The Lexington City Council held a work session on September 9, 2025, focusing on community engagement and local initiatives. The meeting began with a discussion about the redesign of a local park aimed at serving residents of all ages and backgrounds. The park is designed to accommodate various activities, including visits to the library, family outings to the playground, and community events. Officials encouraged residents to celebrate the park's official opening and to invite others to join in the festivities.

Following the park discussion, the council addressed inquiries regarding the Residential Parking Permit Program (RPPP) in the Forest Park area. Council members expressed interest in understanding the process behind the RPPP study. Laura Boysen and her team were invited to provide insights into the study's methodology and parameters. Boysen explained that there are approximately 51 RPPs in the community, emphasizing the importance of the program in managing parking in residential areas.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to keep the community informed about the park's opening and the ongoing developments related to the parking permit program. Council members expressed their dedication to addressing residents' concerns and enhancing local amenities.