This is Important - Campaign Contributors and No-Bid Contracts

Gary Welsh over at Advance Indiana, posted some really important information the other day.  I feel it is so important that I should post an echo of it here.

In "Rebuild Indy 2 Should Easily Cover the Cost of Mayor's Re-election Campaign", Welsh reports that a reader provided him with an analysis of Mayor Ballard's campaign finance reports and construction companies who received any of the Rebuild Indy money.

All construction company contributions, including the personal contributions of company principles, between 2010 and 2013 were tabulated.  The list was cross referenced to a list of all contracts awarded for Rebuild Indy. The top ten campaign-contributing companies just happened to get no-bid contracts for Rebuild Indy work during that same time period.

Let me say that again - the top ten construction company contributors to Mayor Ballard's campaign, all just happened to get no-bid contracts for Rebuild Indy work.

A no-bid contract is awarded without any competition to ascertain the lowest and most responsive bid for a particular project.  It is just awarded to the chosen company straight out.

Welsh reports this table of the top ten contributors, the value of their no-bid Rebuild Indy contracts awarded between 2010 and 2013 in parentheses, and the amount they contributed during the same period:

1.   American Structurepoint, Inc. ($37,203,475)--$129,700
2.   RW Armstrong & Associates ($13,554,892)--$90,000
3.   United Consulting Engineering, Inc. ($9,066,041)--$101,250
4.   Bernardin Lochmueller and Associates, Inc. ($7,406,845)--$83,500
5.   Butler, Fairman and Seufert, Inc. ($3,847,164)--$63,550
6.   V.S. Engineering, Inc. ($1,957,866)--$41,000
7.   M.D. Wessler and Associates, Inc. ($1,835,236)--$30,250
8.   First Group Engineering, Inc. ($1,282,052)--$36,250
9.   Janssen & Spaans Engineering, Inc. ($1,384,600)--$42,500
10. DLZ Indiana, LLC ($736,250)--$88,905

If you are counting, the top ten contributors got $78,274,421 in no-bid Rebuild Indy contracts and fattened the Gregory Ballard for Mayor Committee coffers by $706,905.

For more analysis, I refer you to Welsh's excellent piece.

Unslated Candidates On A Ballot Near You

When you go to the polls next Tuesday, May 6, you'll have lots of folks ready to hand you a glossy photo array of their Party's slated candidates.

Harder to find is a list of those candidates on the ballot who are not slated by the Parties - either because they did not pay the slating fee (most of them) or were not the selected slated candidate.  There are a smattering of these folks appearing on ballots throughout Marion County.

Here are the non-slated candidates and the offices they are running for:

Democrats

Congressional District 5

Allen Ray Davidson

Shawn A. Denney

David William Ford

Congressional District 7

Mmoja Ajabu

Curtis Godfrey

Pierre Quincy Pullins

Indiana State House District 93

Ryan Guillory

Marion County Superior Court

Greg Bowes

David R. Hennessy

Christopher K. Starkey

Marion County Sheriff

Mark Brown

Center Township Constable

Johnny Williams

Center Township Small Claims Court Judge

Michelle Smith Scott

Lawrence Township Constable

Stanley Allen Stephens

Lawrence Township Trustee

Paula Redden

Perry Township Small Claims Court Judge

Amanda R. Whipple

Wayne Township Trustee

Douglas Marion White

David King Baird

Republicans

Congressional District 5 (there was no Marion County Republican slating for any Congressional seat)

Susan Brooks

David M. (Mike) Campbell

David S. Stockdale

Congressional District 7

Wayne "Gunny" Harmon

Erin Kent Magee

J D Miniear

Catherine (Cat) Ping

Gordon Smith

Indiana State Senate District 31

Chrystal D. LaMotte

Indiana State House District 91

Michael S. Scott

Indiana State House District 96

Margaret Peggy Jones

Marion County Clerk

Jocelyn-Tandy Adande

Franklin Township Constable

Phil Suiters

Perry Township Trustee

Daniel T. Moriarty 

This list was compiled by comparing the names listed on the Marion County Democrat and Republican Party websites, and names of those who filed to be candidates at either the Secretary of State's Office or the Marion County Election Board.

Administrative Approvals - Last 30 Days - To April 25

Here are the latest Administrator Approvals listed in the Citizen Access Portal on the DCE webpages. For further information, each petition number contains a hyperlink to the DCE record.

First, those shown as having been submitted - but for which no decision has been noted:

2014ADM085

1001 E 16TH ST
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46202

Park improvements (playground equipment, splashpad, restroom building, gazebo, and landscaping) 

2014ADM084

3020 NOWLAND AVE
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46201

Addition of 4,282 sq ft of temporary classrooms

2014ADM083

3488 BLUFF RD
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46217

cell tower co-locate / new equipment cabinet. 

2014ADM080

2727 E 86TH ST
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46240
Ironworks signage

2014ADM079

2727 E 86TH ST
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46240
Ruth's Chris wall signs 

2014ADM078

5877 N HIGH SCHOOL RD
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46254

Install new diesel generator with subbase fuel tank on new concrete pad 

2014ADM073

5784 W MORRIS ST
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46241

Proposed site improvements: 4,500 sq ft service station; 2,026 sq ft lease space; dumpster enclosure 

2014ADM063

7200 N COLLEGE AVE
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46240 

2014ADM061

3260 WESTLANE RD
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46268

Cluster Plan Approval - Subdivision to be know as Bentwood Springs

Proposed wrought iron (or similar material) gates with stone/masonry columns at the west pedestrian entrance of Park Tudor's campus off of Pennridge Drive, set back with campus approximately 9-10 feet from the east line of (vacated) Central Avenue, at existing concrete walk. 

Approved 4/24/14

2014ADM082

10671 E 10TH ST
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46229

New wireless communication facility with new equipment shelter inside existing fence compound. Installation of new antenna platform, 9 antennas, and related equipment 

Approved 4/23/14

2014ADM081

2628 LAKE CIRCLE DR
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46268
Illuminated wall sign

2014ADM077

6325 DIGITAL WAY
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46278

Installation of internally illuminated 100 sq ft wall sign (Ricoh)

Approved 4/22/14

 

2014ADM076

3851 SHORE DR
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46254

shelters for vending machines 

Approved 4/17/14

2014ADM075

551 STOVER AVE
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46227

improvements to existing wireless tower 

Approved 4/16/14

2014ADM074

8140 TOWNSHIP LINE RD
APT 1101
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46260

Patio room enclosure on existing duplex at Marquette Manor 

2014ADM027 -- elevations

6081 E 82ND ST

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46250 

Approved 4/14/14

2014ADM067

8220 TROTTER RD
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46113

Antenna and equipment upgrade on exisiting tower 

2014ADM066

6330 GUILFORD AVE
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46220

Replacement of 3 antennas and addition of 3 modules to existing tower; addition of ground equipment 

2014ADM065

5444 BARKER LN
LAWRENCE IN 46236

Replacement of 3 antennas and related equipment to exisiting tower

 

Approved 4/11/14

 

2014ADM072

7256 COMPANY DR
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46237

equipment upgrade cell antenna - existing tower 

2014ADM071

8421 MASTERS RD
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46250

equipment upgrade cell antenna - existing tower 

2014ADM070

8688 MADISON AVE
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46227

equipment upgrade cell antenna - existing tower 

2014ADM069

5155 S EMERSON AVE
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46237

Wireless communications facility antenna and equipment upgrade through replacement 

2014ADM068

1005 WESTERN DR
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46241

equipment upgrade cell antenna - existing tower 

Approved 4/9/14

2014ADM062

4515 LAKERIDGE DR
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46234

Change in window elevations approval for PK2 district. 

Approved 4/7/14

2014ADM060

7929 MICHIGAN RD
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46268

Approximately 218-square foot outdoor cat enclosure addition to existing building of the Humane Society 

Approved 4/4/14

2014ADM059

150 STEEPLES BLVD

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46222

Approval of site plan for track and field and parking lot at Central State 

2014ADM058

4700 TODD RD

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46237

site plan, landscape plan and building elevation approval for assisted living facility 

2014ADM056

4702 ROCKVILLE RD

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46222

Approval of site plans and elevations for a remodel to the Chuck Klein Park softball field and building. 

2014ADM057

965 E TROY AVE

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46203

Approval of upgardes to an existing wireless tower 

2014ADM041

4700 ENGLISH AVE

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46201

Sidewalk addition 

Approved 4/2/14

2014ADM055

4141 S EAST ST

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46227 

2014ADM054

2236 E 10TH ST

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46201

Approval of awning sign replacement for Soul Sisters' Comfort Food. 

2014ADM050 - cell tower

8500 KEYSTONE CROSSING

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46240 

Approved 3/28/14

2014ADM052

8435 PENDLETON PIKE

LAWRENCE IN 46226 

Approved 3/27/14

2014ADM036

6231 N KEYSTONE AVE
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46220

Approved 3/26/14

2014ADM048

227 W MICHIGAN ST

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46204

 

2014ADM051

5360 W 16TH ST
SPEEDWAY IN 46224

Approved 3/25/14

2014ADM049

2119 N PARK AVE

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46202

Brian Mahern's Curious Campaign Finance Report - edited

Not long after my last blog entry went live (see "Maggie Lewis' Curious Campaign Finance Reports"), an alert reader made me aware of the curious nature of City-County Councillor Brian Mahern's latest campaign finance report.

Covering all of 2013, the report for "Brian Mahern for Better Government" notes $6055.94 in contributions - all unitemized.  Since my husband and I made a small donation to Mahern's campaign last year, I know for a fact that at least one was reportable as an itemized entry.  [edited to add: another alert reader sent me an Indiana Code citation that says only donations over $100.00 need be itemized in campaign finance reports.  My donation was less than that.  While our names and addresses were available on the check, there was no legal requirement to report it.]

The purpose of campaign finance reporting is simple transparency of who gave how much, and where it went.  To ignore that, or worse to have something to hide, is not "Better Government".  With non-disclosure, the public is left to wonder why.

I have a great deal of respect for Mahern; respect that grew gradually as I saw him take one stand after another that demonstrated an expectation that government work for the benefit of the people.  That respect does not evaporate with this one omission. But, this one omission does sadden me.

All of Mahern's earlier campaign finance reports itemized contributions.  Whether Mahern took a 'screw them' attitude, couldn't locate his ledger containing the donors' names, had something to hide, or something totally different - I do not know.  Unless the online Election Board listing is somehow incomplete, this is one time Mahern did not hold the public interest in high regard, and that mars his record.

Maggie Lewis' Curious Campaign Finance Reports

I was scanning recent campaign finance reports of some of our City-County Councillors as part of my background for the Kidde smoke detector blog entry ("Will Passage of Prop 364 Give Monopoly to Smoke Detector Company?").  I didn't see any contributions from Kidde or its parent company in the few reports I reviewed.

However, I did see a goodly number of curious expenses reported by the "Maggie Lewis Campaign" for 2013.  For those who don't know, Lewis serves as the President of the Indianapolis-Marion County City-County Council.  These expenses were curious for two reasons.  One, they were paid directly to Maggie Lewis with no reason for the expenditure noted.  Two, they were always whole dollar figures.  A person might expect to see 'reimbursement for expenses' and/or an indication of 'so many' dollars and 'so many' cents being paid, implying the expense was backed by receipts.

These 13 direct payments to Lewis totaled $5906 in 2013.

In 2012, Lewis' campaign finance report noted two direct payments and eight payments with "payment of debt" noted.  There was no mention of any debts owed by the campaign to Lewis in any previous finance report.  There wasn't even any contribution by Lewis to her own campaign noted in any finance report.  The 2012 direct payments totaled $200.  The "payment of debt" payments to Lewis totaled $2759.

Reaching back to 2011 we finally get to non-whole numbers as well as notes explaining the payments to Lewis.  Coded for advertising, a payment of $264.01 was reported.  Another payment to Lewis for $353.58 had the note, 'food reimbursement for fundraiser'.  Reported for later in 2011, though, were two payments to Lewis totaling $1000, for which no reason for the expense was provided.

Campaign finance reports for 2009 and 2010 show no payments to Lewis.

So, over three years, the curious payments to Lewis by her campaign were $1000, $2959, and $5906, coming to a grand total of $9865 even, no cents.

Still, I don't pour over campaign finance reports much; this might be something usual.  So, I went through the 2013 annual reports from all sitting Councillors.  Two, Shreve and Gooden, were appointed during the term and have yet to file campaign finance reports.  If a Councillor's 2013 report showed no expenses whatsoever, I went through that Councillor's reports until I reached a year during which there were itemized expenses.  For two Councillors, Talley and Brown, I looked at their campaign reports for 2013 for their runs as Trustees, as well.

The vast majority of Councillors didn't pay themselves a penny in the reports I reviewed.  There were four exceptions besides Lewis. Minority Leader McQuillen, whose campaign in 2013 paid him $2961.80, all noted as 'reimburse expenses' and all noted with dollars and cents. The Talley For Trustee campaign reported a single $461.83 payment to Talley and noted 'reimburse campaign expenses'.  Hunter's campaign reported two payments totaling $170 to a Keri Hunter, with explanations noted, and a $100 direct payment to Hunter himself, with no explanation.  Cain's campaign paid her $30 in 2013 with no explanation.

So, of 29 Councillors, two have no campaign finance reports filed, 22 have no payment to themselves in the most recent filing that includes itemized expenses, two have payments with explanations, and two have one payment to themselves with no explanation, and then there is Lewis.

Lewis' campaign payments to herself are curious, and stand out among her colleagues, especially in their amount.

Will Passage of Prop 364 Give Monopoly To Smoke Detector Company?

Philosophically, how do you feel about a law being enacted that was written by a lobbyist in such a way as to award his client a virtual monopoly on their product?  Well, such a law may come to pass if Prop 364, 2013, is enacted by the Indianapolis-Marion County, City-County Council.

Wednesday night the Public Safety Committee will consider adding a few lines to our Ordinance regarding smoke detectors.  This is the second go-round for the Committee on this proposal; it having been sent back to committee at the urging of Committee Chair, Mary Moriarty Adams due to "new concerns [having] been raised by her colleagues". 

Prop 364 was written by Scott Chin, partner in Faegre Baker Daniels, LLP, and registered lobbyist for United Technologies, Corp., parent company to Kidde.  Kidde designs and sells smoke detectors, among other things.  Kidde has thrown some high power at Prop 364.  In addition to Chin, other FBD Partners J. Murray Clark, Frederick (Chip) Garver, Mindy Westrick Brown, and Joseph Smith all registered to lobby the City for United Technologies in 2013 and 2014.  Only Smith registered to lobby for other clients.

The proposal would add the following language to Indianapolis' Ordinances:

If the smoke detector is solely powered by a battery, such battery shall be a non-removable, non-replaceable battery capable of powering the smoke detector for a minimum of 10 years. Smoke detectors and fire alarm devices that are connected to a panel as part of a monitored fire alarm system, or other devices that use a low-power radio frequency wireless communication signal are exempt from the battery requirements of this section.  (emphasis mine)

Kidde was granted US Patent 7,525,445 in 2009, and it would be valid until 2023.  It claims, in part, a battery that by design of the smoke detector, is not removable and not replaceable.

If the Council changed the language to "tamper resistant", other smoke detector manufacturers' products would fit the proposed ordinance.  If it dropped the extended battery life to 6 years, even more would qualify.

In an email to members of the Public Safety Committee, one apartment owner claims that a lawyer for local law firm called and said the manufacturer would provide free smoke detectors to any apartment company that supports Prop 364 and helps get it passed.

Kidde has given IFD free smoke detectors - a practice one hopes is not connected to passage of this ordinance.

Scanning a FEMA report on smoke detector laws in various states, one sees a number of fire safety laws that have been enacted in a goodly number of jurisdictions.

Is hard wiring, especially in new construction, being proposed here?  Nope.

Is the use of photovoltaic smoke detectors being proposed here?  Nope.  (By the way, you might want to watch this NBC News report before you purchase your next one.)

Is there a requirement for a 'hush' button, especially if the detector is installed in a kitchen?  Nope.

All there is in Prop 364 is what the lobbyist put there.

Beyond all this, there are other problems with Prop 364.  For instance, there is no easing into the implementation of this Ordinance. 

On July 1, 2014, precisely, the new law would take effect. 

You would have to replace all of your smoke detectors by then or be in violation.  Given that the cost of these extended life devices is greater than the basic one-year battery type, this can be hundreds of dollars. 

Apartment owners could have significant bills for new smoke detectors - an unplanned for 2014 expense that could be harmful to their business.

Not to mention there is no time for retailers to get the non-compliant brands off their shelves via sales.

The entire concept of an extended life battery is also open to debate.  Just go to your favorite online retailer and scan the reviews.  Certainly, paying more for a smoke detector with a claimed battery life of 10 years and getting only 2 months out of it would motivate you to write a negative review.  Still, there is no study that I could find that compares the claims with real world testing.

I have no objection to trying to improve our fire safety laws.  But, I would prefer changes that begin with those that would make the biggest difference first - like requiring hardwiring, photovoltaic and hush buttons.  Any of these are more important than requiring non-removable, non-replaceable, 10 year battery operated devices (made exclusively by Kidde).

[parts of this blog entry were published earlier today at Indiana ForeFront]

Yes Kids, TIF Bases Really Did Erode

I was pretty taken aback when alerted recently to a Twitter exchange between City-County Councillor Zach Adamson and Mayor Ballard's Chief of Staff, Ryan Vaughn.

Yes, Ryan Vaughn actually stated that "TIFs don't touch the base.  That's why it's called Tax 'Increment' Financing."

It is discouraging that someone so involved with spending our tax dollars, does not understand the difference between the promises made about TIFs and the reality.

The erosion of the base was so prevalent in Indiana, that two years ago the Legislature enacted changes in how the base is recalculated each year (the TIF neutralization). 

I have obtained all of these forms for all Marion County TIFs from 2008 to 2013.  Below I chart the increment and base for all TIFs whose base was not already zero in 2008.  I did not include 2013 data because they grouped the TIF numbers - for instance, all the component TIFs of the Consolidated Downtown TIF are no longer reported individually.  Suffice it to say, the new base recalculating method is most helpful in preserving the base.

Some notes to the graphs:
Assessments are done in one year, and the taxes are billed the following year on that assessment.  Thus, the x-axis reports time in the format of 2008pay2009.
The y-axis for the increment is on the left and increment is shown in red.
The y-axis for the base is on the right and base is shown in blue.

29 TIFs had non-zero base in 2008.

 

 

 

I think TIF 151 had a transcription error on the pay 2011 form

 

TIF 640 had been dormant before 2012, when it was reactivated.  The base was reconfigured at that point in time.

 

 

 

 

Regardless of what happened to the increment - rise or fall - the base always fell.  The combined erosion of the bases between 2008 and 2012 (not counting TIF 640 - the Dow Elanco TIF because its base was reconfigured during that period) amounted to $283,579,872.  The taxes on that eroded base did not continue to flow to the schools, libraries, or the city, as was promised.  Instead it went into the increment to fatten the TIF slush funds.



Follow the Money

A long time ago now, the Marion County Alliance of Neighborhood Associations began following the City's annual budget based on one proposition.  That proposition is that our elected officials can say lots of things, spin lots of yarns, and try to influence public impressions, but they will always put money into the things they feel are priorities regardless of what they say.

Today we sit with news reports of yet more MILLIONS of dollars going to the Pacers and their billionaire owners - voted on by the CIB prior to public disclosure of the actual deal agreement(read Gary Welch's excellent piece on Advance Indiana for more). 

Our elected officials are prepping us for goodly increases in income taxes to provide more cops on the street - while saying violent crime is actually down, its just shooter's aim that has improved.

Our elected officials will be looking to eliminate the local homestead credit - the third time for this push.

Our elected officials will look for a calm moment within which they can place the mass transit referendum on the ballot to raise taxes even more - and you just know that the light rail boondoggle will somehow be included once again.

But, where do we actually stand?  What priorities has Mayor Ballard-Vaughn actually placed on his spending of tax dollars?

Below are two charts comparing the actual budget numbers for some City Departments and Municipal Corporations for 2014.

First is a comparison of several Municipal Corporations as well as the collective revenue from Marion County's TIF districts.  The total budget for all Muni Corps is nearly that of the entire City-County budget ($955 M vs $1.0 B).

You will notice that our elected officials value sports as much as they value the current IndyGo and public Library combined.  The slush fund that TIFs provide, of course, also rivals the basic public service spending that I thought City government was supposed to provide.

The chart below compares spending on different departments included in the City's annual budget.  The Fire numbers include the fire budgets for the three Townships that still operate their own departments in addition to IFD's budget.  The Parks budget number shown below also includes money Ballard has moved into DPW's budget.  DPW's budget number has the Parks money removed.

Elected officials give a little more priority to police and fire than they do sports, but not substantially more.  Parks has been gutted by this Mayor.  In fact, Ballard-Vaughn's proposed RebuildIndy 2 program would spend just about as much on painting bike lanes as he budgeted for all parks in 2014.

When an elected official talks to you about his or her priorities, ask them how they are really spending our money.

Admin Approvals March 14 Through April 14

Here are the latest Administrator Approvals listed in the Citizen Access Portal on the DCE webpages.  There is now a description of the project involved with the administrator approval petition, which I am including below.  For further information, each petition number contains a hyperlink to the DCE record.

First, those shown as having been submitted - but for which no decision has been noted:

2014ADM063

7200 N COLLEGE AVE
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46240

2014ADM061

3260 WESTLANE RD
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46268

Cluster Plan Approval - Subdivision to be know as Bentwood Springs

Proposed wrought iron (or similar material) gates with stone/masonry columns at the west pedestrian entrance of Park Tudor's campus off of Pennridge Drive, set back with campus approximately 9-10 feet from the east line of (vacated) Central Avenue, at existing concrete walk.

2014ADM027 -- elevations

6081 E 82ND ST

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46250

Approved 4/14/14

 

2014ADM067

8220 TROTTER RD
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46113

Antenna and equipment upgrade on exisiting tower

2014ADM066

6330 GUILFORD AVE
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46220

Replacement of 3 antennas and addition of 3 modules to existing tower; addition of ground equipment

2014ADM065

5444 BARKER LN
LAWRENCE IN 46236

Replacement of 3 antennas and related equipment to exisiting tower

Approved 4/11/14

 

2014ADM072

7256 COMPANY DR
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46237

equipment upgrade cell antenna - existing tower

2014ADM071

8421 MASTERS RD
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46250

equipment upgrade cell antenna - existing tower

2014ADM070

8688 MADISON AVE
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46227

equipment upgrade cell antenna - existing tower

2014ADM069

5155 S EMERSON AVE
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46237

Wireless communications facility antenna and equipment upgrade through replacement

2014ADM068

1005 WESTERN DR
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46241

equipment upgrade cell antenna - existing tower

Approved 4/9/14

 

2014ADM062

4515 LAKERIDGE DR
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46234

Change in window elevations approval for PK2 district.

Approved 4/7/14

 

2014ADM060

7929 MICHIGAN RD
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46268

Approximately 218-square foot outdoor cat enclosure addition to existing building of the Humane Society

Approved 4/4/14

 

2014ADM059

150 STEEPLES BLVD

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46222

Approval of site plan for track and field and parking lot at Central State

2014ADM058

4700 TODD RD

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46237

site plan, landscape plan and building elevation approval for assisted living facility.

2014ADM056

4702 ROCKVILLE RD

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46222

Approval of site plans and elevations for a remodel to the Chuck Klein Park softball field and building.

2014ADM057

965 E TROY AVE

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46203

Approval of upgardes to an existing wireless tower

2014ADM041

4700 ENGLISH AVE

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46201

Sidewalk addition

Approved 4/2/14

 

2014ADM055

4141 S EAST ST

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46227

2014ADM054

2236 E 10TH ST

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46201

Approval of awning sign replacement for Soul Sisters' Comfort Food.

2014ADM050 - cell tower

8500 KEYSTONE CROSSING

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46240

Approved 3/28/14

 

2014ADM052

8435 PENDLETON PIKE

LAWRENCE IN 46226

Approved 3/27/14

 

2014ADM036

6231 N KEYSTONE AVE

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46220

Approved 3/26/14

 

2014ADM048

227 W MICHIGAN ST

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46204

2014ADM051

5360 W 16TH ST

SPEEDWAY IN 46224

Approved 3/25/14

 

2014ADM049

2119 N PARK AVE

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46202

Approved 3/21/14

 

2014ADM046

2700 S BELMONT AVE

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46221

2014ADM047

4650 W 86TH ST

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46268

Approved 3/20/14

 

2014ADM040

6161 DECATUR BLVD

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46241

Approved 3/18/14

 

2014ADM045

6901 ZIONSVILLE RD

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46268

2014ADM042

11725 FOX RD

LAWRENCE IN 46236

2014ADM043

3636 E 38TH ST

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46218

Approved 3/17/14

2014ADM044

3360 W 30TH ST

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46222