Financing plan for Broad Ripple Park Family Center advances despite neighborhood group concerns

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6 thoughts on “Financing plan for Broad Ripple Park Family Center advances despite neighborhood group concerns

  1. What a complete racket that project has been from the beginning. Using TIF funds to build a glorified doctor’s office in a city park? The city leaders should be ashamed.

  2. A glorified doctor’s office? It appears to be an extension health clinic, and the old building was unsuitable for pretty much anything. Appears there is now a center the community can actually use. Is TIF funding the best option? Probably not. So tell us how that best option comes about??? I know, increased property taxes on Washington Township residents…that would be popular.

  3. I live walking distance away and don’t know anybody that uses the building, most have never set foot in there. There are tons of other ways the area could have used those funds. And yes, there is a private doctors office in the building, which has no business being on public parkland.

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