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Metro Council approved a $114 million subsidy deal to help build the development at the corner of Lexington Road and Grinstead Drive near Cherokee Park.

Project developers argued Tuesday that with high construction prices, a development like One Park would not get off the ground without public funds.

The public got the chance to weigh in on a proposal to use tax dollars to partially fund the controversial One Park development near Cherokee Park.

In 2019, Kevin Cogan pledged to make 10% of the apartments affordable to get a lucrative public subsidy. Greenberg officials later agreed to less.

A massive new development project near Cherokee Park is now looking to get funding from Louisville Metro Government. But community members don't approve of the move.

One Park — a mix of apartments, offices, stores, restaurants and a hotel in various buildings up to 18 stories tall — has been in the works since 2016, including

Christmas traditions are returning to Louisville this weekend.

The $554 million project “cannot be facilitated with private investment alone,” according to an ordinance introduced this week by Metro Council President Markus Winkler.

No parking is allowed along the route.

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