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Terre Haute City Council Approves Riverside Road Name Change for Riverfront Development

October 02, 2025 | Vigo County, Indiana


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Terre Haute City Council Approves Riverside Road Name Change for Riverfront Development
The Vigo County Area Planning Board meeting on October 1, 2025, focused on a significant resolution regarding a road name change in Terre Haute. The proposed change involves renaming North First Street, a portion of South First Street, and Prairieton Road to Riverside Road. This initiative is part of the broader riverfront development master plan aimed at enhancing economic growth and sustainability along the Wabash River.

The petitioner for this change is Riverscape Wabash River Development and Beautification, with support from Mayor Sackman. The renaming is intended to align with the vision of transforming the riverfront area to improve quality of life and activate the waterfront space.

Approximately 90 property owners along the affected roads have been notified about the potential name change. These owners will need to update their addresses with banks, utilities, and other entities. The city of Terre Haute, along with the petitioner, will cover the costs associated with creating and installing new road signs.

The board discussed the implications of the name change, including the impact on residents and businesses. An alternative suggestion was made to consider using amenity addresses for specific locations, which would avoid the need for an official name change.

The new road name is set to take effect on January 1, 2026, marking a significant step in the ongoing efforts to revitalize the riverfront area in Terre Haute.

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