Safety concerns spark discussion about Monroe County bypass intersection
Comer said he hopes other dangerous curves and blind spots throughout Monroe County can eventually be addressed.
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Comer said he hopes other dangerous curves and blind spots throughout Monroe County can eventually be addressed.
If successful, the lawsuit would remove the land from Cave City’s jurisdiction, eliminating the city’s authority to regulate development there, including its recently enacted moratorium on new data center projects.
Work is scheduled to begin Monday, July 6, and is expected to be completed before the start of the upcoming school year.
Meetings are scheduled for July 14 and July 21, with two additional meetings planned for August.
According to Glass, site work is expected to begin in late July, with the property scheduled to be turned over to McDonald’s by the end of October so business can move forward.
Kentucky Industrial Alliance is asking the court to prohibit Cave City from enforcing the moratorium against its proposed development while the lawsuit is pending.
According to T.J. Health, the session is intended to gather feedback on healthcare services, access to care and the issues that matter most to area residents.
Byrd says she is working to better understand a proposed Cave City-area data center, including who is behind it and what it would involve.
They are located at 821 Mammoth Cave St. in Cave City.