Florence City Council October 21
Florence City Council approved the second reading of the ordinance regarding the proposed Wawa at Hopeful Church Rd and US Highway 42. A police cruiser was transferred to Breathitt County High School’s Criminal Justice Program, part of the county’s effort to encourage careers in law enforcement and public safety.
Planning & Zoning October 15
The Planning Commission continues to address proposals for expanded residential development.
Florence City Council October 14
The proposed Wawa at Hopeful Church Rd and US Highway 42 generated significant discussion, and residents were on hand to voice their concerns on that issue as well as on solar panel arrays and the skate park.
Planning & Zoning October 1
Notably at the Planning Commission meeting, approval sought for a very dense residential development at 2063 Hathaway Road was denied. A proposal for a similarly dense development will come before the Tech Committee on October 15.
Planning & Zoning September 3
Dense development along Hathaway Rd is back on the Planning Commission agenda, with final action to be taken October 1. Three other housing developments also are under consideration.
Planning & Zoning August 6
The public hearing regarding housing of greater density along Hathaway Road that was postponed by the applicant is back on the schedule for September 3.
Planning & Zoning July 16
Of note, two Hathaway Rd projects have been either withdrawn or postponed by their applicants. Final action of several proposals is scheduled for August 6.
Florence City Council July 8
Among other business, Florence City Council heard reports from City Attorney Thomas Nienaber and city Code Enforcement personnel leading to a decision to begin foreclosure proceedings for a property on Goodridge Drive.
Public Library Board June 16
The Public Library Board heard reports about grant applications, personnel changes, a popular new offering at Walton, a possible new home for the Archive & History Center, the board’s finances and more.
Florence City Council June 13
Florence City Council approved one development proposal, denied another and dealt with issues affecting personnel, among other items of business.