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Learn about the Office of Planning and Design Services in Louisville, Kentucky, and how they shape the city's growth, development, and preservation.
Apr 10, 2003 · Amending several sections of the Louisville Metro Land Development Code (“LDC”) regarding boarding and group housing regulations (Case No. 21-LDC-0001) (as amended).
LDC Reform Recommendations Summary Chart 2.1.21 | LouisvilleKy.gov
Land Use and Zoning in the Louisville Metro is governed by the Land Development Code (“LDC”). The LDC covers multiple cities within Jefferson County; however, some individual cities are governed by their own zoning authority, and as such can have local versions of the LDC that are city specific.
May 10, 2022 · Planning for an equitable and inclusive city must confront and correct the legacy of discriminatory land use regulations continued by the Land Development Code (LDC), which dictates how land throughout Louisville Metro is used and built upon.
The city-county’s land development code allows flexible design standards for its Planned Transit Development (PTD) district, but uses standards for pedestrian-oriented development to determine the form . The standards are largely focused on increasing density through reducing automobile facilities, i.e. lowering parking minimums, reducing ...
May 2, 2022 · The creation of a mapping tool to document the history and location of deed restrictions and racial covenants in Louisville. A review of capacity standards for development.
LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE REFORM RECOMMENDATIONS. January 2021. The recommended changes to the Land Development Code are based on the public engagement sessions conducted in October and December of 2020, as well as research conducted by Planning and Design Services staff.
Land Development Code Chapter Updates. Please review the proposed amendments and provide comments. Strikethrough and underlined texts designate proposed changes to the regulation.
Jun 18, 2021 · Louisville is at a tipping point and now is the time for Louisville Metro Council to act and reform the Land Development Code. It is past time for Louisville to step into the 21st century and...
