Tag: Elkhart County Redevelopment Commission
WARSAW — By the looks of the CR 300N construction zone, there appears to be a lot of work still needing to be done. But a city official said this week that they expect a basecoat of asphalt will be applied and the road will be open to traffic for much of the winter. The …read more.
WARSAW — The redevelopment commission is rolling the dice, hoping a $4,000 contribution to a lobbying group could result in a change in the law that would open the door to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Warsaw is one of 23 communities that have certified tech parks in which an increment of revenues from sales …read more.
WARSAW — In a short meeting held Monday, April 3, the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission reviewed the Financial Reports for 2017, which covers the activity in 2016. City Planner Jeremy Skinner presented the report to the board. He advised that the report has already been submitted to the state and was provided as reference material for the …read more.
WARSAW — The Warsaw Redevelopment Commission helped get the ball rolling on plans for a new wastewater plant during the meeting held last night, Monday, March 6. The Redevelopment Commission is providing 43 percent of the funding needed for the engineering plans of the proposed wastewater plant. The contract with Wessler Engineering is for $1,390,000. …read more.
WARSAW — George Robertson presented the Kosciusko Economic Development update in high spirits at the Redevelopment Commission meeting on Nov. 10. According to Robertson, president of the Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation, local employment levels continue to go up. Kosciusko’s unemployment is now down to a mere 3.4 percent. The KEDC president stated that a concern …read more.
SYRACUSE — The Syracuse Town Council approved a rezoning request for Swiss Perfection, which locals may know as the old molasses plant, during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, April 19. Dan Richard of the Area Plan Commission came before the council explaining Swiss Perfection would like to be zoned all commercial. Previously it had …read more.