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Council adopts Industrial Park amendment and approves daycare rezoning on suspended rules

2172645 · January 28, 2025
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Summary

The Kokomo Common Council adopted Resolution 2839, approving amendments to the Industrial Park Consolidated Economic Development Area declaratory resolution, and passed Ordinance 7177 to rezone a 1.474-acre parcel for an existing daycare after suspending the rules to allow first and second readings at the same meeting.

The Kokomo Common Council adopted Resolution 2839, approving amendments to the declaratory resolution for the Industrial Park Consolidated Economic Development Area, and approved Ordinance 7177, a rezone related to a child daycare center, during the same meeting.

Resolution 2839, read by the clerk, notes the Kokomo Redevelopment Commission adopted an amending resolution on Dec. 11, 2024, and that the City of Kokomo Plan Commission approved a finding on Jan. 14, 2025 that the amending resolution conforms to the city’s plan of development. Councilwoman Sandberg moved in support of Resolution 2839 and a subsequent motion to adopt the resolution; the measure passed by voice vote.

Ordinance 7177 (case p 29z24) was described by Councilman Grecu as a housekeeping rezoning: a petition by BorgWarner Noblesville LLC to change zoning from HI to C1 for a 1.474-acre parcel that has been used as a daycare since the Delco Electronics era. Grecu moved to suspend the rules and pass Ordinance 7177 on first and second reading; the motion to suspend the rules and the ordinance both passed by voice vote.

Both the resolution and the daycare rezoning passed with voice votes; the meeting record does not include a roll-call tally. The council concluded its agenda and scheduled the next meeting for Feb. 10 with an informational session at 5:30 p.m.