πŸ”₯ Top Scoops in Louisville, KY

The 10 most interesting neighborhood scoops from April 21, 2026

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#1 Top Scoop Building Permit

615 MARRET AVE applied for a building permit to construct a warehouse addition

Deckel & Moneypenny Inc. is proposing a 38,436-square-foot, two-story warehouse addition at 615 Marret Ave that will add a loading dock and office area onto the existing warehouse and office building. The $7,000,000 project is designed by Carole Yocum of K. Norman Berry Associates, Architects, PLLC, includes an automatic sprinkler system, and is holding on verification of a parking lot permit before the building permit can be issued.

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#2 Top Scoop Zoning

3416 W Kentucky St faced zoning enforcement for outdoor seating and food sign

Owner Gore Tim is the subject of an open zoning enforcement case after a complaint about a large alley sign advertising food and a big tent with chairs behind 3416 W Kentucky St that looks like outdoor restaurant seating. Neighbors also report multiple free-roaming fowl β€” chickens, hens, turkeys, ducks and roosters β€” leaving eggs in the alley and attracting rodents, so the city has the property under review.

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#3 Top Scoop Code Violation

221 N 19TH ST Code violation opened for leaning house

Owner Gregory Wafford has an open property maintenance code case for 221 N 19th St after a caller reported the house is heavily leaning and could fall β€” a clear safety concern. Contractors next door are reportedly too nervous to keep working until inspectors take a look, so the city has this one on its radar.

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#4 Top Scoop Code Violation

3006 Magazine Street Code Violation - Property Maintenance Case Opened

A property maintenance case is open after a caller reported a construction company dumping demolition debris on the vacant lot at 3006 Magazine St. The parcel is owned by Joash Inc., and the city has the case active so inspectors can investigate and push for cleanup if illegal dumping is confirmed.

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#5 Top Scoop Code Violation

7101 Bronner Cir 6 opened for code violation: no A/C, black particles in tub

Avery Property LLC has an open property-maintenance case for the unit at 7101 Bronner Cir, Unit 6 after residents reported no working A/C for about a month and say maintenance has acknowledged it needs replacement but hasn’t acted. Tenants also report scratching noises in the walls and black particles coming from the tub when water runs, so the complaint covers HVAC, possible pest issues, and water-quality/plumbing concerns.

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#6 Top Scoop Building Permit

9903 Legacy Ct building permit submitted for residential alteration after flood

Owner Yassin Mohammed Abbas has applied for a residential alteration at 9903 Legacy Ct after the house suffered heavy water damage from a burst second-floor toilet while the homeowners were out of town for two months. The flooding hit half the top floor, the entire first floor, and the basement, prompting a full gut of the basement and first floor to subfloor and studs, removal of top-floor flooring, and flood-cutting drywall two feet up. Hunter & Associates Const Co I is the contractor on the job, the scope includes electrical and HVAC repairs, and the project is estimated at $189,000.

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#7 Top Scoop Building Permit

4535 Outer Loop Building Permit issued for interior renovations with sprinklers

Miranda Construction LLC is the licensed contractor handling interior, non-structural renovations at 4535 Outer Loop for owner New Sky LLC β€” a one-story, 3,698-square-foot sprinklered A-2 assembly space (think restaurant/nightclub). The work, estimated at $775,000, keeps the existing layout and means of egress but installs kitchen equipment, new plumbing fixtures, lighting, finishes and interior partitions; exterior updates include paint and new lighting (signage will be permitted separately), and the project requires CO2 detectors with alarms plus separate trade and sprinkler permits to comply with the 2018 Kentucky Building Code.

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#8 Top Scoop Demolition

3527 W MUHAMMAD ALI BLVD Demolition record opened

Ayala Empire Properties LLC has an open property-maintenance demolition action for the building at 3527 W Muhammad Ali Blvd, so the city currently lists the site as active. There are no completed inspections on the record yet β€” a site visit took place earlier this year and a structural rating review was scheduled around 04/20/2026, suggesting officials are still assessing the property before any teardown moves forward.

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#9 Top Scoop Other

1250 Old Fern Valley Rd encroachment permit for water main work

Louisville Water Company is doing a water‑main replacement along Old Fern Valley Road between Preston Highway and Fern Valley Road, affecting the stretch around 1250 Old Fern Valley Rd β€” the property is owned by AMSCO Kentucky LLC. The encroachment permit authorizes a south‑side lane closure with flaggers and a temporary traffic light, one pavement cut roughly 200' x 5', work by contractor CJ Hughes under Project Manager Scott Reynolds from about May 3 to June 27, 2026, with restoration per Louisville Metro Public Works policy and residents notified at least seven days beforehand.

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#10 Top Scoop Code Violation

1306 Pigeon Pass Rd code violation open for unfinished LG&E pole work

LG&E is replacing a utility pole on the corner of 1306 Pigeon Pass Rd, and owner Jason A. Cox says crews left an eyesore and mess that hasn’t been cleaned up. The issue is logged as an open property maintenance/code-violation case while the city reviews what cleanup or follow-up is needed.

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