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Whitestown RDC: votes at a glance — invoices, declarations and TIF pledges approved unanimously

Whitestown Redevelopment Commission · October 24, 2025
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Summary

At its Nov. 3 meeting the Whitestown Redevelopment Commission approved four legal invoices and two roadway inspection invoices, closed a public hearing with no comments, and approved resolutions confirming economic development areas (2025-15) and pledging TIF revenue for bond refinance and Mills On Main (2025-16). All actions passed unanimously.

The Whitestown Redevelopment Commission on Nov. 3 took several routine actions in unanimous votes.

Consent and claims: The commission approved four legal invoices listed in the meeting packet (including an Oct. 6 legal invoice added as a walk-on) and two invoices from American Structurepoint (CR 575 East roadway program management inspection invoices 194603 and 195890). Members voted to approve the four legal invoices in a single motion and then approved each roadway invoice separately; all motions passed unanimously.

Economic development declarations and pledges: Chair Mark Pasquerella opened and closed the public hearing for Resolution 2025-15, which confirms declaratory resolutions and modifies economic development areas (removing certain single-family sections and establishing Mills On Main and Allard’s White areas). No members of the public spoke; the commission closed the hearing and approved Resolution 2025-15 unanimously.

The commission also approved Resolution 2025-16, which pledges certain tax-increment revenues and includes a refinance of Bridle Oaks bonds and a pledge—up to a maximum of 80%—to the Mills On Main road alignment project. Staff described the pledge and refinancing in summary; commissioners voted to approve the resolution unanimously.

Motions noted in the record show unanimous approval in each case; the transcript records four voting members present and each roll call for approvals recorded “aye” with no nays or abstentions.