By late fall, an updated comprehensive plan for housing and commercial development in Lexington-Fayette County is expected to be in place. The City Council Wednesday held the first of four meetings to examine goals and objectives for revising the plan. Planning Director Jim Duncan said the status of the urban service boundary is likely to be discussed.
“Certainly the land use element as it relates to rural and urban land is part of the goals and objectives and the goals and objectives that the Planning Commission has recommended…they’re continuing to talk about that balance between rural land and urban development,” said Duncan.
