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The 10 most interesting neighborhood scoops from March 28, 2026

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#1 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

4512 BELLS LN Electrical permit issued for Paddy's Run - Main

T E M Electric Company Inc has pulled a commercial electrical permit to install the main service for Paddy's Run - Main on behalf of Louisville Gas & Electric Co, a new electrical project estimated at $8,781,400. The work at 4512 Bells Ln calls for a heavy-duty 3,000-amp, 4,146-volt, three-phase service with six subpanels (and two meters noted), and the permit has been issued.

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#2 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

4610 Holzheimer Lane Electrical Permit issued for 4160-volt 1200-amp service

Advanced Electrical Systems is installing a new 4,160‑volt, 1,200‑amp electrical service with six subpanels at 4610 Holzheimer Lane for The Louisville Water Co. This commercial electrical permit is a new installation with an estimated cost of $3,979,758, so it looks like a major power upgrade for the site.

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#3 Top Scoop Other

12601 PLANTSIDE DR: LGE gas work closes westbound curb lane; asphalt cut

Louisville Gas & Electric Company (applicant Derek Wilkins) is installing a gas service at 12601 Plantside Dr. They’ll close the westbound curb lane and perform one long 3' x 3,500' asphalt cut between Earl Jones Way and Papa Johns Blvd (work scheduled roughly 4/1–4/29/2026); cuts will be restored per LMPW restoration policy, and the project is listed as a continuation of an earlier permit with work mostly complete.

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#4 Top Scoop Other

13010 AIKEN RD encroachment permit in progress for box culvert replacement

AllTerrain Paving & Construction is replacing a failing box culvert at 13010 Aiken Rd, concrete-capping the crossing and then following up with milling and paving to rebuild the roadway. The Louisville Metro Public Works project (owner: TUG LLC) will involve a road closure near English Station Road and Avoca Road, is scheduled from 04/13/2026 to 06/19/2026, and is being managed by Rob Willoughby (PM, 502-640-9514) with Superintendent Todd Huffstutler (970-316-1150).

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#5 Top Scoop Other

8901 Michael Edward Dr LGE to replace 13 poles; restoration per policy

Louisville Gas & Electric Company plans to replace 13 utility poles along Michael Edward Drive between Romand Drive and Ferrer Way, with work centered around 8901 Michael Edward Dr and lane closures scheduled from April 29 to July 1, 2026. The property owner is listed as Smith Marvin R & Dorothy J, and LGE says the areas around each pole will be restored under the city's restoration policy while line transfers and pole removals are coordinated through the National Joint Utilities Notification System (NJUNS). Project engineer Matt Tingle and applicant Derek Wilkins are listed as the contacts if you want to ask about timing or neighborhood traffic impacts.

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#6 Top Scoop Demolition

3820 Brownsboro Rd Demolition permit submitted for old bank

Quantum Enterprises Inc. has applied for a wrecking permit to demolish an old bank at 3820 Brownsboro Rd on behalf of owner Iron Real Estate Holdings LLC. The one-story, 2,768 sq ft commercial building (about 48 years old) is listed with a project value of $1,001, and the permit is stalled behind several required items — utility sign-offs from AT&T and LG&E, a demolition notification affidavit, site photos, and a demolition site plan — before teardown can move forward.

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#7 Top Scoop Demolition

8915 Old Bardstown Rd wrecking permit submitted

Abatement Solutions Technologies Inc has submitted a wrecking permit to demolish the single-family house at 8915 Old Bardstown Rd, owned by Iron Will Ventures LLC; the 2,297‑sq ft, two‑story home (built in 1989) has a project value estimated at $25,000. The permit is currently submitted and locked pending required items like utility sign-offs from LG&E and AT&T, an MSD demolition/EPSC form, a notarized demolition notification affidavit, a site plan, and photos showing a yellow Intent to Demolish placard visible from the street.

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#8 Top Scoop Building Permit

1929 Lowell Ave Building Permit for updating existing deck and sunroom

Owen & Eleanor Hardy are updating the existing deck and sunroom at 1929 Lowell Ave. GRB Design LLC is the contractor on the job, with the project estimated at $81,500 — basically a mid-sized refresh to modernize and expand the home's outdoor and sun-facing living space.

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#9 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

125 Chenoweth Ln Renovation electrical permit for WAKY Radio Suite 104

WAKY Radio is renovating its lower-level Suite 104 at 125 Chenoweth Lane, adding 14 new outlets in new walls while keeping all existing LED 2x4 lights—more places to plug in mics, anyone? Pro Tech Electrical Service pulled an electrical rewire permit for the work on behalf of owner Chenoweth Lane Holdings LLC, with the project estimated at $8,000.

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#10 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

7710 Bluebonnet Rd Electrical Permit Issued for Mack Battery Project

Top Tier Solar Solutions is installing two Enphase IQ batteries on an existing solar system at 7710 Bluebonnet Rd for owner Mack Vickie. The residential electrical permit (200-amp rewire) is issued with an estimated project cost of $24,234.31 — so it reads like a battery-backup boost to the home's current panels rather than a full new solar install.

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