🔥 Top Scoops in Louisville, KY

The 10 most interesting neighborhood scoops from April 20, 2026

Ranked from 37 total scoops using AI

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#1 Top Scoop Building Permit

3207 Trail Ridge Rd building permit submitted for inground pool

The Estate of Deborah Tamara Walker is installing an inground kit pool at 3207 Trail Ridge Road — an L-shaped setup (about 26'×24' plus 20'×20') with 42" steel walls and water depths from roughly 3' to 4'8", with a project value estimated at $110,000. The build includes a retaining wall, about 1,750 sq. ft. of concrete patio, walkways and stairs, four skimmers/six lights/two bottom drains, separate circuits for pump/filter and lights, French drains and a 4'×45' rock bed along the fenceline with 3209 Trail Ridge Road, a code-compliant fence with two lockable gates and a basement-walkout door alarm — and there will be no deep end, diving board, or slide.

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#2 Top Scoop Code Violation

4577 S 2ND ST 4 Code Violation Open for Burned-Out Apartment Building

A burned-out apartment building is the subject of an open property maintenance/code-violation case at 4577 S 2nd St, Unit 4. The owner is listed as the Estate of Eric Joe Pocker, and the record shows the case is active with no completed inspections yet, so city follow-up is pending.

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#3 Top Scoop Other

350 W CHESTNUT ST Encroachment permit for Mercury Ballroom bus/RV parking

Olivia Taylor with Live Nation applied for an encroachment permit to use bagged meters in front of the Mercury Ballroom at 350 W Chestnut St. The request, on behalf of owner Clay Commons LLC, would allow parking of two buses and RVs — each with attached trailers — so expect some extra-large vehicles near the venue during the event window.

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#4 Top Scoop Code Violation

948 Samuel St: Code violation for abandoned/inoperable vehicles and trash

Tew Evan has an open property maintenance case at 948 Samuel Street after neighbors reported numerous abandoned, inoperable vehicles — including multiple motorcycles kept under sheets — parked along the street, in the driveway and in the backyard. Complainants say oil from those vehicles runs into the storm drains when it rains, there’s frequent late-night comings-and-goings until 2–5 a.m., and large amounts of trash in the front yard, and residents say previous complaints haven’t resolved the problem.

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#5 Top Scoop Code Violation

1807 Bashford Manor Ln reported fire-damaged fence creating hazard

Owners Pompa Denisse Urquiza and Lopez Dariel Caveza are the subject of an open code complaint after neighbors flagged a fire-damaged fence at 1807 Bashford Manor Lane that left a large opening into the adjacent backyard. A letter was mailed on March 30, 2026 noting the charred, structurally compromised boards—now crudely patched with nails and cardboard—and reports that people have been entering through the gap and dumping trash into the ditch, so inspectors have been asked to investigate the safety, trespass, and cleanup concerns.

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#6 Top Scoop Code Violation

1818 Gregg Ave Code Violation: Hazardous tree leaning on power pole

Owner Malcolm A. McDuffen has an open property maintenance case at 1818 Gregg Ave after reports that a tree is being held up by an electric pole and is making cracking noises. The city is treating it as a potential safety hazard, so expect a site visit to decide whether trimming, bracing, or removal is needed.

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#7 Top Scoop Code Violation

1335 Texas Ave Code violation opened for abandoned house with overgrowth

A property maintenance case has been opened against owner Larry W. Grubb for the house at 1335 Texas Ave; the record is currently listed as open and the property is believed to be abandoned. Neighbors report the backyard is so overgrown it’s spilling into their yard and the sidewalk, destroying a shared fence and even hanging tree limbs on power lines — city officials have the issue on their radar for follow-up.

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#8 Top Scoop Code Violation

6206 Mount Everest Dr Code Violation opened for tall grass and dumped garbage

Owner William D. Whelan has an open property maintenance case at 6206 Mount Everest Dr for tall grass and dumped furniture and garbage in the backyard. The complaint notes the grass is taller than large dogs and a big rat or possum was seen coming out of the debris and into the neighbor’s yard, with concern that their dog could be bitten.

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#9 Top Scoop Code Violation

1101 E Burnett Ave cited for code violation: slippery sidewalk

A property maintenance case has been opened for 1101 East Burnett Avenue after a complaint about a mysterious, slippery "crazy" liquid covering the sidewalk and making it unpleasant to pass by. Owner Joseph T. Murrow Jr. is listed on the record, and the case is currently open for investigation and clean-up.

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#10 Top Scoop Code Violation

6915 NANSAN TRACE: code violation for large open trailer parked on driveway

Owner Liliana Perez Urrutia has an open property-maintenance case for 6915 Nansen Trce after city staff flagged a large open trailer parked on the driveway in front of the home — that type of trailer isn’t allowed to be stored there. The case is listed as open and ongoing, so neighbors may see follow-ups or inspections as the city works to bring the property into compliance.

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