πŸ”₯ Top Scoops in Louisville, KY

The 10 most interesting neighborhood scoops from April 29, 2026

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#1 Top Scoop Other

2700 Gast Blvd submitted for Massage Facility license LIC-MFA-26-000018

Moore Wellness, LLC β€” doing business as James Moore Wellness β€” has submitted a massage facility license for a studio at 2700 Gast Boulevard. James Moore, a licensed massage therapist and health-and-wellness coach with a B.S. from the University of Louisville and more than eight years of clinical experience (including Frazier Rehab), will offer individualized services to reduce muscle tension and improve mobility; the record shows a $50 fee was paid and the license runs through 12/31/2026, and he brings a huge online following (about 7.3 million on Instagram, 6 million on Facebook, and 500,000 YouTube subscribers).

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#2 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

3101 Shadeswood Ave electrical permit issued for Core 5 Solar 600kW

Core 5 Solar is putting roughly 600 kW of rooftop solar on the building at 3101 Shadeswood Ave for owner ARVATO USA LLC. The commercial electrical permit was issued for new electrical work with an estimated project value of $350,000, an 800-amp service and one subpanel, and licensed pro Clint Johnson of SESRE listed as the electrical contractor.

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#3 Top Scoop Demolition

3432 Grand Ave Demolition permit submitted

Aesthetic Industrial Contracting Inc. has submitted an emergency wrecking permit for 3432 Grand Ave on behalf of owner Healing Homes LLC. The plan is an emergency demo with seed and straw for erosion control on the 126-year-old, two-story single-family house (about 1,878 sq ft) with an estimated cost of $8,000, and the record notes the property was donated to Louisville Metro while several demolition approvals and utility sign-offs remain pending.

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#4 Top Scoop Zoning

2014 S Preston St applied for Short-Term Rental CUP

Applicant Kelly Rawalt has submitted a conditional use permit to run a short-term rental (not owner-occupied) at 2014 S Preston St; the property is owned by Kelly Cassidy Walker Rawalt. The R-6 single-family home is proposed to offer three lodging rooms and the application prompted 146 neighborhood notification postcards as part of the review.

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#5 Top Scoop Other

829 W MAIN ST Encroachment permit for N 9th Street road closure

D-Crane Rental LLC is bringing in a crane to lift a unit onto the Frazier Kentucky History Museum at 829 W Main St, which is owned by Owsley Brown Frazier Historical Arms. Expect a road closure on N 9th Street between W Washington Street and 31W from May 6–13, 2026 while project manager Lucas Bowling and contractor Donald Campbell handle the lift; any damaged sidewalk will be replaced as a full slab.

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#6 Top Scoop Environmental Permit

4300 Camp Ground Rd Construction Permit Rohm and Haas Louisville Plant

Rohm and Haas Chemicals LLC has filed for an industrial construction permit to install a DOT Railcar Pressurization System at their Louisville plant, 4300 Camp Ground Rd. The application was received 04/22/2026 and the permit runs through 04/28/2026; this is for a Title V facility that handles boilers, chemical manufacturing, generators, particulate equipment and storage tanks, so it looks like part of ongoing plant upgrades rather than a small one-off project.

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#7 Top Scoop Other

611 W Main St applied for Alcoholic Beverage Annual License

Mahogany Fox Spirits Co., LLC has applied for an annual alcoholic beverage license for a distillery off-site tasting room at 611 W Main St. The applicant paid a $50 fee, but several required items are still pending β€” including Certification of Occupancy, notification of the fire official, a 30-day wait confirmation, a Certificate of Good Standing, and a copy of the lease or deed β€” so the license is not finalized yet.

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#8 Top Scoop Building Permit

7723 Hollis View Court applied for building permit for new residence

Pulte Homes of Ohio LLC is putting up a new single-family residence in the Park Ridge development at 7723 Hollis View Court. The permit lists Pulte Homes (licensed pro contact kathleenlawson@pulte.com) for a 4‑bed, one‑unit house with an estimated project value of $350,000, and notes that automatic sprinklers are not required or provided.

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#9 Top Scoop Other

2460 Grinstead Dr applied for encroachment permit for lane closure

Louisville Water Company is replacing a lead service at 2460 Grinstead Dr and has an encroachment permit for a single 4' x 5' pavement cut in the center turn lane, with a lane closure between Ray Ave and Glenmary Ave. Work is scheduled 05/10/2026–05/30/2026, the road will be plated and reopened at the end of each shift, restoration will follow LMPW utility policy, resident letters were sent on 4/28/2026, and the project manager is Joseph Sloan with Basham Construction (Terry Likens); the property owner is QVC Properties LLC.

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#10 Top Scoop Zoning

220 W Main St applied for zoning overlay permit for bank tenant improvements

Chase Bank plans tenant improvements to convert first-floor office space into a new retail branch at 220 W Main St, a property owned by 220 Main Street Fee LLC. The project, estimated at $65,000, calls for a complete interior gut and renovation of the leased space in the existing high‑rise, plus exterior changes like removing a window for an ATM and swapping a storefront opening for new doors and a night deposit box.

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