Planning & Zoning November 15
Planning and Zoning proposals affecting commercial development including grocery stores, multi-family housing and subdivision regulation.
Boone County School Board November 9
Quantifying Total System Effectiveness
The District presented the State’s effectiveness reporting system termed “Accountability Report.” Even the administration’s presenter described the report as “gobbledygook” because no insight can be extracted, much less improvement action steps identified from the report.
Planning & Zoning November 1
Planning & Zoning proposals affecting Florence, Union, Burlington and Boone County regarding multi-family housing, commercial development and cell tower installation.
Planning & Zoning October 18
Planning and Zoning proposals affecting convenience and grocery store development, expanded parking and subdivision regulations.
Public Library Board October 16
The highlight of the meeting was the approximately 25 citizens from Petersburg and Bellevue Bottoms who came to protest the continued closing of the Chapin library in Petersburg, which has been closed since February 2021.
Planning & Zoning September 20 & October 4
Planning & Zoning is discussing changes to allow further retail and apartment development throughout the county. Public input is critical and welcome. Note committee, action and public hearing dates.
Public Library Board September 18
In the public comment section of the meeting, the BCRP Local Issues Subcommittee Chairman, Randy Stigall, made the following public comment expressing concern with the Library’s involvement with the American Library Association (ALA) and its radically Marxist president:
NKY Independent District Board of Health September 13
Quarterly Business Meeting held September 13, 2023, covering smoke-free ordinances, financial audit, drug and alcohol partnerships, environmental reports, population health reports, events and resignations.
Planning & Zoning September 5
Results of Planning and Zoning votes, future votes and public hearings regarding changes to land use in Florence, Burlington, Walton and elsewhere. One public hearing involves countywide changes to subdivision regulations.
Public Library Board August 21
There were several attendees from the general public who used the 15-minute comment period (probably a half hour altogether) on various issues.