Meeting notes generated by AI, edited by human. At our October 12 meeting, FCNC dug into the sweeping zoning criteria shifts currently facing Lexington. From the expansion of the “Midtown” overlay map to the risks of Corridor Node (CN) zoning, developers are pushing for higher density and unlimited height limits, piece by piece, across our…
Meeting notes below generated by AI, edited by human. See https://www.imaginelexington.com/plans-projects/downtown-area-master-plan or https://downtownlex.com for more information about the proposed Downtown Plan. This illustration comes from the Division of Planning document. At our September 15 meeting, FCNC welcomed Hal Bailey, Manager of Long Range Planning, for a direct conversation about Lexington’s evolving Downtown Development Plan. The…
General Meeting, Monday Evening August 10, 2026, 6:30PMTates Creek Christian ChurchFayette County Neighborhood CouncilStormwater Flooding At our August 10, 2026, community meeting on stormwater flooding and local development, expert panelists—including Ken Cooke (Friends of Wolf Run), Dr. John McMahon (UK Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering), and Eve Miller (Division of Planning)—joined neighborhood leaders and council members…
In no particular order, here are some of them: 1. The Environmental Quality and Public Works (EQPW) committee of the Urban County Council will be looking at stormwater flooding tentatively in November. FCNC has made recommendations to the Council on areas in need of review. The answers could impact how development occurs in Fayette County. 2. …