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Hammond council approves alcohol permits, multiple demolitions and infrastructure purchases; rezoning introduced
Summary
The Hammond City Council on April 22 approved two alcohol permits, authorized a series of demolitions, approved a wastewater pump purchase and sidewalk reimbursement, and ratified bids for a multi-site drainage project; a rezoning application was introduced for a future public hearing.
The Hammond City Council on April 22 approved a package of routine and infrastructure items and introduced two ordinances for later public hearings.
What the council approved
- Alcohol permits: The council approved a request to allow an alcohol permit at Mariners, 117 West Thomas Street (change in ownership), and at Nash Express, 605 McCaugton Street (convenience store). Representatives for each applicant appeared and the council voted to approve both permits.
- Demolitions: The council authorized a group of demolitions as part of a new demolition process focused on structures that pose health or safety risks. Properties included (by address) 112 West Green Street; 117 Perry Lane; 117 West Newman Street; 120 Moran Street; 311 Reed Street; 407 Washington Avenue; and 1305 Mooney Avenue. Notices had been sent to listed owners. The council approved the demolitions to allow staff to continue condemnation and follow-up procedures.
- Infrastructure and maintenance purchases: The council authorized purchase of a submersible pump for the South Wastewater Treatment Plant from Delta Process Equipment Inc. for $65,890 (including delivery, installation and setup) to replace an aging unit and reduce the…
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