Redtail Ridge plans headed to voters
Redtail Ridge plans headed to voters
Lucas High
LOUISVILLE — After two years of bouncing between elected and appointed Louisville bodies, the city’s voters will be the ultimate arbiters in determining the fate of Redtail Ridge’s development plans.
After a last minute change of heart by a member of the Louisville City Council, the board reversed course Tuesday night on a preliminary decision to repeal the approval for the large-scale commercial development and opted instead to allow voters to decide the matter on April 19.
The decision to send the matter to a special election was decided on a 4-3 vote, with Councilman Chris…
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