Committee advances working group's proposed rules for large-scale solar projects

After a lengthy discussion, committee members voted 6-4 to move the proposed changes forward for more review and feedback.

Aaron Mudd Mar 10, 2026

Energy & Environment

Committee gets update on city’s efforts to reduce sewer odors

LFUCG says it is making progress in its efforts to reduce sewer odors that have led to complaints from some residents.

League of Women Voters Lexington Observer Corps Mar 9, 2026

Housing

Council to consider new position for improving engagement with developers

A new city position could help streamline Lexington's development and permitting process – but it will need funding in a tight budget year.

Aaron Mudd Mar 8, 2026

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