LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

Lexington For Everyone promotes equitable and affordable living and working opportunities for all by advocating for sensible land use policies. Joined August 2021

Tweets

354
Followers

148
Following

288
Likes

8

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

3 days ago

With a housing deficit of more than 20,000 units, Lexington’s land use and development policies are critical to growing Lexington’s workforce. Tell Council members we need to look at land use policies and land availability every year: [email protected].

0 0 0 10 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

a week ago

Lexington needs 22,000 more housing units TODAY to meet the need. That’s why median home prices have skyrocketed over the last decade. It’s a simple case of supply and demand. Let your council member hear from you: [email protected].

0 0 0 19 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

2 weeks ago

The Planning Commission added land to the land use boundary that already is developed, which doesn’t more provide options for houses and jobs. Tell council members to look at land availability each year to meet needs for homes and jobs: [email protected].

0 0 0 21 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

4 weeks ago

The Council is creating a new process to review how land is included into the land use boundary in the future. Tell them to look at land availability each year to meet needs for homes and jobs, which fund city and school revenues: [email protected].

0 0 0 22 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

a month ago

The Planning Commission was supposed to add 2,700-5,000 acres to the land use boundary. Instead, only 1,226 acres can be developed. Tell council members to look at land availability each year to meet needs for homes and jobs: [email protected].

0 0 0 25 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

a month ago

Less than 4% of the land included in the expansion is designated for jobs, but jobs are what fund the majority of our city services. That’s why we need to review land each year for possible jobs expansions. Let your council member know: [email protected].

0 0 0 18 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

a month ago

Lexington’s land restrictions reduce school funding. A 2024 study found 53% of 190,000 Fayette workers live elsewhere; 40% would move if housing were affordable—adding $12M yearly to schools. Urge annual land reviews: [email protected].

0 1 0 42 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

2 months ago

0 0 0 12 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

2 months ago

0 0 0 23 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

2 months ago

Experts recommend having 250-500 contiguous acres of jobs land. Lexington has fewer than 10 sites of 10 acres or more. Tell council members to look at land availability each year, so we can respond to needs for homes and jobs: [email protected]

0 0 0 14 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

2 months ago

From the time the strategy for Legacy Business Park was identified to when companies will locate there will be about 15 years. Tell council members we need to look at land availability every year, so we can respond to needs for homes and jobs: [email protected]

0 0 0 14 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

2 months ago

0 0 0 7 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

4 months ago

We must do more to create a Lexington that works for everyone - one where the dream of homeownership and a variety of housing options are available to all in our community. kentucky.com/opinion/op-ed/…

0 0 0 20 0

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

4 months ago

The team from @DevelopLexPod picked up some great lessons on housing from Madison, Wisconsin, during the recent Commerce Lexington Leadership Visit. Listen here: middletech.com/developlex

0 0 0 19 0

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

6 months ago

The city’s $135,000 planning study shows that the development process takes more than twice as long here than the national average. And now, there is a proposal for 60 more pages of red tape. Tell the Council that we need less bureaucracy: [email protected].

0 1 0 32 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

6 months ago

A proposed planning ordinance is so onerous that if it had been in place years ago, it wouldn’t have allowed developments such as Southland Dr., the Distillery District and National Ave. Tell the Council that we need less bureaucracy: [email protected].

0 1 0 30 0

Download Image

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

6 months ago

OP-ED: Proposed zoning ordinance would take away Lexington’s voice, hurt unique districts --- kentucky.com/opinion/op-ed/…

0 0 0 17 0

LexingtonForEveryone @LexForEveryone

7 months ago

Council will host 2 public education sessions for the community to learn about city's Preservation & Growth Management Program. 3/16, 2 – 3 p.m. at Marksbury Family Branch Library and 3/19, 5 – 6 p.m. at Lexington Public Library, Eastside Branch. engage.lexingtonky.gov/lpgmp