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Residents press Fishers council on AgriPark West: independent lead testing, MOU and FAA approval concerns
Summary
Multiple residents urged the Fishers City Council to reconsider the proposed AgriPark West, requested independent soil lead testing, and cited a 2016 MOU with the airport authority and FAA runway protection-zone issues; council members said testing returned acceptable results and that FAA permission would be required before proceeding.
Several residents used the community-comment portion of the Fishers City Council meeting to press the council for more information and caution over the proposed AgriPark West project, raising questions about soil lead testing, an airport MOU, and FAA zoning protections.
Casey Crosby, who said he sent 13 written questions to council members and received only one response, asked whether councilmembers "unconditionally support the AgriPark" and whether they would approve independent soil lead testing at the site. Crosby also cited a July 2016 memorandum of understanding between the airport authority and the city that he said limits development…
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