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The 10 most interesting neighborhood scoops from May 13, 2026

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#1 Top Scoop Other

600 W Jefferson Street encroachment permit for temporary bagged-meter parking

David Schuchard with Louisville Metro Government secured an encroachment permit to bag meters and reserve temporary parking at 600 W Jefferson St on May 15, 2026. The permit allows space for a Metro TV truck, the Mayor's vehicles and the Lieutenant Governor's vehicle for the unveiling of a statue on the Hall of Justice patio.

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#2 Top Scoop Other

3029 Magazine St encroachment permit for water main replacement

Louisville Water Company has an encroachment permit to replace a water main and will be closing Magazine Street between S 30th and S 31stโ€”work that affects the block around 3029 Magazine St (owner: Ashland Inc.). The project includes one long pavement cut roughly 5' x 463' and is scheduled from May 17 to July 4, 2026, with Allterrain Paving as the contractor. LWC says residents were notified at least seven days beforehand, restoration will follow Metro utility policy, and project manager Scott Reynolds and inspector Moe Manley are listed on the record.

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#3 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

4000 KRESGE WAY electrical permit for Baptist Health OR #19 equipment change

Baptist Healthcare System Inc is swapping equipment and doing a rewire in Operating Room 19 at 4000 Kresge Way under a newly issued electrical permit. Wagner Electric is the licensed contractor for the job, which carries an estimated project value of $186,537 and was accepted and issued on 05/12/2026.

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#4 Top Scoop Other

707 E Breckinridge St encroachment permit issued for water main replacement

Louisville Water Company is replacing a water main at 707 E Breckinridge St (owner: Harris Latanja), with work running between S Clay St and S Shelby St that includes one pavement cut about 5' x 520'. Crews will close the road from May 18 to June 20, 2026 but will plate and reopen it to traffic at the end of each work shift, and restoration will follow LMPW utility policy. Project manager Jacob Clark (502-533-5042, jmclark@louisvillewater.com) is overseeing the job, which Basham Construction is performing, and residents were notified on May 11, 2026.

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#5 Top Scoop Other

603 E Breckinridge St encroachment permit issued for water main replacement

Louisville Water Company is replacing a water main on E Breckinridge Street between S Hancock and S Clay, with work affecting the block that includes 603 E Breckinridge St. The project calls for one pavement cut roughly 5' x 534', the road will be closed during work hours (but plated and reopened at the end of each shift), and restoration will follow LMPW utility policy; resident notification letters went out on 05/11/2026 and work is scheduled from 05/18/2026 to 06/20/2026. Project manager Jacob Clark and contractor Basham Construction are overseeing the job, and the property owner is Bates Memorial Missionary Baptist Church.

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#6 Top Scoop Other

709 S 4TH ST: Sidewalk and driving lane closure for Heyburn Building

Schnell Contractors, Inc. will be doing exterior masonry and waterproofing on the Heyburn Building and needs temporary sidewalk and lane closures at 709 South 4th Street, which is owned by IBC Property Holdings LLC. The work is scheduled May 13โ€“July 15, 2026, roughly 7 AMโ€“4 PM, and will use barricades, cones, signage, pedestrian detours and an approximately 80โ€‘foot aerial lift in the rightโ€‘ofโ€‘way; no excavation is planned, emergency vehicle access and reasonable pedestrian access to nearby businesses will be maintained. Expect some short-term detours and cones as they restore the facadeโ€”Schnell says any damaged sidewalks or curbs will be repaired to equal or better condition.

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#7 Top Scoop Building Permit

2420 LIME KILN LN Building Permit submitted for LouLou Nutrition & Energy

LouLou Nutrition & Energy is setting up a nutrition beverage retail spot at 2420 Lime Kiln Ln inside Glenview Pointe Shopping Center; the property is owned by Glenview Pointe Shopping Center LLC. The interior build-out will add a service counter/bar, sinks and plumbing, electrical and lighting tweaks, new flooring, wall finishes, shelving and equipment to serve meal-replacement shakes and energy teas, with no changes to the exterior or load-bearing walls. The project is estimated at $25,000, sized for about 15โ€“20 occupants, and an automatic sprinkler system is required and will be provided.

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#8 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

9720 River Trail Dr electrical permit issued for adding a battery to solar

Top Tier Solar Solutions will add a residential battery to the existing solar setup for owners Dwayne A. Jones and Marietta M. Jones at 9720 River Trail Dr. The electrical residential permit has been issued and the project is estimated at $18,765.37, so it looks like a battery-backup upgrade rather than a full system overhaul.

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#9 Top Scoop Zoning

3947 Park Dr Landscape Plan for Auto Sales submitted

Andy Prado Lantigua has submitted a landscape plan for an auto-sales lot at 3947 Park Drive, covering a 0.31-acre site with a vehicular use area of about 12,423 square feet. The plan โ€” designed by Mark Madison of Milestone Design Group โ€” is listed as submitted with a $400 fee paid, and the record notes no tree preservation or clearing/grading plans, so it looks focused on planting and screening for the dealership rather than major site work.

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#10 Top Scoop Other

350 W Chestnut St Encroachment Permit for bus parking at Mercury Ballroom

Olivia Taylor of Live Nation has applied for an encroachment permit to park one bus and trailer plus two bandwagons with trailers on bagged meters at 350 W Chestnut St for an event at the Mercury Ballroom. The property owner is Clay Commons LLC, the permit window is listed May 13โ€“20, 2026, and the record shows $195 in outstanding fees for the short-term meter reservations.

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