It's a disaster for our schools, for our local economy, for the environment, and for the future of our community.

Please vote NO on these measures in November.

Together, these will effectively block all new housing in Louisville for years to come, making the city more expensive and pushing all but the very wealthy further out into suburban sprawl.

The second will dramatically increase fees to build new homes, including adding 3 new fees for water, sewer, and wastewater on top of $60k of existing tap fees.

The first of the two questions is on rezoning. It would effectively block all new housing in Redtail Ridge and Centennial Valley by creating an 'affordable housing' mandate that's deliberately impossible to achieve. It violates state law and will draw the city into expensive lawsuits.

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Next: Hearing officer has 5 days to create findings. Deadline is Tuesday. Will be sent out to the parties when complete.

Closing statements - nothing much to add to the arguments here, reiterating same as before.

Impact fee single subject rule - expanding impact fees is one subject, conduct of the impact fee study is a separate one.

The language around the impact fee study micromanages the city and highlights why it's administrative and a separate subject - it direct how to do the study

Discussion about whether the initiative interferes with the city manager's ability to carry out duties or if it's a valid legislative decision