The Alexandria City Council met to discuss financial approvals, zoning updates, and city projects. The meeting began with the approval of minutes from the March 12th meeting and proceeded to several key legislative items. The council held the second reading and adoption of: Ordinance 2025-02, approving bond financing for the new City Complex Project through the Kentucky League of Cities. Ordinance 2025-03, updating zoning regulations for alcohol, tobacco, and vape businesses in the city. Ordinance 2025-04, rezoning a 1-acre parcel on Grandview Road from highway commercial to residential rural estate to match its current residential use. Additionally, the council approved Municipal Order 2025-06, awarding a $148,675 bid for pickleball court construction. Some council members raised concerns about costs exceeding original estimates, but the project will proceed with adjustments, including public works handling site excavation to reduce expenses. The meeting also included discussions on financing for the City Complex Project, with the council approving Resolution 2025-05, which authorizes a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) contract with Pepper Construction. Representatives from the company provided a project timeline, with foundation work beginning in late April and completion expected in September 2026. Other key topics included: Plans for street sweeping from April 7–9 and the 2025 street repair program, which will focus on the Walnut Park subdivision and surrounding streets. An upcoming council vacancy, following the resignation of Councilmember Shane Collins. Applications will be accepted until April 11, with a replacement expected to be selected by April 17. The introduction of a rental property registration ordinance, which would require annual registration and safety inspections for single-family rental homes. After lengthy debate, the council postponed the first reading to April 17 to allow more time for review and public input. The meeting concluded with community updates, including the Take a Walk in the Park Day on March 30, an Easter Egg Hunt on April 12, and an Arbor Day Tree Giveaway on April 26. Disclaimer: This summary was generated using AI and may not capture all meeting nuances or discussions.