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The vote authorizes design work for the area described in meeting materials as the “future amenity area,” the grassy corner between Serene Way/Serene West and the field house. The commission’s action covers schematic and construction-document work only; construction inspection and administration would be considered later if and when the project moves to construction.

Commission staff said the parcel is intended to serve as a hard‑scaped plaza that can be used in summer for fountains, play features and programming and in winter as a plumbed surface for a temporary ice rink. The concept renderings discussed at the meeting also show pedestrian connections to two future commercial building pads the plan labels as Parcel A and other adjacent mixed‑use pads.

Kevin (staff member) told commissioners the current design request of $524,800 would produce a full set of plans and a bid package; an earlier small allocation of $32,000 had funded initial schematics. He said some construction funding is expected from a previously negotiated developer parking payment — “roughly $300,000” — that the commission intends to reserve for future amenity work. He also said the staff has applied for a state “Ready” grant (referred to in the meeting as Ready 2) but that the timing and disbursement are contingent on that program’s rules and milestones.

Commissioners asked staff to clarify why an attached amended professional services agreement (PSA) showed a larger number (presented in the packet as $653,800). Staff explained the higher figure included construction administration and inspection tasks; the commission was being asked only to approve the amount necessary to reach a permit‑ready, bid set ($524,800). Staff said construction administration and inspection would be budgeted separately later if the commission decides to proceed to construction.

During discussion, staff described practical details for the winter plaza concept: running plumbing and piping under hardscape so a temporary ice surface can be installed without removing turf. Staff said the design would avoid ripping out turf and would permit multiple summer uses. Commissioners discussed the schematic images and easement constraints shown in the packet, including a utility easement noted near the proposed children’s play/seating area.

A motion to approve the modified PSA/task orders for $524,800 carried on a roll call vote. Commissioners Hoover, Hopper, Harris, Campbell and Miller voted aye; no nays or abstentions were recorded.

Next steps described by staff included finishing the permit and bid package, applying any awarded grant funds when available, and returning to the commission with a construction administration/inspection proposal if the project moves forward to a construction contract.

The commission’s packet language and staff remarks emphasized flexibility in project scope pending the outcome of external funding and evolving conditions at the state level; staff said add‑ons and program elements could be staged later if needed.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Redevelopment Commission Meeting 04-08-2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Greenwood Redevelopment Commission on its April 2025 meeting approved $524,800 in design task orders to produce a bid and permit package for a planned public plaza in front of the city field house.","taxTitle","Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana","taxId",4102,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6085588,"Votes at a glance: Greenwood RDC approves minutes, financial report, claims docket and design task order",0,39000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2902973-6e049eae4a8c8039641b78f7be04529a&start=39&end=39","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2902973-6e049eae4a8c8039641b78f7be04529a/thumbnail_39000.jpg","/articles/6085588/Greenwood/Johnson-County/Indiana/Votes-at-a-glance-Greenwood-RDC-approves-minutes-financial-report-claims-docket-and-design-task-order","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6085588-3fedb1b3f272f825700ebf95a655c36e/orig.mp4?Expires=1771215274&Signature=d8pfsHwCT2oMOySIvw2kWZKNPqBnbphmHkXyH7rfiPmeBnP3QUjrsDhxpBaahmQ8XQh9d0rGCBdIxOxQ03KbUmiB~TiVa8V5FV6OeJhPS~1ri4A7To0pjAnE3ELYAx~eTdpBx6Wv1D3mzsoRSEsUYCC5aEAGdPbLl1mZ~HF9PiPkf0VJCxVKB6JbcXr73kK4oaQV0nVpNc~h0j8-UAq7Ma7czW-8wbW6c6Nfa5tUJVmrXzTbUpK60cGnTPmrjB6ZKXH2-JvQlIpEgs98iGlap~ERiDOndQRi3T-9jlEb2FCcBNqQG3yEL9ZXx~VL9MB5bTbukuuVu2L5CZzylRzu5A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Greenwood Redevelopment Commission recorded four formal actions at its April 2025 meeting:

- March 11 minutes: Motion to approve the minutes for the March 11 meeting was made and seconded; the commission approved the minutes on a voice/roll call vote (aye recorded by commissioners present). Mover and seconder not clearly specified in the transcript.

- Annual financial report: The commission approved the annual redevelopment financial report and authorized staff to submit the report to the state Gateway portal by the stated April 15 deadline. Vote recorded as unanimous among commissioners present.

- Claims docket: The commission approved the claims docket in the amount of $1,825,535.74. The motion was made by Mr. Hoover and seconded by Mr. Harris; roll call recorded aye votes by commissioners present.

- Design task orders for the future amenity area: The commission approved $524,800 in design task orders to produce permit‑ready and bid documents for the plaza in front of the field house. The packet included an amended PSA showing a higher figure (presented as $653,800) that staff said included construction administration; the commission limited its approval to the $524,800 design/bid/permit scope.

Votes were recorded by roll call; the motions reported in the meeting were carried with aye votes by Commissioners Hoover, Hopper, Harris, Campbell and Miller. The meeting transcript does not show any no votes or abstentions for these items.","At its April 2025 meeting the Greenwood Redevelopment Commission approved the March 11 minutes, accepted the annual financial report for Gateway submission, approved a claims docket of $1,825,535.74 and authorized a $524,800 design task order for a future amenity area.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6085593,"Greenwood RDC accepts annual financial report, authorizes Gateway submission",611,875000,1486000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2902973-6e049eae4a8c8039641b78f7be04529a&start=875&end=1486","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2902973-6e049eae4a8c8039641b78f7be04529a/thumbnail_875000.jpg","/articles/6085593/Greenwood/Johnson-County/Indiana/Greenwood-RDC-accepts-annual-financial-report-authorizes-Gateway-submission","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6085593-e2b5d2fcbd070a9dc49c54ab81e0afba/orig.mp4?Expires=1771215274&Signature=CminXfwwDvE0dB7lw5gC3sEgdG3OWZtFeJvhCdgFuHzjKfP0zADkPCgqhA38xsBzsuQiChO0FKA~tQKePLe99N0I7dOTzU6WTf1kh9B7dfnxLlUMA-Pbwfc0mbcGwINX0eyjcjuXPTF2IIFmAPAXLaPw~QtSBa7v-1VVn70CrVFEfzcP60pOhMxOyftPQfZ5ZN8fbQuvDjVkpW81bsw~sGG2EJ~vfqAFbItCCLp28eYSS~uoIUH7xHyEwurJfZ1fsGiWyajw3qPQyQMowQbV1pi3qcP3c9rKcXXflC4-co8Q0THJQQUG5v1EmwS5DFD9Td2Y3EOJ095yLzFoTKq5Dw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Greenwood Redevelopment Commission reviewed and approved its annual report on redevelopment finances and authorized staff to submit the report to the state’s Gateway portal before the April 15 deadline.

Financial staff summarized commission‑wide activity for the reporting period: total receipts across all RDC funds totaled $28,017,331 and expenditures totaled $29,896,370. The cumulative cash and investments on hand were reported as $22,902,467, of which $9,962,955 was identified as surplus or unrestricted to specific bond repayment. Staff said the commission accounts roll up across 13 active allocation areas and 1,574 parcels.

The staff presentation listed four allocation areas with related debt (Fry Road, US‑31 Eastside, Central Expansion, and Forestville Road) and reported total principal outstanding of $63,652,000 as of the February reporting date. Packet figures also indicated a base assessed value of $456,000,000 producing tax increment revenues and incremental value created of about $767,000,000.

Staff explained that certain historic allocation areas were replaced—specifically earlier I‑65 East allocation areas were inactivated and replaced with County Line Road/I‑65 allocation areas—because prior planned projects did not proceed and state statute changes affected expiration dates.

Staff recommended the commission approve the report so it could be uploaded to Gateway; the commission voted to approve the report. No dissenting votes were recorded.

Staff noted upcoming work the commission will address on a future agenda, including an annual determination of excess assessed value.
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Greenwood RDC approves $524,800 design package for ‘future amenity area’ including winter plaza planning

Votes at a glance: Greenwood RDC approves minutes, financial report, claims docket and design task order

Greenwood RDC accepts annual financial report, authorizes Gateway submission