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#1 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

4522 Algonquin Pkwy electrical permit issued for Area 15

T E M Electric Company Inc. is installing a new commercial electrical system at 4522 Algonquin Pkwy for owner Louisville & Jefferson County MSD under an issued electrical permit. The work brings a 3,200-amp, 480-volt, three-phase service feeding 11 subpanels and carries an estimated project value of $4,208,220 — clearly a big power upgrade, not just a plug-and-play job.

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#2 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

5545 MINOR LN electrical permit issued for booster pump station equipment

Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government is giving the LWC Minor Lane Booster Pump Station at 5545 Minor Ln a serious power-up with an issued electrical permit for a rewire. Licensed professional Larry Middleton is overseeing installation of a new generator, transformer, CTs, VFDs, disconnect switches and lights for a project estimated at $924,000 (1200 amps, one meter, two subpanels).

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#3 Top Scoop Building Permit

3207 Preston Hwy Building Permit: Tenant fit-out for vet office

LVO Real Estate LLC is planning a tenant fit‑up to convert the space at 3207 Preston Hwy into a veterinary office, essentially giving the storefront a pet‑friendly clinic makeover. The building permit lists the project value at an estimated $650,000 and notes all work will meet or exceed current building codes; an automatic sprinkler system is not required or provided.

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#4 Top Scoop Building Permit

10701 Meeting St Building Permit for Gustavo's Restaurant Fire Alarm System

Lancaster Built Homes Inc. is installing a new addressable fire alarm system at 10701 Meeting St for Gustavo's Restaurant, including manual and automatic detection, elevator recall, sprinkler monitoring, central station monitoring, and evacuation with strobes and temporal horns — all per NFPA 72. The roughly 17,800 sq ft project is estimated at $6,000 and is currently on hold until AMFEMS tests the alarm and sprinkler systems prior to issuing a certificate of occupancy.

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#5 Top Scoop Other

140 N 4TH ST issued Alcoholic Beverage Special Temporary License

American Heart Association Inc. has been issued an Alcoholic Beverage Special Temporary License for the 2026 Kentuckiana Heart Ball (Louisville, KY) at 140 N 4th St. The temporary license runs through 12/31/2026, and the record shows required items — Certificate of Good Standing, event description and diagram, flier, and property/location agreement — were all submitted and marked met. Looks like the AHA has the paperwork buttoned up, so neighbors can expect a well-organized event rather than last-minute scrambling.

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#6 Top Scoop Other

9125 Fern Creek Rd encroachment permit issued for lane and sidewalk closure

Louisville Water, with applicant Brad Walter McBride, plans to install new water services at 9125 Fern Creek Rd with work scheduled from Jan. 16 to Feb. 20, 2026. Crews will make one 35x8 street cut and one 5x5 sidewalk cut, using traffic control and flaggers to move lane and sidewalk closures west to east; the road will be plated and reopened at the end of each shift and restored per LMPW utility policy. The property is owned by Louisville Jefferson County Metro Government, the project manager is Clay Robinson (502-919-2861), and the record shows $850 in outstanding permit fees.

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#7 Top Scoop Zoning

5419 Distler Ln variance to subdivide into three single-family lots

Applicant Clay Smith has applied for a variance to subdivide 5419 Distler Lane into three single‑family lots; the owner is listed as 5415 Distler Lane Revocable Family Trust. The variance would avoid an extra right‑of‑way and private easement dedication that, when paired with new front‑yard setbacks, would greatly shrink the buildable area (and could make some lots effectively unbuildable), so the request is meant to keep the lots practical and consistent with the existing development pattern—no construction is proposed.

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#8 Top Scoop Other

4003 S 2nd ST Dumpster/Pod Permit filed for debris removal

Brandon Winkler has applied to place a dumpster in front of 4003 S 2nd St for debris removal from January 12 to January 26, 2026. Louisville Metro Public Works may require the pod/dumpster to be moved for weather, special events, or improper placement, and the record notes a traffic cone must be placed on the corner of the dumpster for safety. Looks like a short, two-week curbside cleanup—expect a temporary container on the block.

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#9 Top Scoop Other

102 N GALT AVE Encroachment Permit Issued for Robinson Pipe Cleaning Project

Robinson Pipe Cleaning (RPC), with applicant TRC, LLC’s Andrew Meyer, will do point repairs and install multiple manholes along N Galt Ave at 102 N Galt Ave, between Frankfort Ave and the dead end. Expect a single-lane closure (no sidewalk closures), about ten 4'x8' road cuts to access the 8" sewer and 15" storm line, full restoration per LMPW policy, and a project paid for by MSD; the property owner is Patricia K. Melican and work is scheduled roughly Jan. 15–May 1, 2026.

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#10 Top Scoop Building Permit

4512 S 2ND ST Building permit submitted for Wallace RA Build room addition

Distinctive Design Remodeling has submitted plans for a residential room addition at 4512 S 2nd St for owner Christopher Alan Dye. The project is estimated at $171,000 and is currently in the application submittal stage awaiting reviews like building, fire, and MSD before a permit is issued. Translation: it’s a fairly substantial home update, so neighbors may see construction activity once approvals are complete.

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