The Oldham County, Kentucky, Fiscal Court voted against a proposed amendment to the county’s regulations on self-storage development. It would also have officially defined “self-storage facility,” according to a source. The adjustments would better suit the multi-story, air-conditioned self-storage facilities being built today, which “have the appearance of an office building,” said Ryan Fischer, county planning and development director. Magistrate Stephanie Hawkins said the current self-storage businesses in the county “seem to have vacancies.” Source: The Oldham Era, Court Denies Amendment to Self-Storage Facility Regulations