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Councilman Cameron Austin asked for a vote on the ordinance on second reading and the motion carried after roll-call assent. The ordinance passed on its second reading with affirmative votes by all council members present.

The ordinance rezones the identified property; council discussion at second reading was brief and did not produce substantive amendments. City staff and committee records show the rezoning had been reviewed in prior planning committee sessions. Councilmembers noted that normal permitting, setbacks and site-plan review will follow as developers submit detailed designs.

Because the ordinance cleared second reading, it is adopted according to the council’s voting and ordinance-adoption schedule and will be incorporated into the city zoning map following standard administrative steps.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Logansport Common Council","oneSentenceSummary","On second reading the Logansport Common Council approved ordinance 2025‑14 rezoning the southwest corner of Chase and Davis Road; the measure passed on its second reading with unanimous council support.","taxTitle","Logansport City, Cass County, Indiana","taxId",63775,"location","Indiana","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_46":81,"_48":82,"_50":83,"_52":84,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":85,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":86,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6251527,"Council holds public hearing and tables annexation for Dyken Park driving range",144,1886000,2030000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3195350-19557ac4e4967dc74dbede38a21251d4&start=1886&end=2030","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3195350-19557ac4e4967dc74dbede38a21251d4/thumbnail_1886000.jpg","/articles/6251527/Indiana/Council-holds-public-hearing-and-tables-annexation-for-Dyken-Park-driving-range","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6251527-942d0eb9ad31ad35420901618a807366/orig.mp4?Expires=1771148600&Signature=X5k9ZG~rGwbqd1MiUXS451MAQkgQ8sWq~UgMCD1BBngsP4TKsj0-WB3u5B6O383qQeaJkPwQy4WUAxdnGMRdS05-MG7GPL9ZzYVnivrMst07kPflztoZyMpMZpZtokiAzBDJ28AAveWoJwDkc8BmMaLHF9bQOieJMSUl-ZQC3ob6~8yp7SrGEDBQvWkC5JllB7JKPArT1JeAX8KisTaFvQ9KQT8wXxsfHdWUInjXA024AvLUcY-QMSvSF465Shf-t82kJFd-r-R~nIJuEmTOpHb6jagWghVymsMIIyp0JZxFQVDUkgJkLAgvuinDl-stRp091luYur9MYoZ8OiImtQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Logansport Common Council held a mandatory public hearing Monday on ordinance 2025‑13, the petitioned annexation for a roughly 10‑acre parcel north of the golf course intended for a driving range at Dyken Park, and voted to table second reading.

Mayor Chris Martin opened the hearing and invited the petitioner to speak. \"Reminder, this is for, what will be the driving range at Dyken Park, just north of the golf course,\" the petitioner, identified in the hearing as Mr. Cuppy, told the council, adding that the property owner (RDC) petitioned for voluntary annexation.

Mr. Cuppy said the parcel is about 10 acres and would be placed in Ward 1 and that if the ordinance completes its process — first reading, a required 14‑day wait, a fiscal plan and second reading — the annexation would take effect Jan. 1, 2027. He said the petitioner is the sole owner and that the annexation would change the fire district to Logansport.

Councilman Dave Morris moved to table the ordinance and noted a fiscal plan would be introduced in June, with second reading to follow if the fiscal plan is approved. The motion to table was seconded and carried unanimously.

The hearing record closed at 5:52 p.m., and the council did not take a second‑reading vote at that meeting. Council staff said the next steps are publishing the fiscal plan and bringing the ordinance back for second reading after the statutorily required waiting period.","The Logansport Common Council held the required public hearing on annexation ordinance 2025‑13 for a proposed driving range at Dyken Park and voted to table second reading pending a fiscal plan and 14‑day waiting period.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_46":93,"_48":94,"_50":95,"_52":96,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":97,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":98,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6251532,"Logansport council approves transfer of part of Dunwoody Park to redevelopment commission over residents’ objections",2130,2500000,4630000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3195350-19557ac4e4967dc74dbede38a21251d4&start=2500&end=4630","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3195350-19557ac4e4967dc74dbede38a21251d4/thumbnail_2500000.jpg","/articles/6251532/Indiana/Logansport-council-approves-transfer-of-part-of-Dunwoody-Park-to-redevelopment-commission-over-residents-objections","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6251532-42289fe2bcb9ac6f1c8b1233fee08231/orig.mp4?Expires=1771148600&Signature=DFJMs9GSW9tVACug~hJJrrZWn7kqATEse5S05TNomi3Gsz5rlUEa7-IfawRnh0rxY8WxokVZ3sMYkmjqL1pRcR~wTngM5ScRgsaDrWUOTHzp4ZiY7sPqqB99GKzYc1XUWLmrDGRDSDSV~QJqvGmFJ5DSNNV9iFYiuER~agIrDZ-SNVUHYt-ZvigQW32MfhjmFnN-2zlHOv-CM3g3CKgPNMfT5F-PXVCMvs37~1w~VacNSQfhIhQma00ce-Xg2-Iqu1klrEnLdA9bscMEONplcljEhdcyWFAJaYchiD4JD6nYAAAqh7tn-c8F3Lz86Wi60TlkDI3okfIuayOoqZ8O6w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Logansport Common Council voted 4–3 on Monday to transfer six southern lots at Dunwoody Park to the Logansport Redevelopment Commission for development associated with Peak Community Services.

The vote on resolution 2025-128, which replaces an earlier proposal that failed, comes after several committee meetings and public comment sessions in which the parcel count and building plans were repeatedly scaled back. Councilman Dave Morris moved to table the earlier plan; council later rejected resolution 2025-119 and approved the amended measure that limits the transfer to the southern lots and reduces the number of planned buildings.

Council members and city staff described the final proposal as a series of compromises arrived at after residents raised concerns about parking, roadway access, tree loss and wildlife. Councilwoman Susie Walmsley, who introduced the original resolution, told colleagues she and staff had worked to narrow the scope and that an alternative resolution better reflected those changes.

Residents who live adjacent to the park urged the council to preserve trees and to require safeguards. Patricia Babcock, who lives on Davis Road, suggested a practical change to reduce street parking pressure: \"If you could somehow ... make an alley right behind our houses ... then we can put a pad down and create more parking behind our houses,\" she said. Robert Arnold, an Eighteenth Street resident, warned about construction traffic on the dead-end street and urged careful planning.

Some public commenters raised environmental and legal concerns. Paul Wilhelm argued the city had not completed federal wildlife reviews and said, \"there are eagles all the time,\" urging the city to secure studies and permits before transferring land. The council did not cite a completed federal survey record during debate.

Peak Community Services CEO Chris Neighbors addressed the council and residents, describing the program that would operate in one of the homes: \"This here is one house, group home. You have to visualize this as a single residential facility.\" Neighbors said group-home residents are limited by state law and described staffing and transportation plans designed to keep vehicle activity on site.

After public comment and additional discussion among council members, the council voted 4 in favor and 3 opposed to approve resolution 2025-128. Councilmembers Dave Morris, Hailey Zinsmaster, BJ Cox and Susie Walmsley voted yes; Scott Peede, Chris Howard and Cameron Austin voted no.

Council members said the approved transfer covers only the southern wooded lots and that additional adjacent lots along the river will remain under parks or city control and subject to separate review. Some residents urged the city to require privacy fencing and to preserve as many trees as possible; Peak Community Services said it plans to retain shade trees and install a privacy fence but is not legally required to do so.

The transfer does not immediately authorize construction. Any future building permits, site plans, setbacks and stormwater measures must follow normal planning and building-review processes.

Council members suggested further neighborhood coordination as construction planning proceeds and said contractors would be expected to minimize disruption during work.

The council approved the amended transfer despite repeated resident requests for more time and for a public hearing on the revised proposal.","The Logansport Common Council voted 4–3 to transfer six southern lots at Dunwoody Park to the Redevelopment Commission for housing proposed by Peak Community Services after months of revisions and public comment about trees, traffic and birds of prey.","actionData","errors"]

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