Thursday, May 16, 2024

16 May 2024 Dearborn County Regional Sewer District Board Meeting Notes

 

16 May 2024 DCRSD Board Meeting Notes

Brett Fehrman - Vice President ( Acting Chairman), Russell Beiersdorfer, Bill Shelton, Doug Baer, Jeff Stenger (arrived 5:15), and Steward Cline 

ABSENT: Steve Renihan - President.

Board Attorney - Frank Kramer

Also present: Bob Hrezo and Christy Harlan of Hrezo Engineering,Nick Bailey, Crossroads, Rick Probst and Jim Thatcher, Commissioners, Tamara Taylor, Beacon.

Beiersdorfer read the Public Access Statement as legally required.

Minutes: Approved April Minutes

Treasurers Reports - were reviewed from their email packets. Discussion about having Accountant, Katrina, to one of their meetings. Board is to email questions to her or Doug that they are wanting answers on. Some of their requests were fulfilled and asset allocations. Shelton noted that Katrina works for Lee Ann Boggs of Boggs and Race.

Public Comment:Chris and Mrs. Statt ( sp?) 20343 SR 1- Asked about the new sewer system by there at Guilford. Cline answered by giving an overview. Wife said they got a letter- been here 14 years and this is first we have heard about it. They heard it was for 60 houses along SR 1. They wanted to be sure they were on the mailing list for future info. 

Project Updates: Christy presented

Guilford- Service area - Main , Church, Washington, Bonnell, Fire house, and park, east side of SR 1and cross back over right before Pribble Rd. They have a  3-in and 4-in line. Start has a state of the art septic system about 17 years old. Do we have to connect? Baer said that they can ask for an exception to hooking on. You will have to provide this board and health dept that your system has been evaluated and is working. He encourages them to consider the grant funding that gives the grinders at cost. You would have to pump out tank  and properly abandon it. Statt is retired and on fixed income. About $10,000- $15,000 is what you would be giving up if you kept septic. Make sure you have a working system. 

The Homeowners Costs: Connection from house to grinder pump, electric disconnect switch, maintenance of grinder pump.

They did not have rates for this yet - so cannot say what the monthly bill will be.

Permits are there and just waiting on fine-tuning Kevin Chaffee’s design. This project is in the $5.5 million range.      

High Ridge WWTP -nothing

High Ridge west Expansion - nothing

Wilson Creek Project- nothing

Huesman Rd and Cole Lane-nothing

Harrison TIF/Stone Project- DCRC is looking at extending the line out there- further west to Sheltons. There is a manhole at the Farmer property. The TIF goes beyond SR46 there per Beiersdorfer.

Scenic Ridge/148 Sewers /Outer Drive- nothing

Stateline Rd- Kings have started digging their grinder pump per Baer and Nick Bailey

Serenity Ridge Tranquility Court- nothing

Moores Hill- nothing

Dillsboro- Fehrman said Dillsboro didn’t really have a cost for treatment figured yet. They want the DCRSD to propose some language on us having say in future rates. Brett said they want DCRSD to help by participating with an 8 inch line to SEI Data. Cline thought maybe there may be a negotiated trade on doing his in lieu of some extra connections. Surprised they are asking something this large with Link 101 not going to proceed. Proposed lift station before was by SEI. Christy is designing it as a 4 in to their plant. This is in the  $2.5 million range. 

New Business: -none

Office Update: Texas Gas -3 new pumps hooking on. Exit interview with SBOA next week. 

Claims: Approved paying April and May claims. Made a $5 billing adjustment. They are keeping the project costs separated from other items.  

Discretion of the Board: Baer- An individual filed concerns with the Guilford project with IDEM and an administrative judge gave them till mid June for more info. There were other people along the line that might go along with this- Board was unclear on how much this will slow process down. They can still go out for bids. Construction might delay???

Fehrman said they should consider moving forward with a superintendent. Cline- get a list of processes so they know what do. Stenger- The attorneys were to get us to a way to hire this type of person. We don’t want 50 plus 30 people calling the board to see how they hook up. Cline- Maybe compile a list via email and then bring it to open meeting to discuss and decide.

Adjourn: 6:15 PM

Christine Brauer Mueller

Lawrenceburg Township




Wednesday, May 15, 2024

AGENDA- 28 May 2024 Dearborn County Plan Commission Meeting

 PLAN COMMISSION

AGENDA

Tuesday, May 28, 2024

6:00 P.M.


*Location: Henry Dearborn Meeting Room; Dearborn County Government Center


A. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

B. ROLL CALL

C. ACTION ON MINUTES—April 22, 2024

D. OLD BUSINESS – NONE TO BE RE-OPENED

E. NEW BUSINESS –

1. Request: Zone Map Amendment from Heavy Industrial (I3) to Planned Unit


Development (PUD) Mixed Use


Applicant/Owner: Hrezo Engineering / Lighthouse Point Yacht Club, LLC

Site Location: 11042 SR 56

Parcel: #15-12-09-500-007.000-002

Township: Center Size: +/-56 acres

Existing Zoning: Heavy Industrial (I3)

2. Request: Zone Map Amendment from Local Business (B1) to High Density


Residential (R3)


Applicant/Owner: Joseph Henry Construction LLC / Dearborn County Redevelopment

Site Location: Professional Park Drive

Parcel: #15-01-34-404-001.003-006, #15-01-34-404-001.002-006, #15-01-34-


404-002.004-006 & #15-01-34-404-002.003-006

Township: Harrison Size: +/-1.0 acres

Existing Zoning: Local Business (B1)

F. ADMINISTRATIVE

Review, discuss and recommend changes to the Zoning Ordinance, Article 25, Section 2502, Table

25.1—R-3 Dimensional Standards for Minimum Living area.


Dearborn County Plan Commission


165 Mary Street Lawrenceburg, IN 47025

Phone: (812) 537-8821 Fax: (812) 532-2029

www.dearborncounty.org/planning


Review, discuss and recommend changes to the Zoning Ordinance, Article 3, Section 315—

Conditional Use Requirements as it related to multi-family process that is no longer needed with the

new residential districts.

Review, discuss and recommend changes to the Zoning Ordinance, Article 25, Section 2562—

Residential Townhouse and Multi-Family Design Standards. This section is no longer needed with

the new residential districts that now include multi-family standards.

Review and discuss Model Ordinance from the State for Floodplain Regulations.

Review and discuss multiple changes to Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision Regulations based on

new State Code related to development on slopes up to 25%.

Tuesday, May 14, 2024

14 May 2024 Dearborn County Council Meeting Notes

 

14 May 2024 Dearborn County Council Meeting Notes

Present: Liz Morris, President, Dennis Kraus. Sr., Dan Lansing, Kevin Turner, Tim Doll, Mark Dole, and Glenn Wright. 

Also present: Connie Fromhold, Auditor

Title VI Statement read as legally required

Transfers:

Circuit Probation- $8,000 from 2151.32300 to 2151.45100 for Vehicle Purchase.

Additional Appropriations:

Park- Gene Cleary & Tim Greive

Bright Meadows Park Trail-$220,000 (1179 Park & Recreation) TABLED- Still looking for grants per Tim Doll

Juvenile Center- Overtime $53,483 (1001 County General)- I came in after this item- not sure if approved or not.

Highway- Todd Listerman- included discussions of all the issues with the creeks and rainfall issues  and the roadways, hills, and bridges. There is enough money to cover this from 7303 account. $2.89 million out of Transportation Infrastructure. Coming back in August for $450.000.00  Bridge #64 and #33 $450,000 will come out of Transportation Infrastructure. 

Bridge #87 Johnson Fork, $1,050,000- Johnson Fork will be close for a couple months for this.Hopefully for this year. Approved. 

(Erosion Stabilization and Rehabilitation 7303.41500 Transportation Infrastructure)

Bridge #58 Wilson Creek Rd, $650,000- very deteriorated and will cut out 6-8 ft of the existing deck. To be done this year. Approved.

(Rehabilitation, Coping Repair and Erosion Control 7303.41500 Transportation Infrastructure)

Bridge #50 Geiger Rd, $190,000- working on last piece of ROW to be acquired. Owner is elderly and getting its signed per Baudendistel. Construction only. Approved.

(Scour Correction & Guardrail 7303.41500 Transportation Infrastructure)

Bridge #215 Brush Fork Rd, $1,550,000- cost went up about 10% on this. Plans all done. ROW secured. Will let it in the fall. Relocating utilities in winter. Construction in 2025. Closed 4-5 months. Only access will be off Sawdon Ridge then. No match on this. Approved.

(Replacement- 1001 General)- $2.285 million total.

Bridge # 68, York Ridge Rd, $160,000- Chaining the bridge showed decking starting to delaminate. They will fix joints also- and then decide what the deck will be made. This cost is for design only. The overlay should last about 20 years. Looking at close to $1million for all this. TOTAL replacement would be $3-4 million and will last 75 years. But the cost and time of closure would be greater too. State switched over from latex overlays to micro silica. They do hydro- demolition to avoid jack hammering everything and only replaces the bad areas. Approved.

(Design, Rehabilitation and Deck Overlay- 1001 General)

Small Structure #213 on Lower Dillsboro Rd.-  $575,000- The other one there was funded last night  per Listerman- due to storm issue. Waiting on last ROW signature. First repair all the issues before trying to go for Community Crossings funds to pave Lower Dillsboro from Chesterville to Aurora in 2027. Approved.

(Replace Small Structure- (1001 General)

Subdivision Paving, $1,000,000- these need to be maintained to keep them in good condition also. This will get maybe about 4 miles done. Looking at age, houses, and condition to prioritize. Looking at some 36 years old. Using county money for subdivisions and state matches and Community Crossings for the collectors etc.Listerman wanted to have the conversation with the council about setting this up. Using millings when state roads are redoing highways in the past. There used to be a lot more gravel roads. Now about 20 miles of gravel left to be paved when possible. Cannot keep kicking the can down the road. Dole asked when they would get out done if they gave the money. Probably for next year. TABLED for now. Dole - Want a list for the roads and criteria. Don’t care where they are- but need the plan.  

(Paving-7303.41500 Transportation Infrastructure)

Highway- Tim Greive

2 Single Axel Trucks, Equipped for Multi-Seasonal Use-$415,000 (1176- Unrestricted Highway)- Still hard to get trucks even after COVID. Can get 2 more with same price as January if buy in July.  Some have 300,000 miles on them. We have 24 trucks many 20 years. Want 4 going into the winter. Approved.

North Hogan Rd Slip (Crider Hill)-$1,800,550 (4916 Riverboat) 1,060 linear feet- one of the biggest we have. Does not qualify for funding. Can’t keep guardrail on it anymore. This is adjacent to North Hogan and fits into other projects that are fixed in the area. The new bridge would be in and go to Community Crossings for the paving. Approved. 

Grieve needs money at next meeting for NCRS grant but Liz Morris signed for the grant.Committing to our 25%. 75% comes back. Will need this in the fall. Commissioners already signed. 

Grieve had one more thing- talked to Andy Baudendistel.  It’s land needed along the Randall Ave property for the Highway Garage to be MS4 compliant. They need to get 2 appraisals. 10 acres to the west of the garage. Council needs to adopt a resolution to say they are interested in the property and would be limited to the average of the 2 appraisals. Hey will have to relocate the Jamison Rd site as it is too close to the creek there. No decision yet.  

Surveyor-

 MS4 Educational Funds $2,000, (1001 General/4914 Riverboat)- take from County General. Approved.

GPS Equipment- $41,127 (1202 Surveyor Perpetuation Fund)- can’t be fixed- Approved.

Clerk-Ballot set-up, $7,200 (1001 General/4914 Riverboat)- take from County General- spent because of so many precinct committeemen on the ballot. 

Glenn Wright- Question about card slot versus Ballot slot on election day. What happens to the ballot if put in the card slot? - no answer as Wendy Beatty not here.  

Building Department-Bill Shelton

Printer/Copier/Scanner-$5,000 (1001 General/4914 Riverboat)- Use Office Shop - have free ink and maintain. Approved. 

Commissioners-

EMS LIT- $184,012 Appropriate Remainder for 12th month (1236 EMS LIT)- This is a correction only. Approved.

Auditor-Connie Fromhold

JAVS Video Recording-$30,000 (1001 General/4914 Riverboat)- TABLE until Connie comes back from the auditors conference next week. Get 3 quotes. 

Minutes & Salary Ordinance- Auditor Fromhold- Approved minutes and anything that was changed on salaries- as housekeeping. 

There is $36,000 to roll back not County General from COVID time. Approved to move back.

Health First Fund - Doug Baer, Health Dept- move forward to readjust finds and do part time this year. Cap on what you can pay and it comes out of their grant funding. Looking at $26-28/hr. It would be 28 hours per week. Need Council approval. This is for Field Staff. Most is in septic and soils but there are others. Need more as county is growing. Approved. 

Late Arrival- Andy Baudendistel Attorney- Dillsboro $18,000+  and Moores Hill $4,001.80 sent their 911 money in already So they have their one year interlocal cooperation agreements to be signed. Still have to get St Leon. Continuing to work on this- But this is to keep 2024 paperwork straight. Others are for 3 years. These are just annual. Approved to sign. 


FOLLOWING IS A DISCUSSION RE: DILLSBORO EMS ISSUES INITIATED BY GLENN WRIGHT

Glenn Wright- asked if LIT money had been distributed- Yes- 1st month. Asked if any oversight? 

Baudendistel- each unit is to provide financials annually and schedule meeting with the county administrator. 

Wright- said he’d heard there were thing like TVs and recliners purchased for EMS

Kevin Turner- asked if he could find out where the TV’s and recliners were being purchased. 

Kevin Turner- said they (who is they?) had met with Dillsboro and it went flat and wants to try to schedule something with Harry after the meeting. Harry Witteride asked if they were to meet with Fire Dept. or him. He wants to meet with Harry.

Thatcher said that he, Jason?, and Drew?. Wants an open discussion with them. To try to meet next Wednesday to try to put Dillsboro back on line. [NOTE: Perhaps this meeting needs to be public, considering the recent issues there.]

Glenn Wright- asked about dispatch being cancelled.

Steve Gemmer- Shane McHenry called the day of the eclipse( April 8, 2024) and admitted that 3 officers were there. One out back and 2 in the building. And he also admitted that he did not stop this on the day after the No trespass order issued. It wasn’t until Jan 12th that he got rid of the no trespassing order. And just so you know we are still trying to get records together that the people that were not authorized to be there destroyed. So Workers comp wants last years records and we don’t have them We are dealing with some other issues. There are also legal investigations going on, now criminal… On the 12th we were told that you would work with us. We had people lined up to do it.  And 5 days later you pulled them. So we lost 4 more people because of that. I’d like to know why it was OK to make. a contract with an unauthorized board? That you won’t make with the authorized board. There were no stipulations on the unauthorized board. From what I understand this has been going on for 10 years- the mess. That is why I got involved. I kept getting that I was lied to by several people and it did not make sense. And they kept changing the story. So I went straight to sources to try and look into it. Alan Goodman told me he couldn’t talk about it- that it was criminal. We agreed to do it month to month for a short time with no payment. And that is NOT what happened. Five days later after we put all that together and we scrambled so we could do it, without telling anybody they took dispatch away. How we found out was when Auroras showed up in Dillsboro. This man and that man lied to us too many times. They are not going to be the ones we are going to deal with. I’m just being honest with you. 

Mark Dole- This is not a Council issue anyway- we funded and gave the money to teh Commissioners - so your issue is with the Commissioners.

Steve Gemmer- It is your issue - because Glenn and Dennis wanted to table this because there were other issues involved and wanted it tabled till we could get it straightened out. Because now you are asking the people of Dillsboro to pay this LIT ( Local income tax) money- you are asking the people of Dillsboro to do all this but get we do not have any representation. And do you realize how much money we have wasted- $110,000 that insurance is looking at paying, money stolen out of the bank. There was damage done to our building and damage to a lot if stuff. All because the deputy sheriff decided to Gove a no trespassing order to him ( Harry Witteride) If that wouldn’t have happened we wouldn’t be here right now. And that is a fact.

Liz Morris- that you for your comments.

Glen Wright- here’s the issue Liz- we are expected to make wise financial decisions with the taxpayers money. How can some people in a group make a presentation to the Council know these tings and not let the Council know?

Morris- I think those are pretty strong accusations.

Wright- I think there are things that were not told to the Council that night.

Morris- that would be surprising to me- but I don’t think we need to go down this path tonight. There is nothing. That we can do about it.

Wright- So we are just going to sweep it under the rug?

Morris- I’m not sweeping anything under the rug.

Wright You sure are

Morris- Actions were taken - there are contracts with the different departments people are involved with the distribution of funds, but I think we are beyond our scope.

Wright- In order for us to make a valid decision - like we have done with everything else tonight 0 we need to have all he info presented to us that is known by that committee or group. For example Mr Grieve presented info about the trucks he was asking for. The same thing should have been done with the Dillsboro EMS. We should have known these things were going on. I feel there are members of his Council and also he group that came up with this, that knew these things were going on but they did not tell us.

Morris- Those are pretty strong accusations.

Tim Doll- I’ll speak to that because I was part of the group as was Mr Turner. That group was tasked with finding the most equitable way to distribute those funds. That group was made up of individuals, I don’t know what they knew because of all the different backgrounds. I can tell you with 100% certainty that I did not withhold any information at that meeting. Wat we had was a spreadsheet and explained what we did and how we landed there. Then those funds were requested by the commissioners so they could distribute them. So that group of citizens and elected officials worked together- and it was a group- to come up with a best recommendation and this body moved forward with that and made a motion exactly as that spreadsheet shows. And that’s exactly what has happened with those funds since then, Glenn. So when you sit up here and make accusations about any one of us personally…

Wright- I’m not making accusations. I’m just saying someone had to know. No one knew that the sheriff’s deputies had been to Dillsboro EMS?

Kevin Turner- Mr Wright- there is something’s that you can learn if you are a a- at that time I was not a law enforcement officer. So as far as who got the trespass for what wherever, I did not have access for any sort of database system to look any of that up. I did not know anything was going on with that. Other than rumors and innuendoes. And then when the changeover or takeover happened I was not involved in the fire dept or EMS at that point. I dod not now till well after it happened. Did not know that they disputed things until well after it happened. Dod not know that attorneys and bank accounts frozen. Did not know that until well after it happened. Now that I am a law enforcement officer again I do have access to law enforcement databases, but I don’t search for stuff that is going on with Dillsboro EMS, because that is not my purview. I work for Ohio County Sheriff’s Dept.I don’t know who the heck was trespassing and as far as that is concerned that is an issue best taken up with the sheriff and his deputies and if his deputies acted inappropriately he has to discipline them. That is up to the Merit Board and the sheriff and all that. If it’s criminal it has to be take to the prosecutors office and she would have  file charges on them for official misconduct or something like that. If that was what happened. As for saying things are hidden from you. This group is just about the money That is the lane we stay in. 

Morris- this group has done a great deal of research on their own time and I thought it was rather extensive and I was appreciative about the reposes and amount of territories. I think what Council did on that evening was the appropriate thing action to take at that time. As far as I am conceded that issue is not on our agenda and there has been enough discussion, so I’ll call for an adjournment.   

Two nays to motion to adjourn  were Glenn Wright and Dennis Kraus Sr.  Meeting adjourned.

Adjournment- 6:55PM

Christine Brauer Mueller

Lawrenceburg Township

14 May 2024 Dearborn County Redevelopment Meeting Notes

 14 May 2024 Dearborn County Redevelopment Meeting Notes


Present: Jim Deaton, Chairman, Dave Deddens, Jim Mansfield, Alan Goodman, and Daryl Cutter (non- voting school board member)

ABSENT: Jim Helms - left after executive session for an appointment. 


Also present:Sue Hayden, county administrator and minute taker, Anthony Smart, attorney, Connie Fromhold, Auditor and DCRC treasurer.

MEETING STARTED at 9:40 AM

Title VI statement read as legally required.

The Dearborn County Redevelopment Commission has called an Executive Session for Tuesday, May 14, 2024 at 8:00 a.m.

The purposes for the Executive Session are to:

(1)  Discuss strategy with the respect to the purchase or lease of real property by the governing body up to the time a contract or option to purchase or lease is executed by the parties, classified confidential by state and federal statute:  IC 5-14-1.5-6.1(b) (2) (D)


(2)  Discuss interviews and negotiations with industrial or commercial prospects or agents of industrial or commercial prospects by the Indiana economic development corporation, the office of tourism development, the Indiana finance authority, an economic development commission, a local economic development organization (as defined in IC 5-28-11-2(3)), or a governing body of a political subdivision, classified confidential by state and federal statute: IC 5-14-1.5-6.1(b) (4).


MEMORANDUM OF EXECUTIVE SESSION- certified that only executive session materials that were advertised were discussed.


ACTION OF EXECUTIVE SESSION- $12,000 to ONE DEARBORN for the (unnamed) project discussed in the executive session. Approved

Get appraisal on a 3 acre site near St Elizabeth Hospital on Campus Dr.- Approved


PRESENTING TO TAXING UNITS- One Dearborn- Perleberg presented the report with a powerpoint including the Baker Tilley reports within. 

St Leon TIF started in 2006 and expires in 2036

West Aurora TIF- 2006 established in 2036 expanded for Kaiser Pickles

West Harrison TIF- 2006 established in 2036. Expanded in 2015 and 2021.Whitewater Mill expires in 2039- it is the biggest but the smaller area.

These also include the specific plans for those areas. Perleberg can email that report upon request. 

 

APPROVAL OF MINUTES- March 12th Minutes- Approved

HOUSEKEEPING- CLAIMS-Total for all is $36,692.50: Approved the items below

3 INVOICES TOTALING 20,492.50 TO BAYER BECKER- portions of tasks 4 and 6

4 invoices to Jeffrey D Thomas for 4 appraisals - $2800

$12,500 to One Dearborn far first qtr billing

$900 Drake Lawn Care- mowing and Clean up in West Harrison and Bright Properties

FINANCIALS- review

OLD BUSINESS:

Stone Property- Right of First Refusal- authorized at last meeting and signed today.

Support Letter for Bright project Rezone-Perleberg presented the letter from Nicole Daily. This is a 1 acre site that Joseph Henry Construction [NOTE: Joseph Henry Construction is represented by Joseph Perleberg per the DC Planning Board Notice for Zone Change] is getting B-1 changed to R3. Mike Perleberg is to write up the letter for the boards signature. Approved.  

Bayer Becker Updates- This was an emailed report from Bayer Becker- no discussion. Hayden asked for that letter to be submitted to her. 

NEW BUSINESS:

Farming Land Lease Agreement- Summer/Fall Stone Property- Approved

Letter and Ordinance for Capturing 2025 Tax Increments- Letter originally  prepared by Barnes and Thornburg Mr Pittman- Sue Hayden just updates it yearly to capture all the TIF. Approved.  (This would change if DCRC decided not to capture it all )

BETWEEN MEETING DECISION PROCESS- Deaton said that sometimes these are hurried executive sessions. They could have longer ones or meet more often. Board decided to meet monthly now starting in June. June 11 will be next meeting.

MEETING FREQUENCY - see above.

ONE DEARBORN REPORT:Mike Perleberg-  $10 million received for local entities to apply for in REDI 2 funding.

OCRA Stellar pathways program with Greendale. Dillsboro, and Dearborn County participating- will learn in June if they are final 4 and then in January there will be 2 winners This is “set-aside funding”. 

Cushman Wakefield continuing to market properties.

ATTORNEY’S REPORT- nothing 

OTHER BUSINESS- Deaton said they have noticed the value of their relationship with Baker Tilley so they can be more responsive to us. (Is this a retainer for services? Or a revision of the agreement that has increased fees and scope of work? ) You have a copy of the agreement to make that happen. Based on past relationship and potential for the future. 

Andy (and Jason) for Baker Tilley explained that it includes services they already provide. It also includes some more services they can assist with. If it goes beyond the amount then they can provide a letter and amount for those.
Dole asked what is the difference between this and what we have now? Anthony Smart thinks it’s a way to give Perleberg some leeway to contact them. Perleberg always contacts Deaton before contacting Baker Tilley. Approved.

Discussion about having decisions for Jim Deaton to proceed outside of meeting times.This has been a problem with every other month meetings.

Anthony Smart advised them to NOT make any decisions outside of a meeting. Deaton can ask the board members individually about speaking to a potential prospect  for example, but not poll members for a decision.  

Mike Perleberg reminded the DCRC that they had not taken action on the Bright TIF from the Executive Session this morning. ( A Bright TIF for an acre of townhomes? Or is there more to this?) Board motion to authorize the attorney (Anthony Smart) to prepare documents for authorizing a Bright TIF area. Approved. 

Sue Hayden- 2 checks were deposited  $1096.50 and $1603.50 for Cracker Barrel Billboard.

ADJOURNMENT - 10:25 AM

Christine Brauer Mueller

Lawrenceburg Township