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Affinity Design Group has submitted an interior demolition–only permit for Re-Leaf Louisville at 2800 Packerland Way, with Little P LLC listed as the owner. The record is explicitly demo-only and “not for construction” or occupancy, and reviewers noted the change of use from a restaurant (A2) to a mercantile use (M) for a cannabis dispensary—so expect follow-up requirements around life-safety, security, and accessibility. Planning and health reviews are approved for now, but building review returned corrections, so this looks like early-stage gut work rather than a finished build-out.

Capital Technologies is installing an addressable fire alarm system with voice communication at 429 W Muhammad Ali Blvd for NVHC — A New Vision of Health Campus. The owner, Kentucky Promise 2017 LLC, lists the project at an estimated $533,510; the system will monitor sprinklers, provide elevator recall, leave suite smoke alarms to other contractors, and requires coordination with the fire department about a possible BDA/ERRC per code, with a test certificate to be provided at final inspection.

Comstock Brothers Electric pulled an electrical permit to rewire and upgrade the Ford/LAP data center at 2001 Fern Valley Rd for owner BT Property LLC, with a project value estimated at $453,000. The issued commercial permit (400-amp service with one subpanel) lists Todd McMillien (502-664-4736) as the contact and is active through January 7, 2027—so you might spot crews and new equipment around the property.