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#1 Top Scoop Other

2927 Garland Ave Landscape Plan Submitted for 76-Unit Apartment Development

Architect Daniel Grimm has submitted a landscape plan for Opportunity Village, a proposed 76-unit multi-family project in a single four-story building at 2927 Garland Ave. Owned by Goodwill Industries of Kentucky Inc., the development would sit on about 3 acres (roughly 81,000 square feet) and includes a tree preservation plan alongside the landscaping details.

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#2 Top Scoop Code Violation

9814 SEVILLE DR Louisville KY 40272 Code violation for animal neglect

Owner Charles F. Meyer III has an open property-maintenance case after a neighbor emailed about alleged animal neglect at 9814 Seville Drive. The complaint describes two adult dogs tied to a handicap ramp with no food, water, or shelter (blocking access to the front door), and alleges the home lacks electricity and running water and may be operating as a "puppy farm."

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#3 Top Scoop Code Violation

2730 W Chestnut St Lead Enforcement Case ENF-LEAD-26-000024 opened

A lead enforcement case is open at 2730 W Chestnut St for owner CEEKOU LLC, with the city marking the file active and due on 01/07/2026. Related property-maintenance records and initial site visits are listed, but no completed inspections appear yet — so the property is on the city’s radar and follow-ups are planned.

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#4 Top Scoop Code Violation

2505 Brownsboro Rd A2 reported mold and water intrusion code violation

A code-violation complaint reports extreme mold and persistent leaks at Garden Court Condominiums, 2505 Brownsboro Rd (Units D2 and D5), with damage showing up both inside and out. The record names owners Christopher J. Knopf & Clifford A. Kno and says Bill Stout Properties and an out-of-state owner using Lear Management have had poor communication and slow response, leaving residents to deal with a dishwasher leak that soaked walls, cabinets, floors and ceilings for six months to a year. Complainants say the unresolved conditions have caused health problems for occupants and pets, and the property-maintenance case is open while responsibility is sorted.

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#5 Top Scoop Environmental Permit

2313 Greenwood Ave: Emergency demolition order issued for RACM

Louisville & Jefferson County Landbank has an emergency order demolition planned at 2313 Greenwood Ave, a vacant one-story former residence built in 1920 (about 2,863 sq ft). The asbestos permit says regulated asbestos-containing material (RACM) may remain in place during work, and requires Aesthetic Industrial Contracting, Inc. to keep materials wet, containerize and promptly dispose of debris at Outer Loop Landfill, treat all demolition debris as RACM, avoid tracked vehicles on the rubble, and perform daily disposal during the job scheduled 01/08/2026–02/08/2026.

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#6 Top Scoop Demolition

619 S 28TH ST Demolition: Emergency demolition evaluation after fire damage

The Louisville Fire Department responded to a structure fire at the vacant property and has asked the demolitions team to send a building inspector to evaluate heavy fire damage at 619 S 28th Street. Owner Squirewell Stanley Leroy is listed on the file, and inspectors will determine whether the property needs emergency demolition. If so, neighbors may see demolition crews and cleanup activity in the near future.

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#7 Top Scoop Building Permit

6425 Stonecrop Dr building permit submitted for a new 2-story, 3-bedroom home

Gregg Custom Building & Development has submitted a building permit to build a new two-story, 3-bedroom single-family home with a three-car attached garage at 6425 Stonecrop Drive. The 3,701 sq ft house is estimated at $455,000, will top out around 31 feet, and the record notes no automatic sprinkler system is required or provided.

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#8 Top Scoop Zoning

1105 Cecil Ave applied for a Certificate of Appropriateness

Applicant Regina Louise Porter of All My Assets has applied for a Certificate of Appropriateness to rebuild the gutted house at 1105 Cecil Ave, with a project cost of $200,000 in the Chickasaw Historic District. Plans call for exterior repairs from dormer to foundation (including sheathing, new siding, insulated windows, new roof and gutters), removal and capping of the chimney above the second floor, a right-side fence and rear wooden deck, plus interior changes with new insulation (R13 walls, R38 ceiling), new 2x4 wall framing and drywall, a new first-floor full bath and an enlarged second-floor bath, and all-new HVAC, water heater, electrical, plumbing and required smoke/CO detectors.

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#9 Top Scoop Zoning

7122 DIXIE HWY Zoning: Is this property eligible to be a payday loan business?

A zoning enforcement complaint has been filed about the business at 7122 Dixie Hwy. The owner is listed as the Lana Williams Revocable Trust c/o Lana Williams, Trustee, and the tipster says the shop — advertised as a home loan lender — may also be operating as a cash-advance/payday-loan outlet, which could conflict with recently passed rules limiting where those businesses can locate. The case is open while staff investigate whether the property is eligible to run payday-style lending.

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#10 Top Scoop Code Violation

5211 Viking Way Code violation for rat infestation

A property maintenance case was opened for owner Breit Steadfast MF Valley Farms Nort after an anonymous caller reported a rat infestation at 5211 Viking Way. The caller says "you can see them up in the trees" and plans to send video to attach to the service request, so inspectors may have visual evidence when they follow up.

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