Focus On Business: Todd Johnson on Lexington's 5-Year Comprehensive Plan

WEKU | By Bryan Bartlett

Published September 11, 2017 at 10:51 AM EDT

As Lexington updates its five-year Comprehensive Plan, much of the focus is on how to accommodate growth without expanding into the green space surrounding the city. Today, Tom Martin talks with Todd Johnson, executive vice president Building Industry Association of Central Kentucky.

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Part two of Tom Martin's conversation with Todd Johnson.

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