Anderson Redevelopment Commission
Regular MeetingAnderson, IN · October 15, 2024
Minutes
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ANDERSON REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
October 15, 2024
PUBLIC MEETING Mr. McGhee made a motion to approve Draw #8 for the
4:30 p.m. KennMar Project in the amount of $253,215.44 and Mr.
ED Conference Room, Room #105 Eicks seconded. Motion passed unanimously; 5 yes, 0
120 East 8th Street no.
Anderson, IN 46016
Action on Draw #9 – KennMar Project
MEMBERS PRESENT Mr. Winkler stated Mr. Montgomery reviewed Draw #9
Richard Symmes, President
and noted the absence of a signature on the Architects
Danny McGhee, Vice President
Certification which has since been acquired. Mr.
Kenneth Davenport, Secretary
Winkler informed members Mr. Montgomery
David Eicks, Member
recommended payment of Draw #9 and requested,
Larry Savage, Member
before the next pay application, KennMar provide an
electrical schedule.
STAFF PRESENT
Greg Winkler, Economic Development Director
Mike Austin, Commission Attorney Mr. McGhee stated the architect did not date the
certification. Discussion followed.
OTHERS PRESENT
Doug Whitham, City Controller Mr. Davenport made a motion to approve Draw #9 for
Ken de la Bastide, Herald Bulletin the KennMar Project in the amount of $330,062.41 and
Rebecca Crumes, Citizen Mr. Eicks seconded. Roll call vote was taken. Motion
passed; 3 yes, 2 no.
OPEN PUBLIC MEETING Richard Symmes, yes
Danny McGhee, no
ROLL CALL AND DECLARATION OF QUORUM Kenneth Davenport, yes
Mr. Symmes established a quorum with five (5) David Eicks, yes
members present. Larry Savage, no
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Mr. McGhee stated the Commission should get with Mr.
Mr. Davenport moved to approve the September 10,
Austin, Commission Attorney, regarding the signing and
2024 meeting minutes as presented. Mr. Eicks
seconded. Motion passed unanimously; 5 yes, 0 no. back dating of documents as well as the paying for
items before work is completed, as in the case of Draw
FINANCIALS / INVOICES #9’s electrical work. Brief discussion followed.
Commission members reviewed financials and invoices
to be paid. Action on Amendment to Project Development
Agreement – KennMar Project
Mr. Eicks moved to approve the invoices presented in Mr. Winkler briefed members on an Amendment to the
the amount of $306,825.89. Mr. Davenport seconded. Project Development Agreement with KennMar. Mr.
Motion passed unanimously; 5 yes, 0 no. Winkler stated the changes include the extension of
completion dates. Mr. Winkler stated since site
BUSINESS preparation did not begin until July 1, 2023 due to
Action on Draw #8 – KennMar Project asbestos mitigation and the completion of a Phase II
Mr. Winkler stated Draw #8 was reviewed by Mike environmental study they are requesting the completion
Montgomery, KRM, and he recommended payment in of the exterior and interior shell preparation for tenant
full. improvements be moved to December 31, 2024 with
Ace Hardware to be open by July 1, 2025 and Needler’s
Mr. McGhee asked when he could take a walk through Fresh Market by October 1, 2025.
the building. Mr. Winkler stated anytime. Brief
discussion followed. McGhee asked how many months it took for the
asbestos mitigation. Mr. Winkler stated 2-3 months with
the Phase II Study taking almost 4 months. Brief spur as well as the spur at 29th Street and Madison
discussion followed. Mr. McGhee asked if KennMar was Avenue. Brief discussion followed.
asking for additional funds and Mr. Winkler stated no.
Discussion followed. Ms. Crumes asked Mr. Austin, Commission Attorney, if
the Commission was still involved in litigation regarding
Mr. Davenport made a motion to approve the the Bingham Square Apartments. Mr. Austin, stated
Amendment to the KennMar Project Development yes. Ms. Crumes informed members there are still ten
Agreement and Mr. Eicks seconded. Roll call vote was tenants living in Bingham Square Apartments and
taken. Motion passed; 4 yes, 1 no. asked if the owners were aware there are people still
Richard Symmes, yes there. Mr. Austin stated the Municipal Development
Danny McGhee, yes office had addressed the status of the building ordering
Kenneth Davenport, yes it be closed and boarded. Mr. Austin further stated the
David Eicks, yes Indiana Attorney General has filed a suit against the
Larry Savage, no owner. Discussion followed. Mr. Symmes stated if there
are individuals living there, they are doing so illegally.
Action on IWM Contract for Additional Soil, Ms. Crumes stated the ten are original tenants of the
Groundwater and Soil Gas Sampling – Former GM building. Discussion followed. Mr. Austin stated he
Plant 10 believed the attorney for Bingham Square is aware that
Mr. Winkler briefed members on an environmental individuals are inside the building but there are no
contract for additional soil, groundwater and soil gas tenants there because no one is paying rent; they are
sampling for former GM Plant 10 located off Monroe squatters. Brief discussion followed.
Street next to AMACOR. Mr. Winkler stated Perfecto
Engineering is planning to locate their new facility on Meeting was adjourned at 5:05 pm.
site once the study is complete; the bank involved in the
project requested the additional environmental
sampling. The cost will be $15,925.00.
Mr. McGhee asked if the funds would come out of the
General Motors account. Mr. Winkler stated yes.
Mr. de la Bastide asked when the Perfecto facility
construction would begin. Mr. Winkler stated as soon
as the environmental issues are resolved, hopefully
next March. Discussion followed.
Ms. Crumes, citizen, asked how it is determined what
account items are paid from. Mr. Whitman, City
Controller, stated the members approve the contract
and then each payment from the account is also
approved by the Commission.
Mr. McGhee made a motion to approve IWM Contract
for Soil, Groundwater and Soil Gas Sampling in the
amount of $15,925.00 and Mr. Davenport seconded.
Roll call vote was taken. Motion passed; 5 yes, 0 no.
Richard Symmes, yes
Danny McGhee, yes
Kenneth Davenport, yes
David Eicks, yes
Larry Savage, yes
Mr. McGhee asked if the Commission still owned the
Sirmax spur. Mr. Winkler stated, yes, and the Nestle
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Agenda
COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT
NOTICE OF PERFORMANCE OVERSIGHT HEARING
1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20004
COUNCILMEMBER CHARLES ALLEN, CHAIRPERSON
COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT
ANNOUNCES A PERFORMANCE OVERSIGHT HEARING ON THE
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
Deputy Mayor for Operations and Infrastructure
and
Department of Motor Vehicles
Friday, February 16, 2024, 1:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Hybrid Hearing in Room 500 and via Zoom
To Watch Live:
https://dccouncil.us/council-videos/
http://video.oct.dc.gov/DCC/jw.html
https://www.facebook.com/CMcharlesallen
AGENDA AND WITNESS LIST
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. OPENING REMARKS
III. WITNESS TESTIMONY
a. Government Witness (approximately 1:10 p.m.)
1. Randy Clarke, General Manager, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit
Authority
2. Gabriel Robinson, Director, Department of Motor Vehicles
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b. Public Witnesses
Panel 1 (approximately 3:45 p.m.)
1. Joseph Davis, Vice President – DMV, AFGE Local 1975
2. Tracy Davis, Managing Attorney, Bread for the City
3. Aman George, Commissioner ANC 4D06
4. Santiago Lakatos, Commissioner,ANC 1B
5. Kai Hall, Coordinator, DC Transportation Equity Network
6. Claire Summa, Research Assistant, Redstone Center at the George
Washington University School of Public Health
7. Tyesha Andrews, PAVE Citywide Board Parent Leader, PAVE
8. Katrice Fuller, PAVE Citywide Board Parent Leader, PAVE
9. Faith Gibson Hubbard, Chief Strategy Officer, PAVE
10. Andrea Jones, PAVE Citywide Board Parent Leader, PAVE
Panel 2 (approximately 4:45 p.m.)
11. Quiana Lamons, PAVE Parent Leader, PAVE
12. David Mallof, Public Witness
13. Ashley Ruff, Commissioner, ANC 7F02
14. Jeffrey Rueckgauer, Public Witness
15. Matthew Girardi, Political and Communications Director, Amalgamated
Transit Union Local 689
16. Laura Jackson, Public Witness
17. Mike Litt, Sustainable Transportation Chair, Sierra Club DC Chapter
18. Shane Douglas, Public Witness
19. Len Rhem, Public Witness
Panel 3 (approximately 5:45 p.m.)
20. Artilie Wright, Public Witness
21. Simone Scott, CityWide/Ward 7 Parent Board Member, PAVE
22. William Washburn, Chair, Environmental & Climate Justice Committee
NAACP-Washington DC Branch
23. Zachary Israel, Public Witness
24. Trupti Patel, Public Witness
25. Cheryl Cort, Policy Director, Coalition for Smarter Growth
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26. Dominique Moore, PAVE Parent Leader PAVE
27. Elizabeth Reddick, PAVE Parent Leader, PAVE
28. Dawn Smith, PAVE Parent Leader, PAVE
IV. ADJOURNMENT
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