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Board upholds lead-related citation for 775 Logan Street after health department testimony
Summary
The Louisville Metro code enforcement board upheld a lead-related citation and a $1,000 fine for 775 Logan Street after health department testimony that a child at the address had an elevated blood lead level and the property owner had not cooperated with orders and inspections.
The Louisville Metro code enforcement hearing on Jan. 23 upheld a lead-related citation for 775 Logan Street after a health department official told the board a child tied to that address had an elevated blood lead level.
Mary Catherine Craft of the health department testified the agency received a pediatrician report showing an elevated level in August 2025 and said staff had struggled for months to obtain cooperation from the family despite multiple orders and field visits. Craft said the owner claimed the child did not live at the property but had not disclosed where the child lived.
Hearing officer Chris Wantland said the record shows a child with an elevated blood lead level was associated with the address and that the department had attempted outreach. Wantland upheld the citation and imposed a $1,000 fine.
The board did not explain a specific enforcement timeline in detail at the hearing beyond the fine; Wantland told the owner the board was not invoking a lien at that time and that staff would provide further instructions about next steps.
The case was recorded as ENFDashLEADDash25Dash001061 (listed in the docket as case number 250010641) and the board noted the health department would review the submitted assessment materials where appropriate.
