The Dubois County Commissioners convened on April 8, 2025, to discuss several key agenda items, including a proposal for a comprehensive plan and the acceptance of a right-of-way dedication for Meridian Road.
The meeting began with a discussion regarding a proposal from McKenna, a firm based in Northville, Michigan. This proposal is part of a comprehensive plan for Dubois County. The commissioners noted that they expect to receive additional proposals, including one from Alcille Levine, which was submitted electronically. The commissioners agreed to evaluate the proposals collectively, with plans to create a grading sheet for assessment.
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Subscribe for Free Following this, Phil Wheeler from Grossman Line Surveying and Engineering presented on behalf of Sultan's Run Golf Club LLC. The focus was on the acceptance of a right-of-way location for Meridian Road. Wheeler explained that approximately 9.3 acres would be transferred to Chris Treader, who intends to construct a residence on the property. The right-of-way acceptance is crucial as it aligns with previous dedications made for adjacent properties.
The commissioners discussed the specifics of the right-of-way, noting that it would be a 50-foot dedication, which is less than the typical 60 feet but consistent with prior dedications in the area. The decision to accept the 50-foot right-of-way was made to match the classification of the road and to facilitate construction needs. After a brief discussion, a motion was made to accept the right-of-way as presented, which was unanimously approved.
The meeting concluded with the commissioners confirming the necessary paperwork for the right-of-way acceptance, ensuring that all procedural requirements were met. Overall, the session highlighted the ongoing development efforts in Dubois County and the collaborative approach of the commissioners in evaluating proposals and managing infrastructure improvements.