I'm Let us begin our meeting with a prayer and pledge of allegiance. Council Jesse Front. Good evening, everyone. Tonight I've invited pastor now Howard Hopi Street Church of Christ lead the prayer. And asked Pastor Tim Lindsey to lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance. Let us As we gather together tonight in this space. Calling you to give calmness in the midst of chaos and calamity and confusion. Give us the strength to remain calm and high. Give direction. As we watch. Support being stalled and health care be It seems as
if and justice he's taken all about social media sites. Give direction. GOD, if you will. Inspiring instruct us on this journey. We all see things from vantage point. MAY we be inspired that out calls. As for the people. We're here. Because of the people and all of our work should be done with. Let's this chamber, those leaders and all of us get that. On the Week. That's fully a gun as an instruction that all who agrees saying that. I pledge allegiance to the flag. Council Space Electric Green button to indicate your attendance. We have 22 council's PRESIDENT Counselors, miscarry. A deal. Can Evans, I've asked to be
excused for this evening. We have a with us with us this evening or not already part of the agenda. So the next item on the agenda is official communications. MADAM Clerk. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT ladies and gentlemen, you are hereby notified the regular meetings of the city County Council Police Fire in solid waste collection service. Special service district councils will be held in the city County building and the public Assembly room on Monday, NOVEMBER 3rd, 2025 at 7 o'clock pm the purposes of such meetings being to conduct any and all business the Macomb properly before regular meetings of the council. Sincerely Vop, mostly PRESIDENT City County Council. Ladies and gentlemen, I have approved with my signature and delivered this day to the
clerk of the City County Council. You want to win field the following ordinances, fiscal ordinance numbers, 11 and 12, 2025. Police Special Service District, Fiscal ordinance. Number 1, 2025 Fire, Special Service District, Fiscal ordinance. Number 1, 2025 solid Waste Collection. Special Service District, Fiscal ordinance. Number 1, 2025 general ordinance number, 38, 2025 and special ordinance numbers. 14, 2025 Chalks. It Mayor, MR. PRESIDENT this concludes official communications. Thank you. MADAM Clerk, the next item agenda is adoption of the agenda. Content. Next item on our agenda is approval of journals for OCTOBER. The 6th 2025. Proceeding down to presentation of petitions, memorials and special
resolutions. And this first item on our agenda, this proposal, number 3, 5, 3, Which recognized the 40th anniversary of the Indianapolis Children's Choir. So everybody get her out. Close area. There are a lot of kids here. So today we are very grateful to be joined by the Indianapolis Children's Choir they approached me about doing this because obviously 40 years in the city, they are one of the really I think bedrock institutions and having so much involvement, the actually relocated into district for a few years ago with their beautiful new headquarters. And then first, nelsonville. And we thought great way honoring them for all their work in the city. Also up to much debate they're not to be seeing There's a
whole age range of kids. We decided the easier just to do it as just normal proclamation. But we're really honored to have some their staff here, all the people. So here's the special resolution. Special solution, recognizing the 40th anniversary of Indianapolis Children's Choir, whereas Apples Children's Choir, the icc found in 1986 by her elect has served as a beacon of musical Excellence Youth Development Center that central Indiana for decades. And whereas the visionary leadership of executive artistic director just pay. The episodes choir has continued to nurture and inspire over 7500 young people annually ranging in age from 18 months to 18 years through its diverse and inclusive music education programs. And whereas the Apple Store choirs including early childhood community outreach, performing choirs provide transformative experiences for children
across nearly 20 counties representing over 360 schools and 56 school districts. And whereas the icc's commitment to accessibility, community outreach is demonstrated through its regional choirs and Boone Hamilton, Hendricks, Johnson Marin counties as well as a partnership with arts, civic and educational institutions. And whereas the sec has earned national international acclaim performing at prestigious venues and events, including the 2024 U.S. Olympic swimming trials. The Super Bowl back in Indianapolis. The 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 and for dignitaries such as Noble Peace Prize laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu. And whereas the icc has enrich the cultural fabric fabric of Indianapolis. The performances agreement Oriole
inaugurations, national conferences in collaboration with the world-renowned artists and orchestras will also producing award recordings broadcasts. And whereas the icc transforms lives through powerful coral that experiences and music education, empowering young voices to grow, connect lead on stage and in the community. And whereas the 2025 season, the magical moments celebrates the icc's 40 years of artistic excellence community impact and dedication to shaping the lives young people through music. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the City County Council of the City, Minneapolis and of Marion County. Section one. They knew Napoles City County Council recognized the 40th anniversary. The Apple still
choir section 2, the council celebrates extraordinary contributions of in the Apple store Squire to our city, our youth and our shared cultural Heritage. Section 3, the mayor's invited to join in this resolution by fixing signature here, too. Section 4. Resolution shall be in full force and effect upon adoption compliance. Indiana coach, 36 3 for 14, special solution sponsored by Council Roberts. It was passed by the City County Council this thurday NOVEMBER 2025. And I so move. Motion's properly moved and seconded all favor. Please signify by saying Aye. Any opposed nay. Motion carries back to the speaker. Yep. And again, this is just such an institution of our city, the amount of people when I posted a few weeks, but going to the
gala for the for for the 40th anniversary that have some kind of connection to it. One additional thing mention any of us know, state representative next Gore his wife, Brittany met any a plus children's choir members when they were 10 years old and are married to states that approve, it works Nothing else will be addition of other guests. One of our steam community members any who's the PRESIDENT Aboard if we would be able to get for a few seconds. Speaker love to share some other countries as well. Place. Thank you very much for this opportunity to speak on behalf of the Indianapolis Children's Choir. Not only do I serve as PRESIDENT Of the board at this time. I am a parent of icc. My youngest son sings in the choir. I'm also a
founding member. I was 12 years old when Henry lax started the choir. I was in his very first choral festival that took place at Universalist Unitarian Church off of 42nd Street with the end of the week performance of Butler University performed in the Pan Am Games that happened here in Indianapolis, both in the opening ceremonies with Sandy. Patti closing ceremonies with Gloria Estefan. Indianapolis Children's Choir has performed on every continent except for Antarctica. Over the years. One of these days, just petty swears. We're going to sing to the penguins so that we can hit all of the continents. This choir has served as ambassadors for the city. It brings children from all over the city together, friendships
are made with students from as far north as 96 street bonding with students from Speedway. The southern border off of Madison Street to Sunnyside. Very rarely. Do you find an organization that brings people? Children from all over the city that can say they are Indianapolis, not just neighborhoods but all over Indianapolis together in one place in unity. And that is actually our signature song that is sung every single year. Every student sings that year after year is about unity. And that is one of the things that we pride ourselves on as the Indianapolis Children's Choir. So thank you very much for this honor. Celebrating 40 years in
existence. Part of my role as board PRESIDENT Is to make sure that we're here for another 40 years. Thank you. Given us. Keep Thank you guys. The next item or agenda as opposed 3, 5, 4, Which recognizes the 50th annual Southside when Union picnic. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT. This evening, we have a special resolution recognizing the 50th annual South Side reunion Picnic Raz, the annual Southside Pick Reunion Picnic held on AUGUST. 2nd 2025. Has been celebrated each year in Babe Denny Park for the past 50 years. This resolution honors and commemorates that history, affectionately known as the first Saturday in AUGUST. This cherished tradition unite's generations of Babe Denny neighborhood,
preserving bonds of friendship and family that injured even after Interstate 70 displaced, this close knit historic African-American and formerly also Jewish communities in the 1970's and whereas reunion began as Williams Lester Craig Day in honor of the owner of Craig Funeral Home. His leadership with the Men Southside Fellowship Club Help sustain family ties. Event was first held Eagle Street Park later renamed Babe Denny Park in 1977. To honor Edward. They they've Denis a South Sider, a dedicated city employee and the first black motorcycle police officer in Indianapolis. And whereas
through the deep bonds shared by the close knit family and friends. This community has remain strong. And strong. Thanks to this annual reunion. Echoes of the past still resonate today as documented and the 2012 publication, the neighborhood of Saturday's which chronicles the oral history of the African American and Sephardic Jewish residents who lived side by side from the 19 Ten's to the 1960's and the historic and diverse near South Side neighborhood. And whereas the City Council of Indianapolis recognizes the 50 s annual Southside reunion. Picnics, which included music,
laughter, tears of joy food activity, guest speakers and awards as more than an occasion for women and sits. And Rick recognition. Event which will continue to be celebrated long into the future stands as a powerful testament to this communities. And during Reza resilience and unity in the face of change now, therefore, be it resolved by the City County Council of the City of Indianapolis. And if Marion County, Indiana Section one, the Indianapolis City County Council recognizes the 50th annual Southside picnic held on AUGUST second 2025. Representing communities, Steadfast unity and resilience. Section 2, the cat. The council celebrates the extraordinary contributions of the residents
past and present. This is stark neighborhood surrounding the Babe Denny Park on the near South side of Indianapolis. Section 3, the mayor's invited to join this resolution. By affixing his signature here, too. And he has section for the resolution so be in full force and effect upon adoption with compliance with icy 3, 6 dash, 3 dash, 4 dash, 1, 4, the special resolution sponsored by counselors, Jones and mostly it was passed by the City Council. This thurday NOVEMBER 2025. And MR. PRESIDENT I some of the motions and probably moved and seconded all those in favor. Please signify by saying Aye. Aye, any opposed nay motion carries back to Speaker. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT and thank you all allowing for us too. Recognize this extraordinary group
today, MR. PRESIDENT with your permission. I would like to allow Ms Khan, a few brief remarks. Yes, please, thank you. Thank you. Guys. In the crime MAY be some key to starting now. Good evening. I'm Beverly Kind. And I want to thank. Counselor Kristin Jones. PRESIDENT. Absolutely. For sponsoring a resolution and also to the members of the City County Council. First on behalf of the South Side Union Committee and the many families who have gathered 50 years and babies in park. I sincerely thank you for this meaningful resolution. Your recognition. Honors not only our history but our spirit of community that has to sting this tradition for half a century. This resolution affirms a legacy of William Lester Craig Day, there's some descendants right here. My
place here. And so a day created to celebrate. Connection, resilience and pride among families who helps shape. The south side of Indianapolis. Second it not only just a generation to continue to gather through rain and shine and even through pandemic to honor ancestors and to keep our stories of life forbade any formally Michael State Park. 3rd, we want to thank you and the Department of Parks and Recreation for our upcoming resident renovations. Thanks, guys. We are deeply grateful for this recognition of continue partnership and preserving our shared here we look forward to celebrating the 50th annual South Side 51st annual Southside reunion on AUGUST. 1st 2026. And welcome all of you to the park
to continue to bring us home. Year after year, the descendants of William, MISTER Craig are present. Thank you to Babe Denny supporters. We thank you all so much. My name is Beatrice. Our Miller otherwise known as MISS Pate. I was raised in barn on the south side up onto the highway. Okay. But we have been together as a group and a family. Thank MR. MISS Gray, her went to school with the kid. We recognize effect that we were kinda up and are there for. Well, people did recognizes people still want to call the South set downtown. No. Downtown, we are part of a family and our families grew up together, educated together and continue
to stick together. So come this year 2026. We'll be doing that again. Thank you. I just like to. Identify myself to something who don't know me on the mic rig, the grandson, William, MR. Cray. This is my cousin Gea Craigmillar. The granddaughter that we agree. Thank you very much. This next item on agenda. Proposal. Number 3, 6, 9, recognizes the 10th anniversary of the exchange at the Indianapolis Urban League and celebrates its national recognition at the 2025 National Urban League Conference. I'm very excited to read to you all Counties see coming out, special resolution number 1920, 25 a special resolution honoring the 10th anniversary of the exchange at the Indianapolis Urban League and celebrating its national recognition at the 2025. National or but
Urban League Conference, whereas 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of the exchange at the Indianapolis or been late. The young professional auxiliary of the Indianapolis Urban League, which for decades has empowered young black professionals through civic engagement, leadership development and service to the Indianapolis community. And whereas in recognition of its remarkable impact, the exchange was honored at the 2025 National Urban League Conference with 3 Distinguished Awards. The PRESIDENT Of the Year Award. The Robert Ingram National Day of Service Award and the Up Price National Chapter Excellence Award. These recognitions underscore the chapter's leadership, innovation and service and whereas PRESIDENT Kelly Doucet. Was named PRESIDENT Of
the Year for Strategic Leadership Mentorship and stewardship of the Exchange Leadership Fellowship. Contributing more than 680 hours. The chapters mission guiding 3 cohorts of fellows inspiring excellence across the national movement. And whereas the exchange earned the Robert Ingram National Day of Service Award for its impactful 2024 service initiative which advanced youth literacy by collecting and donating over 900 books hosting a joyful reading our with local students and collaborating with the debt with wnba legend Tamika Catchings to celebrate reading as a tool of empowerment. And whereas the exchange was recognized with the Up Price Chapter of Excellence Award. Highest honor for young profession professionals chapter after reaching over 700 young professionals delivering more than 2000 hours of leadership development and executing
programs that expand its civil legit civic education policy, advancement and community impact across Indianapolis now, therefore, be it resolved by City County Council, the city of Indianapolis and of Marion County, Indiana, Section one, the Indianapolis City-County Council probably celebrates the exchange at the Indianapolis Urban League and its 10th anniversary and commends its national recognition of the 2025 National Urban League Conference. Section 2, the council recognizes the extraordinary contributions of the exchange which stands as a model, a visionary leadership, transformative service and the collective power of young black professionals to shape a more just and vibrant future for Indianapolis beyond. Section 3, the mayor's invited to join this fixing his
signature, which he has section for this resolution shall be in full force and effect upon adoption of compliance with icy. 36 dash 3 dash 4 dash 14. The special resolution was sponsored by counselor sleet and was passed by the City County Council this 3rd day of NOVEMBER 2025. I some it wasn't properly moved and seconded. All those in favor. Please signify by saying Aye. Any opposed nay motion carries back to week. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT and would like to turn it over Kelly comments. Good evening and thank you all for awesome honor. For the last 10 years, the exchange has been committed to developing young professionals and ways of professional personal development, civic engagement and making sure that they understand their importance
here in the city of Indianapolis. With that, we have people that are civic engagement now in leadership. We have have started their own businesses. We have those that are committed to making Indianapolis the best city it can be. And so for the next 10 years, we are committed to making sure that we are and a vehicle retainment of young talent in this city. Really want to make sure that people feel seen that they feel connected, that they feel like they understand what's happening in the city Indianapolis. And we're doing just that. So our awards are admirable. But our impact really is the highlight of what the exchange has been doing. And so while we are gracious for this honor, we will continue to make sure that we're making impact with or without awards. So thank
you. The next item on our agenda suppose a number 3, 7, 0, which recognizes the every preferably remembrance for road traffic victims and affirming the city's commitment to Vision 0 Indianapolis. Just to know before we start, this is a resolution recognizing World Day of remembrance for road traffic victims. We are presenting this and passing this this evening. But though the recognition of this on the 16th of this month and I know several counselors likely attend encounter Nielsen. We'll be bringing a copy of for that recognition and reading it. There. With that. I'm going to go ahead and start this city County Council, special resolution
number 2020. 25 a special resolution recognizing the World Day of remembrance for road traffic victims and affirming the city's commitment to Vision 0 Indianapolis, whereas traffic violence claimed the lives of more than 643 Annapolis residents between 2019 2023, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. And whereas in Twenty-twenty 4, there were 101 fatalities for people driving or riding a motor vehicle. 33 fatalities for people walking and 4 fatalities for people riding bikes in the city of Indianapolis. According to the Indiana State Police Fatal crash reporting system and whereas this resolution recognizes that in the first 10 months of 2025, there have been 67 fatalities for people driving riding a motor vehicle. 18 fatalities for
people walking and 9 fatalities for people riding bikes. The 9 fatalities for people riding bikes. He's a new record with 2 months remaining in the year and whereas this resolution memorializes those who have lost their lives in traffic crashes, elevate awareness of the urgent need for bold and systematic action to make our roadways safe for everyone and aligns with both the global campaign of the World Day of remembrance for road traffic victims and the city of Indianapolis is Vision, 0 commitment. And whereas the Vision, 0 Indianapolis ships, that's a goal to eliminate all traffic related fatalities and serious injuries on city streets by the year 2035. 3 data driven, equitable safe systems approach that prioritizes safe street design
and speed management and community engagement and and whereas the World Day of remembrance for road traffic victims is a global event honoring the millions who have been killed or seriously injured on the world's roads at a college in the profound suffering of victims, families and communities. And whereas the observance provides a platform for road traffic victims and their families to remember all those killed or seriously injured on the roads to acknowledge the crucial work of emergency responders, medical professionals and advocates and promote evidence-based actions to prevent ultimately eliminate future road traffic deaths and injuries and whereas the 2025 World Day of Remembrance Team Remember Support Act reminds
all levels of government and the public or shared responsibility to increase safety measures and take meaningful action to protect all road users. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the city County. Council of the City of Indianapolis and a Marion County, Indiana, Section one, the Indianapolis City County Council hereby recognizes NOVEMBER 16th as World Day of remembrance for road traffic victims in the city of Indianapolis and Marion County and honors all individuals who have lost their lives or been seriously injured. Inner cities, roadways, section 2, the council reaffirms our commitment to Vision, 0 Indianapolis, in urges continued collaboration among city departments, community organizations and residents to advance the goals of eliminating all traffic fatalities and serious injuries on streets. Section 3, the mayors about joining this resolution by affixing
his signature here, too section for this resolution, Chilean for force and effect upon the adoption in compliance with icy 36 tree for 14, the special edition was sponsored by counselors bars Nielsen Cahill and was passed by the City County Council on this day. So move. Most improperly moved and seconded. All those in favor. Please signify by saying Aye. Any opposed nay. Motion carries Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT. Next item on our agenda proposing 3, 5, 5, Proposal, 3, 5, 5 approves a schedule of regular council meetings for the year 2026. Council issued received a draft calendar and a copy of the resolution. And the packets is evening. If there is no discussion, I would like to entertain a motion regarding proposal. Number 3, 5, Motion's properly moved and seconded. All those in favor.
Please signify by saying Aye. Any opposed nay. Motion carries. Thank you very much. This next item agenda. Suppose a number 3, 1, 0, refer to Metropolitan Economic Development Committee. Lewis. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT with consent. I would like to take proposal 3, 10 3.12, together. Proposal. Number 3.10, was referred to Metropolitan Economic Development. Every appoints Brian Barton to the Marion County Property Tax Assessment Board of Appeals. That proposal passed out of committee by a vote of 8 to 0 proposed 3.12 points. Brent Lyle to the Metropolitan Development Commission. It also passed out of committee by a vote of 8 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT, I so move was improper, moved and seconded. Other counselors. Seeing none of that is proceed to the board approval. Motion carries 22 to 0. Next item on agenda.
Suppose a number 3, 1, 5, Read Public Safety Criminal Justice Committee. CHAIRMAN Yes, MISTER PRESIDENT. I sat in his chair that evening. So proposal number 3.15, we have points Dwyane Ingram to the Board of Public Health and Safety. The Public Safety Committee met on OCTOBER 22nd accounts are graves moved seconded by Councilor Delaney to proposal. Number 3.15, to the full Council do recommendation. Motion carried by a vote of 7 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT, I so move motions and probably moved and seconded other comes from counselors. Seeing none. Let's proceed to the board for a vote. Motion carries. 22 to 0. Next item on agenda proposing 3, 1, 8, for the public safety and criminal Justice Committee. CHAIRMAN Boots. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT proposal number 3.18, 2025 reappoint sedan. Yet Smith to the domestic violence Fatality Council Accountability Move
seconded by councilor grave to proposal. Number 3, 6, 3, 18 to the full council to do pass recommendation motion carried by a vote of 7 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT, I so Motions and probably moved and seconded. Other comments becomes theirs. Seeing received the board for a vote. Motion carries. 22. Next item on agenda proposal. Number 3, 1, 9, For the public safety and criminal Justice Committee CHAIRMAN Butts. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT proposal number 3, 1920. 25 reappoint Windy, Tucker, to the early Intervention Planning Council. The committee met on OCTOBER 22nd counseling very moved seconded by Councilor Graves and proposal. Number 3.19, to the full Council. The do pass recommendation motion carried by a vote of 7 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT, I so move. The motions and probably moved and seconded Constance. Seeing
none of Motion carries. 22. The next time an agenda present. 3 to one referred to Public Works Committee engines. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT with consent. I'd like to take proposal number 3, 2, one and propose a number 3 to 2 together. Thank you. Propose a number 3 to one 2025. Was referred to Public Works Committee on 10. 23. 25 reappoint Leslie, Salty to the Public Works Committee. The committee motion to 0 to send proposal number 3.21 To the full council with the do pass recommendation has a number 3 to 2 was referred to public Works Committee on 10. 23 2025 at reappointed to back of Dawn's it to the public. The Board of Public Works. That committee passed the committee
action past 8 to 0 to send the proposal. Number 2, 3, to 2 to the full Council to do pass recommendation, MR. PRESIDENT I some of motions and probably moved and seconded many comments and concerns. Seeing none of proceeding promote. As Alan. Are you having problem with the? Motion carries? 22 to 0. This next item on agenda is instruction proposals. MADAM Clerk. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT the following proposals were referred to the administration and Finance Committee proposal. Number 3.28, 2025 introduced by is scary transfers existing where procreation from various city county funds for use by various city county departments and agencies and
appropriate some $124,570. Grant awards, not previously appropriated. Proposal. Number 3.29, 2025 introduced by Council Miscarry approves the transfer of 510,000 dollars and an additional appropriation. Totally $838,000 in the but 2025 budget of the Office of Corporation Counsel. For the purposes of funding attorney fees associated with ongoing cases. Proposal. Number 3, 32,025 introduced by Council Miscarry approves. In addition, appropriation of 4 million, 820 $1500 and a transfer of $68,000 in the 2025 budget of the Information Services Agency. For the purposes of transitioning the county's property tax system and other software services. The following proposals were
referred to the Community Affairs Committee proposal. Number 3.31, 2025 introduced by it Councilor Allie Brown approves an additional appropriation totaling $710,000 and a decrease of 4 to 47,489 $1000 in the 2025 budget of the Animal Care Services for the purposes of funding personnel costs, additional spay and neuter bills, medical supplies and service costs. The following proposals were referred to the Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee proposal. Number 3.30, to 2025 introduced by counselor Allen except the Marion County Recorder sworn statement and approves the recorders request to use money and they're prepared pitch to ation fund to pay for other office expenses, including a special
property fraud alert and Veterans honors promotion including non Political Billboards, Radio and tv ads in special event during the 2026 its fiscal year. Proposal. Number 3.33, 2025. Introduced by Council mostly approves the 2020 sic budget. The downtown economic Enhancement district and the amount of 5 million, 500 $1000 pursuant to icy 36 dash 7. That's 40 deaths. 7 and section one, 21 through 11. 0, 5, revised Co. Proposal. Number 3.34, 2025 introduced by Council is amends. Various sections of the code to reflect unsafe building and permitting process changes within the Department of
Business and Neighborhood Services in accordance with the state Legislature. Proposal. Number 3.35 2025 introduced by counselor Karen Hill. Approves payment in lieu of taxes as provided by icy. 36 dash 3 dash 2. That's 12 for affordable housing project finance, in part with low-income housing tax credit known as Capitol Station Apartments consisting of 58 restricted affordable housing use. It units located at 76 78. 26 and 70 28 Madison Avenue District. 23. Proposal. Number 3.36, 2025 introduced by Council Lewis approves a payment in lieu of taxes. It's provided by I c 36 dash 3 dash, 2 dash 12 for an affordable housing project being financed in part low income housing tax credits.
Known as promenade at the square consisting of 100. And 44 affordable housing is located at 39 19 Lafayette Row District 5. Proposal. Number 3.37, 2025 introduced by Council graze approves a payment in lieu of taxes is provided by icy 36 dash 3 dash, 2 dash 12 for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing credit tax credits known as well and Ridge apartments consisting of 78 age, restricted affordable housing units located at 33. 47 North Emersyn Avenue District 9. The following proposals were referred to the Parks and Recreation Committee proposal. Number 3.38, 2025
introduced by Council Boots approves a transfer of 1 million, $178,000. And in addition, appropriation of 3 million, 622,000 dollars and the 2025 budget of the Department of Parks and Recreation. For the purpose of utilities, supplies and contract contractual expenses. Proposal. Number 3.68, 2025 introduced by counselors, Boots Hart in Barth. Approves a transfer 1 million dollars from the Department of Public Works to the Department of Parks and Recreation's to isolate funds for urban Forestry preservation. The following proposals were referred to the public safety and Criminal Justice Committee proposal. Number 3.39, 2025 introduced by Council Robinson reappoint Andrew Harrison to the Juvenile Detention Center
Advisory board. From the proposal. Number 3, 42,025 introduced by Council Robinson approves an additional appropriation. Totaling 6 million, 830 $1650. A transfer of 1 million, $236,000 and a reduction of 630's $1650 in the 2025 budget. The Marion County share. General County general and medical care inmates funds for the purposes funding the Indiana Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council Inc Collective Bargaining Agreement equipment, replacement plan. Proposal. Number 3.41, 2025 introduced by Council currently no approves. An additional appropriation totaling $250,000 and a transfer of $198,000 and the 2025 budget of the Marion County
prosecutor. County general and state law enforcement funds for the purposes of funding and personnel cost. Proposal. Number 3.40, to 2025 introduced by Council Robinson, prison additional appropriation told early 4 million 222 thousand dollars and a transfer of $20,000 and the 2025 budget of the Marion County Public Defender Agency County general and supplement middle public defender, things for the purposes of funding the collective bargaining agreement and capital asset. Capital case counts. Proposal. Number 3.44, 2025 introduced by Council Robinson approves
an additional appropriation totaling 12 million dollars in a transfer of $175,000 and the 2025 budget of the Indianapolis Metro, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, General City cumulative capital state. Law enforcement, federal law enforcement in federal grant funds for the purposes funding the collective bargaining agreement with the Fraternal Order. Police Lodge 86 mold remediation, law enforcement equipment and grant clean Proposal. Number 3.45, 2025 introduced by Council Robinson a prison addition. Appropriation totally 12 million, 600,000 dollars in the 2025 budget of the Indianapolis Fire Department fire general and fire cumulative funds. For the purposes of funding the collective bargaining agreement with the
Indianapolis Professional Fire fighters, local 4.16, and the payoff of the 2021 apparatus lease. Proposal number 3.46, 2025 introduced by council around the Sun approves an additional appropriation totaling 1 million, 660,000. Transfer 100,000 2024 budget of the Office of Public Health and Safety Consolidated County General Fund for the purposes of funding cost associated with the winner contingency in contractual staff at the release lobby of the Marion County Jail. The following proposals were referred to the Public Works Committee proposal. Number 3.47, 2025 introduced by counselors, Jones and Nelson reappoint them taking to the Board of Public Works. Proposal. Number 3.48, 2025 introduced by Council Jones Reappoint Joe
Hoffman to the Marion County Storm. Water Management Technical Advisory Committee. Proposal. Number 3.49, 2025 introduced by Council Jones approves an additional appropriation totaling 5 million dollars. Transfer for 1 million, 500,000 dollars and a reduction of 1 million dollars in the 2025 budget of the Department of Public Works Consolidated County General Capital Asset. I cycle in development, transportation general and solid waste can collection general funds for the purpose of financing increase cost in the maintenance of the city county. Fleet. Dpw operations facility needs early snow response cover car transition and holler. Contractual cost. Proposal. Number 3, 52,025 introduced by Council Jones approves and authorizes the
execution of an amendment to an existing franchise agreement with Citizens Thermal for the operation. Of a district cooling system in the city of Indianapolis. The following proposals were referred to the Rules and Public Policy Committee proposal. Number 3.43, 2025 introduced by counselor, mostly directs the Rules and Public Policy Committee to review every Perry report pertaining to the fiscal impact statement associated with the Marion County Public Defender Union Agreement with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, local union 4.81 Proposal. Number 3.51, 2025 introduced by Council a soon is the revised code of the consolidated City of Indianapolis, Marion County by adding a new chapter 20 establishing the creation designated outdoor refreshment
areas. Proposal. Number 3.50, to 2025 introduced by Council Nelson. Against Whites. Is the revised code by adding Article 2, 2 checked or a 20 establishing the creation of the region designated outdoor refreshment areas, MR. PRESIDENT that concludes the introductions. Thank you, MADAM Clerk. In the next time, an agenda is special orders. Party business. Proposal numbers 3.56, through 3, 67 2025 rezonings that were certified to the council for approval by the Metropolitan Development Commission. The council that wishes to call down any of these proposals reconsideration. It will pass into law. Does anyone wish to call down any of the proposals for reconsideration? All right, seeing none proposal numbers. 3, 5, 6, 3, 3, 6, 7,
2025. We'll pass into law. There is no some special orders public hearing. There's no this is some special orders. Unfinished business. So let us not foresee too special orders and final adoption. And this next item on the agenda proposing 3 to 0. For public safety and Criminal Justice Committee. CHAIRMAN Boots. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT proposal number 3, 2020, 25 amends, chapter 2.83, of the revised code to modify the duties, responsibilities of the frantic services agency. The committee met on OCTOBER 22nd Council Delaney move seconded by Councilor Graves to proposal. Number 3.20, to the full Council with a do pass recommendation. The motion carried by a vote of 7
to 0 MR. PRESIDENT, I so move. Motions improperly moved and seconded. Other counselors. Seeing none. Let's proceed to the board for them. Motion carries 22 to 0. There is no business and a special service district councils and there is no business under new business. So the next item on agenda is announcements and a German, the docket agenda for this meeting of council having completed the chair will now entertain motions for adjournment, MR. PRESIDENT. Chair now recognizes leader Mary. MR. PRESIDENT I've been asked to offer the following motion for adjournment like also Robertson, memory Linda Meyer, Roger Way Scanner and Alice, Loretta so-called so call. But Council Lewis and a of Alicia j, Collins by counselor Nielsen Memory of Tim Lynch. MR. PRESIDENT, I would like to move the CHAIRMAN Of the meat of this meeting of the Indianapolis City County Council in
recognition of and respect for the life contributions of those persons I have here specifically named I respectfully ask support of fellow councilors. I further requests that motion be made part of the permit records body and what are the council still in the Senate or the PRESIDENT Be sent to the family of each person advising of the session. Thank you, Leader Mary hearing no objections. The motion request a ordered hearing no for the