🔥 Top Scoops in Louisville, KY

The 10 most interesting neighborhood scoops from June 26, 2026

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#1 Top Scoop Code Violation

515 W MARKET ST Code Violation: LMPHW Tobacco Case Open

A tobacco-related complaint alleges Jefferson County Sheriff's Office employees are smoking daily under a "NO SMOKING" sign at 515 W Market St. The report, filed against property owner 515 Building LLC, says the neighbor — who notes their mother died of lung cancer and never smoked — is frustrated because this is their third unresolved report. The case is open as an LMPHW tobacco investigation, so county inspectors may follow up to see if the smoking violates the local smoking ordinance.

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#2 Top Scoop Demolition

2713 CHICKASAW AVE Demolition record opened after structure fire

LFD responded to a structure fire at 2713 Chickasaw Ave, where the building suffered heavy fire damage and a partial collapse. The owner is listed as Lorena Espinosa Revocable Living Trust, and a building inspector from the demolitions section has been asked to evaluate the property for possible emergency demolition.

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#3 Top Scoop Building Permit

1815 TAYLOR AVE Building Permit: Lean-to storage for solvents

Pure Peptide Pharma plans to add a lean-to for chemical storage at 1815 Taylor Ave on property owned by Lichtefeld Properties LLC, a commercial addition estimated at $34,000 to support peptide production. The record lists acetonitrile, isopropyl alcohol (IPA), and dimethylformamide arriving in 55‑gallon drums and stored per fire, building, and hazardous‑materials rules; licensed professional Tammy Goodlett is listed on the file, and a parking‑lot permit verification is pending before the building permit can be issued.

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#4 Top Scoop Mechanical Permit

3201 Brooke Elizabeth Way HVAC Commercial - Construction Permit Issued

Project Heating & Cooling is installing new commercial HVAC and kitchen exhaust systems for Texas Roadhouse at 3201 Brooke Elizabeth Way for owner Logistics Air Park LLC. The permit covers new insulated ductwork, grills and diffusers, rooftop units, owner‑supplied RTU and controls, plus kitchen and dish hoods with a double‑wall grease duct and stainless steel dish hood ductwork. The job is issued with a project value estimated at $154,358 and stays active through 12/24/2026, so expect contractors around the building while they wrap this up.

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#5 Top Scoop Building Permit

12418 LA GRANGE RD building permit submitted for Sumo Revolving Sushi Bar signs

Rueff Sign Company (applicant Julie Meredith) is proposing a new attached, internally illuminated sign package for Sumo Revolving Sushi Bar at 12418 La Grange Rd. The plan includes one set of channel letters plus two logo cabinet signs totaling about 166 sq ft (letters 76" high across a 314½" span) on the 35' x 50' building; the property owner is Shops of Forest Springs LC. A $200 fee has been paid and the permit is currently under review.

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#6 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

814 E Main St electrical permit - Cafe Phalcha unit 105 wiring plugs, lights

Morris Electric Company has been issued an electrical permit to wire new plugs, lights, and kitchen equipment for Cafe Phalcha’s first-floor Unit 105 at 814 E Main St. The work — a commercial rewire for a space owned by Nulu Commons North LLC — is estimated at $40,000 and the permit is active through June 25, 2027.

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#7 Top Scoop Building Permit

4288 SUMMIT PLAZA DR building permit submitted for commercial alteration

Bosse Construction Inc. is installing an acoustically engineered 6-inch metal-stud partition to create a soundproof demising wall for Space C16 at the Paddock Shops, 4288 Summit Plaza Dr, for owner Spus9 FB Paddock Prop LLC. The $81,250 commercial alteration is limited to that new wall and includes removing one layer of drywall, adding studs and insulation, relocating receptacles, installing new drywall, and adjusting the ceiling grid and select sprinkler heads to fit the partition.

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#8 Top Scoop Code Violation

2500 W Muhammad Ali Blvd lead enforcement case ENF-LEAD-26-000534 opened

A lead enforcement case has been opened for the property at 2500 W Muhammad Ali Blvd under owner Goode Bernardo, and the record is currently listed as open. There are no completed inspections, attachments, or fee records posted yet, so it looks like the case is in the early stages while the city documents or inspects the property for potential lead hazards.

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#9 Top Scoop Demolition

3525 BELLS LN opened Demolition record ENF-DEMO-26-00081

Owners William C. Grundy and C. Williams have an open property-maintenance demolition case for the building at 3525 Bells Ln. The enforcement record is active with a demolition review and a pending structural rating, but there are no completed inspections yet, so the city appears to be working through review steps before any demolition happens.

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#10 Top Scoop Electrical Permit

117 E KENTUCKY ST electrical permit for fire detection system expansion

Alarm 1 Protective Services LLC is expanding the fire-alarm system at 117 E Kentucky St for the Louisville Deaf Oral School, adding a Notification Appliance Circuit (NAC) panel plus horn-strobes and visual strobes in a remodeled space and tying into the building’s existing alarm panel. The $8,850 project will follow NFPA 72 and local codes (2015 IBC/2018 KBC), use central-station supervision with battery backup, and requires a test certificate to be provided to the inspector at final inspection.

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