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County sets environmental remediation requirements for May auction of 1500 North Heidelbach Ave
Summary
Vanderburgh County published a public notice for online auction of a property at 1500 N. Heidelbach Ave with a starting bid of $25,200 and required bidders to submit remediation plans and evidence of financial capacity by May 2.
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The Vanderburgh County Board of Commissioners posted a public notice on April 22 for a public auction of county-owned property at 1500 North Heidelbach Avenue.
The county set a starting bid of $25,200 and stated interested purchasers must submit plans addressing environmental issues — including remediation activities, timelines, and potential EPA oversight costs — and demonstrate financial capacity to complete cleanup work. Documentation and vetting documents are due to the commissioners’ office in Room 305 of the Civic Center Complex by 12 p.m. on May 2. Online bidding for approved purchasers is set to run May 5–9 on Kern Miller’s website.
The county said purchasers must also provide proof of prior completed projects involving environmentally challenged properties. The sale will proceed only for purchasers who meet the vetting requirements and are approved to bid on the Kern Miller site.
Commissioners recorded the starting bid and the timetable at the meeting; the procurement and environmental oversight responsibilities will rest with the eventual purchaser, including potential EPA oversight costs as noted in the notice.
