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City attorney Joe told the board the city has filed a petition to enforce the historic board’s ruling in the Lanthyr Winery containers matter and that the ruling was appealed and then upheld by the court. He said a trial date has been set for October in the enforcement action. “We have a bridal date set on that,” he said; the board clarified the timeline as a trial set in October and said the matter has been pending since October 2022.

On Moody Park, Joe said the owners’ previous attorney withdrew and a new attorney is involved. The court ordered mediation and the city is attempting to schedule a mediation session with agreed mediators; if mediation fails, the city expects a bench trial. Joe described the matters as multi-year disputes and said the city will attempt mediation first in Moody Park before returning to court.

Board members did not take formal action on the two matters during the meeting; the attorney’s remarks were informational updates about litigation status and next steps.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of Madison Board of Public Works and Safety - June 16, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","City attorney Joe reported that the city filed a petition to enforce the historic board’s ruling in the Lanthyr Winery containers case with a trial date set for October; Moody Park litigation will proceed to court if mediation does not resolve the dispute.","taxTitle","Madison City, Jefferson County, Indiana","taxId",52166,"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},6196706,"Board grants extension and final payments under PACE program; two rehab projects receive final disbursements",248,988000,1236000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3857412-aef3843ba00b334145d56978a93257f4&start=988&end=1236","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3857412-aef3843ba00b334145d56978a93257f4/thumbnail_988000.jpg","/articles/6196706/Madison-City/Jefferson-County/Indiana/Board-grants-extension-and-final-payments-under-PACE-program-two-rehab-projects-receive-final-disbursements","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6196706-bbb280644e694ef05649fcfae79f6e58/orig.mp4?Expires=1777374382&Signature=mUCZ42VqBFZTokQupfobiQxoThVG8sQjYyxOJ5iD2Jv6HjOifo6xgWquWFSdUXZ-8QuRtNbcSzmPBsLCPucf5z1P~FbnKATtTgC8IndH1-kmcsJWEgzsWRMrwXw9OFSSBYnO5vfKF5jo0wR5mjmhp~16FnA00kH5NNqSaK9U11D4BfxE4aXqzjadccdQvI131CcrIvW9gPbFptfKBqQbP~SRrGE7xUThCVkGWWF1DZZeX2JH4f0Y1ckxiNF8YF5aWAfDYr1U3OBzkVNvdwoDj~z16ljrZIbuFNOjOpieJHsQB-088DY2TAIvesEfYKBI-FO4aF2eDXdBJksbNYgW6g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Madison — The Board of Public Works and Safety approved a 12-month extension for renovation work at 118 West Fifth Street and authorized final payments under the city’s PACE rehabilitation program for two completed properties.

Nicole, a city PACE program staff member, told the board Dave Patterson is restoring the building at 118 West Fifth Street and requested a 12-month extension that would set a new deadline of July 15, 2026. Staff reported no prior extensions on that property and recommended the extension based on visible progress and the scope of remaining work. A board member said the property had been in a dilapidated state for years and supported the longer extension to allow completion.

The board also approved final disbursement requests for two dilapidated-structure grants. Staff reported the exterior work at 604 Mulberry Street is finished and the applicant requested the remaining $12,500. For 1016 West Second Street, staff confirmed brick and masonry, paint removal, painting, exterior wood detail repairs and window repairs were completed and recommended the full $7,500 final payment. The board approved both final payments by motion and voice vote.

During the PACE discussion, one board member asked staff to ensure the final paperwork includes both signatures on the cover sheet; staff said they were updating the form to include the final signatory fields. No public objections were raised at the meeting.

The board’s actions will allow the property owners to receive final PACE disbursements and provide additional time for the 118 West Fifth Street renovation to reach its new deadline.","The board approved a 12-month extension for restoration work at 118 West Fifth Street and authorized final disbursements for two rehabilitation grants at 604 Mulberry Street ($12,500 remaining) and 1016 West Second Street ($7,500).",{"_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},6196711,"Board transfers $101,000 from water reserve to repay temporary sewer loan; engineer reports contractor delays",257,615000,872000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3857412-aef3843ba00b334145d56978a93257f4&start=615&end=872","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3857412-aef3843ba00b334145d56978a93257f4/thumbnail_615000.jpg","/articles/6196711/Madison-City/Jefferson-County/Indiana/Board-transfers-101000-from-water-reserve-to-repay-temporary-sewer-loan-engineer-reports-contractor-delays","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6196711-d59a409762e3333733e5da5ffbda1b7c/orig.mp4?Expires=1777374382&Signature=GvTgFbwe~hxiAFpnt5az4eeXdSvK9-gWhjsqwJvws7VkCsUO1sk6QlZ8jnyv-O12yWEFQsFTMgY6JoSDKnCQeFPismYQoyD9~LLAZKrjvTNuzOXw~m5AbFguBvFmTUhikWmyKfFflyF2ON~QdDrWy6vCthS41ubgkY8vPdZ7XkggOoKXvCKqS3yC5H5k03Nw2aPZ7hWo4rIIsFPvoaFSHo9nVXO5QurhXuDI2CcivjjfT9zd55RhIZ99JuWuAel-IFjhNi3EmDXGtxF1GGUiX8Q24DFD5b~Gcd-DgVOfiplt1nH3Pi5wmL5UQx39FB~5OzRFqP7XFThZYtREsMvUKg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Madison — The Board of Public Works and Safety approved a transfer of $101,000 from the Water Capital Reserve Fund to the Sewer Capital Fund to repay the remaining balance on a temporary loan authorized by Resolution 2024-13c.

Resolution 2025-35b directs the transfer because interest expected to be received and used to repay part of the loan has not yet posted; staff said the interest is expected later in 2025 and, when received, will be deposited directly into the Water Capital Reserve Fund to restore the balance.

City staff summarized the remaining delay for final project closeout as work by Division B of the contractor not yet completed. City engineer Brian said Division B “has not completed their work, and and they're in actually in getting penalized right now, at a thousand dollars a day until they finish.” He said Division B is between 15 and 20 days delayed and that about $80,000 in retainage is being held; one remaining major punch-list item — cathodic protection on a million-gallon tank — remains unfinished and is a principal hold-up to final payment.

The engineer explained that prior loans were administered directly by the SRF and paid as invoices were submitted, but that in this loan the city received the funds upfront. He said the city will transfer funds from water reserve to sewer capital now, then restore the water fund when the interest and retainage are received. He noted the SRF processing timeline would be four to six weeks after submission, which made meeting the June 30 deadline unlikely.

A resident thanked staff for documentation prepared for the State Board of Accounts. The board adopted Resolution 2025-35b by motion and voice vote; staff said the transfer will allow the city to meet repayment requirements in the near term while final contract and retainage work is completed.","Resolution 2025-35b moved $101,000 from the Water Capital Reserve Fund to the Sewer Capital Fund to cover a temporary loan repayment; the board heard an update that contractor delays and an outstanding punch-list item are delaying final closeout and interest reimbursement from the SRF.",{"_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},6196714,"Board OKs street closures for Salvation Army’s Rockin’ on the River on Aug. 30",263,313000,576000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3857412-aef3843ba00b334145d56978a93257f4&start=313&end=576","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3857412-aef3843ba00b334145d56978a93257f4/thumbnail_313000.jpg","/articles/6196714/Madison-City/Jefferson-County/Indiana/Board-OKs-street-closures-for-Salvation-Armys-Rockin-on-the-River-on-Aug-30","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6196714-228931b04271d677f9b5b6ad8371d649/orig.mp4?Expires=1777374382&Signature=BHQ4AevJ7~bBHim6izLRwMW88MfKul3-7z2cDqRGHDka4-9P1rvCUyKYNEff046GhFuT9UzLJlm18AYWNPLm1shwiyuM1Qps-s7AzlgVflTwVPCiBY~UKB5fx0tPuZpE8pEz3ieX9tQHRT6faBJtazYnnCj680i0S9rIPqT7b6jMVs-RPp1A~TS82DNtwUJbXIcJfZXHqvH1dCAVKEf5iVt4H1h5TYdvv7u-XqyP2Z38oHrEiZxW~5zB07pT0CeW9HuNxyV0964J1Me6hxyl2M6ZbDGL8bt574XZS0jfoyZbCLHRy3zrEA5XLQMGoajSGSMREncB6KzgHSUcaf011A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Madison — The Board of Public Works and Safety approved street closures for the Salvation Army’s Rockin’ on the River festival, scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 30, 2025.

Resolution 2025-34b authorizes temporary closures from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. along Vaughn Drive (from the west side of West Street to the west side of Elm Street), Elm Street, Broadway Street, Poplar Street (south from First Street to Vaughn Drive) and Central Avenue (from the bollard south to Vaughn Drive) for the event footprint described in the resolution.

Major Janelle Cleveland, representing the Salvation Army of Jefferson County, told the board the festival is returning with the same street footprint as prior years and said this year is the 28th annual Rockin’ on the River. Cleveland said the Rumors will headline with Jimmy Davis opening and noted the Monarchs, who had headlined in past years, will not be the headliner this year. Cleveland also asked Mayor Bob Courtney to serve as a judge for the festival’s car show; the mayor accepted the invitation.

Cleveland told the board she is transferring to Kokomo, Indiana, and that Andrea Wooten (Salvation Army case manager) and Stephanie Hellman (Salvation Army advisory board) will manage the event locally in her absence. “July 6 is my last day,” Cleveland said of her upcoming move.

Board members approved the closure by motion and voice vote; no public objections were raised at the meeting. Staff said the closures match the footprint used in prior years and that traffic will be managed to create a segregated event area within the downtown footprint described in the resolution.

The board recorded no special conditions in the public discussion and did not provide a separate traffic-management plan in the discussion; event organizers will coordinate operational details with city staff under the approved resolution.","The board approved Resolution 2025-34b to close multiple downtown streets on Aug. 30 for the Salvation Army’s Rockin’ on the River event, the event’s 28th annual festival; Major Janelle Cleveland detailed the lineup and thanked local partners.",{"_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},6196717,"Board approves transfer of four public-safety vehicles, donates one to Prince of Peace SRO program",155,92000,247000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3857412-aef3843ba00b334145d56978a93257f4&start=92&end=247","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3857412-aef3843ba00b334145d56978a93257f4/thumbnail_92000.jpg","/articles/6196717/Madison-City/Jefferson-County/Indiana/Board-approves-transfer-of-four-public-safety-vehicles-donates-one-to-Prince-of-Peace-SRO-program","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6196717-ba50ae0f4a89890a111ffb2e201e3813/orig.mp4?Expires=1777374382&Signature=Xte1nbSMb4Sd4o0dj7iO0x4M-KLuA5MfuXEliJtSD5U1txI8HPzHVQDdR87ag8TiSS3cRnkbRLhKSmb5rC9~LeOgkeiG4zhcPgEAWFOpCnmaiXA44ZpAUJSZZ52Zj6nsICT4~sAZe5gobp4mIk-NNejle274uWKExZBviuweI6sC1Sp~LmnwZimjnxz0k4BXqr0HyAuudhXBbH~1qIbd3IgDIYIWHTNscfKmhC7JyCMh7WXEe1YEIpCFya6lltDFAdyg5NlvlIqTfZKfGzQydtCw1wfIauLM2M3MsMr17DGL419zyHzU60cuGbI2mbxIsap2JMGhsm6ihKaQuH6jvQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Madison — The Board of Public Works and Safety voted June 16 to transfer four used public-safety vehicles among city departments and to donate a 2017 Ford Explorer to the School Resource Officer program at Prince of Peace.

The action, adopted as Resolution 2025-33b, authorizes transfers between the Madison Police Department, the Fire Department and the Madison Regional Airport and provides one vehicle to the Prince of Peace SRO program, a partnership the board said is funded by the school.

Board members said the donation will allow the school’s SRO to use a dedicated vehicle on campus. A resident, Stephanie Hellman of 747 West Third Street, asked whether Prince of Peace already has an SRO and whether officers normally come with a vehicle. Hellman asked, “Don't they come with a car when they go to the school?” The board member presenting the resolution replied, “No. We've provided vehicles as well to the other to Madison Consolidated High School, and this is a new program for Prince and Peace. They are funding the full cost of their officer there at the school, and they've approached us about 1 of our used police vehicles. So we're donating that for their SRO to utilize.”

Board member David Carlo announced he would abstain from voting on the donation because his wife is employed by Prince of Peace. That abstention was recorded before the board took its final vote. The board then approved the resolution; the motion to approve was seconded and carried with one abstention.

The resolution text lists the donated vehicle as a 2017 Ford Explorer and describes three other interdepartmental transfers; the board did not discuss additional specific vehicle model years or mileage during the meeting.

The board did not attach conditions to the donation in the public discussion. No public speaker objected to the transfer during the meeting.

Mayor Bob Courtney and board staff did not give an implementation timeline during the meeting but indicated the transfers and the donation are administrative actions flowing from the resolution.

The board approved the resolution by voice vote; the abstention by Carlo was noted for the record.","Madison’s Board of Public Works and Safety approved a resolution transferring four used public-safety vehicles between city departments and donating a 2017 Ford Explorer to the Prince of Peace School Resource Officer program; one board member abstained because of a family connection to the school.","actionData","errors"]

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