The Dearborn County Redevelopment Commission met August 8th
at 5 PM following a one hour executive session. No decisions were announced
following the executive session.
Register Publications also covered this meeting.
Members present
were: John Rahe, Chairman, Dave Deddins, and Jim Helms.
ABSENT: Kevin Lynch who was in INDY with a friend who had
lost his 23 year old daughter in a car accident and Jim Deaton, who was on
vacation, per Randall.
Andrea Ewan, Attorney, Terri Randall, Administrator, and Sue
Hayden, took minutes.
Maynard Barrett, Councilman, was also in attendance.
Minutes were approved for July with the correction that Wade
Kimmon was in attendance.
New Business:
Terri Randall stated that the budget for 2014 was submitted
to Council for $100,000 instead of the $75,000 from previous years. CVTB (
Visitor’s Bureau) pays $50,000 and the Council pays $25,000. She is asking
Council for additional $25,000 to match CVTBs $50,000. The Redevelopment
Commission approved the budget request.
Terri Randall received approval to pay the following
invoices:
1.
Lonnie Steele- $400 per month ($800 so far) for
mowing in the West Harrison TIF. She researched this price and found out it was
reasonable.
2.
Sue Hayden- $80 for 5 hours of staying late to
do minutes at $16/hour. She is paid higher that her salary rate as she is a
private contractor for this and gets a 1099.
3.
Bayer Becker Engineering- $385
4.
Terri Randall- $63.71 reimbursement for taking
broker to lunch in preparation for the grant project.
**They did NOT pay the IN OH Railway as Bayer Becker advised
them not to yet- further research on that bill for $630.
Terri Randall reported that they need to contract with DCEDI
because they are a separate entity now. DCEDI asked for an updated agreement
and payment of $17,000 to finish 2013. She was approved to work on that
agreement/contract.
The flood plain proposal by a company for a study in the West
Harrison Corridor for $8600 was discussed. Terri Randall will meet with
Planning dept and others in the county to see if we don’t already have much of
that information already. If they go ahead they will get at least 3 quotes.
This is needed for land purchases in that TIF area.
Terri Randall reported that the report for County Council
was submitted on time on August 1 and will go to DLGF ( State Board of Accounts) by Oct 1. It lists the TIFs, parcels,
and balances of their TIF accounts.
Meeting adjourned at 5:15 PM
Christine Brauer Mueller
Lawrenceburg Township
1 comment:
why don't the highway dept mow the tif land sence they have the mowers would save tax payers $400 a month.
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