Givaudan Site
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Crews finish cleaning the site of the Givaudan plant explosion in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood. April 22, 2026. (WDRB Photo)
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In the weeks and months after the explosion, the city and the company held meetings for residents whose homes were damaged.
Planning Commission recommends rezoning former Givaudan plant in Clifton for mixed-use redevelopment after 2024 explosion.
In a 20-5 vote, Louisville Metro Council voted to change the zoning from heavy industrial use to C-M commercial manufacturing.
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