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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20 S. Rangeline - 1984 Purchase of Carmel Theater/Carmel Theater Park contributors, dedication, etc.By MARTY SPITZ The city —of Carmel now owns, the Carmel. Theater and the 1/8 acre of land on which it sits. Theprevious owners of the theater, Othmar and Libby Grueninger, turned over the deed and title in- surance Monday at around noon in 'exchange' for a $55,000 check, as cording to Mayor Jane Reiman. ' .7"I;m,very:�happy, and that's a nice ' 'Christmas present," she said. "I was hoping we', could finish this•up before the end of 1984." . a •The mayor praised the Grueningers_ for selling the theater to the city: in- stead of to people who might useit as an ''X -rated movie house. Concern about : the theater's fate ' is what Reiman to suggest the city _ buy the theater and make its lot into a , . ,, ;. "They (the Grueningers) certainly ' would have . made more money. 'somewhere else. ;..but she . (Mrs: Grueninger) is community minded.1.I ;don't ;often run into people like that; "..: the `mayor; said. s I run into a lot of .grimy people in my job'',< i. k:: L The .theater, which showed'second ;and third run Ymovies; opened in the .1940s but was closed :after the first'of ?., 'the•year for financial reasops.. "i; • The mayor said a demolition firm, McKnight Demolition of Indianapolis, will not be able to begin work tearing down the theater until the end of January or the beginning of February. She said work can progress as long as there is no snow or ice. She plans to ; notify 'nearby residents and business owners when work is to begin, warning them of the possible inconvenience of noise and heavy equipment. , • The city will pay $4,800 to demolish the building, considerably Less than the $10,000 approved for the work by the city council. The demolition team was due to start work in November, but the sale of the theater was delayed ,by a controversy surrounding an easement on the north side of the 'movie house. Marshall.Andic-hi. o owns Carmel• Real Estate next rtoax,.us s_aliout six feet of the theater's propertyas a driveway and parking.area,-He.said he_ was •promised rights to use:.that property when he bought the lot next door from Libby Grueninger's sister several years ago. . Mayor Reiman refused to buy the lot ' until that • problem could be resolved. She also refused to give up the six feet from the lot, which she :. hopes to make into a small city park next spring and summer. "I wont _have anyone driving • throug oup he a_ the time that closing the sale was post- poned. She asked Andich . to sign a quit- claim deed .. but he refused. Since then, e r ninger's at- torneys, Campbell, Kyle & Proffitt of Carmel,, secured title insurance from Hamilton Title Security Inc., Carmel, which shows the city has clear title to all of the property and no right -of -way easements for Andich. Andich's . recourse is to take the matter to court. The title insurance would cover the city's cost of such an action. He was unavailable for comment Monday and yesterday., "We have clear title and he (An- dich) will have to deal with the title company," Mayor Reiman said Monday:: "But I'm not even thinking about that. All I know is that we have it (the deed), and we're going to go ahead with our plans." Those plans are for . a park with benches; trees and bushes, and possibly other facilities,• • such as a parade review stand or band shelter. G.rnorate lift al STAR METRO REPORT Carmel, Ind. — Thanks to a donation from R.V. . Welch Invest- ments Inc. and Fidelity Bank of Indiana, Carmel will soon have the kind of park Mayor. Jane A. Reiman had envisioned on the site of the old Carmel Theater. Mrs. Reiman had led city efforts to purchase the theater when she feared it might someday be sold to a firm that would show X-rated movies. To prevent 'that, the city bought the theater in late 1984 and s Ca demolished the downtown landmark this spring, hoping to build a park in its place. The gift from the two companies is making that possible, Mrs. Rei- man said Tuesday. "This is our first corporate gift. It's a milestone for us," she said. "We're very grateful. I didn't solicit it. They came forward." F. Richard Rembusch, a vice president with Welch, said Welch will underwrite the expenses, paying the majority of the costs with the mei ark t theater site remainder paid for by a "substan- tial" donation from Fidelity. The exact figures will depend on . the final cost, which is expected to be more than $60,000, he said. Construction on the new park, located at 21 South Range Line Road, should begin next week and be completed in about 10 weeks. The new park will feature a decorative pool and fountain, 6-foot- high brick walls on the north and east sides, extensive landscaping with paving stones and benches, and a small staging area. A large evergreen also will be planted near the front of the park and, Mrs. Reiman said, will be decorated each Christmas. The park is as yet unnamed, though Mrs. Reiman said she favors calling it "The Downtown Park." "We'll always know where it is then," she said, adding that the also hopes the park will aid revitalization of downtown Carmel. Mrs. Reiman said Michael G. Browning, president of Welch In- vestments, asked her late last fall if there was a city project his firm could assist in. She told him about the theater, and said she planned to go to service clubs for help. In response, he sent his firm's architects- and site planners to her to begin planning the park. Rembusch said the company "became aware that for the city to construct the park, it would require a significant appropriation ... that might stand in the way of this being a first -class project." C I T Y 0 F C A R M E L Established 1837 Mrs. Othmar Grueninger 8610 Washington Boulevard Indianapolis, IN 46240. Dear Libby: JANE A. REIMAN MAYOR 40 East Main Street - Carmel, Indiana 46032 - (317) 844 -6433 September 5, 1984 Thank you for your letter of August 23 about removal of equipment, etc., from the theatre before demolition, Please. feel free to remove any or all equipment inside the building. In case you read the Carmel papers and are concerned that the land will become a parking lot, I want to reassure you that once the theatre has been removed - that land will be a PARK. The public hearing is for the funds to pay to you and for demolition. It is not a pub- lic hearing to decide what we will do with the land. We elected officials are completely committed to a park and .nothing else. I wanted to reassure you of that fact. I am so pleased that you decided to sell to the City of Carmel.and we take that trust very seriously, I be- lieve it will be a beautiful quiet green area where peo. ple can-sit and watch the world go by and perhaps even a few birds will nest in the trees we will be planting. Libby, the theatre was an important part of our family's recreation for many years. We always appreciated your facility. Now in 1985 a whole new generation will instead be able to have a small quiet park in the middle of a now bustling' community. I feel good about our transaction and I truly hope that you share the same feeling. If you have any other questions, please phone or write. I will be in touch with you in October regarding the purchase and closing, Thank you, - my best to Othmar. JAR:MB Most sincerely, C A R M E L DOWNTOWN PARK DEDICATED OCTOBER 20, 1985, TO THE CITIZENS, PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE TO HELP PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL CENTER OF THE CITY OF CARMEL AS LAID OUT IN 1837. THIS BEAUTIFUL PARK WAS PROVIDED BY THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF R. V. WELCH INVESTMENTS, INC., FIDELITY BANK OF INDIANA AND THE CITY OF CARMEL. CITY OFFICIALS HON. JANE A. REIMAN, MAYOR HON. DOROTHY J. HANCOCK, CLERK TREASURER HON. ROBERT W. BADGER, COUNCIL MEMBER HON. MINNIE M. DOANE, COUNCIL MEMBER HON. FRANK T. FLEMING, COUNCIL MEMBER HON. JAMES D. GARRETSON, COUNCIL MEMBER HON. THEODORE E. JOHNSON, COUNCIL MEMBER' HON. M. SUE MCMULLEN, COUNCIL MEMBER HON. JAMES G. MILLER, COUNCIL MEMBER MR. FRED T. SWIFT, BD. OF WORKS MR. BILLY L. WALKER, BD. OF WORKS R. V. WELCH INVESTMENT, INC. MICHAEL G. BROWNING, PRESIDENT F. RICHARD REMBUSCH, EXEC. V. P. JAMES T. JOHNSON, CONSTRUCTION SUPT. FIDELITY BANK OF INDIANA RICHARD L. FRENCH, PRESIDENT ,WQI t C � 1. 0 tire::_ .'r "::..,.., CARMEL PARK ri\ Y tY%'U..`' :) I?■ r p;., Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf Inc. 124 S. Meridian Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 635 -5030 • 'Mr. John M. Dierdorf,'iMr. Daniel Alan Day, w Mr,. William Moldenhauer Schneider Engineering Corporation 3675 N. Post Road Indianapolis, Indiana 46226 898 -8282 ✓Mr. John Schneider The Fidelity Bank of Indiana . 11550 N. Meridian Street, Suite 100 Carmel, Indiana 46032 848 -4400 ✓Mr. Richard French,°Irs. Kim Lansford Delton Brown 4702 Southeastern Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46203 356 -5004 leMr. Delton Brown d Nies Eggert Waterproofing Co., Inc. 4690 McCoy Lawrence, Indiana 46226 547 -1580 ✓Mr.' Jack Nies Lusco Corporation 220 W. Chestnut Noblesville, Indiana 46060 773 -2780 oft.. Jack Smith Schusters Block, Inc. 901 E. Troy. Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46203 787 -3201 ✓Mr. Bob Keown . 1ct ,r Architectural Design Engineering Layout Cash Contribution Flashing Pool Sealant Steel Block Irving Materials, Inc. R.R. 115 Greenfield, Indiana 46140 634 -5802 - e/Mr. John Huggins Jacks Tool Rental 861 N. Range Line Road Carmel,. Indiana 46032- 844 -9363 ,-Mr. Gary Runyon J.A. House, Inc. 1402 Commerce Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46201 oft. Jim House Barth Electric Co, Inc. 2411 N. Illinois Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 924 -6226 6/Mr. Tony Nicholsen Darrell Schnell Construction 4721: E. 12th Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46201 353 -2988 Mr. Darrell Schnell Stony Creek Stone Co., Inc. State Road 38 E. Noblesville, Indiana 46060 773 -3640 Mr. Ron Pearson U.S. Aggregates, Inc. Northeast. River Road Noblesville, Indiana 46060 773 -6811 .0r. Jeff Brown F.A. Wilhelm Construction Company 3914 Prospect. Indianapolis, Indiana 46203 359 -5411 ✓Nir. Jim Wilhelm and)Ir. Bill Gipson Concrete Rental Equipment Plumbing Supplies Light Poles Benches Crushed Stone Fill Sand Masonry Labor Southeastern Supply Company, Inc. Masonry Materials 3916 Prospect Indianapolis, Indiana 46203 359 -9551 Jim Wilhelm Central Engineering f, Construction Co. Heavy Equipment Peoples Bank Building 134 E. Market Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 632 -6381 ✓ Mr. Don Horth WEIHE ENGINEERS INC. 10505 N. College Indianapolis, In 46280 (717) 846 -6611 Wainwright Title Services 949 Conner Noblesville, IN 46060 %NVAICE Date April 2,1984 Job No. 84 283 Terms: Net Mortgage Survey - Pt. Lot 6 in "Bethlehem (now Carmel) in Hamilton County, Indiana. Re: Northview Christian Life, Inc. 21 S. Range Line Rd., Carmel, IN Please remit from this invoice • $65.00 11 84-283 ti TED* to To CCATIFY MAT rue 9ueJecT PhoreRT• 1e le UoT LaeATlD fu A 5er..0 .. FLOOD HAZARD' Me" As EpTASUeNc. Dy Tuts ParAarme rr OF Houa.lua A..D URe .M De,ruuor- mei.LT, FepERA IL.eunAn,c.e, AoM1131,,T14.T10AI , A, PER FIA FLaoa7 �- HP�D' b JfJPAJi,- NEAP w' %Ea Qog 1.000 3C- r 2 iti Main 5 +ree+ PARTLer G. 28:9= --+• «1 24.2. u• Cona:.4°- - T 94• Cond Slnb Tilc.nrE R BLDG. 93.7' - --- 570A1E GiMVE MEN 0 Re: Northview Christian Life, Inc. Property Address: 21 S. Range Line Road Carmel, Indiana �oTE • STaNE ARa n BEJAIG UTILIZED role, Ac+c4E.5% 8 / L' c.-r 6. Lot #6, except seven (7) feet by parallel lines off the entire north side thereof; in Town of Bethlehem (now Carmel) in Hamilton :.County. Indiana, as per plat thereof, recorded in Deed Record "E ", page 512 in the Office of the Recorder of Hamilton County, Indiana. • I, the undersigned, hereby certify that the building is situated on the above described real estate and wholly within the boundaries thereof. I also certify that the buildings located on the adjoining properties do not encroach upon said property. Certified March 23, 1984 H. Weihe,.Reg. L.S. - Indiana - #1039$~ ‘.11.111(!fil•to. ` t.io. 10331 y c i STATE + OF .- 111111111:1111 • Note: This plat is for mortgage purposes only and should not be used to determine property linesu,g. Lov C (E%cevr 7'OFF tioKrH R ) 01- '.+',,,11 1- rowki OF eiETIILGNE(`1 ( ?iov.i CNP,MEI -) 111 WEINE ENGINEERS INC. 10505 N. COLLEGE AVENUE ALLAN WEIHE 1_11. r •�': INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46280 nusloENr (3171840.6611 CIVIL ENGINEERS I AND S UIIVEY 0115 LAND PLANNERS Prescribed by State Board of Accounts CLAIM Form No. 39 Revised 1953 A CLAIM TO BE PROPERLY ITEMIZED, MUST SHOW: KIND OF SERVICE, WHERE PERFORMED, DATES•SERVICES RENDERED, BY WHOM, RATE PER DAY, NUMBER OF HOURS, RATE PER HOUR, PRICE PER FOOT, PER YARD, PER HUNDRED, PER POUND, PER TON, ETC. CITY OF CARMEL, INDIANA On Account of Appropriation for McKnight Demolition • To 5863 S. IIardin Add sdianapolis,' IN 46217 Dr. DATE 19 ORDER NO. ITEMIZED CLAIM • DOLLARS CENTS Demolishing structure located at 21 - South ,E00.00 • I - .- :. -•-move .. e .ri -s, i solid .. • w> . __ rough grade to ground level. • _ • • Ili . ease sign -.e ow an • re urn in enc -• •• ose . ,TIAN y IMO' PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS AND PENALTIES OF CHAPTER 155, ACTS OF 1953 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS JUST AND CORRECT, THAT TAMOUNT CLAIMED IS LEGALLY DUE, AFTER ALLOWING ALL JUST CREDITS, AND THAT NO PART OF THE SAME HAS B November 0 DATE 84 /- 19 111' TITLE Pcribed by State Board of Accounts �'L.~11V1. Form No. 39 Revised 1953 A CLAIM TO BE PROPERLY ITEMIZED, MUST SHOW: KIND OF SERVICE, WHERE PERFORMED, DATES SERVICES RENDERED, BY WHOM, RATE PER DAY, NUMBER OF HOURS, RATE PER HOUR, PRICE PER FOOT, PER YARD, PER HUNDRED, PER POUND, PER TON, ETC. CITY OF CARMEL, INDIANA On Account of Appropriation for To e‘eie_a_7A/4-r_Z?__ Address TE 19 5-1/— ORDER NO. ITEMIZED CLAIM DOLLARS CENTS w GC-11cJ. �w� O,i '"0ooc)%.) . ✓6‹ . � �.-e7 h 0 o (.7 -9 eIGJ 1 5-0 6 °C) 7 ,-1 PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS AND PENALTIES. OF CHAPTER 155, ACTS OF 1953. 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS JUST AND CORRECT, THAT THE AMOUNT CLAIMED IS LEGALLY DUE, AFTER ALLOWING ALL JUST CREDITS, AND THAT NO PART. OF THE SAME HAS BEEN PAID. DATE 19 TITLE CITY OF CARMEL, CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 ICLiMENTg 4 :,DISTRIB,UTIC D "ATE Hr, ACCOUNT NUi 11/15/84 Cun.Cap.Izprov. Revenue Sharing 35,000.00 20,000.00 04839 $55,000.00 * TYPE 11) INVOICE (C) CREDIT MEMO ID) DEBIT MEMO PLEASE DETACH BEFORE DEPOSITINi APPROVED BY THE STATE BOARD OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE CITY OF CARMEL 1981 CITY OF CARMEL 40 EAST MAIN CARMEL. INDIANA 46032 NDOR;IDENTIF,ICATIONNUMBI PAYABLE AT 04839 UNION STATE BANK CARMEL. IN. THIS WARRANT IS VOID TWO 121 YEARS AFTER DECEMBER 31 OF THE YEAR OF ISSUE PAY TO THE ORDER OF Ms. Elisabeth J. Grueninger 11/16/84 4839 $55,000.00 04001,8 3911° 1 :0. 749 1309 71: 9 ?. °I 1 13 15911° RK-TREASURER REAL-ESTATE SALE. AGREEMENT AND MEMORANDUM OF CLOSING THIS. AGREEMENT is executed this. 17. day of December, 1984, between Elizabeth Anne Grueninger ( "Vendor ") and the City of Carmel, Hamilton County, Indiana ( "Purchaser "): WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the parties have heretofore verbally agreed that Vendor will sell and transfer unto Purchaser that property commonly known as 21 South Rangeline• Road, Carmel, Indiana, and WHEREAS, the parties are consummating the above referenced sale this date pursuant to the terms of this•AAgreement. NOW, THEREFORE, for good and valuable consideration and the covenants contained herein, the parties agree as follows: 1. Conveyance of Real c.st t_. Upon t 1; _xr,. r'1L; Agreement, Vendor will and doe trby .3?11, tray.;__: :n _,_,n.;., unto Purchaser the following described real estate Located in Carmel, Hamilton County, Indiana, to -wit: Lot 6 in the Town of Bethlehem (now Carmel) in Hamilton County, Indiana, as per plat thereof. recorded in Deed Record E, page 512.. in the Office of the Recorder of Hamilton County, Indiana, EXCEPT seven (7). feet by, parallel lines of the entire,North side of said lot. • - and including all improvements thereto either permanently installed or which belong to or are used in connection with the • real estate, - wherever located,'such as electrical or gas fixtures, heating equipment, hot water- heater and water softener (if not leased); window shades and venetian blinds, curtain and drapery poles and fixtures; screens, storm doors and window /am. awnings; and television and radio antennae. 2. Instruments Delivered to Purchaser from Vendor. Upon the execution of this Agreement and payment of the purchase price as provided for in paragraph 3 hereof, Vendor shall and does hereby deliver to Purchaser the following documents, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged by Purchaser: A. Commitment for Title Insurance No. 84- 12041127 issued November 27, 1984, by Ticor Title Insurance Company through its authorized agent, Hamilton Title .:Security, Inc:, together with Endorsement thereon issued December 12, 198.4, forming a part of said commitment. B. Vendor's_ Affidavit, a copy of which is attached hereto, covering the real estate. sold. C. Warranty Deed, a copy of which is attached hereto, transferring the real estate sold. D. 5'lrve'v, certified December 10, 1' -f•-54, Weihe, Reg, L.S. . for the real estate being v ^:c.ed herein. 3.. Payment of Purchase Price. Upon the execution of this Agreement and delivery of documents referred to in paragraph 2 hereof, Purchaser shall and does hereby tender to Vendor the sum of Fifty -Five Thousand Dollars ($55,000.00) by certified check, representing the total purchse price for the real estate conveyed herein, receipt .of which is hereby acknowledged by Vendor. 4. -Payment of Closing Costs. It is understood and agreed that Vendor shall pay all costs attributable to surveys and title insurance. premiums, and Purchaser shall be responsible for all costs attributable to recordation of documents delivered to Purchaser herein. It is also acknowledged that there are no brokerage fees or other."commissions which either party is obligated to pay resulting from this transaction. 5. Assessments and Taxes. Purchaser does hereby assume all assessments for municipal improvements becoming a lien subsequent to the date of this Agreement and installments of real estate taxes, if any-, assessed for the year 1985 and thereafter. Vendor shall pay all 1984 real estate tax installments, due and payable in 1985, and shall furnish Purchaser with receipts showing that such taxes are in fact paid by the respective due dates in May and November. 6. Possession. Upon the execution of This Agreement and completion of the transaction in accordance herewith,. Purchaser shall be given complete possession of the real �-tate and 1.17;"ovements herein conveyed; it being 3 i, she has removed all items of personal prop. rr ." CC.: n the conveyed premises. - 7. Purchaser's Authority. Purchaser represents and warrants that it has complied with all laws, regulations and procedures to complete this transaction. • Executed at Carmel, Indiana, this q'day of December, • 1984. VENDOR PURCHASER The City of Carmel 01= •City of Carmel ENDORSEMENT ISSUED BY • Tioor Title Insurance Company of California Attaclied'to and forming a part of Commitment for Title Insurance No. 84-12041127 (Rewrite ) 1. Standard Exceptions 2 (b) and (c) are hereby deleted. 2. The following is hereby added to Schedule B, as Item 3 (g): (g) Subject to the right of the public as to that portion of caption real estate being used as an alley, being 10 feet more or less in width, across the east side, as disclosed by a survey certified December 10, 1984 by Allan H. Weihe, Registered Land Surveyor. 3. Upon receipt of a Vendors Affidavit satisfactory to the Company the remaining standard exceptions will be removed from the pcltcv. The total liability of the Company under the policy and any endorsements therein shall not exceed, in the aggregate, the face amount of said commitment and costs which the Company is obligated under the Conditions and Stipulations thereof to pay. Nothing herein contained shall be construed as extending or chancing the effective date of said commitment unless otherwise expressly stated. This endorsement is made a part of said commitment . and is subject to the Exclusions from Covera e, schedules, conditions and stipulations therein, except as modified by the provisions hereof. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the company has caused this endorsement to be executed by its duly authorized oM. issued Hamilton title Security- Inc. 2 North. 9th Street N�Nobleaville, Indiana 46060 Rom boa CM Company of California Thomas R. Fickle, Title Officer Commitment No. Your No.: 84- 12O4a122 Effective Date of Commitment: Eonembor 13, 1984 at 8:00 a.m. Prepared For: CAMPS1tLL, KYLE. 6 PROltITT Attei Bob Campbell Inquiries Should be Directed to: 1. Policy or Policies tolbe issued: Thomaa R. Pickle Hasiltoe Title Security, Inc. 2 Norte: Ninth, Noblesville (317) 773 -7474 Amount (a) $ ALTA Owners Policy - Form — 1970 $ ' "'J ' n" Proposed Insured: (b) DALTA Loan Policy 1970 Proposed Insured: City of Carmel 2. The estate or interest in the land described or referred to in this Commitment and covered herein is a Fee Simple. 3. Title to said estate or interest in said land is at the effective date hereof vested in: ELIZABETH ANIS CRUR Il1GER 4. The land referred to in this Commitment is located In the County of State of ' I»d ia►tl a and described as follows: Lot. 6 Re the Yews el Bethlehem (no, Carmel) iu iiami1too County, India , AS per plea thereof, recorded in peed 8ecord 13, page 512 is Abe Gftice.of the,a ®cor<der of Hamilton. County, Indiana; ansept_ .7 S ®ciA i(:y paea3B lol lieges of.i the entire Porto aide alit Hamilton -USE M TH WtAUTMENT FOR TITLE INSURANCE - ALTA- 1966.COVER NO. TO— :s ;. 'Schedule Corn itment B4-12041127 I. The following are the requirements to be complied with: 1. Instruments necessary to create the estate or interest to be insured must be properly executed, delivered and duly filed for record. II. Schedule B .of the policy or policies to be issued will contain exceptions to the following matters unless the same are disposed of to the satisfaction of the Company: 1. Defects, liens, encumbrances, adverse claims or other matters, if any, created, first Appearing in the public records or attaching subsequent to the effective date hereof but prior to the date the proposed Insured acquires for value of record the estate or interest or mortgage thereon covered by this Commitment. 2. Standard Exceptions: (a) Rights or claims of parties in possession not shown.hy the public records. (b) Easements, or claims of easements, not- shown by the public_ records. (c) Encroachments, overlaps, boundary line ,iis:;:,tes. or other maters ;xI 3n accurate survey or inspection of the premises. (d) Any lien, or right to a lien, for services, labor, or material heretofore or ?iereaf•er 7 mposed by law and not shown by the public records. 3. Special Exceptions: (a) Taxes tor 1903 payable 19e4 in the name of Zlisabetb Ai.ne Canesimget. Duplicate No. 2144 2916 010 1 ?6 rU 'rasing Unit: City of. Carmel 8aateel. ito 10- 30- 03- 01- 0^3.001' May. Isatal tmaest $410.22 paid Nov®abot Installment $410.22 paid ®saaeeeed Valuations - Lamed $28230.00 I toirevoe►esta $11,730.08 Bsa:mptioas — none 862ime toe 1,44 payable 1985 moo a Ilea Le ease og Hl isaboca Leese 6seenimjmt. Feasible zmeioipei aasesetaeeta aad /os mee ®s noo chaasgee levied br City of Carmel. . ft we aaaeoomeste foe the J.7 4itit_cr abletieeo Nome /vale. C ®astia�a��t4 , . S4-12441127 Sc ut (Continue (e) Possible saaeaoet8 for dreiaagea di it) Ba�ilcoo [cAea and Title file drains. Elisabeth- aftil Secar. icy, T+ac. pads Anne Grueniader. indiy, ly, �, � Q 4 C y E d C c 11 vv. iduel 1y, and tuur3;1 nvnr. ; E.ND Jy SCiznDULE g COOK 8C BYERS ATTORNEYS AT LAW 72 SOUTH NINTH STREET NOBLESVILLE, INDIANA 46060 STEPHEN W. COOK GORDON D. BYERS TELEPHONE (317) 773 -5522 December 27, 1984 The Hon. Mayor Jane A. Reiman City Hall Carmel, Indiana 46032 Dear Mayor Reiman:. Please find enclosed documents relevant to the Carmel purchase of Lot No. 6 at 21 South Rangeline, Carmel, Indiana, being photocopies of Warranty Deed, Vendor's Affidavit, and Contract for Purchase and Tit le Policv. • Secondly, please accept this as a confirmation of the city's standing with respect to title work whereby the title company guarantees that we have received fee simple title, free and clear of any easements. However, the City of Carmel could possibly be involved in litigation as a named party defendant if Mr. Andich would file a law suit to declare his easement of prescription across the eastern portion of Lot 6. If a law suit were initiated by Mr. Andich, the title company would take over and be responsible for a substantial amount of the attorney fees in defending this litigation and establishing that Mr. .Andich does not have an easement. However, as .I mentioned earlier, the City of Carmel would be involved in the law suit as :a. party defendant and would therefore have to participate to that extent._ • GDB:nis Enclosures Very truly yours, TY OF CARMEL, CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 4/9/85 Demolition of Theatre 05050 5,300.00 5,300.00 TYPE (11 INVOICE (C) CREDIT MEMO (DI DEBIT MEMO PLEASE DETACH BEFORE DEPOSITING APPROVED BY THE STATE BOARD OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE CITY OF CARMEL 1981 CITY OF CARMEL 40' EAST MAIN CARMEL. INDIANA 48032 VENDOR •IDENTIFICATION. NUMBER „e IN f DATE ty , 3 WARRANT IS VOID TWO 12) YEARS AFTER :EMBER 31 OF THE YEAR OF ISSUE F- 0( THE )ER F McKnight: Demolition' 5863 South Harding St. Indianapolis, IN 46217 4/9/85 HECKNUMB PAYABLE AT UNION STATE BANK CARMEL. IN. 000505011° 1:0749 b3097,: 97111 & l3 &5911° 05050 €AMOUNT • $5,300.00 ) t �G 4,r CLERK•TREASURER i Y O F JANE A. REIMAN MAYOR 40 East Main Street - Carmel, Indiana 46032 - (317) 844 -6433 March 25, 1985 Dear Home-owners and businesses: This Wednesday, March 27th or Thursday, March 28th the demolition of the Carmel Theater will commence - The actual day will depend on the weather and bringing in a crane. Our city departments will be assisting with traffic control, safety, and any other helpful way to assist the demolition company. It should take two days to complete. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact Lee Dolen our Street Commissioner, as I am putting him in charge of this project. (His office phone number is 846- 7499). We hope there will be minimal disturbance to each of you. Thank you in advance for your patience during those two days. __By summertime, we expect to have an attractive park on the _present site. =stablished 1837 FOR IMMEDIATE - RELEASE For more information contact: F. Richard Rembusch (317) 848 -2313 The. City of Carmel will be the beneficiary of a major corporate contribution from R. V. Welch Investments, Inc. and Fidelity Bank of Indiana. The two .firms announced today that they would underwrite the expense of constructing a public park on the former site of the Carmel Theater at 21 S. Range :Line Road in downtown Carmel. The site had been acquired earlier by the City for park purposes. The contributions announced today will .enable a first -class park to be constructed without any municipal appropriation of funds. Michael G. Browning, President of R. V. Welch Investments and Richard L. French, President of Fidelity Bank said that the projected cost of construction exceeds $60,000. The majority of that cost will be paid' by R. V. Welch Investments, with a substantial contribution from Fidelity Bank. Browning said "We have been very successful in Carmel, and the park project provides us with the opportunity to share that success with the community. This contribution is consistent with the spirit of public- private partnership that is so important to community progress." Carmel Mayor Jane A. Reiman acclaimed the corporate gift, saying "This is the City of Carmel's first major corporate contribution. The elected officials are overwhelmed with the attractive landscape architecture and plans for the new downtown park. We are very grateful to R. V. Welch Investments and Fidelity Bank. I have said many times Carmel has been blessed by the R. V. Welch firm's developments and now our City is blessed with a beautiful new park project made possible by the Welch organization and Fidelity Bank. The quality of this park project will be a significant step in the revitalization of downtown Carmel." The new park • will feature a decorative pool and fountain, brick screening walls on the north and east sides, extensive landscaping with paver stones and benches, and a staging area for small functions. A large evergreen tree to be planted near the front of the park can be decorated during the Christmas season to provide holiday cheer for the entire Carmel community. The architectural design and landscape planning was done by Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf Inc. in consultation with _ city officials. Construction is expected to begin immediately and will be completed in about ten weeks.