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? OBER 21, 1996
The Carmel Redevelopment Commission (the "Commission") held its October 21, 1996
meeting in the Caucus Room at Carmel City Hall, One Civic Square Carmel, Indiana, at 6:00 p.m.
Present were Amy Boldt, Megan Boschini, Ronald E. Carter, Rick Roesch and Susan
Westermeier, members of the Commission, Debra Grisham, City Attorney, Luci Emison of Ice
Muller Donadio & Ryan and Mayor Brainard.
Serving as temporary chairman and secretary of the meeting, Ms. Grisham called the
meeting to order noting that all members were present and asked each member to introduce
themselves which served as roll call.
Ms. Grisham passed out the Agenda and explained that the Commission needed to elect a
President, a Vice President, a Secretary and had the authority to elect a Treasurer which office is
optional under Indiana law. After some discussion, the consensus was to elect all officers except
the Treasurer and to ask the Clerk-Treasurer to handle the Commission's finances. Ms. Grisham
('Ah agreed to discuss such with the Clerk-Treasurer: Ms. Grisham opened nominations for officers,
starting with the office of President. Mr. Carter nominated Ms. Boschini and Ms. Westetmeier
nominated Mr. Roesch. Mr. Roesch was elected on a vote of 4 to I with Mr. Carter voting for -
Ms. Boschini. Ms. Grisham then turned the chair of the meeting over to President Roesch.
President Roesch opened nominations for Vice President. Mr. Carter nominated Ms.
Boschini. No other nominations were made and Ms. Boschini was elected 5 to 0. President
Roesch opened nominations for Secretary. Mr. Carter nominated Ms. Boldt and after a
discussion of the responsibilities. for the Secretary, Ms. Boldt accepted the nomination and was
elected 5 to 0.
The scheduling of regular meeting was the next agenda item discussed. Before scheduling
the next two meetings for November 11, 1996 and December 10, 1996 at 6:30 p.m., the
Commission discussed the purpose of the meetings. While it was decided that it was too
premature to discuss the particulars of the Linder TIF proposal with regard to the hferchants
Square property, the Commission decided to educate itself on.its role. Accordingly, it asked that
Ms Grisham invite to the Commission's November meeting, a representative from the
Department of Community Services to summarize the 2020 Vision Plan.and a representative from
the Carmel Main Street Committee to address future development in Carmel. The Commission
decided to invite to the December meeting, a representative from the Noblesville Redevelopment
Commission and Mayor Brainard. While the Noblesville representative will be asked to focus on
what role the Noblesville Commission has played, Mayor Brainard will be asked to share his
vision for development in Carmel.