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#1 Top Scoop Environmental Permit

5300 Camp Ground Rd Environmental Permit for mobile concrete batch plant

NexGen Contracting is planning a temporary, mobile concrete batch plant at 5300 Camp Ground Rd on property owned by Beary Properties Inc. The project is covered by an active Industrial Operating Permit received 08/19/2026 and set to expire 08/21/2026. The record also shows an outstanding fee of $1,063.70.

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#2 Top Scoop Building Permit

3001 Chamberlain Ln Building Permit for Palin Enclosure at Ford KTP

Ford Motor Co. World Headquarters is planning a new standalone 1,845 sq ft enclosure at the Ford Kentucky Truck Plant to house a tank that processes and stores paint sludge. The building at 3001 Chamberlain Ln will be built by licensed contractor Abel Construction Company Inc., includes an automatic sprinkler system, and has an estimated cost of $2,000,000. Permit issuance is pending verification that a parking lot permit is active or not required, so it’s moving forward but not quite breaking ground yet.

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#3 Top Scoop Code Violation

7219 DIXIE HWY: Code violation for mold growth and moisture intrusion

Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government has an open property maintenance code case after inspectors found suspected mold throughout the building at 7219 Dixie Hwy. Visible water damage and recurring dark-colored mold — including on the first floor LMPD area — have raised health and safety concerns for employees, visitors, and the public, and officials are recommending a comprehensive evaluation to identify the moisture source and complete remediation.

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#4 Top Scoop Building Permit

8203 National Tpke Building Permit filed for UPS Healthcare foundation

UPS Healthcare is starting foundation work for a new facility at 8203 National Tpke. The permit is for foundation-only work, with Buffalo Construction Inc. listed as the contractor and United Parcel Service Inc. as the owner, and the project is estimated at $1,000,000. Expect crews focused on substructure and site prep first — the literal groundwork before any buildings rise.

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#5 Top Scoop Building Permit

32 MOCKINGBIRD VALLEY DR Building permit for Gazak pool submitted

David Gazak is planning a 20-by-40 gunite pool with a limestone surround and cartridge filter at 32 Mockingbird Valley Dr., a project covering about 2,400 square feet with an estimated cost of $200,000. The work is being handled by Premier Pools and Spas (licensed contractor), and a residential pool building permit has been submitted.

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#6 Top Scoop Code Violation

2630 WILSON AVE reported boarded up; code violation

Owners Charles and Patricia Booth are listed on an open property maintenance case after a neighbor reported the vacant house at 2630 Wilson Ave was boarded up with plastic over a window but showed signs of recent entry. The caller said a man and a woman were seen climbing through a kicked-out back window using a barrel and ran off when spotted, and they asked the city to board the place up ASAP.

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#7 Top Scoop Code Violation

2321 Medford Ln Open code violation for tree obstructing power line

Louisville & Jefferson County MSD is listed as the owner on an open property maintenance case about a tree on the vacant lot at 2321 Medford Ln. Neighbors say the tree is obstructing a power line at the back of the lot and cuts connectivity for several houses during storms and high winds — with some residents relying on electronic medical devices, so it’s more than an annoyance. The complaint notes multiple prior requests and asks that the tree be trimmed back.

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#8 Top Scoop Building Permit

200 CHOCTAW RD building permit for 38' x 16' screened patio addition

Owner Scott A. Thornberry is planning to add a 38' by 16' (608 sq ft) screened patio to the back of his house at 200 Choctaw Rd. The one-story addition will have a shed-style roof, tile over a concrete slab, and five openings with motorized screens/doors measuring 8' high by 12' wide; Thornberry says he'll be self-performing the work. The patio sits inside the existing fenced yard well outside required setbacks and carries an estimated cost of $100,000.

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#9 Top Scoop Building Permit

15220 Beckley Springs Dr building permit for new single-family dwelling

Deville Homes Inc is building a new single-family dwelling at 15132 Beckley Springs Drive (Lot 37): a one-story, 2,825-square-foot home with three bedrooms and a top height of about 28 feet. The project is estimated at $1,000,000, lists no attached garage or automatic sprinkler system, and looks like a substantial new house coming to the neighborhood.

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#10 Top Scoop Code Violation

1113 Clay Ave code violation filed for trampoline, trash, and loud music

Owners Leiva Heili Pacha (listed at 1113 1/2 Clay Ave) and Brinley Angela (listed at 1113 Clay Ave) have an open property maintenance case at 1113 Clay Ave after a complaint that a ginormous trampoline was tossed into the backyard trees, along with trash and extremely loud music every night. The case is open with no completed inspections yet and is scheduled for follow-up on 08/22/2026, so city staff may be checking in to sort out the trampoline-and-noise situation.

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