June report 1997
May report 1997

In July the Wilmore City Council:

• In July, the Wilmore City Council:
• Met with the developers of Woodspointe subdivision on the site to observe improve-ments that have been made, particularly in the retention areas. (A subsequent site visit has been scheduled for August 11.)
• Negotiated with Press Veal and Dennis Smith, Woodspointe developers, regarding minimum house sizes in two new proposed developments adjacent to Woodspointe, Butler and The Meadow subdivisions. A total of 53 new homes are proposed. Seven homes are to be a minimum of 1200 square feet. Eleven homes are designated with a 1350 square foot minimum and 35 homes are to have a minimum of 1500 square feet.
• Accepted the generous offer of the Wilmore Women's Club to give the city $1,000 toward the landscaping of the median on Epworth Drive at North Lexington Avenue.
• Entered into an agreement with Bluegrass Conservancy attorney Alice Lumpkin to prepare a sample conservation easement for the city's rural transitional zone.
• Requested that central dispatch notify the Wilmore Police Department of all calls relating to problems with dogs.