Minutes - Urban County Council

Roll Call

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Present

Absent

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger II; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz

Sheehan and Dan Wu

Invocation

II.

Minutes of the Previous Meetings

III.

A motion was made by Council Member Chuck Ellinger II, seconded by Council

Member Jennifer Reynolds, that this Minutes be Approved.The motion PASSED

by unanimous vote.

Presentations

IV.

Received and Filed

Public Comment - Issues on Agenda

Ordinances – Second Reading

VI.

An Ordinance amending Article XXIV of Chapter 2 and Section 2-296 of

the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Code of Ordinances to

increase the membership of the Sister Cities Programs Commission to

seven (7) voting members, to include the VisitLex president, or their

designee, a Councilmember, and a representative of the Mayor’s Office;

designating the additional members as ex-officio voting members;

amending Section 2-296 by deleting language regarding reappointment

for additional terms; and amending Section 2-297 by deleting the

requirement that the offices be appointed by the Mayor, all effective

following passage of Council. [Mayor's Office, Scott]

A motion was made by Council Member Elliott Baxter, seconded by Council

Member Curtis, that this Ordinance be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

An Ordinance amending the authorized strength by creating one (1)

Classified Civil Service Position of Recreation Manager, Grade 520N,

and creating one (1) Classified Civil Service Position of Recreation

Specialist Sr., Grade 516N, all in the Div. of Parks and Recreation,

effective July 1, 2026. [Div. of Human Resources, George]

A motion was made by Council Member Elliott Baxter, seconded by Council

Member Curtis, that this Ordinance be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

An Ordinance amending the compensation system salary schedules to

provide a one percent (1.0%) structure movement, applicable to all

full-time and part-time positions in the Unified Pay Plan, to one (1)

position of Council Administrator, to two (2) positions of Police and Fire

Pension Benefits Specialist, to one (1) position of Friend of the Court,

and to five (5) positions of Family Court Services Specialist; providing

that all full-time and part-time employees included in the Unified Pay Plan

shall receive a two percent (2.0%) pay increase for FY2027; providing

that one (1) position of Council Administrator, two (2) positions of Police

and Fire Pension Benefits Specialist, one (1) position of Friend of the

Court and five (5) positions of Family Court Services Specialist shall

receive a two percent (2.0%) pay increase for FY2027; providing that

Sections 21-29(b) and 22-26(b) notwithstanding, all employees at or

above the maximum of the grade salary range shall receive a two percent

(2.0%) pay increase for FY2027; amending Section 23-28(a) to increase

the existing step structure for the positions of Police Chief, Grade 324E,

and Fire Chief, Grade 324E, by two percent (2.0%) and adjusting

salaries accordingly; increasing the salary by two percent (2.0%) for three

(3) positions of Law Clerk - P\T within the Dept. of Law; and amending

Section 22-53.2(b) of the Code of Ordinances, increasing the starting

pay for Traffic School Guards to $17.044 per hour, all effective June 29,

2026. [Div. of Human Resources, George]

A motion was made by Council Member Elliott Baxter, seconded by Council

Member Curtis, that this Ordinance be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

An Ordinance amending Article III of Chapter 27 and Section 27-5 of the

Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Code of Ordinances to

alter the minimum criteria for a Small Farm Conservation Easement to be

considered by the Rural Land Management Board; and amending

Section 27-6 to alter the required information to be included within an

application for a Small Farm Conservation Easement, all effective

following passage of Council. [Dept. of Planning and Preservation, Horn]

A motion was made by Council Member Elliott Baxter, seconded by Council

Member Curtis, that this Ordinance be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

Ordinances – First Reading

VII.

An Ordinance amending Section 8-1(d)(1) (A-R zone) of the Zoning

Ordinance to allow for the retail sale of alcoholic beverages accessory to

a horse race track. Approval of the Staff Alternative Text 9-0. [Div. of

Planning, Duncan]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

An Ordinance amending Section 23A-10 of the Zoning Ordinance,

relating to the Economic Development zone, to allow additional

supportive uses and accessory uses, and amending the special

provisions related to residential uses and mixed-use buildings. Approval

of the Staff Alternative Text 9-0 [Div. of Planning, Duncan]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

An Ordinance changing the zone from a Light Industrial (I-1) and a

Wholesale and Warehouse Business (B-4) zone to a Corridor Node (CN)

zone, for 4.355 net (7.423 gross) acres, for property located at 416,

422-424, 426, 430, 436, 442, and 451 Chair Avenue; 441 Hayman

Avenue; and 633 South Broadway. (LCD Acquisitions, LLC; Council

District 11). Approval 7-2 (To Be Heard By August 26, 2026) [Div. of

Planning, Duncan]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

An Ordinance amending certain of the Budgets of the Lexington-Fayette

Urban County Government to provide funds for purchase orders and

pre-paid expenses rolling from FY 2026 into FY 2027, and appropriating

and re-appropriating funds, Schedule No. 2. [Council Office, Hall]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

An Ordinance amending certain of the Budgets of the Lexington-Fayette

Urban County Government to reflect current requirements for municipal

expenditures, and appropriating and re-appropriating funds, FY 2027

Schedule No. 1, as amended. [Div. of Budgeting, Lueker]

A motion was made by Council Member James Brown, seconded by Council

Member Jennifer Reynolds, that this Ordinance be Amended.The motion

PASSED by unanimous vote.

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

10.

An Ordinance closing a portion of Hagerman Court; determining that the

property owner adjacent to the portion of the street being closed has

been identified, provided with written notice of the proposed closing, and

consented thereto in writing; authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute a Quitclaim Deed, if needed, transferring

the former right-of-way to the adjacent owner, subject to the reservation of

easements and restrictions. [Dept. of Environmental Quality and Public

Works, Martin]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

11.

An Ordinance amending Section 25-13 of the Lexington-Fayette Urban

County Government Code of Ordinances to require those members of

commissions, boards, and employees or officers deemed necessary by

the Ethics Commission (“Commission”) to file annual financial interest

statements and to set a procedure of the Commission to make said

determination, and to remove the requirement for candidates to file a

financial interest statement for the first full calendar year following the end

of their candidacy; amending Section 25-20 of the Code of Ordinances to

change the membership of the Commission from nine (9) to between

seven (7) and nine (9) members, revise the names of certain nominating

organizations, remove defunct nominating organizations, and change the

number of at large members from two (2) to between two (2) and four (4)

members, remove party affiliation limitations, require nominating

organizations to submit certain information upon submission of nominees

to the Mayor, establish quorum as a majority of the membership, and

establish a standing agenda item regarding conflicts of interest of the

members and a requirement for recusal for conflicts of interest; and

amending Section 25-23 of the Code of Ordinances to set a screening

procedure for the Chair of the Commission to determine whether the

Commission has jurisdiction to hear complaints filed with the

Commission and to provide procedures for agreement or disagreement

by the Commission with the Chair’s determination regarding jurisdiction,

all effective upon passage of Council. [Mayor's Office, Scott]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

Resolutions – Second Reading

VIII.

A Resolution authorizing the Div. of Waste Management to purchase

hardware, software, services and maintenance from Routeware Global,

Inc., a sole source provider, and authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the

Urban County Government, to execute any necessary Agreement with

Routeware Global, Inc., related to the procurement at a cost not to exceed

$380,180.09 subject to appropriation by Council. [Div. of Waste

Management, Baldon]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute an Agreement, and any other documents

necessary, with Stanford University, for placement of a student with the

Div. of Parks and Recreation, as part of a Community Service Work

Study Program, at no cost to the Urban County Government. [Div. of

Parks and Recreation, Conrad]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute the First Renewal of the Agreement (awarded

pursuant to RFP No. 1-2025) with Tetra Tech, Inc., for Annual Program

Management Services for Consent Decree implementation and MS4

permit compliance, at a cost not to exceed $814,000, subject to the

Budgeting of sufficient funds in Fiscal Year 2027. [Div. of Water Quality,

Sanders]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute an Agreement, and any other documents

necessary, with Ky. Community and Technical College System (KCTCS),

for placement of a student with the Div. of Parks and Recreation, as part

of the Ready-To-Work Student Work Study Program, at no cost to the

Urban County Government [Div. of Parks and Recreation, Conrad]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute a Memorandum of Agreement (awarded

pursuant to RFP No. 25-2026) with Solar Energy Solutions, for its

participation as installer in the Solarize Lexington Program, at a cost not

to exceed $460,000 for Grants awarded pursuant to the Solarize

Lexington Program. [Div. of Environmental Services, Carey]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

A Resolution accepting the bid (awarded pursuant to RFP No. 7-2025)

of Machinex Technologies Inc., in the amount of $1,939,674, for Materials

Recovery Facility Optical Sorter and Robotics, for the Div. of Waste

Management, and authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute any necessary Agreement with Machinex

Technologies Inc., related to the procurement. [Div. of Waste

Management, Baldon]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute an Agreement related to Council Capital

Project Expenditure funds with Cumberland Hill Neighborhood

Association, Inc., ($7500), at a cost not to exceed the sum stated.

[Council Office, Hall]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

A Resolution accepting the bid of MAC Construction and Excavating, in

the amount of $846,000 for the North Elkhorn Force Main Relocation, for

the Div. of Water Quality, and authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the

Urban County Government, to execute an Agreement with MAC

Construction and Excavating, related to the bid. (3 Bids, Low) [Sanders]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

A Resolution accepting the bid of L-M Asphalt Partners, Ltd. d/b/a ATS

Construction, in the amount of $797,723.60 for the Innovation Dr.

Renovation, for the Dept. of Environmental Quality and Public Works, and

authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County Government, to

execute an Agreement with L-M Asphalt Partners, Ltd. d/b/a ATS

Construction, related to the bid. (2 Bids, Low) [Martin]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

10.

A Resolution ratifying the Permanent Classified Civil Service

Appointments of: Ella Helmuth, Attorney, Grade 526E, $2,927.76

biweekly in the Dept. of Law, effective June 1, 2026. [Div. of Human

Resources, George]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

11.

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute a Purchase of Service Agreement (PSA) with

Jubilee Jobs of Lexington, Inc., pursuant to RFP #35-2024, to assist with

the WORK-Lexington Program, at a cost not to exceed the sum of

$62,718.42. [Mayor's Office, Glasscock]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

12.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute a Memorandum of Agreement with

Commonwealth of Ky., Dept. of Military Affairs, Ky. Div. of Emergency

Management Urban Search and Rescue Program for Urban Search and

Rescue Services. [Div. of Fire and Emergency Services, Wells]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

13.

14.

15.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute the Program Agreement with Rae-Lou

LLC a/k/a Overtime Athletics, for Youth Sports Programming at the Black

& Williams Neighborhood Center, at a cost not to exceed $800. [Dept. of

Housing Advocacy and Community Development, Lanter]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute the Program Agreement with Rae-Lou

LLC a/k/a Overtime Athletics, for Youth Sports Programming at the Tates

Creek Community Center, at a cost not to exceed $800. [Dept. of

Housing Advocacy and Community Development, Lanter]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

A Resolution authorizing the Div. of Police to purchase compatibility with

the National Integrated Ballistics Network, from LeadsOnline, a sole

source provider, and authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute any necessary Agreement with LeadsOnline,

related to the procurement at a cost not to exceed $101,634 for FY27

subject to appropriation by Council. [Div. of Police, Weathers]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

16.

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute First Amendments to Purchase of Service

Agreements with the following three (3) organizations: Arbor Youth

Services, Inc., Community Action Council for Lexington-Fayette, Bourbon,

Harrison, and Nicholas Counties, Inc., and Greenhouse17, Inc. to extend

the period of performance through October 31, 2026, at no additional

cost. [Dept. of Housing Advocacy and Community Development, Lanter]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

17.

A Resolution amending the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government

procurement regulations to increase the amount of an expenditure for

which the government is not required to legally advertise for bids from

$40,000 to $50,000, to increase lower threshold amount requirements,

and to make changes consistent with the actual current operations of the

government; and approving, adopting and restating the regulations to be

effective upon passage of Council, as amended. [Div. of Procurement,

Slatin]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

18.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute an Amendment to an Agreement with the

Urban League of Lexington, Fayette County, Inc. to extend the term

through June 30, 2027, at no additional cost. [Dept. of Housing Advocacy

and Community Development, Lanter]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

15 -

Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

19.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute a Memorandum of Agreement with Ky.

Science and Technology Corporation (KSTC), for the provision of

services to assist the public in navigating government contracting

opportunities, for the Div. of Procurement, at a cost not to exceed $8,400.

[Div. of Procurement, Slatin]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

20.

A Resolution authorizing the Div. of E911 to purchase web-based

queries of 911 statistics from Intrado Life & Safety Solutions ECaTS, a

sole source provider, and authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute any necessary Agreement with Intrado

Life & Safety Solutions ECaTS, related to the procurement at a cost not

to exceed $6,838.68 for FY27 subject to appropriation by Council. [Div.

of Enhanced 911, Patton]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

21.

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute a Purchase of Service Agreement (PSA) with

Commerce Lexington Inc., pursuant to RFP #35-2024, to assist with new

business development and existing business retention and expansion, at

a cost not to exceed the sum of $209,061.41. [Mayor's Office, Glasscock]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

22.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to accept an award for the Fire Training Incentive

Grant in the amount up to $3,892,752, for FY27 from the Commission on

Fire protection, personnel, standards, and education for training

incentives for Firefighters, for supplemental pay and training, and

authorizing the Mayor to transfer unencumbered funds within the Grant

Budget, no local match is required. [Div. of Fire and Emergency

Services, Wells]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

23.

A Resolution changing the property street name of University of Ky.

owned addresses on Press Ave. to Elizabeth St. and changing the street

name and property address number of 797-827 Press Ave. to 797

Elizabeth St., 710 Press Avenue to 710 Elizabeth St. and 720 Press Ave.

to 720 Elizabeth St., all effective upon passage of this Resolution. [Div. of

Enhanced 911, Patton]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

24.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to accept an award for the Police Training Incentive

Grant in the amount up to $4,018,122, for FY27 from the Ky. Justice and

Public Safety Cabinet under the Ky. Law Enforcement Foundation

Program Fund, for supplemental pay and training, and authorizing the

Mayor to transfer unencumbered funds within the Grant Budget. [Div. of

Police, Weathers]

A motion was made by Council Member Wu, seconded by Council Member

Sevigny, that this Resolution be Approved.The motion PASSED by the

following vote:

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Aye:

Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Tom Eblen;

Chuck Ellinger; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord;

Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan

and Dan Wu

Nay:

Absent:

Resolutions – First Reading

IX.

25.

A Resolution ratifying the Mayor’s prior execution of an Agreement with

West Ky. Correctional Healthcare LLC d/b/a Comprehensive

Correctional Care (3c), for the provision of services related to inmate

medical care and mental health services, on behalf of the Div. of

Community Corrections, at a cost estimated not to exceed $11,835,921,

and authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County Government, to

execute any other documents related to the procurement of these

services, including future renewals, subject to the appropriation of

sufficient funds in future fiscal years. [Div. of Community Corrections,

Colvin]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

26.

A Resolution authorizing the Div. of Community Corrections, on behalf of

the Urban County Government, to purchase services related to fire

monitoring and suppression from Siemens Industry, Inc., a sole source

provider, at a cost estimated not to exceed $41,840.22 in FY27, and

further authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County Government,

to execute an Agreement and any other documents related to the

procurement of these services, including future renewals, with the cost in

future fiscal years subject to the appropriation of sufficient funds. [Div. of

Community Corrections, Colvin]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

27.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute Change Order No. 1 to the Agreement

with L-M Asphalt Partners, Ltd. d/b/a ATS Construction, to perform

additional work at Deer Haven Park, increasing the contract by the sum

of $62,800, from $597,000 to $659,800. [Div. of Parks and Recreation,

Conrad]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

28.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute Change Order No. 5 to the Agreement

with Calhoun Construction, associated with the New Senior &

Therapeutic Center construction, increasing the amount by $97,324.79,

raising the total Contract amount from $17,108,848.19 to

$17,206,172.98, with an eleven (11) calendar day change to the

Agreement time. [Dept. of General Services, Ford]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

29.

30.

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute a Renewal Agreement with Ky. Underground

Storage, Inc., for continued offsite storage of records, at a cost not to

exceed $3,000 for FY27 and $3,000 for FY28, contingent upon the

appropriation of sufficient funds. [Council Clerk's Office, Allan]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute Change Order No. 1 to the Contract with

Buchanan Contracting, Inc., for annual sanitary sewer cleaning and

inspection, a Consent Decree Program, for the Div. of Water Quality,

increasing the Contract by the sum of $350,319.55, from $899,680.45 to

$1,250,000.00. [Div. of Water Quality, Sanders]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

31.

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute Agreement(s) with Nestor Gomez, Terry

Dumphord, Corey Dunn, Stephen Overstreet, and Evanyhoney Romero to

serve as crisis response mediators for ONE Lexington, at a total cost for

all Agreements not to exceed $50,000. [Office of the Mayor, Carama]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

32.

33.

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute the Second Renewal and Third Amendment of

the Agreement with the Ky. Association for Environmental Education

(KAEE), for continued environmental education services, at a cost not to

exceed $688,636.27. [Div. of Environmental Services, Carey]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute an Agreement with the Lexington-Fayette

Urban County Human Rights Commission (“HRC”) to support the

operating costs of the HRC for FY 2027, at a cost not to exceed

$451,710. [Div. of Grants and Special Programs, Reynolds]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

34.

35.

36.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to grant Shield Environmental Associates, Inc.,

access to LFUCG property at 219 E. Third St. and 226 E. Third St., to

conduct site investigation activities at the request of the Ky. Div. of Waste

Management. [Div. of Fire and Emergency Services, Wells]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute a Memorandum of Understanding with

the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, for access to

the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network. [Div. of Police,

Weathers]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute the first renewal to the Agreement with

Mackey Group, LLC d/b/a Wiser Strategies, for continued creative

design services for public outreach and media campaigns related to

water quality and waste management, at a cost not to exceed $60,000.

[Div. of Environmental Services, Carey]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

37.

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute a Purchase of Service Agreement (PSA) with

Community Ventures Corporation, pursuant to RFP #35-2024, to assist

with small business owner connections and networking, entrepreneurial

development/start-up assistance, minority owned business development,

and women owned business development, at a cost not to exceed the

sum of $63,220.17. [Mayor's Office, Glasscock]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

38.

A Resolution approving the use of a standardized Memorandum of

Agreement with qualified employers interested in participating in the

Tech Internship Pilot Program, and authorizing the Mayor, or her

designee, on behalf of the Urban County Government, to execute the

Memorandum of Agreement with any employer which is authorized to

enter into an Agreement with the same material terms, provided that the

total cost of the Program does not exceed $90,000. [Mayor's Office,

Atkins]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

40.

A Resolution accepting the bid of Sunesis Construction Co., in the

amount

$1,861,447.50 for

the

Mentelle

Park

Stormwater

Improvements, for the Div. of Water Quality, and authorizing the Mayor, on

behalf of the Urban County Government, to execute an Agreement with

Sunesis Construction Co., related to the bid. (4 Bids, Low) [Sanders]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

39.

41.

42.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute Agreements related to Neighborhood

Development Funds with the Fairways at Lakeside Community

Association, Inc. ($731.30), Jubilee Jobs of Lexington, Inc. ($900.00),

Lexington Ravens Youth Football Organization Corporation ($800.00),

and WhitneyStrong Inc. ($2,300.00), at a cost not to exceed the sum

stated. [Council Office, Hall]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute an Agreement with Community Action Council for

Lexington-Fayette, Bourbon, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Inc., (CAC)

to serve as the fiscal agent for the ONE Lexington Gun Violence

Prevention Grant Programming and Nurturing Or Creating Alternative

Pathways (NOCAP) Grant Programming for FY2027, at a total cost not to

exceed $211,500. [Mayor's Office, Carama]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute Change Order No. 1 to the Contract with

Herrick Co., Inc, for the Town Branch and West Hickman WWTP UV

Disinfection Process Replacement Project, for the Div. of Grants and

Special Programs, increasing the Contract by the sum of $2,015,935.50,

from $13,699,998.00 to $15,715,933.50. [Div. of Water Quality, Sanders]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

43.

44.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute the Engineering Services Agreement

(awarded pursuant to RFP No. 27-2026) with Dixon Engineering, Inc., to

provide coating and welding inspection, for the Div. of Water Quality, at a

cost not to exceed $350,000. [Div. of Water Quality, Sanders]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

Declaration of official intent with respect to reimbursement of temporary

advances made for capital expenditures to be made from subsequent

borrowings, with respect to various Capital Improvement Projects of the

Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government. [Dept. of Finance, Hensley]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

45.

46.

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute a Purchase of Service Agreement with LexArts

Inc., for various services relating to providing support to the arts

community and community at-large, at a cost not to exceed $400,000.

[Office of the Chief Administrative Officer, Hamilton]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute the Agreement (awarded pursuant to

RFP No. 29-2026) with Tetra Tech, to provide design and construction

administration services for the Town Branch WWTP WWS Tank Phase 2,

a Consent Decree RMP Project TB-1, for the Div. of Water Quality, at a

cost not to exceed $775,000. [Div. of Water Quality, Sanders]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

47.

48.

49.

50.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute an Utility Agreement with the Ky.

Transportation Cabinet (KYTC), to relocate, replace, and install sanitary

sewer infrastructure, at an estimated cost not to exceed $1,053,600 to be

reimbursed by KYTC. [Div. of Water Quality, Sanders]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute the Agreement with University of Ky., for

the widening of Waller Avenue, for the Dept. of Environmental Quality and

Public Works, at a cost not to exceed $200,000. [Dept. of Environmental

Quality and Public Works, Martin]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute an Agreement with Stanard & Associates, Inc.,

for the Police Officer Selection Test for LFUCG Police Recruit

candidates, at a cost not to exceed $6,800. [Div. of Human Resources,

George]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute an Agreement with Paytient Technologies, Inc.,

to offer a new voluntary benefit that provides eligible employees with a

line of credit for out-of-pocket medical expenses through payroll

deductions, at an annual cost not to exceed $150,000, subject to

sufficient funds being appropriated in future fiscal years. [Div. of Human

Resources, George]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

51.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute the Purchase of Service Agreement

(awarded pursuant to RFP # 30-2026) with Hope Center, Inc., for

Comprehensive Street Outreach Services, at a cost not to exceed

$572,795 in FY27. [Office of Homelessness Prevention and Intervention,

Herron]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

52.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute the Consultant Services Agreement

(awarded pursuant to RFP No. 26-2026) with GRW Engineers, Inc., for

professional design services of the Lexington Fire Dept. - New Fire

Training Facility, at a cost not to exceed $1,392,348. [Div. of Facilities

and Fleet Management, Baradaran]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

53.

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute Purchase of Service Agreements with the

following seven (7) Extended Social Resource (ESR) Program -grantee

agencies, pursuant to Administrative Agreements and RFP #20-2026

(Emergency Shelter): Hope Center, Inc. ($850,000), GreenHouse17, Inc.

($223,183), Community Action Council for Lexington-Fayette, Bourbon,

Harrison, and Nicholas Counties, Inc. ($275,000), Arbor Youth Services,

Inc. ($300,000), Hospice of the Bluegrass, Inc. d/b/a Bluegrass Care

Navigators ($87,650), New Life Day Center, Inc. ($150,715) and the

Salvation Army ($125,127); to provide emergency shelter services, at a

cost not to exceed $2,011,675 in FY27. [Office of Homelessness

Prevention and Intervention, Herron]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

54.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute an Agreement, the final form of which is

subject to the approval of the Dept. of Law and the Div. of Grants and

Special Programs, with Meadowsweet Apartments, LLC, awarding

$840,000 of Federal funds under the Home Investment Partnerships

Program for a low-income housing project, pending approval of any

necessary Budget amendments, and further authorizing the Mayor to

execute any other Agreements or amendments related to these funds.

[Div. of Grants and Special Programs, Reynolds]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

55.

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute an Agreement with the Fayette Fiscal Court,

accepting and establishing funding for Fiscal Year 2027 County Road

Aid Projects in the Rural Service Area. [Dept. of Environmental Quality

and Public Works, Martin]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

56.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to accept an award from the Community Action

Council for Lexington-Fayette, Bourbon, Harrison, and Nicholas counties,

Inc., which Grant funds are in the amount of $49,443.84 in Federal funds

for the provision of Early Childhood Care and Education Services and

$30,000.00 in Federal funds for facility use under the Early Head Start

Program at the Family Care Center for FY 2027, the acceptance of which

obligates the Urban County Government to the expenditure of $12,360.96

as a local match, and authorizing the Mayor to transfer unencumbered

funds within the Grant Budget. [Div. of Family Services, Horton-Holt]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

57.

58.

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute an Agreement with Greater Lex, Inc., to provide

$320,154 in funding to Greater Lex, Inc. for the Regional Economic

Development Collective. [Office of the Mayor, Atkins]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute and submit a Grant Application to the Ky.

State Police-Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Div., to provide any

additional information requested in connection with this Grant

Application, and to accept this Grant if awarded, which Grant funds are in

the amount of $71,820 in Federal funds, for the continued operation of the

Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program for FY27, the acceptance of

which obligates the Urban County Government to the expenditure of

$3,780 as

local match, and authorizing the Mayor to transfer

unencumbered funds within the Grant Budget. [Div. of Police, Weathers]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

59.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute and submit a Grant Application to

Walmart, to provide any additional information requested in connection

with this Grant Application, and to accept this Grant if awarded, which

Grant funds are in the amount of $25,000, to remove financial barriers for

youth and families by covering Program related expenses, and

authorizing the Mayor to transfer unencumbered funds within the Grant

Budget. [Div. of Police, Weathers]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

60.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute a Maintenance Agreement with 300 West

Vine, LLC, allowing the installation of landscaping and related

improvements within the Vine St. right-of-way abutting its property,

subject to an Agreement to bear all maintenance responsibility and costs

associated therewith, at no cost to the Urban County Government. [Office

of the Chief Administrative Officer, Hamilton]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

61.

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute Certificates of Consideration and other

necessary documents, and to accept deeds for property interests needed

for the distillery district sign project, for the Div. of Environmental Quality

and Public Works, at a cost not to exceed $20. [Dept. of Environmental

Quality and Public Works, Martin]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

62.

63.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute the Agreement (awarded pursuant to

RFP No. 31-2026) with Stantec, for engineering services for the 2026

Sewer Implementation Plan, for the Div. of Water Quality, at a cost not to

exceed $209,900. [Div. of Water Quality, Sanders]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County

Government, to execute Certificates of Consideration and other

necessary documents, and to accept deeds from owners of record, for

property interests needed for the expansion of recreational amenities at

Ravens Run Nature Sanctuary, at a cost not to exceed $655,000. [Div. of

Parks and Recreation, Conrad]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

64.

65.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute a Grant Award Agreement with Living

Streets Lexington Inc., to fund a public art project, with funds from the

percent for art fund, at a cost not to exceed $37,000. [Office of the Mayor,

Lewis]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute Agreements related to Neighborhood

Development Funds with TAR Syndrome Association Limited Liability

Co. ($450), America In Bloom, Lexington, Inc. ($850), and the Heroes

Among Us Foundation Incorporated ($750), at a cost not to exceed the

sum stated. [Council Office, Hall]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

66.

A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban

County Government, to execute an amended and restated Tax Incentive

Agreement with the Ky. Development Finance Authority and the

Commonwealth of Ky., and any other necessary documents, related to

the Lexington Center TIF Project, to allow state sales and use tax refunds

on approved construction materials to further incentivize the project,

effective retroactive to June 24, 2026, at no cost to the Urban County

Government. [Council Office, Hall]

Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 7/2/2026

Communications From The Mayor - Appointments

(1) Recommending the reappointment of Joseph Warren, At large, to

the Board of Health with a term expiring June 30, 2028;

(2) Recommending the appointment of Sarayarose Brewer, filling the

unexpired term of Eugenia Johnson-Smith, to the Carnegie Center

for Literacy Board of Directors with a term expiring September 1,

2029;

(3) Recommending the reappointment of Amy Len Dailey to the

CASA of Lexington Board of Directors with a term expiring July 1,

2030;

(4) Recommending the reappointment of Lynda Bebrowsky and

Cassandra Hockenberry, to the Library Board of Trustees with

both terms starting July 20, 2026 and expiring July 20, 2030;

(5) Recommending the appointment of Kay’mon Murrah, filling the

unexpired term of Arden Barnes, to the Social Services Advisory

Board with a term expiring September 1, 2029; and,

(6) Recommending the appointment of Councilmember Emma Curtis,

Council Seat, to the Tree board with no term expiration.

A motion was made by Council Member Dan Wu, seconded by Council

Member Dave Sevigny, that this Communication (Appointments) be

Approved.The motion PASSED by unanimous vote.

Communications From The Mayor - Donations

XI.

Accepting and approving the following donations for the following depts.

and divs.:

(a) Mayor’s Office - accepting a donation from Central Bank: $10,000

for the One Lexington scholarship program. (Budget Amendment

#14353);

(b) Environmental Services - accepting a donation from Hazen &

Sawyer: $1,500, and accepting a donation from Bluegrass

Community and Technical College/Kentucky Community and

Technical College System: $1,500, all to support Truck-a-Palooza

and Environmental Quality and Public Works career programming

such as summer camps, internships and job shadowing. (Budget

Amendment #14368); and,

Community Foundation: $9,445.21 as a contribution to support the

Sense of Place event that was held on June 11, 2026 and future

events. (Budget Journal 164242).

A motion was made by Council Member Dave Sevigny, seconded by Council

Member Jennifer Reynolds, that this Communications (Donations) be

Approved.The motion PASSED by unanimous vote.

Communications From The Mayor - Procurements

XII.

(1) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Jessica

Griffin, Staff Assistant Sr., Grade 511N, $18.068 hourly in the Div.

of Revenue, effective June 15, 2026;

(2) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Debra Hisle,

Staff Assistant Sr., Grade 511N, $19.641 hourly in the Div. of

Revenue, effective July 13, 2026;

(3) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Travis

Wilson, S & R Maintenance Worker Sr. Grade 515N, $22.770

hourly in the Div. of Streets and Roads, effective June 29, 2026;

(4) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Jason

Conley, Equipment Operator, Grade 515N, $23.874 hourly in the

Div. of Waste Management, effective June 29, 2026;

(5) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Matthew

Curtis, Equipment Operator, Grade 515N, $23.197 hourly in the

Div. of Waste Management, effective June 29, 2026;

(6) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Keith Gurley,

Refuse & Recycling Collector, Grade 518N, $26.503 hourly in the

Div. of Waste Management, effective June 29, 2026;

(7) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Jeffrey

Dukes, Refuse & Recycling Collector, Grade 518N, $25.832

hourly in the Div. of Waste Management, effective June 29, 2026;

(8) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Henry

Broadus, Refuse & Recycling Collector, Grade 518N, $26.379

hourly in the Div. of Waste Management, effective July 13, 2026;

(9) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Steven

Holloman, Refuse & Recycling Collector, Grade 518N, $25.740

hourly in the Div. of Waste Management, effective July 13, 2026;

(10)

Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Paul

Jones, Security Officer, Grade 511N, $18.213 hourly in the Div. of

Public Safety, effective June 29, 2026;

(11)

Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Camdyn

Combs, Mailroom Clerk, Grade 510N, $17.451 hourly in the

Department of Government Center, effective June 29, 2026;

(12)

Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Svitlana

Jennings, Accountant, Grade 518N, $26.751 hourly in the Div. of

Grants and Special Programs, effective March 9, 2026;

(13)

Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Sahara

Adams, Recreation Manager, Grade 520N, $27.286 hourly in the

Div. of Parks and Recreation, effective July 27, 2026;

(14)

Unclassified Civil Service Appointment of James Norris, SLM

Tech Apprentice, Grade 509N, $17.072 hourly in the Div. of

Water Quality, effective July 13, 2026;

(15)

Unclassified Civil Service Appointment of Cameron Bybee,

SLM Tech Apprentice II, Grade 512N, $18.782 hourly in the Div.

of Water Quality, effective June 29, 2026;

(16)

Civil Service Temporary Appointment of Matthew Henry, Fleet

Parts Manager, Grade 523E, $2,501.92 biweekly in the Div. of

Facilities and Fleet Management, effective June 1, 2026;

(17)

Civil Service Acting Assignment Appointment of Marcus

Ashford, Operations Manager, Grade 523E, $3,068.80 biweekly

in the Div. of Waste Management, effective June 22, 2026

through July 6, 2026;

(18)

(19)

(20)

(21)

(22)

(23)

(24)

(25)

Resignation of Quincy Roberts, Police Officer, Div. of Police,

effective May 17, 2026;

Resignation of Jakisha Bell, Corrections Officer, Div. of

Community Corrections, effective May 22, 2026;

Resignation of Isabelle Ballard, Aide to Council, Council

Office, effective May 29, 2026;

Resignation of Lloyd Weaver, Production Maintenance Tech,

Div. of Water Quality, effective May 29, 2026;

Resignation of Zachary Martin, Recreation Manager, Div. of

Parks and Recreation, effective May 30, 2026;

Resignation of Weston Clark, Corrections Officer, Div. of

Community Corrections, effective June 1, 2026;

Resignation of Anthony Young, Police Officer, Div. of Police,

effective June 5, 2026;

Resignation of Josiah Richardson, Refuse & Recycling

Collector, Div. of Waste Management, effective June 5, 2026;

(26)

(27)

(28)

Resignation of Rodney Guy, Refuse & Recycling Collector, Div.

of Waste Management, effective June 7, 2026;

Resignation of Toby Mundy, Technical Specialist, Div. of

Computer Services, effective June 9, 2026;

Resignation of Sam Clark, Heavy Equipment Operator S&R,

Div. of Streets & Roads, effective June 10, 2026;

(29)

(30)

(31)

(32)

(33)

(34)

Resignation of Christian Peters, S&R Maintenance Worker Sr,

Div. of Streets & Roads, effective June 12, 2026;

Resignation of Martha Cromwell, Staff Assistant Sr, Div. of

Revenue, effective June 12, 2026;

Resignation of Sophia Booze, Corrections Officer, Div. of

Community Corrections, effective June 12, 2026;

Resignation of Ronnie Thomas, Police Officer, Div. of Police,

effective June 14, 2026;

Resignation of Frank Brown, S&R Maintenance Worker Sr.,

Div. of Streets & Roads, effective June 14, 2026; and,

Resignation of Daniel Fowler, Park Maintenance Worker, Div.

of Parks and Recreation, effective June 18, 2026.

Received and Filed

Communications From The Mayor - For Information Only

XIII.

(1) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Jessica

Griffin, Staff Assistant Sr., Grade 511N, $18.068 hourly in the Div.

of Revenue, effective June 15, 2026;

(2) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Debra Hisle,

Staff Assistant Sr., Grade 511N, $19.641 hourly in the Div. of

Revenue, effective July 13, 2026;

(3) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Travis

Wilson, S & R Maintenance Worker Sr. Grade 515N, $22.770

hourly in the Div. of Streets and Roads, effective June 29, 2026;

(4) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Jason

Conley, Equipment Operator, Grade 515N, $23.874 hourly in the

Div. of Waste Management, effective June 29, 2026;

(5) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Matthew

Curtis, Equipment Operator, Grade 515N, $23.197 hourly in the

Div. of Waste Management, effective June 29, 2026;

(6) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Keith Gurley,

Refuse & Recycling Collector, Grade 518N, $26.503 hourly in the

Div. of Waste Management, effective June 29, 2026;

(7) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Jeffrey

Dukes, Refuse & Recycling Collector, Grade 518N, $25.832

hourly in the Div. of Waste Management, effective June 29, 2026;

(8) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Henry

Broadus, Refuse & Recycling Collector, Grade 518N, $26.379

hourly in the Div. of Waste Management, effective July 13, 2026;

(9) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Steven

Holloman, Refuse & Recycling Collector, Grade 518N, $25.740

hourly in the Div. of Waste Management, effective July 13, 2026;

(10)

Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Paul

Jones, Security Officer, Grade 511N, $18.213 hourly in the Div. of

Public Safety, effective June 29, 2026;

(11)

Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Camdyn

Combs, Mailroom Clerk, Grade 510N, $17.451 hourly in the

Department of Government Center, effective June 29, 2026;

(12)

Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Svitlana

Jennings, Accountant, Grade 518N, $26.751 hourly in the Div. of

Grants and Special Programs, effective March 9, 2026;

(13)

Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Sahara

Adams, Recreation Manager, Grade 520N, $27.286 hourly in the

Div. of Parks and Recreation, effective July 27, 2026;

(14)

Unclassified Civil Service Appointment of James Norris, SLM

Tech Apprentice, Grade 509N, $17.072 hourly in the Div. of

Water Quality, effective July 13, 2026;

(15)

Unclassified Civil Service Appointment of Cameron Bybee,

SLM Tech Apprentice II, Grade 512N, $18.782 hourly in the Div.

of Water Quality, effective June 29, 2026;

(16)

Civil Service Temporary Appointment of Matthew Henry, Fleet

Parts Manager, Grade 523E, $2,501.92 biweekly in the Div. of

Facilities and Fleet Management, effective June 1, 2026;

(17)

Civil Service Acting Assignment Appointment of Marcus

Ashford, Operations Manager, Grade 523E, $3,068.80 biweekly

in the Div. of Waste Management, effective June 22, 2026

through July 6, 2026;

(18)

(19)

(20)

(21)

(22)

(23)

(24)

Resignation of Quincy Roberts, Police Officer, Div. of Police,

effective May 17, 2026;

Resignation of Jakisha Bell, Corrections Officer, Div. of

Community Corrections, effective May 22, 2026;

Resignation of Isabelle Ballard, Aide to Council, Council

Office, effective May 29, 2026;

Resignation of Lloyd Weaver, Production Maintenance Tech,

Div. of Water Quality, effective May 29, 2026;

Resignation of Zachary Martin, Recreation Manager, Div. of

Parks and Recreation, effective May 30, 2026;

Resignation of Weston Clark, Corrections Officer, Div. of

Community Corrections, effective June 1, 2026;

Resignation of Anthony Young, Police Officer, Div. of Police,

effective June 5, 2026;

(25)

Resignation of Josiah Richardson, Refuse & Recycling

Collector, Div. of Waste Management, effective June 5, 2026;

(26)

(27)

(28)

(29)

(30)

(31)

(32)

(33)

(34)

Resignation of Rodney Guy, Refuse & Recycling Collector, Div.

of Waste Management, effective June 7, 2026;

Resignation of Toby Mundy, Technical Specialist, Div. of

Computer Services, effective June 9, 2026;

Resignation of Sam Clark, Heavy Equipment Operator S&R,

Div. of Streets & Roads, effective June 10, 2026;

Resignation of Christian Peters, S&R Maintenance Worker Sr,

Div. of Streets & Roads, effective June 12, 2026;

Resignation of Martha Cromwell, Staff Assistant Sr, Div. of

Revenue, effective June 12, 2026;

Resignation of Sophia Booze, Corrections Officer, Div. of

Community Corrections, effective June 12, 2026;

Resignation of Ronnie Thomas, Police Officer, Div. of Police,

effective June 14, 2026;

Resignation of Frank Brown, S&R Maintenance Worker Sr.,

Div. of Streets & Roads, effective June 14, 2026; and,

Resignation of Daniel Fowler, Park Maintenance Worker, Div.

of Parks and Recreation, effective June 18, 2026.

Received and Filed

Fire/Police Discipline - NO

Announcements

XIV.

XV.

Public Comment - Issues Not on Agenda

Adjournment

XVI.

A motion was made by Council Member Curtis, seconded by Council Member

Elliott Baxter, that the be Adjourned The motion PASSED by unanimous vote.