A property maintenance case for a missing street number was recorded
Sep 17, 2026 · Published Sep 20, 2026 · From LOJIC Property Maintenance Violations
As published: X69 - STREET NUMBER ID FOR RESIDENTIAL/ COMMERICAL [156.053-C] Buildings shall have approved address numbers plainly legible and visible from the street on… full text
X69 - STREET NUMBER ID FOR RESIDENTIAL/ COMMERICAL [156.053-C] Buildings shall have approved address numbers plainly legible and visible from the street on road fronting the property. These numbers shall contrast with their background. Address numbers shall conform to the requirements set forth in Chapter 97 of the Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government Code of Ordinances. All existing premises properly identified in accordance to the identification standards in effect at the passage of this code shall be allowed to keep such identification until they are replaced and then shall comply with this section.What is a code enforcement case?
A code enforcement case is opened when a Metro inspector finds a property out of compliance with a local property maintenance ordinance — things like exterior storage, uncut grass, or exterior structural upkeep.
Louisville Metro Codes & Regulations opens and manages the case. No board or hearing is required to open one.
The property owner is notified and given a chance to correct the violation. An inspector re-checks the property; the case closes once the violation is corrected and confirmed.
An open case is not a citation or a fine by itself, and it does not mean a court has found the property owner at fault. It records that a violation was observed and is being tracked to correction.
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