When you consider any type of development, either residential or commercial, infrastructure is a key element. One such anticipated study in Lexington has been completed.
Earlier this summer, Lexington’s City Council made the decision to begin the process to expand the urban services boundary by between 27 hundred and 5000 acres. What’s known as a sewer ability study has just been released. Water Quality Division Director Charlie Martin said the report doesn’t specify which area should be added.
