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00:46:39

Bellevue City Council: 12/10/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/12/12

The Bellevue City Council met on December 10, 2025, beginning with prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance, roll call, and approval of the previous meeting’s minutes. The treasurer presented the monthly financial report, detailing claims across the general, events, parks, capital improvement, and municipal road aid funds, all of which were approved. The meeting then shifted to a special presentation honoring resident Margie Geisler Grove on her 100th birthday, with a proclamation declaring December 10,

00:18:58

Bellevue City Council: 11/12/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/11/13

The Bellevue City Council met on November 12, 2025, beginning with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. Council approved the minutes from the previous meeting and reviewed the treasurer’s report, which detailed claims across several city funds. During council reports, members noted the success of a recent Bellevue Neighborhood Association fundraiser that will help fund next year’s flower installations. Mayor Cleves announced upcoming holiday events, including the annual Christmas Walk and tree

00:32:16

Bellevue Code Enforcement: 10/23/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/10/24

The Bellevue Code Enforcement Board met on October 23, 2025, opening with roll call, the Pledge of Allegiance, and approval of prior meeting minutes. The board addressed several property violation cases presented by Code Enforcement Officer Tom McDaniel.The first case involved 253 Berry Avenue, a long-vacant home belonging to the late Daniel McMillan’s estate. The property was cited for multiple violations, including failure to register as vacant, overgrown weeds, rubbish accumulation, structural

00:32:58

Bellevue City Council: 10/8/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/10/09

The Bellevue City Council met on October 8, 2025, beginning with standard business items including the approval of previous minutes and the treasurer’s report. Mayor Charlie Cleves highlighted several upcoming community events, including the River Roots Celebration with a riverboat parade and fireworks on October 9, “Boo in the View” ghost stories on October 17, Fall Cleanup Week from October 19–25, and the “Touch-a-Truck” family event on November 1. The city also celebrated the installation of a

00:23:10

Bellevue Code Enforcement: 9/25/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/09/26

The Bellevue Code Enforcement Board met on September 25, 2025, to review multiple property violation cases. One citation for a Prospect Street property was dismissed after the violations were abated. A chronic nuisance case at 451 Fourth Avenue, involving Clear Focus Properties LLC, was upheld with a $14,000 maximum fine, which will convert to a lien after 30 days due to ongoing neglect and failure to address numerous citations. Another case involved improper parking at 348 City Avenue, where the

00:46:52

Bellevue City Council: 9/10/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/09/11

The Bellevue City Council met on September 10, 2025. Council approved routine business, including financial claims across multiple city funds. Reports included updates on the school athletic complex flooding study, neighborhood association volunteer projects, and city events such as Art in the Park, the Farmers Market tailgate edition, and the upcoming Fall Fest.Mayor Cleves announced the city’s purchase of property to expand Beach Park, calling it a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for future

00:20:38

Bellevue Code Enforcement: 8/28/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/08/29

The Bellevue Code Enforcement Board met on August 28, 2025, to review several property violations. Cases included tall grass at vacant homes on Eden Avenue, one resulting in a $50 fine and another with the fine waived contingent on the grass being cut within two weeks. Another case at 308 Lafayette involved rubbish, damaged gutters, and long-standing neglect, leading to a $100 fine and 30 days to address the issues. The board also discussed an improperly placed parking pad and halted the project,

00:28:47

Bellevue City Council: 8/13/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/08/14

At the August 13, 2025 Bellevue City Council meeting, members approved minutes from the previous meeting, reviewed the treasurer’s report, and heard updates from various departments. Highlights included community volunteer efforts by the Bellevue Neighborhood Association, upcoming events such as the Lavender Trail ribbon cutting, Dog Days of Summer at the Farmers’ Market, Bourbon in Bellevue, and Art in the Park. Reports from public safety and public services covered fire department training

00:37:37

Bellevue City Council: 7/9/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/07/10

Bellevue City Council: 7/9/25

01:19:08

Bellevue City Council: 6/11/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/06/12

The Bellevue City Council meeting on June 11, 2025, was marked by a mix of celebrations, city updates, and public concerns. The council honored long-time community figure Tony Miller with a moment of silence and proclaimed June 11 as “Carol Schoulthies Day,” recognizing her more than 50 years of service as the city’s first councilwoman. Extensive updates were shared on ongoing infrastructure projects, with City Engineer Mike Yeager reporting over $5 million in grant funding secured for sidewalks,

01:09:28

Bellevue Code Enforcement: 5/22/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/05/23

The Bellevue Code Enforcement Board met on May 22, 2025, to address a series of property violations, with a particular focus on long-standing cases of blighted and unsafe structures. One major case involved a severely deteriorated property at 129 Retreat Street, which has been vacant since 2019 and poses significant safety risks to neighbors. The property owner, who has received multiple citations over the years, presented plans and partial funding to begin restoration efforts. The board granted a

01:15:47

Bellevue City Council: 5/14/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/05/15

The Bellevue City Council met on May 14, 2025, with a packed agenda focused on financial approvals, upcoming community events, waste collection contracts, and neighborhood concerns. Council approved financial claims across several city funds and celebrated multiple recognitions, including community media awards for local programming and an update from the Bellevue Neighborhood Association highlighting recent tree planting efforts. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to a detailed

01:01:05

Bellevue Planning & Zoning: 4/28/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/04/29

Bellevue Planning & Zoning: 4/28/25

01:38:35

Bellevue City Council: 4/9/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/04/10

The Bellevue City Council met on April 9, 2025, to review city operations, community events, and ongoing development efforts. The meeting began with updates from department heads, including the police and fire departments, both of which reported recent training completions and upcoming community engagement plans.City staff presented progress on the Marianne Theater cleanup, noting the removal of old fixtures and continuing discussions about future restoration or redevelopment. Council also discussed

00:54:35

Bellevue Board of Adjustment: 4/7/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/04/09

The Bellevue Board of Adjustment met on April 7, 2025, to consider a zoning variance request from a property owner at 215 Van Voast Avenue. The applicant sought a variance to allow a fence that exceeds the standard height restriction for front yards. The board thoroughly discussed the site’s topography and existing conditions, including the steep grade and limited backyard space, which justified the need for a taller fence. After reviewing staff recommendations and hearing from both the applicant

00:40:37

Bellevue Code Enforcement: 3/27/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/03/28

The Bellevue Code Enforcement meeting on March 27, 2025, covered several key issues related to local property regulations and compliance efforts. Officials discussed ongoing code violations, including improper property maintenance, unauthorized construction, and zoning infractions. The enforcement team provided updates on recent cases, highlighting resolved issues and ongoing investigations.Community members had the opportunity to voice concerns about neighborhood code violations, with discussions

00:27:02

Bellevue Planning & Zoning: 3/24/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/03/25

Bellevue Planning & Zoning Meeting Summary - March 24, 2025The Bellevue Planning & Zoning Commission met to continue discussions on zoning regulations for electronic smoking retailers (vape shops) and tobacco retailers. The meeting focused on refining definitions and zoning requirements to ensure consistency with state law and to regulate the placement of these businesses within the city.The commission removed references to "tobacco retailers" from the proposed zoning ordinance to

00:27:58

Bellevue City Council: 3/12/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/03/13

The Bellevue City Council met to address public safety, city development, and community initiatives. The meeting began with the swearing-in of Officer Austin Bagley, a new police recruit with prior experience in Boone County. Police Chief John McClain also presented the Officer of the Year award to Specialist TJ Hawks for his outstanding contributions to the department, including cost-saving efforts and property management. Additionally, Marty Madden was recognized with a Community Partnership Award

00:31:28

Bellevue P&Z: 2/24/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/02/25

The Bellevue Planning & Zoning Commission met to discuss zoning text amendments related to vape and tobacco stores. The proposed amendments aimed to define key terms such as electronic smoking devices, vape shops, and tobacco retailers while establishing regulations for where these businesses can operate. The commission considered allowing vape and tobacco stores only within shopping center (SC) zones, with possible conditions such as operating hours from 6 AM to 10 PM and a minimum 1,200-foot

00:49:16

Bellevue City Council: 2/12/25

Bellevue Kentucky ·

2025/02/13

The Bellevue City Council met to review financial matters, city projects, and community events. The meeting included a presentation of the annual audit, which resulted in a clean report with no significant deficiencies or compliance issues. The auditor highlighted the city’s strong financial position, noting a surplus in cash reserves but recommending the addition of a full-time accountant to manage complex financial transactions and federal grants.The council approved several new ordinances,

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