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Louisville Code Enforcement Board upholds fines, grants continuances and dismisses one lead-risk order
Summary
At its Sept. 5 docket the Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board upheld several fines for nonappearance, granted short continuances for property repairs and testing, conditionally discharged some fines where owners showed remediation, and dismissed a lead-risk order after the Health Department confirmed the tested child did not live at the cited address.
The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board heard a full docket on Sept. 5, 2025, and resolved dozens of enforcement matters, posing continuances for repairs and tests, upholding fines when appellants failed to appear, and dismissing one lead-risk order after health records showed an incorrect address.
Chair Chris Wantland opened the session and outlined procedures for the day, including swearing witnesses and reminders that testimony is under oath. The county’s code enforcement staff called cases and presented inspection findings while assistant county counsel and board counsel joined online.
One of the more contested matters involved a lead-risk order for 2104 Oregon Avenue. Deborah Benberry Williams, who identified herself as the property owner, said a hospital had used her address in error and that the tested child did not live…
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