Neighbors and business groups split between strong support and parking‑safety concerns

Five members of the public spoke during the hearing. Proponents emphasized community engagement and local economic benefits: Mike Diborski, who lives adjacent to the site, told commissioners he believed the project "fits" and complimented the applicant's outreach. Jillian Miller, executive director of the Louisville Chamber of Commerce, said the chamber supports the project because additional housing "helps our employers attract and retain employees" and strengthens Main Street businesses.