Good evening. We will begin our meeting with prayer and pledge of allegiance that by counselor Cahill. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT I have with us tonight, Pastor Greg him want from Christ Indianapolis, United Methodist Church located in my district right down on us. 31. On the call out a few of the things they do for the community and for us as the city county enterprise, every Thursday, they have a food pantry that serves 70 people. They also are one of the roll call sites for impd Southeast District. So if you ever want to come down and come visit, sure he would be happy to have you. So with that, I'm gonna turn this over to. Pastor Ken, what for our blessings? This Christmas season? Let us pray. Holy GOD, we give you. Thanks for the group of leaders gathered here
today. We give you thanks for their skills in leading and for the gifts and passion that they bring to their work. Today. We pray for them as individuals. And we also pray for them as a group. We pray that you would fill them with a spirit of unity and compassion for one another. We know that they have differences in opinion in life experience in political leaning and we give you thanks for those differences. They're what got each one of them elected. At the same time. Oh, GOD, you know that we who live and work and play in the city also need them to see through those differences and to govern together in a spirit of unity. We acknowledge that it's hard to be a lawmaker right now. We acknowledge that it's hard to be a person right now. But we know GOD that in spite of all those differences, each person here believes the same color blood. Their tears are made up of the
same stuff. Their laughter comes from the same place inside them. Each of them loves their family and friends and wants what is best for our city. And so we pray for the elected officials and for the others gathered here that power and authority to make decisions that you would help them to love one another as you have loved them and to lead with a spirit of collaboration that they would serve as an example to the rest of us of how to live together as a community. And we take time to pray together as one body in the spirit of unity for all those in our city who live in fear. We pray for those who fear violence on the street where they live. We pray for those who fear violence because the streets are their home. We pray for those who fear the violence that could come at any time
with a knock on the door. And we pray for those who fear the violence that doesn't need to knock on the door because it resides in their home. Give our elected officials wisdom and courage to lead us. Oh, GOD, and give to this your city, your good gifts of hope. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. One nation under GOD, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Councilors. Be select a green button to indicate your attendance. There are 24 council members present. I understand the council wells has caught up in traffic with the with the snowfall. We have a guest with us this evening unknown part of the agenda. So this next item on our agenda is official communications.
Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT. Ladies and gentlemen, you are hereby notified the regular meetings of the city County Council Police Fire and solid waste special collect collections, special service district councils will be held in the city County building and the public Assembly room on Monday. DECEMBER fires 2025 7 o'clock pm the purpose is of purposes of such meetings be to conduct any and all business that MAY come properly before regular meetings of the council. Sincerely. Also, Lee PRESIDENT City County Council. Ladies and gentlemen, pursuant to the laws of the state of Indiana, I caused to be published in the court commercial record and in the Indianapolis star on Friday, NOVEMBER 14th, 2025
a copy of Notice of Public hearing proposal. Number 3.43, 2025 said hearing to be held at the rules and public policy meeting. On Tuesday NOVEMBER. 26 2025 at 05:30pm, and the Public Assembly room of the city County building a copy of notice of public hearings, proposal numbers 3.28, through 3.31 3. 33 3.38 3. 43 30. 43 3.44 Through 3.46 3, 49 3.68, 2025 said hearings to be held on Monday, DECEMBER. 1st 2025 a 7 o'clock pm and the Public Assembly room of the city County building. Ladies and gentlemen, I have approved with my signature and delivered this data. The clerk of the City County Council, Yolanda Winfield, the following ordinances, general
ordinance number 39, 2025 and special resolution. Number 17, through 22,025 Joseph, a chalk said Mayor, MR. PRESIDENT, this concludes official communications. Thank you. MADAM Clerk, the next item on agenda is adoption of the agenda. I believe Council just Brown. You have. Coming to an amendment to make to it. Yes, MISTER PRESIDENT, MR. PRESIDENT, I move to modify the proposed agenda, adding proposal number 4, a 6, 2025, which is a special resolution urging data center developers to heed the community voices as a new proposal under presentation petitions, memorials, special resolutions and council resolutions this evening council should have a copy of the motion and
proposal in front of bank. So there's a motion on the floor. Is there a second? Briefly ask MR. PRESIDENT my co-sponsors delayed by the weather. I would welcome a second from the floor from anybody who would not want to sell Thank you. So is there. Is there a second? But unfortunately, we cannot act on the on this proposal. This amendment without a second. So that will it will die. Unfortunately, without a second. The next item on agenda is approval of journals for OCTOBER. The 6 2025. Yes for don't have consent for the agenda as written. Thank you very much. The next item or agenda is approval of journals for OCTOBER. The 6, 2025 to have consent that. Now proceed to presentation petitions, memorials and special
resolutions. And this first item on our agenda posted. Limit 3, 9, 7, recognizes and honors Steven Quick for his extraordinary career. His decades of service to the city of Indianapolis and its lasting impact on the community. I'm excited to be able present this to you. Thank This is a proposal as special resolution recognizing recognizing and honoring Steve in quick for his next year. Extraordinary career. His decades of service, a city of Indianapolis is lasting impact on the community. Whereas Steve in Quick was born FEBRUARY 19th 1959. In Indianapolis, Indiana. And as a proud Grant graduate of America Manual High School class of 1978 and whereas in 1988 Steven marry his beloved by wife Lesley, she's amazing. And together, they have built a strong and leveling family. That includes 3 daughters, 2
sons, 20 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. And whereas Steven began his career with the Department of Transportation in JANUARY 1984, as a labor quickly advancing through the ranks to do to a strong due to a strong work ethic and dedication to public service, ultimately becoming a heavy equipment operator in 1987. And whereas Stevens, leadership and commitment to his fellow workers led to his election as vice PRESIDENT Of afscme local 7.25 In 1993, in just one year later, his election as PRESIDENT, a position he has held with distinction for over 30 years. Most recently reaffirmed by re-election in JULY 2025. And whereas Steven has consistently demonstrated a deep commitment to community service, contributing his time and talents to numerous boards school programs and nonprofit
organizations throughout Indianapolis. And whereas there his 41 year career with the Department of Public Works, Steven has been a vital partner in advancing the city's mission, playing a key role in the collaborative model established in the early 1990's under Mayor Steven Goldsmith and leadership of Charles Snyder and continued through the Petersen, Ballard, Hogsett and Ministrations. And whereas Steven has been a very trusted partner of the City County Council and has worked collaboratively with many of its members throughout these years to support priorities of the city's constituents. And whereas Steven Quicks legacy is one of leadership service, an unwavering dedication to
the betterment of his community and the lives of those around him now, therefore, be it resolved by the city County Council, the city of Indianapolis and Marion County, Indiana, Section one, the Indianapolis City-County Council recognizes and honors. Steven, a quick first extraordinary career is decades of service to the city. Section 2, the council celebrate Steven Quicks, extraordinary contributions to the lasting impact on our community. Section 3, the mayor's invited to join this resolution base affixing his signature, which he has section for this resolution shall be in full force and effect upon adoption. A complaint with icy 36, 3 dash, 4 dash, 14. This special resolution was sponsored by counselor, mostly and passed
by City County Council. This first day of DECEMBER 2025. And I so move. Thank properly moved and seconded all those in favor? Please signify by saying Aye. Any opposed nay motion carries back to Speaker. Thank you, MISTER Quick. Do you have words for Thank you. This is very much appreciated. But I want to say. Thank for bless me having this opportunity also worked a little bit, wouldn't know when he was here as well as the other for Mayor. The blessing is having a great family strong from the support along the way. You a lot of time away from home when you do this type of services. So folks understand that. But I enjoyed this journey. I don't know if you guys know to not represent about 600 employees included Citizens, Energy Group, Animal Control. And dpw and some of the parks employees of whatever and all the great work that they do. It makes you proud to be a
leader for those folks just like today, folks realize, but they've been out since Friday night with this snow in this weather without a break working 12 shifts that whatever. So to be a leader, those folks who dedicated this committee way that they are shoot off to good and feel good. It's hard to walk away. You know, when you build their son, whatever appreciate the relationship with city County Council. Some folks are new. The partnership works. And what makes his work is everybody's have the same go for the citizens of in Annapolis to make this a great city that it is. I like to tin you to see that work for everybody. Like you guys do here. You can agree to disagree, but you got a job to do and you try to do the best interest of the folks we all represent. Thank you for the
night. Really appreciate it. Me involved got the same haircut, but we don't go to same barber. I want thank you, you know, and appreciate but really is is is is is is hard to walk away. This garden here to my right is going to be standing, serving c these are the board put him in. He's going to be the vice PRESIDENT's start in JANUARY. We're really going start Friday's my last represent a young and he's been with me for the last 16 years. He knows about the partnership you knows about relationship in a morgue. Sure. He's looking forward to working with. You guys and thanks again. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year's. Thank you. Sticks item on our agenda. Suppose a number 3, 9, congratulates McAllister. We shouldn't company. Ink on the occasion of its 80th
anniversary and recognize its contributions to economic vitality and civic life of Indianapolis and Marion County. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT. So this what I'm I'm really excited to present this resolution this evening. It's actually ashamed of myself is that I used to live on Southeastern Avenue where the newest headquarter is and phenomenal building watched it go under construction and then I moved over to Brookville Road and I drive past another location. Every single day. And it took me 6 years of being a counselor. Before I said, you know what? I should probably reach out and say how you do and you've been I've been in. I was like I've been in their district this whole
time. And I did. I took that opportunity. And what I did, I learn that McAlister's been Indianapolis for 80 years and that is no small feat. And this evening, which is why I'm presenting this special resolution. And so for that, I have a proposal for a special resolution resolution congratulating McAllister machinery company on the occasion of its 80th anniversary and recognizing its contributions to the economic vitality and civic life of Indianapolis and Marion County, whereas on JUNE second, 1945, eda being the catalyst are excepted appointment as the exclusive Caterpillar dealer for much of Indiana and was and found in McAllister machinery company. And whereas McAllister
machinery has grown over 8 decades into one of the nation's leading Caterpillar dealers providing heavy equipment sales. Rentals, service and parts to support construction infrastructure, agriculture, utilities, public works all across Indianapolis in the state of Indiana. Literally what we were just talking about. It's amazing. And where McAllister machinery, headquartered at 6300 Southeastern Avenue. Anchors, significant employment and investments on any napoles southeast side reflecting the company's long-term commitment to doing business in our community. And whereas the leadership and example of the McAllister family, including the late pe
McAllister, the company has been steadfast, philanthropic partner of Indianapolis, supporting arts culture, parks and numerous civic initiatives to enrich quality of life for the residents across Marion County and whereas McAllister machinery marked 80th anniversary on JUNE. Second 2025. Celebrating a record service of innovation, workforce development and customer support that continues to power central Indiana's growth now, therefore be it resolved by the city County Council of the City of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, that section one, the council congratulates McAllister machinery company for its 80th anniversary and
extends sincere appreciation for its 8 decades of investment, job creation and community partnerships and Indianapolis. Section 2. The council recognizes the McAllister family and the company's employees for its ongoing contributions to the economic vitality and civic life of Marion County, Section 3, that the mayor is invited to join this resolution affixing his signature. And this resolution shall be in full force and effect upon the passage of compliance of icy. 36, 3 dash 4 s 14, MR. PRESIDENT. I so move. And the motions and properly moved and seconded a little favor. Please signify by saying Aye. Opposed nay. Hearing. Back to the speaker. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT. Chris to say you want. On behalf of 3200 employees of McAllister
family. Appreciate the recognition. The last years have been a good run. Really good run in a great place to do business and to raise your family. And as I look forward to passing the baton to my the son and daughter. The future couldn't be brighter. There's so much opportunity out there for us to grow and improve. So glad to be here. Thank you again. Thank you. Think. It's back before. This next item on our agenda. This oppose a number 3, 9, 9, Which recognizes the 100 and 30th anniversary of the Indianapolis reported in this paper. I have the honor reading the PRESIDENT's resolutions tonight. Present this to you. A city County special resolution number. 23, 2025. This is a long Thank you guys. Proposal for a special resolution recognizing the 100 30th anniversary of the Indianapolis Record newspaper. Whereas the Indianapolis Recorder newspaper founded in 18. 95 by visionary publisher
George p Stewart has served as a steadfast voice for Indiana's black community for over 130 years. Make it one of the longest-running African-American newspapers in the United States and the cornerstone of Indiana's journalistic cultural landscape and thank you. And we're is. More doing air when mainstream media office clue or misrepresented black votes, voices. The court was established to inform uplifting advocate for African-Americans in Indianapolis in across the state, providing essential coverage of civil rights, education, business, faith in everyday life. From a black perspective. And whereas the records historic stewardship that's passed through the Democrat leadership of notable owners including Mark a sea Stewart. You just writer and Williams. You maze each of whom made lasting contributions to preserving the public integrity extending
its impact and where it is. Whereas the recorders also benefited from the leadership of distinguished past Presidents Charles Blair. Caroline Maze and Shannon Williams who played key roles in guiding the publication through critical times of transition growth and innovation. And whereas throughout its long and distinguished history. The Indianapolis Recorder has chronicled both local and national movements from the great Migration and Jim Crowe era to the civil Rights movement monitoring calls for police reform. And today's ongoing struggle. So social racial and economic justice and whereas quarter has remain resilient through wars. Economic downturn shift in media landscapes with the
times by embracing digital platforms, expand in this multimedia reach and serving as a training ground for black journalists. His story tellers committed to the truth and equity. And whereas when we do about this, I'm sick, whereas in addition. 2 is award-winning journalism. The recorder has created a profound civic impact through programs and initiatives that engage the community, including voter registration drives public health Education, youth empowerment projects and economic development partnerships. And whereas the recorder commitment to a excellence has been recognized nationally and locally head mean and over 100
awards in the past 6 years. Alas, from a stain institutions such as the Hoosier State Press Association, the Society of Professional Journalists and the National newspaper publish association and where thank you, counselor, MR. PRESIDENT, as I hear these these paragraphs being read. I'm really, really getting the chills here. Thinking about how much history. We're talking about here. I don't know if we want to MISS This moment and capture how much history 130 years brings. And it's right here in Indianapolis. Imagine what those halls at their storage facilities. If they could only talk. Thank you for the moment as PRESIDENT Whereas recorders commitment to journalistic
excellence has been recognized nationally and locally. Having earned over 100 awards in the past 6 years alone from esteemed institutions such as Hoosier State Press Association, the Society of Professional Journalists, the National Newspaper Publishers Association and whereas the newspaper's signature champions of diversity awards. Now in its 18th year has grown to become one of Indiana's largest annual celebrations of equity and inclusion honoring individuals and institutions that are creating lasting change in business education, health care and civic life. Whereas under the current leadership. My fraternity brother, Robert, dog, PRESIDENT, ceo of the Recorder Media Group, which includes the Internet, has recorded newspaper and Indiana Minority Business magazine. The
Recorder continues to thrive as a multimedia force through its affiliated platforms while investing in investigative journalism community engagement and content that preserves and protect black history. Whereas the papers in during my do. Our news, your voice embodies its commitment to inclusive storytelling, cultural pride, speaking truth to power, especially on behalf of underrepresented and marginalized communities and City County Council of Indianapolis and Marion County recognizes that Indianapolis record or not just as publication but as a movement, MR. PRESIDENT. One that continues to shape the conscious of our city and state through fearless reporting civic service and an unwavering belief in the power of information to transform
lives. Now, therefore. Thank you, council. 61, MR. PRESIDENT City County Council recognize an honest that was record is powerful legacy and commends. It's continued impact on the community. Section 2, the council pledged their support as a recorder into next chapter equipped to inform inspire really the community for generations to code section 3. The mayor is invited to join in this resolution, but the signature here, too, and section for the resolution show before for us, in effect for the adoption place. I see 36 dash 3 dash, 4 dash 14. The special That student was sponsored by council. Was passed City County Council. This first day of DECEMBER 2025. PRESIDENT, I salute improperly moved and seconded all those in favor. Please signify by saying Aye. Any opposed nay. Motion carries and back to the speakers. Thank you, MR.
PRESIDENT as a former journalist for the Indianapolis Recorder many years ago. I like use the current PRESIDENT Ceo MISTER Roberts ago. Thank you so much. So much. I will be allowed from the ship. Just can He moved here 10 years ago after a time for United States Navy. The 23 years. It MAY be if the Navy and me that. It taught me the value of teamwork having people behind you didn't believe in the vision, believe in the mission, even in here, you all part of a team. So I appreciate you. PRESIDENT. Also, appreciate all of you all. Thank you so much to appreciate out. Picture that gets should get next item on our agenda. Proposal, number 400. MR. Recognizes the
organizations and volunteers. Addressing hunger during Snap Distruptions and expresses the council's gratitude for their service. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT this resolution is inspired by the period of time we had during the federal government shut down when the snap benefits were suspended. Number one, I do want to thank the city administration. I alerted them the fact that this was coming in, it was going to be a significant impact in over 100,000 residents of Indianapolis and to their great credit, they responded very quickly organized several $100,000 and ultimately over a million dollars in investment in. Getting funds out to the food pantries across the city. That was a quick response in an impressive response. And I'm really appreciative that they got that done. But this is
inspired by the Boulevard Place Food Pantry, which is in council district 7 during this time I went to Boulevard place and spent some time with the folks, all volunteers who run it. It's at 42nd and Boulevard. Many of the volunteers are folks who are retired sometimes in their 70's and 80's and they're working overtime to make sure that the funds were translating into food items that were available for everybody who need it. In fact, the day I was there, there were it was the highest volume day they had ever had. And it was the highest they of shoppers. They never had point being. This was a result of the snap benefit suspension. So my point is when something happens in the city, this negative that we have to respond to that we have to ensure that our citizens get
what they need. We came together across parties across district lines to make sure our fellow citizens have access to food during that that troubling time. So this inspired by those volunteers. Unfortunately, due to the just like many other people could make it here tonight. So I want to proceed with this and I will deliver this myself to the to the volunteers. It both are place and to cleaners as well. Proposal for a special resolution recognizing the organizations and volunteers addressing hunger during the snap disruptions and expressing the council's gratitude for their service. Whereas thousands of Indianapolis residents have experienced disruptions to the snap benefits during 2025 federal government shutdown. Significant good Kenley increasing demand for emergency food assistance across Marion County and
whereas in response the city of Indianapolis joined the corporate and nonprofit partners to come in hundreds of thousands of dollars in emergency funding to Gleaners Food. Bank of Indiana to expand distribution to local food pantries across the broader central Indiana region underscoring a community wide mobilization of resources. Whereas also under the city's coordination and leadership, dozens of distribution events were scheduled in NOVEMBER with no sign up or id required, making meals produce and other resources accessible to all residents, including those facing benefits ructions. Whereas local hunger relief organizations, networks, including food banks, food pantries, community centers, grassroots community groups, neighborhood associations, faith-based organizations and mutual aid networks together with
thousands of volunteers have sorted, packed, transported and distributed food resources for neighbors in need. And whereas volunteers have repeatedly demonstrated extraordinary commitment by serving on short notice, extending hours and working in higher than normal volume situations to ensure no family goes hungry during this period. And whereas the City County Council has a longstanding precedent for recognizing anti-hunger organizations and volunteers for their critical role in protecting the health and dignity that family dignity of Indianapolis families now, therefore. Be it resolved by the city County Council of the City of Indianapolis and Marion County, Indiana, Section one, the council commends and thanks to organizations, staff and
volunteers, whoever tirelessly to address hunger and food insecurity during the snap disruption caused by the federal government shutdown 2025. Section 2. The council recognizes partners such as cleaners to Bank of Indiana, a Hunger Network, second helpings face base relief sites, neighborhood food pantries such as Boulevard place mutual aid networks, corporate donors community volunteers for expanding service and collaborating across sectors to reach residents quickly. Section 3 council encourages all residents, businesses and institutions with the ability to do so to continue donating time funds and food to local partners, addressing hunger, reinforcing the spirit of community that defines Indianapolis snap benefits are disrupted and as recovery continues, section for the mayor is invited to join this
resolution by affixing his signature here to which he has. Section 5. This resolution shall be in for force and effect in adoption with complaints of ic 3, 6, 3, 4, 14. And I so move. Bush's improperly moved and seconded. All those in favor. Please signify by saying Aye. Opposed nay motion carries. Thank That's it for me. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT, thank you very much. The next item on agenda supposed number 401, which recognize that off of Kappa Alpha sorority incorporated. Well, for me make a chapter in declares DECEMBER one 2025. As Elephant Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc day at City Hall. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT for the warm up in time tonight. And I traded my counsel pin for my
honeydew pin. Those of us to know knows. Special resolution recognizes Kappa Alpha sorority incorporated and the Claire's DECEMBER first 2025. As Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority day at City Hall. Whereas Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority incorporated was founded on JANUARY. 15th 19, 0, 8, with a mission to promote unity and friendship among college women to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social status to maintain the progress of interest in college life and to be of service to all mankind. And whereas in 1915, this already hosted its first political action conference in Illinois with Illinois Congressman and human rights activists. Martin, be Madden as the speaker and whereas
throughout the years dysfunction has become more complex, branching out to engage in members worldwide in advocacy and service projects 2 improve social, economic, racial, political and environmental conditions. And whereas Alpha Kappa Alpha was diverse, collaborative work throughout the United States. The Caribbean, Europe, Africa, the United Arab Emirates integrates a high level of personal engagement with the strong bond of sisterhood and productive network of community partners, whereas. On DECEMBER first 2025, central Indiana members of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority incorporated participated aka day at the city hall and whereas the vets is an opportunity for members to
speak with local lawmakers engage in local city county council meetings, advocate on local level for critical issues, including mental health and wellness, Black, Maternal, maternal health, Infrastructure, Economic Development, criminal justice reform, cetera. And whereas the central region is home to over 100 empowered and engaged chapters serving the Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, Southeastern Missouri and Wisconsin. And whereas Indiana is home to 22 Alpha Kappa Alpha chapters, 8 of which located on college and university campuses and have 14 active alumni groups in communities throughout the
state. And whereas there are nearly 1000 active members of Alpha Kappa Alpha in the city of Indianapolis representing Kappa all from the omega and Chi Chi Omega chapters respective league. And whereas there are many members of Alpha Kappa Alpha currently serving in Marin County in central Indiana, working for the community in local government now, therefore. Be it resolved by the city County Council of the City of Indianapolis Marion County, Indiana, Section one. They didn't happen. The city council proudly recognizes the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority incorporated and declares DECEMBER first 2025. As Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority at City Hall section 2. The council for the thinks Alpha Kappa Alpha for its many years of
service to the community. And directs that a copy of this resolution be transmitted to Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority incorporated. All from you. A mega and Chi Chi Omega chapters in recognition of all Indianapolis chapters section 3. The mayor's invited to join in this resolution by fixing his signatures there, too, which he has section 4. The resolution shall be in full force and effect upon adoption in compliance with icy 36. That's 3 deaths. 4 dash, 1, 4, This special resolution was sponsored by council Perkins and was passed by the City County Council on First day off DECEMBER 2025. I so move. Bush's improperly moved and seconded. All those in favor. Please signify by saying Aye.
Any opposed nay. Motion carries back to the speaker. MR. PRESIDENT by CHAIRWOMAN. For all social action for the state of Indiana. Good evening, MR. PRESIDENT counselors and community members. My name is Alexander Hall and I have the privilege of serving as the Indiana state coordinator for connections, social action. And I'm very proud member of the Chi Chi Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority incorporated located right here in Indianapolis. I want to extend our sincere appreciation for your warm welcome in partnership. And today's recognition means so much to as we continue our commitment to civic engagement and public service ak Day at City Hall connects our members to local government and policy making reinforcing the advocacy begins at the grassroots level. We thank you
for your leadership for the work you do each day on behalf of Hoosiers and for recognizing Alpha Kappa Alphas ongoing dedication to advancing equity, education and community empowerment. Thank you again for your hospitality and for allowing us to be a part in this important civic space. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT. And if you didn't know yet, my wife is a member of MAY go Dr Perkins here and she works with the city. Also want to share with my colleagues that in APRIL of 2026, the central region will convene here in Indianapolis for the Central Central Region conference expected over 500 women and their families to 5,000. I'm sorry. Isis to is happy serve as a result. Director 5,000 women and their
families will convene here for the Central Regional Conference in APRIL of 2026, thank you, MR. PRESIDENT. Good Evening Council man and women. I'm the 2 so Woodard and I do serve as the special adviser to the central regional director Kiana w Davis. I am also a trustee to the Indianapolis Public Library. So brings me. And the Soto sister to your Kylie here. I do want to number one, just thank you for the opportunity to stand before you. You MAY see colors such pink and green, but I do want you to know that we represent colors up diversity, humanity and the blood of Jesus Christ. I also want you to know we stand in
the gap for those in need. We also are a village for those who stand united with us. We ask that you continue to seek individuals from this organization so that we can continue to work side by side. Thank you for your time tonight and again, we are excited to be here with you. Next item agenda is a proposal. Number 3, 7, 9, refreshment spot. Economic Development Committee. Joe thank you, MR. PRESIDENT the consent. I'd like to take a 3, 0, 9, 3, 11 3.13, Proposal. Number 309, reappoint David Baker to the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission proposal. Number 3, leathery appoints Kathy did to the Marion County Property Tax Assessment Board of of Appeals propose number 3.13, reappoint Kathy were pulled to the for business and neighborhood services. The proposals passed
out of committee by a vote of 10 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT, I so move. Bush's approach to moved and seconded of the comments counselors. All right. You're to see the board for a vote. Motion carries 25 to 0. The next item on agenda as opposed 3, 1, 4, different Parks and Recreation Committee, German, which thank you, MR. PRESIDENT proposal number 3, 1, 4, 2025 reappoint just of winds to the board, Bart Board of Parks and Recreation. Parks and Recreation Committee met on NOVEMBER. 6th counselor, DeLay move seconded by Councilor McCormick. Proposal, number 3, 14, 2025 to the full Council with a do pass recommendation motion carried by a vote of 6 to 0. And I so move. Which isn't probably moved and seconded of the Counselors. Was pretty to the board for a vote. Motion carries. 25 zoo. Next item on agenda. Supposed be 1, 6, For Public Safety Criminal Justice Committee CHAIRMAN Runs. Proposal 3, 1,
6, Reappoint Stanley Rubin to the assessment of its consumer Advisory board. So the committee 0, I so move. Motions and probably moved and seconded of that coming customers. It's specific word for that? Motion carries. 25 to 0. States that agenda because 3, 1, 7, for the public safety confirmed Justice Committee without Thank you, Mr. President proposal 3, 1, 7, 2025 we point there's a whole to domestic review team. So the committee as well, 0. I so move. Bush's improperly moved and seconded to the comments from customers. When person to vote for them. She carries 25 to 0. Next item the agenda. Supposed 3, 3, for public safety and criminal
Justice Committee. CHAIRMAN Of Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT pose a 3, 3, 9, With 25 points Harrison to do just an advisory board. Mrs no longer lives in Marion County. You know what to serve on this board people to withdraw proposal, 3, 23, 3, 9, 2025. Voted 9 to 0 PRESIDENT. I salute. But it's been moved and seconded MAY have consent for the ritual to pose number 3, 3, 9, 2025. Thank MR. CHAIRMAN this next item on agenda is proposal. Number 3, 4, 7, referred to Public Safety Justice Committee CHAIRWOMAN. CHAIRWOMAN Janet, thank you, MR. PRESIDENT propose a number 3 for 7, 2025. 3 point stand. Hate to the Board of Public Works. Council Nielsen moved seconded by Councilor McCormick to send a proposal 3 for 7 to 2025. To full council with the do pass recommendation motion carried
by a vote of 9 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT and some of Bush's republic moved and seconded The commission counselors. All right, seeing none, but especially to the board for a vote. She carries. 25. The next item agenda is a tradition of proposals. MADAM Clerk, thank you, MR. PRESIDENT. The following proposals were referred to the Metropolitan Economic Development Committee proposal. Number 3.71, 2025 introduced by counselors, Jones and a scary. Approves the 2026 budget. The Greater Virginia Avenue corridor, economic improvement district. Proposal. Number 3.70, to 2025. Introduced by Council Brown. Approves the 2026 6 budget of the would replace economic improvement district. Proposal. Number 3.73, 2025
introduced by Council boots. Referred to the Parks and Recreation Committee reappoint Larry Bates to the board of Parks and Recreation. The following proposals referred to the Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee proposal. Number 3.75, 2025 introduced by Council Robinson pup. 0.7 Sharon to the juvenile Detention Center advisory board proposal. Number 3.76, 2025 introduced by a scary modifies, the holiday ordinance for employees. The Marion County Public Defender Agency. The following proposals were referred to the Public Works Committee proposal. Number 3.77, 2025 introduced by Council McCormick authorizes limitations on u turns for northbound to southbound
traffic on Holt Road and Michigan Street District 16. Proposal. Number 3.78, 2025 introduced by Council miscarry authorizes the speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour on all local streets. Bounded by Raymond Street right Avenue, Keystone Avenue in Shelby Street District. 19. Proposal. Number 3.79, 2025 introduced by counselor Evans authorizes the speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour. Only stuff. Black lead street from Washington Street to south of Dayton. To the South did in District 17. Proposal. Number 3, 82,025 introduced by Council Ronnie. Authorizes the speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour within the bluff view metal North and South divisions district. 22. Proposal, number 3.81, 2025 introduced by
Council Jones authorizes the removal of no parking anytime zone restrictions on the west side of Illinois Street between Meryl Street and South Street District. 18. Proposal. Number 3.80, to 2025 introduced by counselor Nielsen authorizes a speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour within the Clicks. Post-roe Subdivision District 14. Proposal. Number 3.83, 2025. Introduced by Council Bill Eyes is the speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour on Braxton Way between Edgewood Avenue and Shelbyville Road District. 24. Proposal number before 2025 introduced by Council Mowery authorizes a no u-turn restriction for northbound to southbound Emerson Avenue and
Noble Way District. 25. Proposal number 3.85, 2025 introduced by Council authorizes weight limit restrictions within the Sunshine Gardens Subdivision District. 22. Proposal, number 3.86, introduced by Council Barnes authorizes the speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour in a butler targeting neighborhood founded by 38 Street. Westfield Boulevard, Meridian Street and Michigan Road District. 7. Proposal. Number 3.87, 2025 introduced by counselor Jesse Brown authorizes a resident permit parking zone on the north side of 10 street Brookside Avenue District, 13. Proposal. Number 3.88, 2025 introduced by Council Jesse Brown authorizes no u-turn restrictions. 4 eastbound to westbound 10
street at Brookside and Highland Avenues district 13 proposal. Number 3.89, 2025 introduced by Council Lewis authorizes the speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour within the which with Subdivision District 5. Proposal. Number 3, 92,025 introduced by Counselor Bar authorizes parking restrictions on north side of 54th Street East and west of Broadway Street District, 7 proposal. Number 3.91, introduced by council Barth authorizes parking restrictions on the Southside of 50's 54th Street East and west of Carrollton Avenue District. 7. Proposal. Number
3.92, introduced by council mostly authorizes parking restrictions for the crosswalk on 5 Creek Boulevard here, 7 new District Wealth. Proposal. Number 3.93, 2025 introduced by counselors, Jesse Brown and Jones authorizes parking restrictions on East Market street between College Avenue in Davison Street districts, 13 18. Proposal. Number 3.94, 2025 introduced by Council Jones authorizes the removal of parking restrictions on the east side of Delaware Street between South Street in Louisiana Street District, 18. Proposal. Number 3.95, 2025 introduced by Council Delaney
authorize the speed limit reduction to 25 miles per hour within the Sherwood Forest Division District. 2. Proposal. Number 3.96, 2025 introduced by Council Jesse Brown authorizes resident permit parking on the Southside of Walnut Street between Cleveland and East Streets District 13, MR. PRESIDENT the conclusive questions. Thank you. MADAM Clerk, the next item or agenda, especially his party business. Proposal number is 4, 0, 2, 4, 2, 4, 0, 5, 2025. Well, rezonings that were certified to the council for approval by the Metropolitan Development Commission. The council, which is called out any of these proposals for consideration that pass into law. To call down any of the
proposals. Seeing none proposal number is 4, 0, 2, 4, 0, 5, 2025. No pass into law. And this next item on the agenda is special orders public hearing before we open the floor to public comment electrical the job Council peers to view the grounds of public testimony was adopted by his body. We moved to the public comment portion proposals we would like to remind the council members and the public of a few ground rules in order for everyone to have a fair chance to speak and be heard. It is important that we each observed the following rules first. Each speaker will be limited to 2 minutes. Second, any public comments must reasonably relate to the agenda item under consideration. 3rd speakers who stray from the item under consideration or become unduly repetitious MAY be asked to move on to their next point, conclude their
comment. Finally attendees to cause disruption that prevent the council from proceeding through today's agenda. In a reasonably efficient manner will be removed. Please remember that some types of threatening speech or incitement to violence are not protected by the First Amendment. We will deal with those issues if they come up. But we don't think that can adopt these rules to content that appeals public testimony, Let's now move into items and a special is public hearing in this first item proposing 2, 8, for administration and Finance Committee CHAIRMAN Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT proposal 3.28 transfers and existing appropriations Varias City County funds the used by various city county departments and agencies Drew Brees $124,570. Grant awards.
Not previously appropriated as of the 0 Iso move Most of the public moved and seconded to the commission. Counselors. Seeing none anyone in the room who would like to come in a proposal. Number 3 to 8. I think see none if the no counselors, what is perceived to the board for a vote. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT constantly. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT I Asterix scene due to my spouse is employment. Thank you very good. The motion carries 24. Yeas and one abstention. Next item on agenda. Suppose number 3 to 9 also recruit administration and Finance Committee CHAIRMAN Is Scary. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT proposal 3.29 transfer 5 year and $10,000 and additional
appropriation of $838,000. Is the 2025 Budget Office and Corporation Counsel. Consolidated general fund for the purpose funding attorneys attorney fees associated with ongoing cases passed out of committee 8, 0, I so move. Isn't probably moved and seconded other coming. Some counselors. Seeing none. Is there anyone in the room with an interesting proposal? Number 3 to 9. Please. 3.29 appropriates the extra $510,000. PRESIDENT For legal fees. And just understand that we settle the case and we had to pay over $600,000 in attorney fees because the people in the executive branch meeting the mayor and Thomas Cook could not be professional in their offices. A win with this. When will this continue to happen? And now I know that bin Settle, right? I don't know the action settlement,
but this money is leaving coffers and we'll get nothing out of these people have personal problems and hiring ups that they can't control. They actually need to pay for their own legal expenses. That's what they need to do. I don't think it's fair for anybody. Listen to have somebody that can't control their impulses and we have to pay out this kind of money, $510,000 ladies and gentlemen were panned out tonight for these people who can't control themselves. And I don't think it's fair to the taxpayers and should be an embarrassment on this council to have to actually appropriate this money for that purpose is what you're doing right now. The
appropriate this money to clean up a mess left by the us are just a vote a vote for themselves. That's one that you ma'am. You know, you don't 510,000 Anyone else in the room with an interest in proposal. Number 3, tonight. Point click additional comments of counselors. I clarity know that this is going to that. Thank Thank you. CHAIRMAN. Scary. Anyone else with comments from the council. But single that especially the board for The council Delaney, thank you, MR. PRESIDENT, I will be abstaining from as well. Due to my spouse is employment. Very good. Thank you. Motion carries 24 yays and one abstention. That's next on agenda. Supposed to 3, 3, 0, for administration and Finance Committee CHAIRMAN Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT proposal 3.30, approves an additional
appropriation of 44 million, 800,000 $500 transfer of 68,002 1005, 2025 Budget Information Services, Information, Technology. And for purposes of transfer transferring this county's property tax system into software services. As of the 0. I so move. It was in the public, moved and seconded of the covid. Some counselors. Seeing none. Let's proceed. Because If there's anyone in the room with interesting proposal, number 3, 3, 0, Seeing No additional comments will go towards. But it's risky to the board for a vote. Motion carries. 25 to That's next. Agenda. Supposed 3, 3, inferred to community Affairs Committee. Julie Brown. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT propose number 3, 3, 1, approves an additional appropriation,
totaling 710,000 and the Duke decrease of $47,489 and that 2025 budget and we'll care services can consolidates the cap can cited county general and city cumulative funds for the purpose of funding personnel costs, additional spay and neuter bills and medical supplies and service costs. This passed out of committee 7, 0, with a do pass recommendation and I so move. And properly moved and seconded of the coming. Some councilors. Accounts of Route. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT I've had the honor for the last several months of serving on the operation in the animal's legislation and for spent working group another board members and volunteers who intended on being here tonight. But the weather kept them away. So on their just encouraging my colleagues to vote for this, which was But you are anyway the speak up for those who couldn't be here. Thank you. Good. Thank you. Any additional comments
from customers? Seeing none. Is there anyone in the room with the interest to propose a number 3, 3, 1, Seeing none. If there are no additional comments of counselors as we see to the board for a vote. Motion carries 25 to 0. Next item on the agenda. Suppose a number 3, 3, 3, for too much. Both economic development committee Lewis. So a way it is proposing number 3, 3, 3, What about Parks and recreation. Let's start this again. You know, my place Next agenda is proposing 3, 3, 8 referred to parks. Creation committed CHAIRMAN Boots. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT, thank you. Proposal. Number 3, 3, 8, 2, 2, 5, approved the transfer of 1 million, 178 $1000 and additional
appropriation of 3 million, 622,000 dollars. In the 2025 budget of the Department of Parks and Recreation. Karin Park's general Capital asset Lifecycle in development, federal Grant and city team of the funds close prune for the purpose of utilities, supplies and contractual expenses. The vote was 6, 0 in committee for do pass. And MISTER PRESIDENT, I so move. Is a public moved and seconded of the coming concerts. Seeing none. Is there anyone in the room with an interesting proposal that 3, 3, 8, All right, seeing none. If the no comments counselors. Let's proceed to the board for a vote. Motion carries 25 to 0. This next item on agenda. Suppose another 3, 4, 0 for public safety and criminal Justice
Committee. CHAIRMAN Robinson, thank you, MR. PRESIDENT 3.42, 25 approves. Additional provisions will be 6 million 30. So the $50 transfer 1 million for the $36,000 direction of $63650 in 2025 budget of American Sheriff's Department. For the purpose of funding to Indiana Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council collecting bargaining agreement and equipment replacement plan, Senate committee, MISTER PRESIDENT Tim is 0 eyes and move. Public moved and seconded to the comments of customers. A council just approved. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT just want explain my no vote on Obviously want to fund all of our staff people accounts of what they're doing. But a situation where several individuals have died this year at criminal Justice
center. I don't think we can in good faith and good conscience move money out of the medical care for inmates fund. Thank you. Thank you which it coming customers. All right. Seeing none. Is there anyone in the room with an interesting proposal? Number 3, 4, 0, you know, if there are no additional comments council is that especially to the board for a vote on proposal That motion carries 24 Yays. And one day. This next item our agenda proposing 3, 4, 1, for the Public Safety Criminal Justice Committee CHAIRMAN Robinson, thank you, MR. PRESIDENT pose a 3 41.0 25 was it just a provision $22,000? We transferred $198,000.25 budget in Marin County
Prosecutor's office. Purpose of funding personal personnel costs, MR. PRESIDENT because of the committee 0. I salute a second. Which isn't properly moved and seconded any Counselors. All right, none. Is there anyone in the room with an interesting proposal? Number 3 for one. Pretty signal when no additional comments from counselors that especially to the board, proposal 3 for one. Bush and Kerry's 25 to 0. Next agenda is supposed 3, 4, 2, different public safety criminal Justice Committee CHAIRMAN Robinson, thank you, MR. PRESIDENT proposal 3.40 to 2025. Wasn't appropriation. 24 Million. It was a $20,000.
Transfer of $20,000. It went without pledges. Mary County Public Defender Agency for purposes of funding the collective bargaining agreement couple case cost is the PRESIDENT's proposal social media 0. I salute. Has been properly moved and seconded commit some councilors. Seeing Is there anyone in the room with an interesting proposal? 3 for 2. If they notice to commit some councilors legitimacy to the work to Wilson. 3 for 2. Motion carries 25 to 0. It's next. Item on agenda is proposing 3 for 4 with public safety and Criminal Justice Committee. CHAIRMAN Robinson, thank you. A 44 2025 position Appropriation told 12 Million dollars the transfer of $875,000 between 25 budget impd to of capital state, law enforcement, federal law enforcement. The federal grants funds for the purposes
of funding a collective bargaining agreement with the fop Lodge. 86 mold remediation, law enforcement equipment grant cleanup, MR. PRESIDENT this proposal passed out of committee 10 to 0. I so move. Isn't probably moved and seconded and they're coming customers. Because it just about thank you, MR. PRESIDENT once again from need to explain my no As I mentioned on the budget, vote earlier this year. The agreement made with the fop back in FEBRUARY, commits the city to funding for 1743 officers. We heard testimony in committee for this ad that we're down to the 13 hundred's. So although I do want our officers to be paid well, I think that was a very poor decision to sign that contract and will be voting Thank you. Just a comment. Some customers. Seeing none. Is there anyone in the room with an interesting proposal?
Number 3 for 4. Seeing additional comments from counselors. But as we see book provoked proposed number 3 for 4. Motion carries 24 Yays and one day. Not that I'm an agenda. Supple to number 3, 4, 5, French Public Safety Criminal Justice Committee CHAIRMAN On that. PRESIDENT Closed 3. 45 2025? Approves additional appropriation. Tony. 12 million, $600,000 between 25 budget of I d the purpose of fun to the collective bargaining agreement with Napa special fires local 4.16, and the payoff of the 2021 apparatus lease president because of the committee 10 to 0. I so move. Bush's Republic moved and seconded. But the coast to coast. Seeing none is a one in the room with an interesting proposal. Number
3, 4, Great. Seeing no additional countless lives proceed to the board. Provo doubles and Triple 5. Which in carries 25 to 0. That's next agenda opposed 3 for 6 for the public safety and criminal Justice Committee. CHAIRMAN Roberts, thank you, MR. PRESIDENT proposal 3 46 2025 a dish appropriation. Toby? 1 Million. The $60,000 transfer of $100,000 2025 budget. Well, Office of Public Health and Safety, the purpose of funding costs associated with which because winter contingency, the Churchill staff that the release lobby of the Marin County jail PRESIDENT Dispose of the committee 0. I so move. Moos has been properly moved and seconded. The covid symptoms. Just thank you, MR. PRESIDENT for this one. I will be voting yes and wish we could give you
the more money for the winter contingency. I just wanted to make a comment that the committee we heard that there was a $400,000 understand last year on a winter when several people froze to death outdoors. And so I just wanted to say on the record will be extremely disappointed if we have deaths on our streets and understand what a contingency plan. Thank you. Just a comment. Some counselors. Seeing none is a room with an initial proposal. Number 3, 4, 6, So, you know, the new additional comments customers that especially to the board for a vote on proposal, 3, 4, 6, Motion carries. 25 to 0. Next item on agenda proposal. Number 3 for the French Public Works. Committee CHAIRWOMAN Jones. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT proposal number 3
for 9, 2025 prison. Additional appropriation. Tolling. 5 Million. A transfer of 1.5 million and a reduction of 1 million in the 2025 budget of the Department of Public Works for the purposes of financing, increase cost in the maintenance of the city County Fleet. Dpw operation facility needs early snow response cover car transition holler contracts cost council Cahill moved second in by council the U.S. And to send proposal number 3 for 9, 2025 to the full Council with the do pass recommendation motion carried by a vote of 9 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT and some of probably moved and seconded of the comments and counselors. It's 11. Is there anyone in the room? Interesting proposal 3, 4, 9, Proposal through. 3.49, MR. PRESIDENT. No, our
streets have been destroyed right? We have so many one-way streets that are turned to 2 ways. We have our main thoroughfares meeting been put down the middle. That makes it impossible to conduct commerce here in the city. Even when I was coming down here tonight, we only have one lane on a 38 street for traffic to go down. Words us Topo going to pick the excess, though. Doubles all without clogging the bustling. I think that we have people who are planning our transportation here in the city based on grants and that the actual budget that we are appropriating this room our thoroughfares and so forth. In any case, I think that this council with engines that and the comer's people being able
to get to work on time, which they're not going be able to do when we have a good snowfall out there. This one are then this is what you're going get so I which the council with could take under consideration to mess up our comres structure and the name of reducing foot traffic fatalities. 2, 0, but 2030, it's not going to happen. You have to get to work. You have to conduct your comer's. Our trucks can't get into the into our deliver our products that's not happened. And we can't park. So it's just a strong rna structure. It's a pair PRESIDENT That that's happening. And I just wish that somehow council could reverse course because if you have a city and you can't get
to your work and you can't conduct your comer's. Then depriving the business. It exists. Now of the same privileges that were had under former conditions. So we're just destroying our infrastructure and actual commerce, their affairs here in the city. Sorry to see it. Additional comments from anyone in the room propose a number 3, 4, 9, Seeing no one to no additional comments from council legitimacy to board for a vote a proposal that 3 forward. Motion carries 25 to 0 this next item on the agenda is to close number 3, 6, 8, referred to Parks and Recreation Committee CHAIRMAN Boots. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT proposal number 3, 6, 8, 2025 approve the transfer of 1 million dollars from the Department of Public
works its Storm. Water Management Fund to the Department of Parks and Recreation to its park's general fund to isolate funds for urban forestry preservation. The proposal came out of committee on NOVEMBER 6 with the do pass recommendation 6 to 0, MR. PRESIDENT, I so move. Bush isn't properly moved and seconded the customers. It's Is there anyone in the with interesting proposal? Number 3, 6, 8, The signal if there are no additional comments from CHAIRMAN Boots. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT will make a brief comment that this proposal is the million dollars that came out of this brief physical to set aside specifically for. We Bility to
identify. And preserve urban forest parcels here in Marion County. And this is the first step of many. We hope that will happen. And I just wanted to thank the people associated with the force for Indy in the in a Forest Alliance in other force advocacy groups that have been behind us and as we continue to meet in, expand our protection for trees and forest in Marion County. I think this is an excellent first step. Thank you. Thank you, CHAIRMAN. Additional Customers. To list see to the board approved. Motion carries 25 to 0. There is no business and a special orders. Unfinished business. So let proceed to social orders. Contains one proposal. Number
3, 3, 3, It's actually it's actually under final adoption thank Yes. So let us proceed. Now, 2 special orders, final adoption. And this next item on agenda is proposing 3, 3, refer to Republican on development Committee. CHAIRWOMAN Lewis. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT proposed a number 3.32, steps to Marion County's recorder sworn statement and was reported request to use my to pay for other office expenses, including special property fraud, fraud alerts and veterans honor promotions through not Political Billboards, Radio and television advertisements. Special events, Durant and special events during Twenty-twenty 6 fiscal year. The proposal passed out of committee by a vote of 10 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT, I so move
second. It. Motions and probably moved and seconded other Counselors. All right, seeing this was to the board approved. Motion carries 25 to 0. States that in the circles number 3, 3, 3, If meant cause economic development committee. CHAIRMAN Louis, thank you. MR. PRESIDENT has a number 3, 3, 3, pose a 26 budget of the downtown economic intensity district proposal passed out committee by a vote of 10 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT, I so move motions and probably moved and the years. Seeing received She carries. 25 to next item on the agenda. Suppose number 3, 3, 4, for too much public MAY come in to build committee. CHAIRMAN Louis, thank you, MR. PRESIDENT number 3, 3, 4 months, various sections of the co to reflect and say building and permitting
processes changes within Department of Business and Neighborhood Services. The proposals passed out of committee by a vote 10 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT I some the motions and probably moved and second in the coming customers. It's receipt of the board for a vote proposal 3, 3, 4, Motion carries. 25 to 0. Than a minute. And couple's intimate 3, 3, for too much about Metropolitan Economic Development Committee, CHAIRWOMAN Lewis. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT number 3, 3, 5, of payment in lieu of taxes has provided by Indiana Co 36 for affordable finance in part with low-income housing tax credits, known as the capital Stations apartment oppose a pass out of committee by a vote of 10 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT, I so move. You know, she was improperly moved and seconded. Other comments customers. Seeing seat of the PRESIDENT.
Motion carries. 25 to 0. Next item agenda proposing 3, 3, 6, mental health Economic Development Committee CHAIRWOMAN Lose. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT was number 3, 3, 6, to preserve payment. And look, taxes has provided by Indiana Co 36 Dash 3 dash 2 dash 12 for Affordable housing project, the in finance and partly low-income housing tax credit known as a prominent at the square. The proposal passed out of committee by a vote of 10 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT, I so move. Pushing properly moved and seconded other comments from customers. It's especially to the board for a vote. Motion carries 25 to next item on our agenda is proposal. Number 3, 3, 7, heard too much an economic development committee. Caroline Lewis, thank you, MR.
PRESIDENT. Well, as a number 3, 3, 7, crews, a payment in lieu of taxes as provided by Indiana Co 36 for an affordable housing project finance in Hardwick, low-income housing tax credit, known as the Walnut Ridge Apartments. Those of passed out of committee by a vote of 10 to 0 MR. PRESIDENT, I so move. Motion has been properly moved and seconded. The covid some counselors. Everybody's presidents want to encourage my colleagues support this proposing. It does add to the housing stock across our city. But specifically district 9 where we have now 78 additional units for that are affordable and specifically designed for seniors thank you to my colleagues for your vote tonight. Any additional
comments and concerns? It's in season. The board for a vote of opposing 3. Motion carries. 25 to 0. This next item on our agenda as opposed 3 for 3 for tools and Public Policy Committee. Robinson, thank you, MR. PRESIDENT pulls up roughly 3 2025 call for the Rules. Public Policy Committee. You are preparing report into a fiscal impact statement. So it's associated with the American public defender. You agree Mint with international Brotherhood of electrical Workers, local union. 41 committee reviewed except this report a copy which is included in the minutes for the committee hearing. It's meant to the card for inclusion in the council's journal proceedings, MR. PRESIDENT, no further action is required. Of the council. CHAIRMAN, the report is accepted as submitted and yes, no further action is needed. The next item on agenda as opposed 3, 5, 0, for the Public Works. Committee
CHAIRWOMAN Jones. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT postal number 3, 5, 0 2025. 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, Councilor Gibson moved seconded by Councilor Nielsen to send proposal number 3, 5, 0, 2025. To the full Council with the do pass recommendation motion carried by a vote of 9 to 0. And PRESIDENT. I so move. Motions and properly moved and seconded other coasters. Seeing none. Let's proceed to vote for a vote. Motion carries. 25 2, 0, This next item on the agenda is with those on 3, 3, 5, 1, Referred to rules and public Policy Committee CHAIRMAN, Thank you,
MR. PRESIDENT opposed 51 2025. Amends revised code. Obviously Annapolis mayor in county by adding a new chapter 2, 8, 8, 20 steps in the creation of his designated outdoor refreshment areas to present this proposed committee. 7, a 0 Which is a properly moved and seconded of the covid to customers. Seeing none this procedure that would prevent. Pushing carries 25 0. Next item agenda as opposed 3, 5, 2, referred to rules and Public Policy Committee CHAIRMAN. Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT pulls up 3.15, to 2025. Minutes. The revised Co didn't to touch after a 20 temps in the creation of the Irvington designated outdoor refreshment areas post capacity Committee. 7 to 0
with PRESIDENT Sunday. Second. Is a proper moved and seconded. The comfort of counselors. To the work of them. Motion carries. 25 tissue. There is no business and a special order of some sort of special service district councils. But there is one item of business and a new business. And for all councilors, this will MR. Greg Stivers last full council meeting with us chief administrative officer. So I'd like to ask all of us to thank him for his 3 years of exemplary service to the council. It's kind of The year 2 minutes. Not just want to say thank you for the trust that you all placed in me particularly want to thank the group of people that get to work with every day. Some of that you see just credibly
grateful for the time and incredibly good for for what I've learned being here. So thank you all for for the trust you placed in me and looking forward to continuing to work a new capacity. Thank you very much, MR. Staffers. And now this last item on the agenda is announced. It's an adjournment. The document agenda for this council have a completed that, know, it's a motions for adjournment. This PRESIDENT Chair recognizes Kosovo. PRESIDENT. I've offer the following motion for adjournment by accounts was on Lewis. But Council Robertson, memory of Brian. Hey, Susie blush. Stanley Paul and Chris copy. Accounts are calling on them or if in in Doyle, Mike Nance accounts are mostly in memory of Terry you, Cheryl and foster Kareem Priscilla Key and Micah Rose audio. MR. PRESIDENT, I would like to
move of the meeting of the city of Indianapolis City County Council in recognition of suspect for the life and contributions of those persons. I've here specifically named are steadfast support of fellow councilors. I further requests that the motion we put made part of the permanent records of this body and that a letter bearing the council, still the of the PRESIDENT Be sent to the family of each person advising of this action. Thank you, Leader Mary hearing no objections. The motion is received Crescent, ordered. Hearing no further motions. We