Allisonville Road Corridor Study
This study will help our Economic and Planning Department with how your future tax dollars will be spent and guide property owners who choose new development to develop in the area. The plan indicated that Kroger would move to the old Marsh store next to the Goodwill Store, but I have not been told this was a done deal. We will receive more information at this work session.
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Vietnam War Veterans Day Ceremony
Wednesday, 3/29/2023, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM at Knowledge Services (9800 Crosspoint Blvd.)
The program honors veterans and their families who served during the Vietnam War period and included an address by guest speaker State Senator District 24 John Crane.
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Speed Enforcement
Mayor Fadness informed me that Fishers Police would be ramping up speed enforcement. Now is the time not to be speeding. We are not "Rent Seeking" to increase city revenues. The action is because Fishers is getting complaints about speeding.
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Fishers Stormwater Utility
The annual Stormwater Fee is due March 24, 2023. Property owners only pay this fee. A home pays $79.92 annually. The Council will be updated in April for projects in 2023. Q&A's
Do you have water problems? Fishers accepts applications for its Stormwater Grant, which awards funds to neighborhoods, non-profits, and homeowners within city limits as an incentive to improve local water quality and drainage function. Apply
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Cumberland Road Reconstruction (106th to 116th)
Crews are clearing the roadside so utility work may begin. The reconstruction will be completed sometime in 2024. This road will have trails on both sides, a center medium, and a new bridge over Sand Creek near Kroger 116th.
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What is the difference between an ordinance and a resolution in Indiana?
Resolutions are generally decisions that affect internal City administration, whereas ordinances have the force of law and apply externally to the community.
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Geist Park - Hit the beach soon! Link
96th and Allisonville Roundabout - Bids for construction are on 3/21, so construction will start soon.
Property Taxes are higher due to inflation, amenities, and infrastructure. Check your Bill
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2023 Elections - I have announced my candidacy to run for the city council next year. It would be my privilege to serve the community representing the Southwest District. I value everyone who has contributed to my decisions in 2022, and I promise to remember that YOU living in this district are the boss. |
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Fishers City Council Meeting Agenda |
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Please email or text me with any input.
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MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC MAY SUBMIT COMMENTS BEFORE 12PM ON Monday, March 20, 2023, BY GOING
BOARD/COMMISSION: City Council Meeting DATE: 3/20/2023
DIRECTIONS: Launch Fishers, 12175 Visionary Way, Fishers, Indiana 46038 WORK SESSION, 6:30 p.m., Launch Fishers, Auditorium
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING, 7:00 p.m., Launch Fishers, Auditorium
1. Meeting Called to Order with the Pledge of Allegiance
2. Announcements:
3. Proclamations:
4. Presentations:
5. Council Committee Reports
a. Finance Committee Report
6. Department Reports
a. Health Department Report - REPORT
2023 Restaurant inspections are underway with a new grading system in place. Graded 84 facilities to date (81 received letter grade A). At present, 279 more facilities are in the process of being inspected and graded. Grades are to be posted publicly on September 30, 2023.
b. Engineering Report
7. Consent Agenda:
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Budget/Financial
8. R032023A - Request to approve a Resolution of the City of Fishers, Hamilton County, Indiana Re- Establishing a Cumulative Capital Development Fund Pursuant to Indiana Code section 36-9-15.5. Public Hearing: Council Action Form I Exhibit A I Exhibit B I Resolution
This is a property tax rate of 5 cents that Fishers has been collecting for years. Part of this tax will be re-purposed for the new Event Center. This can be used for many different purposes and can only be 5 cents per $100 by state law.
This was a new fund established to collect Food and Beverage taxes and extra funds from the extra fees from our sewers saved by purchasing the Sewer's Utility. The money will be used to get the Event Center started.
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Government/Miscellaneous
11. 032023 - An Ordinance of the City of Fishers, Hamilton County, Indiana, Amending Chapters 36 and 118 of the City of Fishers Code of Ordinances- 1st Reading: Council Action Form I Ordinance This law increases the maximum fees for vehicle towing who are impeding traffic. We have this law so vehicle owners won't receive a hefty towing bill after an accident or reason the police might need a vehicle towed. The law also protects the tow companies who want the business from offices choosing to call their favorite towing companies.
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Planning & Zoning
Ren Annexation
13. 022023A - Request to approve a voluntary annexation of 0.48 acres, known as the Ren property. Subject site is located at 10031 E. 126th St. (Case #ANX-23-1) – Final Reading: Council Action Form I Ordinance
A property wanting to be annexed into the City of Fishers. After annexation, they, too, pay the cost of our parks, economic development, roads, debt, etc. When annexed, the property tax will increase by about $600 annually.
Miscellaneous
14. 022023D - Consideration of a rezone to Open Space for the Geist Waterfront Park. (Case #RZ-23-1) – Final Reading: Council Action Form I Ordinance
This will clean up the zoning classification.
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REGULAR ITEMS
1. Any other Unfinished / New Business
2. Community Comment
Comments Submitted Online
3. Meeting Adjournment
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Fishers Property Issue & Complaints - (Please let me know if you need assistance)
Hungry? Hurting? Safety Net Assistance?
Have you lost hope and are in dire financial need? Contact the Delaware Township and meet with a caseworker. Link Debbie Driskell is our Delaware Trustee and Doug Allman is our Fall Creek Trustee (Link). They can help you get back on your feet.
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