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Votes at a glance: Speedway Town Council, June 9, 2025

3740241 · June 10, 2025
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Summary

A compact summary of formal actions taken by the Speedway Town Council at its June 9 meeting, including motions, contract approvals and purchases. Most items passed unanimously.

The Speedway Town Council took several formal actions at its June 9 meeting. Key votes and outcomes are listed below.

• Approval of minutes (May 12, 2025) — Passed 4-0. • Approval of memorandum of administrative session (May 12, 2025) — Passed 4-0. • Approval of memorandum of joint executive session with Redevelopment Commission and Economic Development Commission (May 12, 2025) — Passed 4-0. • Saint Chris Summer Festival special-event request and waiver of permit fees (June 20–21) — Approved 4-0; authorized barricades and no-parking restrictions on specified blocks. • Resolution 2025-08 authorizing exercise of eminent-domain authority for Crawfordsville Road pedestrian improvement project — Approved 4-0. • Right-of-way purchase for Crawfordsville Road pedestrian improvement project (Parcel 29B, B & W Plumbing) — Approved 4-0; $27,500; payment authorized before next meeting. • Master services agreement and Task Order No. 1 with Lochmuller Group (MPO planning grant application) — Approved 4-0; Task Order $7,000. • Right-of-entry agreement with Speedway Community Schools for well-testing access — Approved 4-0. • Hydrogeologic consulting proposal (Egon Associates $61,109.20) and drilling contract (Baston Logan $19,000) for test wells at Speedway Junior High — Approved 4-0; combined ~ $80,109.20. • Approval of claims and utility adjustments (period 05/08/2025–06/04/2025) — Approved 4-0; claims total $3,574,099.65.

Most motions were moved and approved without recorded dissent. Several items involved follow-up tasks, including expedited payment and recording for the Parcel 29B acquisition, scheduling of well-testing before the August school start, and submission of the MPO grant application by the June 30 deadline.