Mid-City Mall

oh my god granted but hear me out part one of those surface parking lots we build a plaza i'll own it we put a trader joe's in there we're good to go i

love it Yeah, I mean, based on the I think this is interesting, too, because as Mid-City Market gets redeveloped, Mid-City Mall into Mid-City Market, we're going to kind of see that in an urban setting.

Right.

But what's good among the things that are going to remain is Raising Cane's.

So I've been really waiting for Publix to open in the Highlands.

I know some people are sad about Mid-City Mall going, but— I, uh, it's, it's really easier for me to just to jump on the expressway and go to the East end.

Like I can be in St. Matthews in 10 minutes.

Yeah.

So at the planning commission...

the lawyer for Publix, the Publix that's going in at Mid-City Mall, that lawyer, and I'm being very particular because I know there are listeners that look stuff up, so look stuff up, specifically asked for that exception to be there.

So any grocer operating with inside a building that is larger than 40,000 square feet exempt and then when that passed and it went to the or when it was sent to Planning and Zoning Commission with a positive recommendation The singular person that is the lobbyist for Kroger here in Louisville was in that meeting.

And I'm sorry, but all of the council people that say the public asked for this, the public asked for the 40,000 square feet.