Organization Structure / Staff

The Department of Infrastructure Engineering is responsible for reviewing all proposed subdivision development in Kenton, Campbell, and Pendleton Counties, and the City of Cold Spring for compliance with the subdivision regulations for those jurisdictions.

Subdivision regulations govern subdivision layout as well as individual design standards for new streets, access management, utilities, and pedestrian ways, and help to conserve natural, historic, and recreational areas. They also set standards for the manner in which public improvements are to be constructed and dictate the responsibility to inspect the construction of improvements to department staff. A primary responsibility of the department is to provide the necessary oversight to keep subdivision regulations effective and current with changing technological and industry advancements.

Effective subdivision regulations result in the provision of quality infrastructure which limits the need for future public expenditures. The department promotes managed growth of well-planned, livable communities, and coordinates the provision of quality public infrastructure and services to citizens of Northern Kentucky.

The department’s staff is responsible for reviewing all proposed subdivision development in Kenton, Campbell and Pendleton Counties, reviewing streets, utilities, access management through the platting of plots and working through the history of the planning process.

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Infrastructure Engineering Staff

Scott Hiles, Deputy Director for Infrastructure Engineering
Rob Zwick, Senior Infrastructure Inspector
Donald Edwards, Principal Infrastructure Inspector
Steve Lilly, RLS, Land Surveying Analyst
Adam Kirk, AICP, Transportation Engineer
Michelle Allender, Senior Secretary