HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCM-12-07-87 MINUTES OF THE MEETING
OF THE CARMEL CITY COUNCIL
December 7, 1987
The meeting of the Carmel City Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M.
on December 7, 1987 by Mayor Hancock with Council members Miller,
McMullen, Doane, Johnson, Garretson, Fleming and Badger present. Also
present were City Attorney Andrews and Clerk-Treasurer Jones.
Invocation was given by Miss Doane followed by the Pledge of
Allegiance.
Mr. Fleming made a motion to approve the minutes of November 16, 1987
and November 30, 1987. Motion seconded by Mr. Johnson and passed
unanimously.
OLD BUSINESS
Accucable Agreement, Cable TV Franchise - A letter was presented to
members of the Council reference their request for figures concerning
gross receipts. Mayor Hancock called for the vote on the franchise
agreement. The vote was taken and all members voted aye. A Resolution
will be drawn up by the City Attorney 12-7-87-2 and presented at the
next Council meeting for signatures.
NEW BUSINESS
Publlc Hearing, Ordinance Z-224, Proposed Rezone - Sue McMullen made a
motion to introduce Crdinance Z-224 and dispense with reading the same.
Motion seconded by Minnie Doane. Mr. Jim Nelson, 3663 Brumley Way,
Carmel, attorney for Trammel Crow presented the proposed rezone to the
Council outlining the area and the cooperation they had with the
Northridge Homeowners Association. The property is 64.16 acres of
undeveloped real estate located immediately north of I-465 lying
between College Avenue on the East and U.S. 31 on the West. Following
Mr. Nelson's presentation, Mayor Hancock opened the meeting for public
hearing. Mrs. Betty Hawkins, President of the Northridge Homeowners
Association and residing at
10240 North Delaware stated that the majority of property owners and
members of the association were not opposed to the project. Mrs.
Hawkins stated that Trammel Craw was their choice of developers and
had bent over backwards to accomodate the residents of Northridge.
Janice George,
10109 Broadway, Indianapolis stated she too was pleased with the
cooperation from Trammel Crow and while they hated to part with their
woods they understood and they toc were pleased with Trammel Crow as
the Developer. Jim Barr from the Department of Highways then addressed
the Council. Mr. Barr stated he was very pleased with the cooperation
he received from Trammel Crow concerning the cloverleaf project at
I465. The public hearing was then closed. After several questions fro~
the President of the Council, Ted Johnson the following seven items
were requested to be inclllded in the re-zone and the application will
be voted on at the December 21, 1987 Council meeting.
Carmel City Council Mirutes
December 7, 987
Re-Zone Continued
1.) Conceptual site development plan (Exhibit E) would be added to the
covenants. 2.) Committment to Pa~k area in B-7 #2 Zoning. 3.)
Committment to deferred building in 4.5 acres that border on project.
4.) Committment to lighting of road through project. 5.) Conduits under
intersection at College for future traffic light. 6.) Sidewalk on the
scuthside of 103rd would be possible only if right-of-way wcs
available. Developer to actively pursue purchase of right-of-way. 7.)
Conceptual site development plan (Exhibit E) would be added to the
committments.
New Business
Resolution 12-7-87-1, Transfer of Funds, City Court - Mr. Garretson made
a motion to approve resolution 12-7-87-1 transferring funds from #640
to #110 in t~e amount of $300.00 in order to pay the new clerk in the
courts fol the transition and training period. Mr. Badger seconded the
motion and all Council members vote aye.
Resolution 12-7-87-3, Jane Reiman Resolution- A resolution introduced
by Mr. Garretson commending Jane Reiman for her work as Mayor of Carmel
was passed through a motion made by Jim Garretson and seconded by Mr.
Badger. All membe]s of the Council voted aye. Mr. Garretson and Mr.
Johnson would see that it was reprinted and framed for Jane. The
resolution would be presented to Jane at the February 5th Rotary Club
luncheon. Mr. Johnson invited all the members of the City Council to
attend the luncheon at Lotus Gardens.
The City Council adjourned at 8:55 P.M.
APPROVED
ATTEST
Susan W Jones Clerk-Treasurer