Milhaus plans $41.5 million apartment project in Whitestown

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One thought on “Milhaus plans $41.5 million apartment project in Whitestown

  1. “Because the site sits below the floodplain, Milhaus will have to spend upwards of six figures to raise the ground three or four feet, said Vogelsmeier. For that, the developer is asking for some incentives.”

    Spending six figures to raise the ground, so they end up with $3,000,000 of free taxpayer money. Does anyone know the justification for the remainder of the subsidy?

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