Neighborhood News

Please see below for 10th district road work and note that due to high temperatures, city waste collection will begin one hour earlier through July 31st.

You’re Invited!


A New 7 Brew is coming to the former First Security National Bank property at 1617 Clays Mill Road. The drive-thru coffee kiosk will have two lanes, entering and exiting from McCubbing Drive, with no access to Clays Mill or Harrodsburg Road.
https://www.kentucky.com/lexgoeat/restaurants/article315026089.html#storylink=cpy

Lexington News & Resources

No Solar on Farmland (for now)
On Thursday, July 9, Lexington’s Planning Commission unanimously voted to reject a Council-proposed zoning policy change that would allow industrial-scale ground mounted solar facilities on agricultrually zoned land. It was recommended to remove these rural industrial developments from the proposal, stating that placing them in agricultural zones goes against the city’s Comprehensive Plan and Rural Land Management Plan.

What’s Next? This recommendation now goes to the LFUCG Urban County Council, which has the final say on the policy change.
The Meeting: Council will review the recommendation at their Work Session on Tuesday, August 18 at 3:00 PM in the Council Chambers.

How to Help: Public comment will be accepted at the start of the meeting. Because several Councilmembers still support placing solar on farmland, neighborhood voices will be crucial to preserving our rural and agricultural areas. Keep an eye out for updates on how to get involved and make your voice heard as the meeting date gets closer! Visit Fayette Alliance for more information.

10 District Newsletter – Dave Sevigny
Monthly newsletter with lots of information from road closures to committee meetings this concise update will keep you informed. 10 things from the 10th.

Check out the Summer 2026 edition of Conserve Lex, Highlighting educational programs, partnerships, and hands-on experiences that are inspiring stewardship across generations throughout Fayette County.

Lexington Short-Term Rentals – Following stricter licensing rules and density caps introduced since 2023 to prevent clustering, the total number of short-term rental listings in Lexington has officially declined. Neighbors can view a live map of active rentals in our area on the LFUCG Short-Term Rental Public Map.

Any questions or concerns email us at Picadomeneighborhood@gmail.com

2026 Spring Newsletter

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Reminder: PNA Meeting & Potluck Rescheduled

Just a quick reminder that we have rescheduled our annual members’ meeting due to the Lafayette Band Invitational. We will be meeting on Sunday, October 12th from 5-7pm in the Vista Street Greenspace. Hotdogs and buns provided. Please bring a chair and a side dish, appetizer, or dessert to share. We will be holding board elections this evening as well.

⚠️ Correction: Updated Venmo Address for PNA Dues

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New Meeting Date & Lafayette Band Invitational

Due to the Lafayette Band Invitational our Annual Picadome Neighborhood Association Meeting, Potluck, and Board Elections has been rescheduled.  

New Date:
Sunday, October 12th
Vista Street Greenspace 
5pm-7pm

Food: Hot dogs & buns provided
Please bring: A side dish to share, your own chairs, and a friend!
Invited guests: Councilperson Dave Sevigny, Vice Mayor Dan Wu, as well as
representatives from the police and fire departments

👉 We will also hold Board elections during the meeting.

The annual Lafayette Band Invitational Competition will take place on Saturday, September 13th.
Please note the following:

  • Springhill Drive will be blocked all day & evening (except for residents, volunteers, buses, and equipment vehicles).
  • 10 visiting bands are expected, which means heavy traffic & limited street parking throughout the neighborhood.
  • Please plan for slower travel in the area during the event.

Spring Newsletter & Upcoming Events

Free shade trees for residents of Wolf Run Watershed!  

We are excited to share an update on the Lex Grow Trees initiative.  The first round, completed in November, was a success, with 15 high-quality shade trees planted in our neighborhood. Now we are preparing for the next round. With help from Friends of Wolf Run, have 10 FREE TREES available for property owners in our neighborhood!

Here’s how it works: Lex Grow Brochure

  1. Eligibility: you must be a property owner.  Site must meet space, soil, and sunlight standards and free from overhead or underground utilities.
  2. Tree Selection: Work with your Neighborhood Tree Champion (Laurie Fields) to choose a suitable tree and location for your property.
  3. Participant agreement: Complete and submit this Participant Agreement Form. This form will include details about the property, tree selection, location, and your commitment to care for the tree (watering and mulching).
  4. Site Visit: After contacting Laurie, she will schedule a site visit to confirm the trees location and review paperwork.

What’s included:

  • The grant will cover the cost of a “balled and burlapped” 1.5 caliper tree
  • A professional contractor will deliver and plant the tree for you.
  • Technical support, free workshops, and tree care information will be provided to ensure your tree thrives.

What trees are we offering?

        Yellowwood Tree     Tulip Poplar     White Oak          KY Coffee Tree   
                           Bur Oak      Shumard Oak       Swamp White Oak                                   

Once you place your order, keep in touch with project organizers about planting schedules and logistics:

Laurie Fields (Neighborhood Tree Champion)
picadomeneighborhood@gmail.com
Text: 859-327-9848

Friends of Wolf Run:
friend@wolfrunwater.org
859-940-8234

Trees Lexington Arborist:
tyson@treeslexington.org

LFUCG Urban Forestry Program:
lexgrowtrees.com

If you are interested in participating, reach out to Laurie as soon as possible to begin the process. Let’s work together to make our neighborhood greener and healthier!

Laurie Fields
Email: picadomeneighborhood@gmail.com
Text: 859-327-9848.

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