Kentucky state government has granted an extension to the Baltimore-based Cordish Company to develop its Center City project adjacent to 4th Street Live in downtown Louisville. But city officials say the extension is not a sign that the project is in distress.
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Committee Considers Term Limits, Contractor Spending
The Louisville Metro Council’s Accountability and Oversight Committee has begun discussing a proposal for mayoral term limits.
Heiner Says Mayoral Power Should Be Limited
Louisville Metro Councilman Hal Heiner says he’s disappointed with Attorney General Jack Conway’s opinion on the mayor’s economic development powers.
Conway Issues Opinion On Mayor's Power
Conway has determined that Abramson has the authority to negotiate and enter into such contracts without council approval.
Committee To Discuss "Audit Ordinance"
The Louisville Metro Council’s Government Accountability and Oversight committee is preparing to review an ordinance that increases transparency for city spending.
Officials To Ask Cordish For Answers In Baltimore
Louisville Metro Council President David Tandy officials will accompany Louisville’s internal auditor and economic development director on a trip to the Cordish Company’s headquarters in the coming weeks.
Council Members Aim To Change Bond Rules
A bipartisan group of Metro Council members plan to introduce legislation tonight that would limit the use of leftover bond funds.
Mayor, Council Clash Over Cordish
The Baltimore-based developer Cordish Company is once again the center of a disagreement between the Louisville Metro Council and Mayor Jerry Abramson.
Cordish Abandons Starks Building Lease
The Baltimore-based developer Cordish Company has given up its lease in the Starks Building in downtown Louisville
Center City Plans Continue
Now that the Louisville Metro Council has released $12.2 million for the purchase of the so-called Water Company block, the city is moving ahead on plans for Center City.