Remarks by JP Lyninger
4 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 1 of 1
- Play at 43:12
“Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you for joining us. I assume that the Microsoft facility has diesel backup generation? They do. How many units do they have?”
Planning and Zoning Committee · Oct 6, 2026
- Play at 44:17
“Yeah, I'm sure it's, especially today, pretty cost prohibitive. So once a month, they're kicking them on for a short period of time. Has there been, I don't know what WeEnergy's track record of keeping the lights on are. Here in Louisville, we have Louisville Gas and Electric. It does not have a great track record of keeping the lights on. We lose power pretty regularly. How many times do you think that they've had to engage those up there?”
Planning and Zoning Committee · Oct 6, 2026
- Play at 1:31:24
“Thank you, Mr. Chair. First, I want to point out that we currently in the proposed, the PC recommendations have a maximum square footage, which is an order of magnitude. It's 10 times larger. than other maximum square footages in the state of Kentucky. The Kentucky Resource Council recommendations do not have a maximum square footage, and I'd like you to walk us through the thoughts behind that. Certainly.”
Planning and Zoning Committee · Oct 6, 2026
- Play at 1:39:09
“Yeah, and I appreciate you bringing up the low frequency sound concerns. There are, in my opinion, pretty obvious differences between ambient, constant, low frequency pollution, essentially, from a facility versus directed application for mining and underwater applications, which then are also mediated by the medium, right? that vibration is somewhat captured by the earth, by the water, versus again, its propensity to travel through air and affect people. My last question, obviously we have a list of the differences. I'm sure you're aware of the differences between the PC recommendations and…”
Planning and Zoning Committee · Oct 6, 2026