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The Food Truck Dilemma
I face a dilemma when I consider the latest proposal for a pilot program to allow food trucks to occupy metered parking spaces in a few limited areas of downtown. I am a long-time downtown resident and booster. I have worked in many ways over the years to advance downtown interests, previously in…- Get link
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Mayor's Commission on Homelessness - Final Report
After months of hard work, the final report of the Mayor’s Commission on Homelessness has been completed. You can find a copy here. I am very grateful to the Mayor for asking me to serve as chair; to Debra Hensley, my invaluable co-chair; Mark Davis, Melody Flowers, and Ike Adams, the members of …- Get link
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Downtown Lexington Traffic Movement and Revitalization Study - North Area Public Meeting
There will be a public meeting regarding the North Area of the Downtown Lexington Traffic Movement and Revitalization Study (two-way streets) on Wednesday, June 5th from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm at the Leington Traditional Magnet School at 350 North Limestone Street. The North Area extends from Main Str…- Get link
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UK Symphony Orchestra
The University of Kentucky’s Symphony Orchestra is the focus of this month’s Council Comments. You can watch an interview with John Nardolillo, the Symphony’s Music Director and Conductor here.The Orchestra is composed of graduate and undergraduate students selected by competitive audition and per…- Get link
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Council Clerk Susan Lamb Named Employee of the Year
Congratulations to our own Susan Lamb for a job well done. We have all known that Susan does a great job, and now she has been recognized as “Employee of the Year” by the Kentucky Municipal Clerks Association. You can read more about her accomplishments here.Susan has been Council Clerk since 20…- Get link
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