Public Comment - Issues on Agenda

Requested Rezonings/ Docket Approval

Approval of Summary

II.

III.

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Table of Motions: Council Work Session, May 5, 2026

IV.

Budget Amendments

Budget Adjustments - For Information Only

New Business

VI.

VII. Communications From the Mayor - Appointments

VIII. Communications From the Mayor - Donations

IX.

Communications From the Mayor - Procurements

Continuing Business/ Presentations

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Council Capital Projects, May 12, 2026

Summary: Environmental Quality and Public Works Committee,

March 3, 2026

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Presentation: Lextran FY2027 Budget

XI.

Council Reports

XII. Public Comment - Issues Not on Agenda

XIII. Adjournment

Administrative Synopsis - New Business Items

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Authorization to enter into a purchase agreement with Atlantic

Emergency Solutions, Inc. (Sourcewell Contract #082025-PMI)

for (1) Custom Fire Apparatus Pierce Enforcer Pumper, not to

exceed the cost of $1,343,000.00. Funds are budgeted.

(L0336-26) (Wells/Armstrong)

Authorization to repeal Article LI of Chapter 2 of the

Lexington-Fayette Urban County Code of Ordinances to abolish

the Opioid Abatement Commission. The Commission has

completed its recommendations and fulfilled its purpose. No

budgetary impact. (L0350-26)(Scott)

Authorization to amend the Code of Ordinances, Chapter

2-315(2) - Lexington Children’s Museum Inc., to allow directors

of the board to serve three (3) consecutive terms. The board

has voted to change the requirement to allow directors to

complete extended projects for the museum. No budgetary

impact. (L0351-26)(Scott)

0354-26

0355-26

0356-26

Authorization to execute

Communications Operating, LLC under Spectrum Business

Enterprise Commercial for cable TV services for the new Senior

& Therapeutic Recreation Center at 3360 Shillito Park Road at a

cost of $2,460. Funds are included in the Mayor's Proposed

Budget. (L0354-26)(Stambaugh/Allen-Bryant)

Service Order with Charter

Authorization to execute an agreement with the Downtown

Lexington Partnership to provide services throughout the

downtown area including Central Bank Thursday Night Live,

Luminate Lexington Holiday Concert and Tree Lighting, and the

Christmas parade to cover the period of November 1, 2025 -

October 31, 2026. No budgetary impact. (L0355-26)(Scott)

Authorization to execute an agreement with Gatton Park on the

Town Branch to provide an art project grant to create public art

to be displayed in Gatton Park. The scope of work was

approved by the Public Arts Commission and includes artwork

created by Blessing Hancock installed on the Gatton Park

passageway which will remain property of LFUCG. At a cost of

$150,000. Funds are budgeted. (L0356-26)(Scott)

0358-26

Authorization to establish Emergent as a sole source provider of

nasal Narcan spray (naloxone) for the SAMSHA FY2022

First-Responders-Comprehensive

Addiction

and

Recovery

Support

Services

Act

Extended

First

Responders

and

Community Partners Overdose Prevention Project Year

Continuation of the Expanded First Responders and Community

Partners Overdose Prevention Project for the Department of

Social Services. At a cost not to exceed $98,175. Budget

amendment in process. (L0358-26) (Combs Marks/Allen-Bryant)

0359-26

Authorization to execute an agreement and accept an award in

the amount of $84,935.40 from the Kentucky Department of

Military Affairs, Division of Emergency Management for the

Federal FY (FFY) 2025 Emergency Management Performance

Grant. A match of $84,935.40 is required. Budget amendment in

process. (L0359-26)(Larkin/Armstrong)

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0362-26

Authorization to enter into a Release of Claims Against LFUCG

to allow the Lexington Police Department to release retired

Canine Lexi to Officer Nathaniel Church. No budgetary impact.

(L0360-26)(Weathers/Armstrong)

Authorization to approve a site-specific agreement between the

Lexington-Fayette

Urban

County

Government

(LFUCG),

Madden KR, LLC and Jessamine-South Elkhorn Water District

(JSEWD) for sanitary sewer conveyance and treatment capacity

for properties listed in the site-specific agreement.

budgetary impact. (L0362-26)(Sanders/Martin)

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Authorization to accept all bid responses submitted for RFQ

#13-2026 for the Parks and Recreation Indefinite Services

Contract for professional service prequalification, which will

allow for indefinite service for design and engineering. It will

allow quicker execution of hiring consultants and for budgeting

of phased work such as a preliminary design that can move into

design and construction more efficiently. No budgetary impact.

(L0364-26)(Conrad/Ford)

0365-26

Authorization to accept an award, if offered from the Kentucky

Justice and Public Safety Cabinet requesting federal funds of

$60,000.00 under the 2023 Title II Formula Grant Program to

expand and stabilize existing Police Activities League (PAL)

programming. Funds will be used to support essential program

needs including supplies and materials, participation-related

costs, contractual instructional support, and training necessary

to enhance the program. There is no local match required.

(L0365-26)(Weathers/Armstrong)

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Authorization to execute a Participating Agreement/Cooperative

Purchasing Master Agreement with Tait North America, Inc.

through Sourcewell, establishing

price contract for the

purchase of public safety communications technology and

hardware solutions, and further authorizing the Director of

Procurement or his designee to execute any other necessary

documents related to the price contract. No budgetary impact.

(L0367-26)(Slatin/Hensley)

0368-26

Authorization to execute

Memorandum of Understanding

between Lexington Fayette Urban County Government and the

University of Kentucky, for the new Police Training Academy

project at Coldstream Research Campus at a cost of $928,242.

The property is a vacant land tract consisting of 4.17 acres at

1785 McGrathiana Parkway. Funds are budgeted. (L0368-26)

(Ford)

0383-26

(1) Recommending the reappointment of Amanda Secen to the

Bluegrass Crime Stoppers Board of Directors with a term

expiring March 1, 2030;

(2) Recommending the appointment of Scott Davidson, At-large,

replacing Juan Castro, to the Downtown Lexington Management

District Board of Directors with a term beginning July 1, 2026

and expiring December 1, 2027;

(3) Recommending the appointments of Debra Lawson, filling an

unexpired term, Cynthia Relford, filling an unexpired term, and

Tiana Wilson, filling an unexpired term, to the Dunbar

Neighborhood Center Board with terms expiring March 1, 2029,

March 1, 2027, March 1, 2029, respectively;

(4) Recommending the reappointment of Allison Connelly to the

Police Disciplinary Review Board with a term expiring June 1,

2030; and,

(5) Recommending the reappointment of Wesley Whistle to the

Transit Authority Board with a term expiring

June 1, 2030.

0361-26

Accepting and approving the following donations for the

following depts. and divs.:

a. Aging and Disability Services - accepting a donation from the

Friends of Lexington Senior Centers: $4,000 to offset costs to

improve the exterior appearance of the Bell House by replacing

the shutters (funds will be paid directly to the vendor); and,

b. Police - accepting a donation from the Buehler Family

Foundation: wellness equipment to enhance the Lexington

Police Department’s Wellness Program, promoting physical,

mental and emotional health (estimated value $10,409.46).

0381-26

(1) Accepting and approving the following bids and establishing

price contracts for the following depts. or divs. as to the

specifications and amount set forth in the terms of the

respective bids:

(a) Div. of Facilities - Asbestos Project Monitoring - 48-2026 -

Applegate Environmental Inspections & Consulting, Inc.;

(b) Div. of Parks and Recreation - Sports Courts Repair - 47-

2026 - Tennis Technology, Inc.; and,

Holzberg

Communications

Inc

and

Software

Information

Resource Corporation.

(2) Accepting and approving the following vendors as sole

source providers:

(a) Div. of Waste Management - Municipal Equipment - Parts,

equipment, supplies and services for WM Loan-A-Box dumpster

repairs.