In a previous vote, the Planning Commission unanimously recommended that Council reject the zone change for the Up Campus student housing development. Council has the final say.
As it works to make serving on local boards and commissions more accessible, Council is considering whether and how to pay people for their time.
Many Lexington residents cannot or don't want to drive. What is the city doing to build infrastructure that works for them?
Many Lexington residents cannot or don't want to drive. What is the city doing to build infrastructure that works for them?
Lexington has $6,043,836 left in its unassigned fund balance, and the Council will review how to use it on Tuesday.
Lexington hired outside researchers to assess crosswalks and provide recommendations for improvements to priority intersections.
The Office of Homelessness Prevention and Intervention has made improvements with a new position and will adopt new recommendations from the Mayor's Task Force on Homelessness
The Task Force has 5 priority and 15 long-term recommendations to address homelessness in Lexington.
There's a few ways to register to vote before the October 5th deadline.
The City will soon issue $50 citations for stopping or parking vehicles in designated bike lanes.
Complete Streets has moved through its initial design phase. Now it is shifting focus to educating and engaging the community.
A council committee will get a status report on the study, then the public is invited to an open house to offer feedback.
Lexington has not lost any federal grant funding to date, but the city has experienced a "close call".
The design manual sets out standards that put Lexington's Complete Streets policy into action.