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Council adopts resolution denying revised Bluebird Luxury Lofts development plan
Summary
The council approved Resolution No. 860, Series 2026, denying a revised detailed district development plan and a landscape waiver for Bluebird Luxury Lofts, 10619 Watterson Trail; staff said the case came from a public hearing and the council voted to deny per the Planning Commission record.
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The Jeffersontown City Council approved Resolution No. 860, Series 2026, denying a revised detailed district development plan and a landscape waiver for the Bluebird Luxury Lofts development at 10619 Watterson Trail. A staff member summarized that the case had been heard at a public hearing and that the record and recommended wording were prepared from the transcript of that hearing.
"A resolution relating to the denial of a revised detailed district development plan and landscape waiver as transmitted from the Louisville Metro Planning Commission for the following development, Bluebird Luxury Lofts, 10619, Watterson Trail," said a staff member (speaker 9). Council moved for passage, a member seconded, and the resolution carried by voice vote. The transcript indicates the item originated in a Planning Commission hearing and was returned to the council for action.
The denial is recorded as a resolution; no additional details about conditions, appeals, or subsequent steps were provided at this meeting.
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