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Lexington stakeholders review 75% draft of RCP Program Grant planning
Summary
Presenters Frank Broussard and Dennis Ku updated Mayor Allen Retzlaff, councilmembers and stakeholders on the 75% draft of the RCP Program Grant planning, outlining key findings on future land use, infrastructure and resiliency strategies and soliciting additional special-study focus areas. The meeting lasted about 35 minutes and adjourned at 5:35 p.m.
Mayor Allen Retzlaff called a Lexington City Council stakeholder meeting to order at 5:00 p.m. on April 13, 2026, and invited presenters Frank Broussard and Dennis Ku to update the group on progress under the RCP Program Grant.
Broussard and Ku presented the 75% preliminary draft and a Special Study chapter focus-area overview for the comprehensive plan review. They summarized the draft’s primary findings and recommendations, emphasizing a proposed future land use framework and recommended infrastructure and resiliency strategies for the city.
The presenters also outlined potential additional Special Study chapter topics for deeper analysis and invited feedback from stakeholders and councilmembers. According to the meeting minutes, the discussion covered which focus areas to prioritize, but the record does not include verbatim stakeholder comments or specific edits requested to the draft.
Attending councilmembers included Councilperson Dale Phelps, Councilperson Bobby Wesner, Councilperson David Mason, Councilperson Dana Matson and Councilperson Anthony Retzlaff. Stakeholders Misty Schumpert, Tina Biehle and Lacey Hannes and guest Chase Nail were listed as present.
The meeting concluded with Mayor Retzlaff adjourning the session at 5:35 p.m. The minutes indicate the council and stakeholders will continue to review the 75% draft and special study topics as part of the RCP Program Grant planning process; no formal motions or votes were recorded in the minutes provided.
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