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A representative said the $610,000 final payment was tied to completion benchmarks for a second-floor fit-out; commissioners asked staff to verify the contract language and the certificate of completion used to justify the payment. One commissioner volunteered to be the commission’s designee to inspect future contract completion work when appropriate.

The commission approved Resolution 2025-07 (amended) to reflect a $3,000 split for an abatement analysis (motion approved on roll call). The commission also approved Resolution 2025-08 (title clarified during the meeting) memorializing a previous vote to pay half of a low-bed expense for a cooperating project; the roll call recorded affirmative votes.

On claims and invoices the commission approved payment vouchers, including an accounts-payable voucher noted in packet records. Commissioners approved payment of stormwater and ditch-assessment fees for RDC-owned parcels (estimated to be under $100 total for the spring installment) so assessments would not lapse while staff confirm exact parcel amounts.

During public comment, an unnamed local author warned of possible state and federal budget changes that could reduce local revenue and urged the commission to “slow down on its spending.” Kevin Owens provided an update on the Westdale Project Development Review (PDR) submission and said Commonwealth had provided feedback to increase the project’s scoring; Owens said whether the Westdale project proceeds depends on outside funding decisions.

Several commissioners and attendees urged staff to develop a consolidated, searchable repository of prior RDC resolutions and funding commitments so the commission can track ongoing obligations from earlier years. Staff said scanned records exist and that an internal review and a meeting with financial staff (including Matt Eberly) will be scheduled to reconcile outstanding commitments and duplicate entries noted in preliminary audits.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Delaware County Redevelopment Commission Meeting April 10th 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Redevelopment Commission approved several resolutions and invoice payments, recorded a $610,000 final payment to Inox, and heard public concerns about outstanding TIF obligations and the need for consolidated records; commissioners asked staff to prepare reconciliations and to schedule follow-up reviews.","taxTitle","Delaware County, Indiana","taxId",4305,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6076764,"Redevelopment Commission accepts J Crew as lowest responsive bidder for Moe Lane work",51,2382000,2433000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2967485-772400de1dbaa70afc239a37f443fb23&start=2382&end=2433","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2967485-772400de1dbaa70afc239a37f443fb23/thumbnail_2382000.jpg","/articles/6076764/Delaware-County/Indiana/Redevelopment-Commission-accepts-J-Crew-as-lowest-responsive-bidder-for-Moe-Lane-work","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6076764-e36e44e81c8b990c975e4659206adc46/orig.mp4?Expires=1771149073&Signature=REsryjiu5ByvcOnOiIbAW4CQB3VWp9WCFhcwupIJwfosZXI6blcj28Z-nfxJS2abeKERx~bQx4pB~z7ynCk9-RWnc5ijYocpxQJmgrPmdutp2yBltCBcYCgNZN1IFNydE63iC~pIl~Tkk0FaT7eQNu8neHj1abbGz0siO94xGTcmUJOtCIt2J9y54aaa2CxA3IrDm6Ve~23CmvMRXo79XyapcoMxIMo12py5q6S~wga9dIV5GR-KEIRSjMITNkEOrFu22S0GeozU48LJWJKVd18zQ7UiZrMG-4LSBPrauuqDwS9vOpzG0bASvir5flxAR9PZkTqS7~m8jahIDuyaXw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Delaware County Redevelopment Commission considered bids opened last month for the Moe Lane request for proposals and accepted staff’s recommendation that J Crew was the lowest responsive and responsible bidder.

Danielle (staff member) said that bidders had quoted in differing units and terminology; staff re‑analyzed the submissions and concluded J Crew’s bid was the lowest responsive price. A motion to accept the recommendation passed on a roll call.

The commission directed staff to proceed with contract award to the identified lowest responsive bidder and to return any final award documents for signature according to the county’s procurement rules.","The Delaware County Redevelopment Commission accepted the recommendation that J Crew (bidder name per procurement packet) is the lowest responsible, responsive bidder for the Moe Lane request for proposals and authorized contract award.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6076766,"County discusses Houston Road milling; commissioners opt for sealed bids and pause in-house work",289,927000,1216000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2967485-772400de1dbaa70afc239a37f443fb23&start=927&end=1216","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2967485-772400de1dbaa70afc239a37f443fb23/thumbnail_927000.jpg","/articles/6076766/Delaware-County/Indiana/County-discusses-Houston-Road-milling-commissioners-opt-for-sealed-bids-and-pause-in-house-work","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6076766-d1b3420cc72a3ff98200f5ef3ac8a746/orig.mp4?Expires=1771149073&Signature=TobdOQe2e28E4JalCvv2O0cUc-~Q2~zCWkk~klM3zrTuIxJ~OsQLlz~Sn8pNy~9zvebzn3~vJjwh1xxuo354KKQeB~4CqaEHq0C97KOZbpQRnY0kFqfNdrOBlRGfxJp1W-5xQCGYyBn5xKl3YviztW2mfofJLhtgpNQsQId8MPpBicMcSQxAH7d91Z~06-n8BtkyBs6TnAxfTBiFgQt7B2m-tDgnBJuii7z79a9NKT5D9yc8L2tyP8L2NPEElRdLFBfqkdZmfHGo4TjZXPPmNRQNf-NqKPjv-K3AyZp-QHm24itga8NtzUvR8A6Ah7xGW~QNFNbRd4gXM~WIH5Pfvw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Highway staff briefed the Delaware County Redevelopment Commission on operational and technical challenges associated with in-house milling and repaving on Houston Road.

Staff said coordinating millings with county paving schedules could leave a milled surface exposed for too long and risk softening. They also said lane-widths, turn lanes and signal-loop work (the wiring that triggers traffic signals) add complexity the county has not typically handled in-house.

Tanya Dunsmore of the Delaware County Auditor’s Office opened milling bids for the commission; the transcript records unit prices from two bidders (examples: milling asphalt, 2-inch at $2.02/yd2 in one bid and $1.74/yd2 in another; disposal inside a five-mile radius and disposal outside that radius at differing unit prices). Staff recommended taking the milling unit prices “under advisement” and pursuing sealed bids for the full project so the county would not be overloaded by in‑house work.

Commissioners agreed to withdraw the item from the current agenda to seek sealed bids for the complete project and to return with bid results for formal action at a future meeting.","County highway staff reported practical challenges to handling Houston Road milling in-house and presented milling unit prices from contractors; the Redevelopment Commission agreed to pursue sealed bids for the full paving project rather than attempt county-only milling work now.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6076772,"Yorktown asks RDC to split $154,925 Jackson Street drainage project; commissioners table request for cost verification",323,1379000,1702000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2967485-772400de1dbaa70afc239a37f443fb23&start=1379&end=1702","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2967485-772400de1dbaa70afc239a37f443fb23/thumbnail_1379000.jpg","/articles/6076772/Delaware-County/Indiana/Yorktown-asks-RDC-to-split-154925-Jackson-Street-drainage-project-commissioners-table-request-for-cost-verification","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6076772-2f62d595eb9ebe3a83a8c145a05e30b7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771149073&Signature=lCrhnO3-FFTossvBUo2R26X~zFZ-MrHw--~tq2Y5WnduMK0vOphkS4lhe2XU6UR9FJXi6PpZC0mYE6OCIBB6sED~cszpYbLq8t4nPmkdtIdCr6ILi4smlqhIXHDpnl8rWqlj--uZB7EZ62dAXggiGKGGW1U54BCuz2PuD-l2-SJf~~5yTZeY5q6pqZnXTKjJmYLDHxLuE3PKRRCtqohTlb6j8ksohStqUFfKrWE3~p8XddWrz1zMlNrXOC8ObpBT77t8-kwpHXP2cFKqys4UoHtQlv7EstvhlyCjMhzCmFtqLZww3JiM7jcEneFof85P6wYzXbimuIHYlI4iZ0JYLg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Chase Bruton, Yorktown town manager, asked the Delaware County Redevelopment Commission for capital assistance to fix a deteriorated ditch on Jackson Street that has created what he described as a “mosquito pond” in front of several homes.

Bruton said a drainage study by BF&S recommended a hybrid ditch repair (the third option in the consultant’s report) with engineering and bid documents still in preparation. He provided a current project total of $154,925 and said the town receives about $110,000 in ditch assessments annually and roughly $80,000 per year for stormwater—meaning the proposed repair would consume about a year’s stormwater revenue.

Bruton asked the commission to split the cost 50/50. Commissioners raised questions about whether the ditch remains assessed at the county level and asked the county surveyor to verify assessment status and whether sealed bids should be obtained for the work.

Commissioner Grant moved to table the request pending verification of exact costs and assessment status and directed staff to obtain the county surveyor’s input; the motion carried on roll call (Mister Cameron: yes; Commissioner Henry: yes; Commissioner Brand: yes; Greg Kelly: yes). The item will return to a future agenda after the requested information is provided.","Yorktown requested a 50/50 split of an estimated $154,925 drainage repair on Jackson Street; the Redevelopment Commission voted to table the request while staff confirm assessments and final costs.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6076776,"Redevelopment Commission approves $25,000 toward county target-industry study",240,549000,789000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2967485-772400de1dbaa70afc239a37f443fb23&start=549&end=789","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2967485-772400de1dbaa70afc239a37f443fb23/thumbnail_549000.jpg","/articles/6076776/Delaware-County/Indiana/Redevelopment-Commission-approves-25000-toward-county-target-industry-study","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6076776-37809ab52e512d916aafe6fecc5daf25/orig.mp4?Expires=1771149073&Signature=fdnHCCH2aeg25ropH-xVVzZYAb0uSGrfsSFyJbgmdXJ4KmYBRI2XcrqtiEbC6QHKNMmdDsvbjjtUKxWbw0Aa5hRI7xc5MlPAGmTF56Rweycc~8P49bIRDp-B-tb8lapfCarE~IErPszEKl8iGZxTqQDENIgsc3GK008Utvg3nRZUlftB0UFvTRSDPRFCPcCF-8X7aEpcuBJ00Uk0xfoyZ~1EfvhQRExJ-rc5DSruq2PKU-bUw59VHfK4Bh6GbVblN2cO4KF1aveDg1RAuhfHgWEcFJwfQONcuK40Cro7xxFY3ViEjUXsU1whwP4Le7HGzHqjmEPy02snlly4qfLvTw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Delaware County Redevelopment Commission voted to provide $25,000 to support a target-industry study intended to identify high-growth industries for Delaware County.

Tracy (staff member) told commissioners an ad hoc review committee had selected a firm called Techonomy and that the firm’s price is “95 to a hundred and $5,000.” Tracy said she had secured $50,000 from the Georgia and Francis Paul Foundation and was seeking additional private contributions before asking the commission to fill a remaining gap.

Commission members discussed scope and precedent. One commissioner said the earlier study by ECIRP and Hippie Global covered a larger geography and that the new study would be more narrowly focused on Delaware County and “give us some deeper strategies.” Tracy said the study would combine qualitative and quantitative analysis of county assets and produce strategies the county could use to attract different kinds of employers.

A motion to approve a $25,000 contribution passed on a roll call. The commission’s recorded “yes” votes included Mister Keesley, Commissioner Henry, Mister Brayan, Mister Waverley and Miss Crane; the chair thanked the commissioners and the staff who reviewed proposals.

The commission’s contribution is intended to supplement private fundraising; Tracy said she hoped additional donors would provide $5,000–$10,000 each so the study could begin without returning to the board.

The commission did not set further conditions in the motion; commissioners asked staff to incorporate the county-focused scope into the contract documents and to report on additional private commitments before finalizing the agreement.","The Delaware County Redevelopment Commission voted to contribute $25,000 to a target-industry study to attract higher-growth businesses to the county; the commission and private donors will cover the study’s roughly $95,000–$105,000 price.","actionData","errors"]

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