Recent activity at Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
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Nov 9, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Board of Adjustment Agenda
The Board of Adjustment meeting includes a public hearing regarding several zoning appeals. These include multiple variance requests for front yard and side yard setbacks, accessory structure dimensions, and driveway placement. The Board will also review conditional use permit applications for indoor live entertainment, hosted and un-hosted short-term rentals, and a recovery residence. Additionally, the agenda covers an appeal for a zoning compliance permit and the adoption of the 2027 meeting and filing schedule.
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The Subdivision Committee meeting agenda covers various development and subdivision plans, specifically focusing on a waiver request for the Griffin Gate Center (Clarion Hotel) regarding front yard VUA standards. Additionally, the committee scheduled postponed and continued items, including development plans for the GDK Farm, LLC property, Encore Partners, LLC property, and the Baesler, et al and Walnut Hill Manor (Ok Gentry) property, for upcoming Planning Commission meetings.
Oct 29, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Planning Commission Agenda
The meeting agenda includes an annual update on the Purchase of Development Rights, a review of the Drive Through Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment, an update on street art initiatives, and discussions regarding neighborhood voices and the Unified Development Code. Additionally, the session includes a housing training module.
Oct 28, 2026·Board meeting
Police & Fire Pension Board Subcommittee Meeting
The subcommittee discussed the potential commissioning of a pension-specific, line-by-line program audit to ensure compliance with statutes and internal policies, distinguishing it from the broad government-wide audits currently performed. Members reviewed a draft RFP and concluded that the scope requires further refinement to avoid unnecessary components. The board plans to consult with an independent auditor to align the project goals with professional auditing capabilities and intends to involve a new board member with auditing experience in the RFP finalization process.
