A 130-acre housing development has been approved in Davidson County
The project, which is led by Greensboro-based company MagnaGray, was approved by the Lexington City Council in a 5-3 vote.
Kentucky doesn’t have enough affordable housing. Lawmakers hope these bills will help.
One bill would require cities to treat cheaper manufactured housing the same as traditional homes built on-site.
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According to the department, in the early 2000s they moved into the building they're in, with the idea that it would house ...
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Lexington council votes 5-3 to allow 130 acre housing development
The Lexington City Council voted Monday night to allow a Greensboro developer to proceed with plans to build the city's ...
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