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Alexandria P&Z: 6/17/25

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2025/06/18

At the June 17 meeting, the Alexandria Planning & Zoning Commission held a lengthy public hearing to review a proposed development by Drees Homes for up to 78 single-family lots on a 37-acre site off Riley Road. The project, which uses a Residential Conservation Development (RCD) design, already fits the existing zoning and includes plans for preserved green space, a pocket park, and stormwater management features. Staff recommended approval with a variance for a 4-foot decorative fence along

02:45:59

Alexandria Planning & Zoning: 6/3/25

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2025/06/05

At the June 3, 2025, meeting, the Alexandria Planning & Zoning Commission held a public hearing to review a proposed residential conservation development by DR Horton for a 31-acre site at 1671 Grandview Road. The proposal includes 46 single-family lots, with a variance requested to reduce the required lot width from 60 to 55 feet for 36 of those lots due to topographical challenges and the need for a large retaining wall, which would be maintained by a homeowners association. City staff and the

00:43:50

Alexandria City Council: 5/15/25

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2025/05/16

The Alexandria City Council met on May 15, 2025, to address a range of city business, including public safety, infrastructure, and community events. Two new police recruits, Tyler Messer and Hunter Perry, were sworn in during the meeting. The council also heard from the American Legion Auxiliary promoting their upcoming community fundraising “Cruise In” car show to support local veterans. A proclamation was issued recognizing May 18–24 as National Public Works Week, honoring the city’s public works

00:34:42

Alexandria Planning & Zoning: 5/6/25

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2025/05/07

At the May 6, 2025, Alexandria Planning & Zoning meeting, the commission reviewed several agenda items, including land use applications and development proposals. Key topics included rezoning requests, special use permits, and design reviews for various residential and commercial projects across the city. Commissioners engaged in detailed discussions with applicants and staff, raising questions related to building height, parking, community impact, and compliance with the city's master plan

00:48:05

Alexandria City Council: 5/1/25

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2025/05/02

Alexandria City Council: 5/1/25

01:18:28

Alexandria City Council: 4/17/25

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2025/04/18

The Alexandria City Council met on April 17, 2025, to address several ongoing projects, administrative matters, and community concerns. The meeting began with the appointment of Jeremy Kriege to fill a vacancy on the city council following the resignation of Shane Collins.Council held the first reading of a proposed rental registration ordinance, which would require annual registration and periodic inspections of single-family rental properties. The ordinance drew mixed reactions, with some council

02:45:58

Alexandria P&Z: 4/1/25

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2025/04/03

The Alexandria Planning & Zoning Commission convened on April 1, 2025, to discuss multiple zoning-related matters. The primary agenda item was a zoning map amendment concerning an 18.71-acre property on Alexandria Pike. The proposal involved rezoning a portion of the property from Residential 1D to Highway Commercial (HC).During the meeting, the Commission reviewed three interconnected cases: two separate zone change requests for different sections of the property and a related site development

00:54:51

Alexandria City Council: 3/20/25

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2025/03/21

The Alexandria City Council met to discuss financial approvals, zoning updates, and city projects. The meeting began with the approval of minutes from the March 12th meeting and proceeded to several key legislative items.The council held the second reading and adoption of:Ordinance 2025-02, approving bond financing for the new City Complex Project through the Kentucky League of Cities.Ordinance 2025-03, updating zoning regulations for alcohol, tobacco, and vape businesses in the city.Ordinance

00:20:18

Alexandria City Council: 3/12/25

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2025/03/13

The Alexandria City Council held a special meeting to address key city projects, zoning amendments, and community events. The meeting began with updates on Showcase Alexandria, a local business event scheduled for May 3, 2025, aimed at promoting small businesses. Additionally, a Children’s Entrepreneurial Market was proposed for June 7, 2025, encouraging young entrepreneurs to manage their own businesses at a summer festival.The council held the first readings of three ordinances:Ordinance 2025-02 –

00:22:09

Alexandria City Council: 2/20/25

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2025/02/21

The Alexandria City Council met to review financial reports, discuss zoning and public works projects, and pass resolutions addressing state legislation. The council approved a public works feasibility study prepared by Branstetter Carroll, which outlines plans for future infrastructure improvements, including city hall and community center facilities.A key topic was Resolution 2025-02, opposing House Bill 173, which would prohibit local governments from maintaining a landlord registry or requiring

00:34:53

Alexandria P&Z: 2/18/25

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2025/02/19

The Alexandria Planning & Zoning Commission met to discuss amendments to zoning regulations and consider a zone change request. The first major topic was a proposed zoning text amendment related to vape stores, tobacco stores, and liquor stores. The commission reviewed and refined regulations, including restrictions on distance from schools, churches, and daycare centers. A new provision was added allowing liquor sales as an accessory use within large grocery stores (minimum 40,000 square feet)

01:17:32

Alexandria City Council: 2/6/25

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2025/02/07

The Alexandria City Council met to discuss a range of city planning, infrastructure, and community development topics. A major focus was a presentation on the city's Public Works facility study, which analyzed potential locations and funding options for a new facility. After reviewing multiple sites, the council favored the Constable Drive location, adjacent to the new City Hall, due to its accessibility and operational benefits. The estimated cost for the new facility is $6.3 million, with

00:57:46

Alexandria P&Z: 1/21/25

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2025/01/22

The Alexandria Planning & Zoning meeting on January 21, 2025, focused on a public hearing regarding zoning text amendments for vape, tobacco, and liquor stores. Discussions included proposed distance regulations from schools, parks, and churches, and whether to require conditional use permits for new vape shop openings. The commission debated measurement methods for distance requirements and how these regulations could impact future business development. Staff recommended additional revisions

00:50:36

Alexandria City Council: 1/16/25

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2025/01/17

The Alexandria City Council meeting on January 16, 2025, began with the ceremonial swearing-in of council members and recognition of community contributions. Long-serving members of the Board of Adjustments and Code Enforcement Board, Louis Vogelpohl and Betty Dammert, were honored for their service. The Campbell County Historical and Genealogical Society received the Winter Beautification Award for their Christmas Trees of Honor display. Key agenda items included a resolution proclaiming March 16

00:34:53

Alexandria P&Z: 1/7/25

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2025/01/08

The Alexandria Planning & Zoning meeting on January 7, 2025, included discussions on various agenda items and future planning efforts. The meeting began with the swearing-in of two new board members and the election of officers. Key topics included the review of big box retail design standards and establishing a new neighborhood commercial zone to balance residential and commercial developments. The board also discussed updates to the city’s sign ordinance to ensure content neutrality,

00:40:13

Alexandria City Council: 12/19/24

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2024/12/20

The Alexandria City Council meeting on December 19, 2024, featured recognition of Officer Whitney Berger for her life-saving use of an AED, recently donated through Project Heart Restart, to save a resident’s life. The Council approved multiple municipal orders declaring surplus property for auction and reappointed several board members, emphasizing the importance of their contributions to the city. Key discussions included updates on medical cannabis regulations and the progress of the new city

00:37:19

Alexandria P&Z: 12/17/24

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2024/12/18

The Alexandria Planning & Zoning Commission met on December 17, 2024, focusing on a proposed zoning text amendment to regulate medical cannabis-related businesses. Definitions and zoning requirements were discussed, with medicinal marijuana dispensaries proposed as conditional uses in highway commercial zones and cultivation or processing facilities restricted to industrial zones. Commissioners emphasized security, odor control, and appropriate distancing from sensitive areas such as schools and

00:42:48

Alexandria City Council: 12/5/24

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2024/12/06

The Alexandria City Council meeting on December 5, 2024, featured highlights such as the annual audit presentation, which reported a strong financial position for the city, including a $3.16 million gain in the last fiscal year. The Council approved an extension of the city's waste collection contract and selected Atlas Technical Consultants for inspection services for the new city campus project. Updates included a cannabis dispensary license issued in the city, the introduction of code enforcement

00:41:03

Alexandria City Council: 11/21/24

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2024/11/22

The Alexandria City Council meeting on November 21, 2024, covered various topics including honoring local residents and city initiatives. A highlight was a proclamation celebrating the 100th birthday of World War II veteran Charles Robbins. The Council also declared November 30, 2024, as "Small Business Saturday" to support local businesses. Key decisions included approving the auction of a surplus public works vehicle and authorizing the demolition of the Alexandria Annex Building due to safety

00:43:16

Alexandria City Council: 11/7/24

Alexandria Kentucky ·

2024/11/20

Alexandria City Council: 11/7/24

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