexington and Kentucky. We are working to become the international hub of ag tech businesses. This past year, Bluegrass Ag Tech Development Corp issued its first seven challenge grants to ag tech businesses. We also have some very exciting economic development news downtown. Construction will begin this year on the 17-acre High Street lot across from Central Bank Center. A mix of residential, retail, and multiple parking garages is planned. Take a look. The High Street project is the work of Dallas-based Lincoln Property Company and local developer Dudley Webb, who is here with us today. Dudley, thank you so much. Applause Dudley is also joined by Karen Hill, board chair of the Lexington Center Corporation, which includes Central Bank Center. Thank you, Karen. Mayor Gordon wrapped up her State of the City and County address with news about housing and family.