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The 10 most interesting neighborhood scoops from May 9, 2026

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#1 Top Scoop Building Permit

2907 Lexington Rd building permit submitted for ADU and garages

Trade Works Remodeling LLC is proposing a new single-story ADU and garage work for owner Sherwin Christopher Nyx at 2907 Lexington Rd. The plan adds a 1,650 sq ft structure on slab that will connect to the existing detached rear garage and also builds an attached garage onto the back of the main house, with plumbing and electrical tied back into the main home and an estimated project value of $400,000. In short, the property would gain a second dwelling unit plus some welcome extra garage space.

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#2 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

2811 Duncan St electrical permit for renovation of Atkinson Elementary School

Link Electric Company LLC is handling the electrical rewire for the Renovation of Atkinson Elementary School at 2811 Duncan St on behalf of Jefferson County School District Fin, with a project value estimated at $1,730,000. The commercial electrical permit (now issued) covers a 1,000-amp service, one meter and 22 subpanels and lists several additional inspections — so this looks like a substantial system upgrade rather than a quick fix.

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#3 Top Scoop Mechanical Permit

730 LOCUST LN Replacement of 2 RTUs at Local 110

Intertech Mechanical Services is replacing two rooftop RTUs for Local 110 at 730 Locust Ln on behalf of owner Sheet Metal Workers International. The commercial HVAC replacement increases capacity slightly from about 30 to 32.5 tons and has an estimated project cost of $50,024.

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#4 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

2805 Wingfield Ln: Electrical permit issued for battery addition to solar

Top Tier Solar Solutions is installing a battery onto the existing solar system at 2805 Wingfield Ln for owner Frederick A. Davis. The residential electrical permit has been issued with the project valued at an estimated $40,000 — basically a home energy-storage upgrade to help with backup power and store daytime sun for evening use.

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#5 Top Scoop Building Permit

1317 Leighton Cir building permit for back patio replacement

William T. Beasley and Patricia L. Schla have applied for a residential alteration at 1317 Leighton Cir to remove an existing wood deck and replace it with a new concrete patio in the same footprint, adding a roof structure to cover part of the patio, with an estimated project cost of $125,000. Licensed contractor Edward Burke of Greystone Group is listed on the permit. The record notes the patio (old and new) will sit about 50 feet from the rear property line — sounds like a sturdy, lower-maintenance backyard refresh in the making.

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#6 Top Scoop Demolition

132 MCCREADY AVE applied for a wrecking permit to demolish a 40-year-old garage

Pelliccia Lindsey has applied for a wrecking permit to remove a pre-existing block garage at 132 McCready Ave — it’s a one-story accessory structure of about 784 sq ft and roughly 40 years old, with the project value estimated at $4,000. The permit is submitted but several required items are still pending, including a demolition notification affidavit, site photos and site plan, plus utility clearances from LG&E and AT&T before work can begin.

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#7 Top Scoop Building Permit

97 Warrior Rd Building Permit Submitted for 2-story residence with garage

Owner Emily Michelle Trager has applied to build a new two-story single-family residence at 97 Warrior Road. The Ramage Company is listed as the contractor for a roughly 5,490-square-foot home with a finished basement, attached garage, three bedrooms and about a 30-foot height; the permit oddly lists an estimated cost of $1 (likely a placeholder), so this looks like a full new build rather than a small remodel.

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#8 Top Scoop Other

4009 Bucks Run Rd applied for Adult Entertainment Employee License Application

Applicant Ana Leyva has submitted an Adult Entertainment Employee License application for herself, listing her mailing address at 4009 Bucks Run Rd in Louisville. The record is open but locked pending a background check and a photo ID, and there's an outstanding $25 fee to be paid—so it’s mostly paperwork left to clear.

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#9 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

4615 Taylor Blvd electrical permit issued for Iroquois HS chillers

Link Electric Company LLC is installing new IMC raceways and conductors to support replacement chillers at Iroquois High School, located at 4615 Taylor Blvd. The electrical rewire permit, filed for Jefferson County School District Fin, lists the project value at about $40,000 and has been issued, so you may see crews working on the school’s HVAC electrical upgrades.

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#10 Top Scoop Mechanical Permit

5141 Commerce Crossings Dr issued for HVAC mechanical permit (two units)

Project Heating & Cooling has been issued a commercial HVAC permit to install one split system and one ductless unit at the Oakwood Landing clubhouse/gym at 5141 Commerce Crossings Dr. The work for owner Interchange Properties Two LLC includes new ductwork (two pieces of equipment, condenser at ground level) with a project value estimated at $29,879 — so the rec center should be ready to stay comfy for workouts and weekend gatherings.

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