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  • Stowaway's expansion falls within new building guidelines.

    It appeared Stowaway, Inc., storage facility would be the first to test the new zoning overlay district on Mount Eden Road, but the facility won't need any fancier buildings.

    Stowaway, located on 7 Mile Pike and Mount Eden Road, does fall within in the overlay district that runs from U.S. 60 out Mount Eden Road to just south of the I-64 interchange, but the addition isn't large enough to require improvement.

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  • Eaton Corp. levels the playing field in Simpsonville

    They’re trying to level the playing field in Simpsonville.

    With the help of the Eaton Corp., the athletic fields at the Simpsonville Community Center now are more level and, thus, more flexible.

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  • EARLIER: Riled up on Rolling Ridge

    Angela Shinabery and some of her neighbors of the Rolling Ridge development in Simpsonville are looking for an answer to one basic question from their homeowners association: What happens with the dues we are required to pay each year?

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  • News Briefs: Oct. 27, 2010

    Conway to visit Shelby Thursday

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  • EARLIER: Simpsonville could ban parking on some streets

    Simpsonville Police Chief Scott Chappell has a problem with where vehicles are parked on some city streets, and he wants the city commission to do something about it.

    Chappell went before the commission earlier this month and requested that seven city streets be designated no parking between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.

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  • News Briefs: Oct. 22, 2010

     Kentucky’s unemployment at 10.1 percent

    Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary unemployment rate rose to 10.1 percent in September 2010 from a revised 10 percent in August 2010, according to the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet.

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  • Severe weather predicted for Tuesday

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    The National Weather Service has forecasted severe weather for Tuesday morning and afternoon.

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  • EARLIER: Bypass: New way home for the holidays?

     

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  • News Briefs: Oct. 20, 2010

      City council has

    short agenda Thursday

    The Shelbyville City Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday with a very short agenda. The council will hear the second reading of text amendment for the Shelby County Zoning Regulations to fine-tune the downtown districts and what is allowed in each district. The city also will hear a grant application for Storm Water Control from Public Works Director/City Engineer Jennifer Herrell.

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  • Zoning request could test new standards

    Corridor changes have been a hot topic for Shelbyville and Shelby County during the past several months. The idea has been to clean up the main entrances and passageways throughout the city and county.

    Nothing has been changed since Shelbyville, Shelby County and the Triple S Planning Commission have enacted the new building exterior quality standards, until now.

    Stowaway, Inc. has submitted an amended plat for its facility on 7 Mile Pike, just off of Mount Eden Road. The plat will be up for a vote in Tuesday's regular Triple S meeting.

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