 of first-floor retail, with 180 parking spaces spaced between the first and third floors with seven-stories of residential condos above.It was rejected on June 21  because the city of Lexington's historic preservation staff disapproved of the project because it failed to meet any of the "design criteria for a structure in a historic district" and was once again too tall for its surroundings.It was considered "overkill" instead of "infill."