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Council denies request to place manufactured home at 1016 Main Street
Summary
The Lexington City Council voted 3-1 on March 9 to deny a request to place a manufactured home at 1016 Main Street after a resident spoke on behalf of the prospective buyers; the council provided no immediate alternative action.
The Lexington City Council on March 9 denied a request to place a manufactured home at 1016 Main Street.
Lacey, who spoke on behalf of Mark and Lindsey Jackson, presented the request during the meeting. Councilmember Anthony Retzlaff moved to deny the request; Councilmember David Mason seconded. The motion passed 3-1, with Councilmember Dale Phelps voting opposed.
The transcript records the presentation of the request and the council’s motion and vote but does not specify the ordinance language or variances cited in the denial. The council did not record additional conditions, a referral to staff for alternative options, or a timeline for reconsideration during the meeting.
Next steps: the council took no further action at the meeting. Those seeking to revisit the request would need to return with a new application or request for review before the council or appropriate board.
