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Council approves revised development plan to replace Verizon tower on Holloway Road
Summary
Jeffersontown council approved a revised detailed district development plan permitting a new freestanding Verizon cell tower roughly 280–285 feet tall at 2421 Holloway Road; the new tower will be sited north of an existing tower and the older tower will be removed, according to the city planner's summary.
The Jeffersontown City Council approved a revised detailed district development plan transmitted from the Louisville Metro Planning Commission to allow a new Verizon cell tower near 2421 Holloway Road.
City staff summarized that the plan calls for constructing a new freestanding communications tower about 280–285 feet tall on a lot north of an existing tower; the existing tower on the southern lot will be taken down after the new structure is built. The project site is in an area zoned PEC.
Council discussion noted the new structure is a “more modern” tower and that the plan effectively relocates the facility slightly north. No changes to height beyond the stated 280–285 feet were recorded in the meeting. The council approved the resolution on first reading by voice vote.
