“It’s that close,” she said.
She has talked to Kroger representatives about the noise issue, but it hasn’t improved, she told council. She has collected 25 signatures from neighbors, urging the city to intervene.
“We just want something done,” she said. “We just want our homes back. That’s my forever home.”
Council member Michael Graves said his family used to live in that neighborhood.
“I understand what you’re talking about,” he told Smith.
City Manager Bill Brock said he’d contact a sound engineer, get quotes and report to City Council.
Kroger’s $55 million, 335,000-square-foot fulfillment center opened in the summer of 2021 at 6266 Hamilton Lebanon Road.
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