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Name of Project: "Chaucie' s Place" - Child Advocacy Center
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Address: 1118 West Main Street. Carmel. IN. 46031
Type of Project:
Remodel
Applicant: Hamilton Connty Vpqj-;:t li'mm.L1",t-i nn Phone No. 779 (159.5
for Children. Inc.
ContactPerson:Sonia Leerkamp, Board President Phone No. 776-R')Q')
Address: One Hamilton Countv ~quarp. ~l1;tf' l1L.. NnnlPc:uil1... In --46060-2230
Legal Description: To be typewritten on a separate sheet
Area (in acres) .38 acres
Zoning
OwnerofRea1Estate:St. Vincent Hospital & Health Care Center, Inc.
Carmel:
Clay Township: V
Annexation: Y or N
Other Approvals Needed:
PARKING
No. of Spaces Provided:
8
No. Spaces Required:
DESIGN INFORMATION
Formerly a Single
Type of Building: Family Dwe llingNo. of Buildings: one (1)
Square Footage: 2,300
Height: 30 '
No. of Stories.2-
Exterior Materials: Vinyl Siding Colors: White
Maximum No. of Tenants: One (1) Type of Uses: Office
Water by: Well Sewer by: Septic
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J.,JGHTING
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Type of Fixture: Height of Fixture:
No. of Fixtures:
Additional Lighting:
... Plans to be submitted showing foot candle spread at property lines, per Ordinance.
SIGNAGE
No. of Signs: One ( 1)
'I)'pe of Signs:
Location(~: Front Yar4
Dimensions of each sign: N~T TO #X~p 6';( ~ /
Square Footage of each sign: AlP;' 7f7 4"xce,e]) nt 4 ~tJ? r"7:
Total Height of each sign: up, 77? exeu.o "I'
LANDSCAPING
... Plans to be submitted showtng pltmt types, sizes, and locations
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I, the undersigned, to the best of my knowledge and belief, submit the above infonnation as true
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President of Board of nirprrors
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State of Indiana,
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Before me the undersigned. a Notary Public for
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HAMILTON COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE
SONIA J. LEERKAMP · PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
DANIEL E. HENKE · CHIEF DEPUTY
JEFFREY D. WEHMUELLER
D. LEE BUCKINGHAM, II
JENNIFER L. FREEMAN
DAVID K. NAJJAR
JAMIE T. CAMPBELL
GRETCHEN S. PENNINGTON
STEPHANIE M. SMITH
WENDY C. PETERSEN
LAWRENCE D. NEWMAN
DAVID A. FINEBERG
KIMBERLY M. RASHEED
Members of the Carmel-Clay Plan Commission
RE: Docket No. 56-01ADLF
June 16, 2001 Plan Commission Meeting
"Chaucie's Place"
GARY C. LAMEY
JASON M. WANDEL
JUVENILE DIVISION
THOMAS G. TRATHEN
INVESTIGATOR
To Whom it May Concern:
Enclosed is a copy of the Application for Architectural Design, Lighting and Signage
for "Chaucie's Place", a Hamilton County Child Advocacy Center located at 1118
West Main Street, Carmel, Indiana.
"Chaucie's Place" is a project of the Hamilton County Vesta Foundation for Children,
Inc., which is a not-for-profit Indiana corporation formed in 1999.
As a child advocacy center, "Chaucie's Place" is not a shelter care facility. It's
purpose is to provide a child-friendly atmosphere where children alleged to be
victims of abuse or neglect may be interviewed by a team of professionals and their
cases reviewed for appropriate investigation, referral to service providers, and/or a
determination as to whether the legal system should become involved. This is
accomplished by bringing together law enforcement, child protection services and
the prosecutor's office to conduct a forensically designed investigation. In some
cases, where a child may have a learning disability or mental health issues, a
professional dealing with those specialties may also be involved in the interview and
assessment process.
The property at 1118 West Main Street is owned by S1. Vincent's Hospital. It has
been leased to the Foundation for renovation and use as "Chaucie's Place" for ten
(10) years at a cost of one dollar ($1.00) per year. As a partner in the Foundation's
efforts to create this Center, it is hoped that S1. Vincent's may eventually partner with
"Chaucie's Place" to provide the forensic medical examinations for the children who
are victims of abuse or neglect, so that these victims will no longer have to be
referred to Wishard in Indianapolis, as they are at this time.
BAD CHECK PROGRAM 774-2513
ONE HAMILTON COUNTY SQUARE, SUITE 134
NOBLESVJLLE, INDIANA 46060
(317) 776.8595. FAX (317) 776-8469
PRE-TRIAL DIVERSION 776-8415
DEFERRAL 770-8860
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"Chaucie's Place" is named for Chaucie Quillen, a victim of sexual abuse by her
father. She committed suicide the day after Christmas of 1996 due to her inability
to cope with the devastating effects her abuse had upon her. By creating "Chaucie's
Place" it is its founders' and supporters' hope that we can prevent any other child in
Hamilton County from suffering Chaucie's fate.
I look forward to meeting with you on June 16th to discuss "Chaucie's Place" with
you and answer any questions you may have. I will be joined in that effort by Rita
Johnson, Executive Director of "Chaucie's Place".
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I would like to Help!
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I want to help Chaucie's Place and
receive the quarterly newsletter.
Enclosed is my tax deductible contribution:
OUR MISSION
D $100+ Individual
D $500+ Family
D $1000+ Corporate
D $5000+ Gold quilt patch
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I understand that a contribution
of $1000 or more makes me
a "Quilt Patch" Sponsor.
Chaucie's Place is in
Hamilton County to provide
a neutral, child-friendly,
home-like environment where a
single, comprehensive
investigative interview can
take place with cases of alleged
child abuse and neglect.
The center aims to reduce the
trauma to the child, while
improving the quality of
evidence gathered to quickly and
efficiently resolve these cases
through the use of a
multi-disciplinary team and
specially trained interviewers.
1118W Main Street
Carmel, IN 46032
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Where Caring, Protection and Healing Come Together
please make checks payable to:
Chaucie's Place
P.O. Box 538
Noblesville, IN 46061-0538
Rita Johnson
Executive Director
Please send me more information regarding:
D scheduling a speaker
D volunteer opportunities
317-844-5220
Fax: 317-776-2947
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A Division of:
Hamilton County Vesta
Foundation for Children, Inc.
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Who was Chaucie?
Chaucie Quillen was born on
September 3, 1974. She grew up in
Carmel, where she excelled in
both academics and athletics.
It seemed Chaucie had a wonderful
life. In reality, her father had
been sexually abusing her since she
was 11 years of age.
Chaucie found the courage to report
her abuse when she was 18. Her
father was prosecuted, but after
a two-week trial the jury was unable to
reach a unanimous verdict. The
case was subsequently resolved
through plea negotiations and
Chaucie's father received a sentencc__
on charges of sexual battery.
The strain of her abuse by her father
and the inability of the legal system to
adequately address her case took its
toll and on December 26, 1995
Chaucie took her own life.
Everyone involved in Chaucie's case
wondered what could have been done
differently and how to prevent this
outcome from happening to other
victims of abuse in Hamilton County.
The Solution: Chaucie's Place
What is
Chaucie's Place?
Chaucie's Place is where Caring,
Protection and Healing Come Together.
A center that will provide a unique
approach to the investigation of cases
of abuse and neglect of children in
Hamilton County.
By utilizing a multi-disciplinary
approach, a team of individuals
consisting of law enforcement,
child welfare caseworkers, prosecutors
and medical and mental health
professionals will conduct a
coordinated interview, investigation
and staffing of each case reported
to it, so that victims and their support
persons will receive prompt,
thorough and comprehensive
handling of their cases.
Each child will only be subjected
to one interview, which will be
monitored by the other members of
the team and preserved on video tape.
This will minimize trauma to the child,
while allowing prompt and effective
handling of each case to ensure the
best possible outcome.
The Goal of
Chaucie's Place
To reduce the trauma to
child abuse victims.
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To expedite investigations by
eliminating repetitive interviews.
To build stronger cases for
prosecution while minimizing
the negative impact of the
court process on the child.
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To train professionals and
community members on
child abuse intervention, treatment,
and prevention.
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To increase interagency
collaboration in Hamilton County.
Where (oring, PrOIBdion and HBoling (cmeTogether