Anderson Redevelopment Commission
Regular MeetingAnderson, IN · June 4, 2019
Minutes
MINUTES
ANDERSON REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
June 4 , 2019
Mr. Eicks moved to approve the financials and
PUBLIC MEETING invoices as submitted. Mr. McGhee seconded. Motion
5:00pm passed unanimously; 3 yes, 0 no.
ED Conference Room #1
120 East 8th Street Discussion took place regarding Ms. Clemons
Anderson, IN 46016 presence at the meeting by conference call. Mr.
DeLaBastide asked if she was permitted to vote by
MEMBERS PRESENT phone and Mr. Winkler stated no, she was not.
Ricard Symmes, President
Danny McGhee, Vice President Mr. Symmes reviewed invoices. Mr. Eicks moved to
David Eicks approve the invoices as presented. Mr. McGhee
seconded. Motion passed unanimously; 3 yes, 0 no.
MEMBERS ABSENT
Kevin Sulc BUSINESS
Aspen Clemons, Secretary/Treasurer – present by
conference call RESOLUTION ARC07-19 OF THE CITY OF
ANDERSON REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
STAFF PRESENT DETERMINING NEED TO CAPTURE
Ann Marie Bauer, Attorney INCREMENTAL ASSESSED VALUATION Ms. Ms.
Greg Winkler, ED Director Bauer, Commission Attorney, briefed Commission
Karen Soetenga, Specialist members on ARC07-19 a resolution determining the
need to capture incremental assessed valuation. Ms.
OTHERS PRESENT Bauer stated the determination is an annual
Doug Whitham, Controller’s Office requirement and the Madison County Auditor and
Ken DeLaBastide, Herald Bulletin overlapping taxing units will be notified of the need to
Tom Pitman, Barnes and Thornburg capture.
Chuck Leser, City Engineer
Gary McKinney, Environmental Consultant Mr. DeLaBastide asked if the capture will be 100% of
Alexander Newman, Assistant City Attorney the TIF revenue. Ms. Bauer stated the need is to
Nathan Lutterman, Crossroads Scouts of America capture 100% of the assessed value of the district that
Jean Manka, Crossroads Scouts of America will generate a certain amount of TIF revenue. Brief
Imran Ashiq, AMI Construction discussion followed.
Jack Keesling, Board of Works Member
Jeremy Vanerman, Commonwealth Engineers Mr. Eicks moved to approve Resolution ARC07-19 as
Betty Williams, Park Board presented. Mr. McGhee seconded. Motion passed
unanimously; 3 yes, 0 no.
ROLL CALL AND DECLARATION OF QUORUM
President Symmes at 5:00 pm. established a quorum RESOLUTION ARC08-19 APPROVING THE SALE
with three (3) members present. OF PROPERTY
Ms. Bauer briefed Commission members on
MINUTES Resolution ARC08-19 approving the sale of property
Mr. Eicks moved to approve the May 14, 2019 minutes near 29th Street and Noble for $11,000 per acre to be
as presented. Mr. McGhee seconded. Motion passed used for parking and buildings for his construction
unanimously; 3 yes, 0 no. business. Mr. Ashiq was introduced. Brief discussion
followed.
FINANCIALS / INVOICES
Mr. Whitman, City Controller, reviewed the financials Mr. Eicks moved to approve Resolution ARC08-19 as
and asked if there were any questions. presented. Mr. McGhee seconded. Motion passed
unanimously; 3 yes, 0 no.
UPDATES
Nichol/Raible Redevelopment
Mr. Winkler, ED Director, informed members of
conversations taking place with property owners in the
Edgewood Plaza area for the purpose of acquisition.
Mr. Winkler stated the hope is to come back to the
Commission once verbal understanding is reached to
begin the plan amendment process to enable the
purchases. Mr. Winkler stated several local vendors
have shown interest in new construction and
opportunities are being explored.
Downtown Redevelopment
Mr. Winkler stated both Beverly Terrace and Tower
Apartments are behind on construction but are
advertising and accepting applications for the end of
July and first part of August. Brief discussion followed.
Ms. Bauer asked if there was an update on 1123
Meridian Street and Mr. Leser, City Engineer, stated it
is still being worked on.
I-69/MLK Development
Mr. Winkler stated there are a couple of expansions
and potential new projects in the area. The new
projects are too early in the talks to offer information
and the expansions should be taking place in the next
couple of months.
Mr. McGhee inquired about the timing of the paving
taking place. Mr. Leser stated the bid date for MLK
and 73rd is June 25th. Brief discussion followed.
Scatterfield West/GM Properties
Mr. McKinney, Environmental Consultant, stated a
sampling event took place at plant 7 which allowed
one zone to be closed and showed the last zone still
exceeding remediation objective. Another sampling
event is anticipated in a couple months.
Mr. Winkler stated a closing with Italpollina is
anticipated by the end of the month with a
groundbreaking for their new research and
development facility happening in the near future.
Mr. Winkler stated Go Electric is also expanding. Brief
discussion followed.
Meeting was adjourned at 5:16pm.
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Agenda
AGENDA
ANDERSON REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
June 4, 2019
PUBLIC MEETING ROLL CALL AND DECLARATION OF QUORUM
5:00 pm
Room 105, Conference Room #1 MINUTES
120 East 8th Street May 14, 2019
Anderson, IN 46016
FINANCIALS
MEMBERS
Richard Symmes, President INVOICES
Danny McGhee, Vice President
Aspen Clemons, Secretary/Treasurer BUSINESS
Kevin Sulc RESOLUTION ARC07-19 OF THE CITY OF
David Eicks ANDERSON REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
DETERMINING NEED TO CAPTURE
STAFF INCREMENTAL ASSESSED VALUATION
Ann Marie Bauer, Attorney
Greg Winkler, Economic Development Director RESOLUTION ARC08-19 APPROVING THE SALE
Karen Soetenga, Specialist OF PROPERTY
UPDATES
Nichol/Raible Redevelopment
Downtown Redevelopment
- Beverly Terrace/Tower Apartments
I-69/MLK Development
-Nestle Spur/Bagot Request
Scatterfield West/GM Properties
-EPA
-Italpollina
MISCELLANEOUS
ADJOURNMENT
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