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Votes at a glance: Goshen Redevelopment Commission, May 12, 2026
Summary
Key motions from the Redevelopment Commission meeting (May 12) and outcomes: amendments to the agenda, approvals of several contracts and consultant agreements, authorization of an RFP, funding authorization for Lincoln Avenue pilot, a construction change order for drainage, register of claims — all approved unanimously (5-0).
The Goshen Redevelopment Commission took the following recorded actions at its May 12, 2026 meeting.
- Amend agenda to add revised consultant agreement (Abnar/Avanar) — Approved 5‑0 (SEG 016–030). - Approve meeting minutes — Approved 5‑0 (SEG 031–042). - Authorize issuance of RFP for construction inspection services (Maple City Industrial Park and Century Drive) — Approved 5‑0 (SEG 059–109). - Approve amended development agreement for River Race residential project (18 units; updated exhibits; extension to Aug. 1) — Approved 5‑0 (SEG 110–217). - Approve short‑term consulting agreement with Jeffrey Weaver (bond/TIF assistance), amended to cap compensation at $10,000 — Approved 5‑0 (SEG 219–649). - Approve revised consultant agreement with Avanar/Abiden Marsh Consultants to prepare ROW design and bidding documents (scope expanded to include alley survey and storm‑sewer reconnection; fee reported at $23,500) — Approved 5‑0 (SEG 650–769). - Authorize procurement and installation of short‑term tactical activation elements for Lincoln Avenue restaurant row and add $500,000 to five‑year capital plan — Approved 5‑0 (SEG 771–2170). - Approve Change Order No. 7 for Sturi and Lincoln reconstruction to add additional drainage (approx. $88,000; ~3.26% of contract) and seven calendar days — Approved 5‑0 (SEG 2172–2310). - Approve register of claims as presented — Approved 5‑0 (SEG 2311–2320).
Where available, staff provided cost estimates, contract language amendments, and implementation directions for follow up. Several motions were amended on the floor (notably the Weaver consulting agreement’s compensation cap) prior to approval. The commission adjourned following the monthly staff report and scheduling items (next regular meeting June 9, 2026).
