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Fleming County to notify landowners after unapproved entrance, magistrate cites school-route safety concerns
Summary
Magistrate Richie Kielman reported drainage and pavement damage from an unpermitted private lane and County Attorney Monica Hill advised the county to act under multiple KRS provisions; the court directed that landowners be notified by certified mail to address the safety hazard.
During the March 8 Fleming County Fiscal Court meeting, Magistrate Richie Kielman described an unpermitted private lane off Price Road that has caused drainage problems and deterioration of asphalt on Poplar Grove Road (CR 1176), creating traffic-safety concerns for a school bus route and local residents.
County Attorney Monica Hill said those responsible for creating a new entrance off Concord Road (CR 1225) have not responded to repeated contact attempts. Hill advised the court that, “pursuant to KRS 179, 265, 300, 310 and 380,” the county must take action to alleviate the safety hazard and directed that the landowners be notified by certified mail.
The court recorded the direction and approved follow-up steps; the minutes do not record additional enforcement actions or timelines beyond certified-mail notification during this session.
