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Danville council approves routine abatements and ordinance amendment, and signs off on claims

Danville Town Council · July 18, 2024
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Summary

At the meeting the council voted to find three companies in substantial compliance with real-property tax abatements, adopted an amendment to the off-road vehicle ordinance (requiring proof of insurance when requested), and approved claims totaling $1,373,250.79.

Danville Town councilors approved several routine agenda items, including three separate motions to find companies in substantial compliance with local real-property tax abatement terms and the adoption of an amendment to the town's off-road vehicle ordinance.

Joe Jason, project manager for the Hendricks County Economic Development Partnership, asked the council to find Bio Response, Well Tower, and Piglot LLC (names reported as read in the transcript) in substantial compliance with their abatements so their abatements could continue. The council approved three separate motions to find each company in substantial compliance; motions were moved and seconded and passed by voice vote.

The council also voted to approve an amendment to the town's off-road vehicle ordinance (referred to in the transcript as ordinance 15 20 24) to require proof of insurance when requested. The motion to adopt the amendment was moved, seconded, and approved by voice vote.

Finally, the council approved claims in the total amount of $1,373,250.79 (motion by Mister Irby; second by Mister Bell; voice vote recorded as 'Aye'). A subsequent routine motion (moved by Mister Bell and seconded by Mister Donner) was also approved by voice vote in the provided transcript excerpt.

Transcript spelling of some business names was unclear; the council record should be checked for official company spellings and for the formal ordinance numbering before publication.