Louisville Metro CouncilR-148-26Passed
This resolution updates the standard design guidelines for landmarks in Louisville. It reflects recommendations from the Historic Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission to guide preservation and development within designated historic areas.
A RESOLUTION UPDATING THE STANDARD DESIGN GUIDELINES FOR LANDMARKS.
Introduced 10/9/2026Planning and Zoning CommitteeResolution
→ Passed 10/29/2026
What it does
- 1Updates to the design guidelines for historic landmarks
- 2Incorporation of recommendations from the Historic Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission
- 3Approval by the Planning and Zoning Committee and adoption by Metro Council
This resolution updates the standard design guidelines for landmarks in Louisville. It reflects recommendations from the Historic Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission to guide preservation and development within designated historic areas.
Affects
Historic Landmarks and Preservation Districts CommissionPlanning and Zoning CommitteeMetro CouncilProperty owners of designated landmarks
Activity timeline
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- Status changedImpact 50
R-148-26: Consent Agenda → Passed
- Status changedImpact 30
R-148-26: Agenda Ready → Consent Agenda
- Status changedImpact 30
R-148-26: New Business → Agenda Ready
- ActionImpact 15
R-148-26 introduced (Resolution)
Legislative history
10/29/2026
Metro Council
This Resolution was adopted on the Consent Agenda.10/20/2026
Planning and Zoning Committee
A motion was made by Committee Member Hudson, seconded by Committee Member Batshon, that this Resolution be recommended for approval.
Savannah Darr, Office of Planning, gave a presentation on the Historic Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission’s recommendation (see attached).
The following also spoke to this item:
- Chair Owen
- Council Member Chappell
The motion carried by a voice vote and the Resolution was sent to the Consent Calendar.10/15/2026
Metro Council
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