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County authorizes wastewater grant application, creates TIF funds and waives subdivision rules for utility sale

Tippecanoe County Commissioners · June 15, 2026
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Summary

On June 15 the Tippecanoe County Commissioners approved Resolution 2026-18-CM authorizing a grant application for the Buck Creek Coburn Wastewater Project, adopted Resolution 2026-19-CM creating auditor funds tied to the Southeast Industrial TIF, and approved Resolution 2026-20-CM to sell 1.8 acres to American Suburban Utilities with a waiver of subdivision ordinance requirements.

Tippecanoe County commissioners on June 15 approved three resolutions affecting infrastructure and finance.

The board approved Resolution 2026-18-CM, authorizing a grant application to the Indiana Finance Authority's Water Infrastructure Assistance Program for construction funding on the Buck Creek Coburn Wastewater Project. Staff said the authority indicated funds are available and that the award would be restricted to construction costs; IDEM has been engaged in the project.

Commissioners also approved Resolution 2026-19-CM to establish two funds in the auditor's office related to the Southeast Industrial economic development area to streamline claims approval under an existing joint economic development agreement with the city of Lafayette.

Finally, the board approved Resolution 2026-20-CM to sell approximately 1.8 acres around Tippecanoe Villa to American Suburban Utilities and to waive application of the unified subdivision ordinance for this public-utility transaction. Eric Burns of American Suburban addressed the board in support. County staff said area planning agreed with waiving the normal subdivision process for the utility sale.

What happens next: staff were authorized to sign required grant documents for the wastewater project and to proceed with closing the sale under the waived subdivision process. The transcript records motions passing by voice vote for each resolution; specific roll-call tallies were not provided in the meeting record.