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Love seeing economic and strong development anywhere in Indy. I just hate that the neighborhood will probably shy away from this ambitious project because of fear of over congestion in the area ect ect.
“ect ect”?? LOL
The village will slowly become the same as old town Fishers, and Carmel. Multi story buildings replace the quaintness, and so it goes.
I’ll take (Vibrant Walkable Urban Development Centers) for $250m Alex…
Do, we the Employees now have to pay for our own parking??? Think Again Kyle Hughes, I am not going to ride the Redline – The Homeless Express/Beer Train.
Such a great guy.
Don’t worry, Marky, I don’t think you have any job offers pending. You don’t come across as top-grade material.
I spend a fair amount of time in the near north neighborhoods of Chicago, where many of the main corridors resemble Broad Ripple. There, new four and five story residential buildings now coexist with the older one and two story retail establishments. During rush hour, the traffic does not rush. But it is manageable. Meanwhile, the streets are alive with people. I can’t help but think Broad Ripple can and will evolve in much the same way. At least I hope so.
If you like the Northside of Chicago move there! Broad Ripple is not Chicago and has no reason to be Like Chicago….it has for a long time been just what it is and that is just fine. That is why most of us choose to live there. The Do Gooders and Gold Diggers have come to change it – all for the sake of mining for Dollars. Leave us alone.
Chill Marcus. I am sure wherever you live in Broad Ripple was once a vast expanse of farm fields, and that the people who inhabited that land thought it too was “just fine” and was why most chose to live there too. But progress cannot be stopped, nor should it be (unless you are Amish, in which case you have religious reasons for avoiding it). As Broad Ripple evolves its tax base will grow, providing needed funding to make Indianapolis even better. That is why most of us choose to embrace what the future holds.
Marcus T, if you do not like job growth, enjoy hearing of shootings at Connor’s Pub, cherish a vacant daytime scene and a raucous nighttime scene, you know…good old Broad Ripple as it sits today, then continue on. If you want to listen to what local business owners in your neighborhood think about a daytime influx of population, or perhaps you would be interested in higher property values and less crime, as opposed to your view of “Do Gooders” and “Gold Diggers”, I think that is something you should explore. These developers are taking risk for the community.
Communities generally either move forward, or slip backward. “Standing still” rarely occurs as people look forward to improvements that align with the taxes they pay. The risks taken by developers indicate their belief that Broad Ripple’s future is bright.
With regard to this particular development, all 9 of the Land Use committee eventually determined that the project was viable and met the negotiated requirements. The committee members represent various ages, backgrounds, interests, and so on. There had to be good reasons for ALL of these non-paid volunteers to vote yes.
ALL of these no-paid Volunteers never fully investigate the issues, take in consideration the shear size and design issues that should be addressed. Please!
So Is this still going to happen or did it go proof?
It is still on, with preliminary approval the week of October 5 of $3.5 million in bonds. Full steam ahead!