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Vulcan Mining Operation Sues Lexington Board After Denied Expansion

By Knox van Nagell | March 18th, 2011 | See all in Fayette Alliance Blog, How We've Made a Difference, Protecting Our Farmland

Tags: Adjustment Board, Boone Creek, Conditional Use Permit, Development, Expansion, Fayette County Farm Bureau, Fayette County Neighborhood Council, lexington, LFUCG, Limestone Mining, Mining, Old Richmond Road, Vulcan, Vulcan Materials Co. No Comments »

Sewer Improvement Projects will be Discussed at Public Meetings

By Knox van Nagell | March 11th, 2011 | See all in Community Events, Events, Fayette Alliance Blog

Tags: Development, Division of Water Quality, East Hickman, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, infrastructure, lexington, LFUCG, Sanitation, Sewage, Sewers, Storm Sewer System, Storm Water, Water Quality, Watershed, West Hickman, Wolf Run No Comments »

Winchester Road Designated a State Scenic Byway

By Knox van Nagell | March 4th, 2011 | See all in Fayette Alliance Blog, How We've Made a Difference, Protecting Our Farmland

Tags: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, LFUCG, Scenic Byway, State Byway, Winchester, Winchester Road No Comments »

Alliance Growth Questionnaire Featured on BizLex.com

By Knox van Nagell | November 1st, 2010 | See all in Fayette Alliance Blog

Tags: Jim Gray, Jim Newberry, lexington, LFUCG, Mayoral Candidates No Comments »

Brownfields Grant Will Help With Future Development

By Knox van Nagell | October 1st, 2010 | See all in Fayette Alliance Blog, What We're Working on Now

Tags: Brownfields, LFUCG, Manchester Street, Newtown Pike, Versailles Road No Comments »

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Who We Are

The Fayette Alliance is your voice at city-hall advocating for sustainable growth in Lexington…to achieve a world-class city in our world-class Bluegrass landscape.

Since 2006, the Alliance has worked with local government to usher over 50 major land-use policies into law that promote farmland preservation and our signature agricultural industries, responsible development, and improved water quality and infrastructure in Fayette County.

We are charting Lexington's future by positively impacting local zoning and policy decisions—the very building blocks of our community. Although many challenges still remain, we are accomplishing sustainable growth in Fayette County for a better quality of life, economy, and environment for all of us.