Save Our Neighborhood!
Date for Public Hearing will be set soon.
LDG Development Group (https://www.ldgdevelopment.com/) is proposing a 199-unit apartment project at the corner of Ridgeway Ave and Westport Rd. Ridgeway Neighbors and Friends is a neighborhood group opposed to this project for a number of reasons, including: increased traffic, design not compatible with the surrounding neighborhood homes, and inappropriate density for the area.
The project has been through one Land Development and Transportation committee meeting to determine if the technical issues have been met. There were some issues, but it was moved forward and a Public Hearing was scheduled for June 26. However, new objections were raised and the Public Hearing was canceled. If LDG corrects the issues the proposal will have to go through a new LDT committee meeting. If the project is then allowed to proceed, a new Public Hearing will be scheduled no sooner than two weeks later.
HOW CAN YOU HELP?
Click on the link below to email the case manager for the project, Jay Luckett, and voice your objection to the project. This will add your email to our list so we can keep you updated if/when the project moves forward. The website contains information about the project and offers you an opportunity to join our Facebook group, Ridgeway Neighbors and Friends.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP!
Revised Plan for Gilman’s Pointe
Here is the latest proposal for Gilman's: 199 units, luxury apts, one entrance (Westport) 2 4-story buildings, others are 2 story. Developer wants to meet with neighbors. St. Matthews will have a public hearing.
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so-called "Gilman's Point" development
Save our neighborhood!
We oppose the so-called "Gilman's Point" development. This 5-story, 290 unit apartment complex is proposed to occupy the beautiful open field at the corner of Westport Road and Ridgeway Avenue in St. Matthews, Kentucky.
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Express your concerns about the proposed development. Tell Commissioner Luckett why you think this project will cause harm to our neighborhood. Reasons can include traffic concerns, inappropriate height of the structures (5 stories), lighting, loss of green space, water runoff, lack of sufficient parking for number of units, etc.
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