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Home My WebLink About04-18-2005COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA April 18.2005 The Common Council of the City of Jeffersonville, Indiana met in regular session in the Multi-Purpose Meeting Room in the City-County Building, Jeffersonville, Indiar~a, at 7'30 P.M. on Monday April 18, 2005. Mayor Rob Waiz, with Deputy Clerk Treasurer Barbara Hollis at the desk, called the meeting to order. Also present was City Attorney Les Merkley. Mayor Waiz welcomed all in attendance, asking all those present to stand as Council President Ron Grooms gave the invocation. Mayor Waiz then asked all those present to join him. in the pledge of allegiance to the flag. The roll was called and those present were; Councilpersons John Perkins, ]Ed Zastawny, Keith Fetz, Connie Sellers, Barbara Wilson, Ron Grooms, and Phil McCauley. Absent' None Councilperson Perkins made the motion to approve the agenda as presented, second by Councilperson Sellers, passing on a vote of 7-0. Mayor Waiz presented the minutes of the meeting of March 21, 2005 and April 4, 2005 for approval. Councilperson Wilson made the motion to approve the minutes of March 21, 2005 as presented, second by Council President Grooms, passing on a vote of 7-0. Councilperson Wilson then made the motion to approve the minutes of April 4, 2005 as presented, second by Councilperson Sellers, passing on a vote of 7-0. Deputy Clerk Hollis presented the claim list for consideration by the Council. Councilperson Fetz made the motion to approve the claims as presented, seconded by Councilperson McCauley passing on a vote of 7-0. Council President Grooms, with the rest of the Council, presented retiring Housing Director Carroll Gowens with a plaque honoring him for 42 years of service. All congratulated and thanked Mr. Gowens for his dedication and service. Mr. Gowens said he felt called to do what he was doing. PUBLIC COMMENT' There was no public comment. April 18, 2005 DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS- Vehicle Maintenance Director Mike Dmry appeared before the Council to inform the Council complaints have been received by the Board of Public Works and Safety that the street gutters are not being cleaned. The sweepers are old and it is difficult to keep them running. He has found two used sweepers that can be purchased for $140,000.00. He requests the Council consider purchasing two sweepers and hire two new employees. Council President Grooms said it is a good concept and suggests the Council take this under advisement. Planning and Zoning Director Chester Hicks appeared before the Council to request $10,000 in E.D.I.T funds for a 20% match for a wheels and heels grant. Councilperson Zastawny asked if this could be a Redevelopment match. Councilperson Fetz made the motion to approve the expenditure, second by Councilperson Sellers, passing on a vote of 7-0. Attorney Tom Lowe, representing Clerk Treasurer Peggy Wilder explained E.D.I.T. funds have not been appropriated for the 2005 budget year and no claims can be processed until there is an appropriation. The Clerk Treasurer l~as provided the Council with a Resolution to advertise to be considered at this meeting as this is the first step to approving an appropriation. AGENDA ITEMS' MS. Rachele Cummins, Attorney, and Mr. Fred Horlander, representing Clark Memorial Hospital appeared before the Council to request the vacation of a portion of Broadway and 11th streets. Councilperson Perkins asked if the property has been appraised. City Attorney Merkley said an appraisal is not needed when transferring property from One public entity to another. Attorney Cummins assured the Council the Hospital does not intend to build on the property but to improve aesthetic value ~md improve traffic flow. Councilperson Perkins asked if a restriction could be placed on the deed against building. Mr. Horlander said the issue is to clean up the area and he wo'uld be willing to say it would not be built on. Discussion of the nearby billboard followed. Following all discussion, Councilperson Sellers made the motion to table the request, second by Councilperson Perkins. Councilperson McCauley said the proposal is a gq:eat use of the Property. He does plan to support this, however the Council just recently received the information. The motion to table passed on a vote of 6-1. Council President April 18, 2005 Grooms voted against the motion. Council President Grooms will invite the group to a workshop. Ms. Carrie Wright, representing Indiana American Water, appeared before the Council concerning the Wellhead Protection Plan. Ms. Wright explained the proposed program and requested permission to place four signs, showing an example of the sign~s and a map denoting the proposed locations. Councilperson Perkins made the motion to approve the request, second by Councilperson Wilson, passing on a vote of 7-0. Mr. Alan Applegate, Attorney representing Cherokee River L.L.C. appeared before the Council to request passage of Ordinance No. 2005-OR-19, An Ordinance Changing The Zoning Map Designation Of A Certain Tract Of Property Being Part Of Survey No. 4 Of The Illinois Grant, Jeffersonville Township, containing 2.302 Acres More Or Less, From RI' Low Density Residential To PD-RI' Planned Developmentt- Low Density Residential. Attorney Applegate reviewed the revised plan. Following all discussion, Councilperson Fetz made the motion to pass Ordinance No. 2005-OR-19, second by Councilperson Sellers. Mayor Waiz asked for public comments. Councilperson McCauley stated he would not vote on this issue as he is a member of tlhe Pen-in Family Park Board. As there were no further comments the motion to pass Ordinance No. 2005-OR-29 passed on a vote of 6-0-1. Councilperson McCauley abstained. Mr. Tom Lowe, Attorney representing Clerk Treasurer Wilder explained the need for passage of Resolution No. 2005-R-14, A Resolution To Advertise For An Additional Appropriation (E.D.I.T.). Discussion followed regarding how much would be spent t]his year as the advertisement is for $1,000,000. The Council will have to pass an Ordinance following the publication at which time the amount may be lowered. The Mayor's plan was discussed. Concerns were voiced the'Council would give up control. Councilperson McCauley said the plan is very good, however there are priority concerns between the Mayor and Councilpersons. Council President Grooms made the motion to pass Resolution No. 2005-R-14, second by Councilperson McCauley, passing on a vote of 7-0. CLERK TREASURER COMMENTS' There were no further Clerk Treasurer comments. April 18, 2005 COMMITTEE REPORTS: Councilperson Sellers reported on the 20-year sewer master plan presentations, reviewing the schedule. Councilperson Perkins reported the Council will have to start making decisions within the next 60 to 90 days regarding annexation. This is a 190-day process. Councilperson Zastawny reported the TIF committee met and he reports that in general the TIF Districts are very solid. Substantial progress has been made. There remain a couple more months of work to do. This review of the TIF will be beneficial to the City in years to come. COUNCIL AND MAYOR COMMENTS' Councilperson Wilson reported a new Aquatics Director was named at the last Park Board meeting. The Concerts In The Park are getting ready to start. Councilperson Wilson thanks all for coming. Councilperson Perkins said Redevelopment is encouraging property owners ,an Spring Street to do things in certain areas. Nothing substantial seems to be done yet. Redevelopment is looking at projects in close proximity to the Quadrangle. Councilperson Perkins asked if the Council had approved the $1,000 donation to the Steamboat Museum. All agreed this has been approved. Councilperson Zastawny noted the need to look forward. He is glad to see projects and he is waiting for the day when people will say "why Would you want to go back to Louisville?". Councilperson Fetz said the public forum for Vogt Park was well attended with -mixed feelings voiced. He would like to discuss this at a workshop. He noted Thunder is this weekend and all police and fire will be on duty. He asks all to be careful. Councilperson Sellers reported the Animal Shelter is sponsoring a golf scramble and raffle to raiSe money for the spay/neuter program. She also noted there are a lot of dogs and cats at the shelter. Councilperson McCauley said Warder Park looks wonderful, the annexation comments have been positive, and he is glad to see that the property tax bills are out. Council President Grooms has scheduled a Council Retreat for May 21, 2005 from 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. at the Ramada Inn. He introduced Mr. Bobby Campbell April 18, 2005 who will facilitate the retreat. He requests the Council be prepared for a photo-shoot at the retreat. Council President Grooms thanked Officer Mike Pavey for his attendance tonight. Councilperson Sellers will have the invocation for the May meetings, with Councilperson Fetz taking the June meetings. A workshop is scheduled for May 2, at 5:30 inviting social service agencies to attend, and to discuss the request from Clark Memorial and the E.D.I.T. appropriation. Council President Grooms noted he, Councilperson Wilson, and Mayor Waiz participated in cleaning up Exit 0. He cautions the Council is running out of money for the Council Attorney. He also called attention to the invitation from Patty Simmons to participate in the summer programs. Councilperson Sellers announce there will be a National Day of Prayer in Warder Park on May 5 from 12'00 to 12'30. Council President Grooms applauds the Council for all their participation. Mayor Waiz thanked Councilpersons Grooms and Wilson for helping clean up Exit 0. He noted the tulips in Warder Park sponsored by the City Pride Committee. The High School Bank helped. He hopes all enjoy Thunder. As there was no further business to ~ouncil, the meeting was adjourned 9:05 P.M. !~.._. ~ ~ L. ATTEST: PEGGY ~DER, CLERK AND TREASURER l FACT SHEET Wellhead Protection Program Mana.qement Plan Actions, Back round Community water suppliers in Indiana that use ground water are required by a 1997 Indiana Rule (327 lAC 8-4.1) to develop a wellhead protection plan. Wellhead protection is a process of identifying and protecting the area of land near the drinking water wells (the "wellhead") from potential hazards. Contamination in the wellhead area could affect your water supply years into the future. The overall goal of wellhead protection planning is to protect the ground water supplying community public water supplies. The "wellhead protection area" is a physical area that is defined by groundwater in the area will reach drinking water supply wells within a specified amount of time. For wellhead protection planning a 5 year time-of-traVel zone is used. (Meaning any contaminant that would enter the groundwater in this area will reach public supply wells within 5 years, at the latest.) see map A wellhead protection plan includes: 1. A map of the area that has the greatest potential to contaminate the ~ell ("wellhead protection area") 2. An inventory of potential sources of contamination in that area. 3. A management plan to reduce potential contamination from those sources 4. A contingency plan for emergencies 5. Public participation, education, and outreach The wellhead protection plan for Indiana American Water - Jeffersonville was approved by IDEM in February of 2003. The plan must be implemented by Februar~ 2008. Description of Local Plannin.q Team (LPT) Wellhead protection planning is a public process. The level and degree of protection are defined locally. The local planning team is responsible for identifying what is important to their community, developing the wellhead protection management plan, and coordinating the implementation of the plan. The LPT membership consists of a good cross-section of people representing different community interests: · Local and/or county health department · Police and Fire departments, Emergency Management · City/county administration, including planners · Industry and/or business · Environmental/conservation/community group · Cooperative Extension Service The local planning team has been combined with water suppliers in the area (Indiana-American Water, Riverside Water, Sellersburg Water & Watson Rural Water) to manage and implement one plan. Management Plan Implementation Activities of the LPT have been focused on emer¢Tencv planning, and education and outrea..ch. Emergency Planning Emergency planning ensures effective response to a contaminant spill in the wellhead protection area, and proper notification of concerned parties. Local fire departments and emergency response crews have been informed of the wellhead protection area, and are trained to respond effectively to contaminant spills. - A map depicting the wellhead protection area, with contact phone numbers, is being put in place at the 91.1 call center. Digital maps are being incorporated into the 911 call center computer system. Education and Outreach For the Clark County area the following actions are currently underway for public education: 1. Presentations to local government (like now) 2. Mailings (or door hangers) to residents and businesses in the wellhead protection area. 3. Signs at major entrances to the Wellhead Protection Area 4. Press release in local newspaper(s) 5. Wellhead protection information has been incorporated into household hazardous waste management education materials. 6. Incorporation with stormwater management planning Possible Future Actions - Community gathering for residents in the vicinity of wells to educate them on protection of sanitary setback areas (200 ft radius from wells) - Additional educational activities in schools 3/4/05 PO BOX 9799 FORT }FAYNE, IN 46899-9799 2 60- 74 7-2312/browneq uip~jnsn' c°m !997 JOI4NSTON 605 1997 JOHNSTON 605 1997 JOHNSTON 605 1997 JOHNSTON 605 Optional Equipment t~ "Roto-Tilf' gutter broom angle adjustment "Litta-Snatch" wander hose "Powa-Boom" hydraulic wander hose ~ "Supa-Wash" high pressure water spray hose with lance and reel t~ "Powa-Thrust" and "Powa-Save" broom pressure adjustments ~ Turbo Charged Auxiliary Engine (I 08 HP) Rubber Bonded Inlet Tubes ~ Auxiliary Engine Insirument Gauge Cluster Specifications Auxiliary Engine · Diesel Engine · Water cooled 4 cylinder · Operational to 125' F ambient o Heavy duty air cleaner with precleaner and restriction indicator · Stainless steel muffler · 26 gallon (100L) fuel capacity , Engine shutdown for low oil pressure, high engine temperature ~toise , Sound suppression package for reduced noise levels qozzle Aluminum alloy construction Lined with replaceable abrasion resistant rubber Pneumatic tilting from cab for larger debris Internal spray nozzles for dust control I 0" (254mm) diameter nozzle hose 176 square inch area Elect~c System - I2 volt, 55 amp alternator · Key switch for engine start/stop o Rear mounted strobe and back-up alarm · Warning lamps for oil pressure, engine temperature, weight toad indicator and alternator Water System - Tank: Stainless steel construction 330 gallon (1250 L) capacity - All rigid water lines constructed of stainless steel Distributed by: BROWN EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Sales, Leasing, Parts & Service. 10222 Airport Drive P.O. Box 9799 FT. WAYNE, IN 46899 (260) 747-2312 · Spray nozzles at gutter broom (2). widesweep broom (4) and in nozzle (2) · Water supply activated automatically with broom/nozzle selection · Low water warning light in cab - 12' (3.7M) hydrant fill hose · 25' (7.6M) washdown hose · Diaphragm type water pump to develop 55 psi, 9.5 gpm Cab Controls · Gutterbroom, nozzle and widesweep operation with indicator lights - Automatic water sprays with nozzle/broom selection · Auxiliary engine start/stop - Air operated solenoid to control engine speed · Ergo master control switch for nozzle tilting and simultaneous pickup of sweeping gear · Automatic reverse pickup of sweeping gear · Tachometer/Tlourmeter · Chassis PTO selector · Changeover right to left (dual machines only) Pneumatic System · Pneumatic valves activated by cab mounted switches activate air cylinders to raise and lower nozzle and widesweep broom Dual Sweep Equipment · Nozzle/gutterbroom fitted right and left side · Widespeed changeover right/left, inlets, nozzle, gutterbroom and widesweep Catch Basin Cleaner · Top-mounted, 360· operation · 8" (200mm) diameter · Spring compensated for load relief (optional hydraulic controls) - Internal spray nozzle for dust control o lnternal storage for additional extensions Hydraulic System · 20 .gallon (100L) oil capacity · Gear-type pump off engine timing case to operate hydraulic system ~ 2,200 psi, 9 gpm · Hydraulic pump driven off chassis PTO system to raise/lower rear door and body Gutterbroom · 28~ (7t lmm)diameter · Hydraulically driven, variable speeds 0-140 rpm · Automatic "Kick-back" to prevent damage Central Systems Locker · All hydraulic, pneumatic and water valves are housed within a weather proof locker automatically when body is raised Widesweep Broom · 53" wide x 16~ (t 350mmx406mm) diameter · Polypropylene or wire segments · Hydraulically driven at a constant speed of 180 rpm · Pneurr,atic pressure control on rofd surface · Cab control for raising, lowering and pivoting (dual sweep only) Stainless Steel Body · All stainless steel hopper with continuously welded seams · Capacity: 8.0 cubic yards (5.4 cu. mtr.); 6.77 useable · Integral side lockers · Automatically locking rear door with sealed aceesshnspection door · Rubber lined replaceable deflector plates. Johnston resen,es the right to change spec~tTcations without notice. Exhauster Fan - Heavy duty multivane fan with abrasion resistant steel vanes . Dynamically balanced, 29" (736mm) diameter · Fan driven by a step-up gearbox via an adjustment- free fluid, drive coupling mounted within the engine flywheel · Fan outlet blanks off Johnston Sweeper 4651 Schaefer Avenue · Chino, CA 91710 (909) 613-5600 ° FAX' (909) 613-5736 E-mail: sales@johnstonsweeper, com wvvw.johnstonsweepers.com APRIL 18, 2005 PACKET MATERIALS FOR PRESENTATION BY CLARK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL REGARD ~ING VACATION OF BROADWAY AND 112'n STREETS AND PROPOSED CONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY OWNED BY CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE APRIL 18, 2005 DRAWING OF PROPOSED VACATION OF BROADWAY~ AND ELEVENTH STREET B L 1 CLARK MEMORIAl HOSPITAL ~... \ DEED DRAWER 13, ~ ~ F-.. ~ INSTRUMENT,8743 ~ ;:~ ~ [,, ~ 2 7 S 89'39'41 g~ 73.92' ELEVENTH STREET DEED DRAWER 16. INSTRUMENT 1647 ELEVENTH STREET 60' R/W PLACE OF BEGINNING LIMITED ACCESS RIGHT OF WAY 41,8S5 $0. FT. OR 0.951 ACRE 100' H 90'00'00" W 50.87' S 89'62'30"W \\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ CITY OF jEFFER$ONVlLLE D.D. 50, INST. 24311 \\ X,,, . ,,, ._ DavidtL Blankenbeker, P~L.S. ' ~ ~ Blanke~.ker (1905-19q4) Terry A. Kcnc~_II, P.L.S. RollynFLBlankenbeker (1934-1994) Blankenbeker & Son Land Surveyors Inc, P.C. Established 1945 422 Meigs Avenue Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130 (812) 2824183 phone (812) 2824197 fax P.O. Box 157 Jeffersonville, Indiana 471314)157 August 17, 2004 DESCRIPTION OF PART OF BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH STREETS IN JE~SONVILLE Being a part of Broadway and Eleventh Streets in Jefferson~e, Clark County, Indiana and being fiarther described as follows: BEGiNNiNG at a steel pin on the southwest comer of the Broadway and Elevemh Street intersection, same being on the southeast comer of vacated Eleventh Street as described in Deed Drawer 16, Instrument 1647 of the Clark County Records; Thence N.0°07'30"W. along the west Broadway Street Right-of-Way line emended, (Basis of Beadngs),passing._ a "Mag" nail at 30 feet, 60 feet to a steel pin on the north Right-of-Way line of Eleventh Street, same being on a comer of the tract of land described in Deed Drawer 13, Instrument 8743 of said County Records; Thence S.89°39'41"E. along said Right-of-Way line and a south line of said tract, 73.92 feet to a steel pin on a southeast comer of said tract; Thence N. 14°04'24"E. along a southeast line of said tract, 50.78 feet to a steel pin on the southwest Right-of-Way line of Spring Street, same being on a southeast comer of said tract; Thence S.22° 14'09"E. along said Right-of-Way line, 118.22 feet to a steel pin on the south Right-of-Way line of Eleventh Street, same being on the northeast comer of a tract of land described in computer #200204400 of said County Records; Thence N. 89°40'52"W. along said Right-of-Way line and the north line of said tract, 30.87 feet to a steel pin on the east Right-of-Way line of Broadway Street, same being on the northwest comer of said tract; Thence S.0°0'~i30"E. along said Right-of-Way line and the west line of said tract extended, passing a steel pin at 109.8 feet, 339.3 feet; Thence S.90°W., 100 feet to the West Right-of-Way line of Broadway Street at the southeast comer of a tract of land described in Deed Drawer 22, Instrument 11755 of said County Records; Thence N.0°07"30"W. along said Right-of-Way line and the east line of said tract extended, passing steel Pins at 120.99 feet and 228.99 feet, 339.74 feet to the PLACE OF BEGINNING. Comaining 41,865 square feet or 0.961 acres, and being subject to all easements of record. c:/.../17813vac.wpd APRIL 18, 2005 DRAWING OF PROPOSED TRANSFER FROM CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF CLARK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL iI Oct-Z7-04 08:50A o -~' DENOTES X CUr IN STEEl. PLATE OF LIGHT POLE BASE -'~DENOTES DRILL HOLE SET tN 'CONCRETE '~ DENOTE5 5/~"X 24' STEEL PIN WITH CAP 5El' -i DENOTES RAILROAD RAIL. DRIVEN VERTICALLY (ORIGIN UNKNOWN) "~ DENOTES STEEL PIN FOUND, PER DEED -~ DENOTES IRON PIP[ rOUND, PER OE~O .J~ DENOTES RAtLROAD SPIKE FOUNO, PEN DEED P .0'1 ~ .... ~., .... ~'~ ~ % ~,¢ ......... · ~,~~.. ~,: .%- .. ...... 0~.' ............. ~ _ ~ ~r ~ ~.,~ .... ~ OCEO ORAWER 25 W,LL OmA~R t9 ~1 ' ~1 ..... "I07 ~ / SURVEY AND DRAWING OF'. A PART OF" BLOCK '/08 AND PART OF' ~LOCK I I5 IN THE C/I-Y OF J£FFERSONVILLE CLARK COUNTY, INDIANA. THIS PROPERTY' tS NO7' LOCAT£D IN FLOOD ZONE A 0t? B ACCORDING TO FLOOD MAP 180027 0005 D, DATED JULY 16, f990, RE'VI.EED J/'JO/9~ . ,; Flo¢)dwrJ, y~, weg/~rtds, environmental /'~.sue.s. ;,on/ng regulation.% and other items. which mcW encumber this propeu~y were ~o~ included in the scope . ~x~ ' ~ LA Nfl."///. ,> -':.. ...... ,..~ '~- (2,) Alt rr~r~nurnent.~ .shnwn ore within O.J fee[ of ffu.~h w/[h fhe surface of The ~:t.~ ." ~C, tGTCe, ".. ~ "~-. ground, unhz~;.~' ulh~rwi.~'~ r~¢~(~i ~: '~'.:' ~" f. [)ovid N. ~lonkenbek'c.t, ho're'b), dc'c'lurc [/)u~ t huve ~'urvc:yc'd thc' huc't -(a~ ~ '~j- or lnnd ~hown ebove o~d thor 'this survey w,~s executed oacordinq to the requirements of Titio ~55 IAC' 1.1.-t2 to the best of my k~owledqe~ ~: :.. '.~IAIE O~ / :[~ ..... . ............... :. ,.. ,~. .~.~ ..-. ond h~lief, end that tl~e /ield ~or~"~o.~ cofi~pL¢~E ~~~r~Z~gT/ ~ZA NKKN~EKK~ &' ~ON ~w~.'c~ Z~N~ ~NK~O~ /~ , ~ ~ J~FERSONVIL~, INDIANA 4 71 JO ~Z~>~O~ ~i~-~X-d/~3 ANNE ~RIE SEDWICK - ~LIGAN i.~GE 1 OF 2 DIDI~'.f" .O.E' C.L.G. ..S'~,;:tZ.,~'.'1"-- 100 F"E~ l)/r;?~:. JO MARCH 1998 JOB NO. 13. SJBR,~ APRIL 18, 2005 SUMMARY OFBENEFI_TS TO THE CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE OF CONVEYING THE PROPERTY OWNF. D BY CITY OF jEFF_ ERSONV. ILLE LO. CAT_ED AT 10'm AND SPRIN' G" STREETS- BEAUTIFICATION OF THE ENTRANCE TO JEFFERSONVILLE FROM 1-65 AT THE INTERSECTION OF SPRING AND 10Tu STREET IMPROVE TRAFFIC FLOW ON BY CREATING ANOTHER CLARK MEMORIAL SPRING STREET ENTRANCE TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO NEW MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING CONSTRUCTED BY METROPOLITI~~ UROLOGY ON THE HO SPITAL CAMPUS. THE NEW MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING HAS CREATED MANY NEW JOBS AND WILL BE GENERATING REAL ESTATE TAXES APRIL 18, 2005 PROPERTY VALUATION SHEET FOR 0.706 ACRE TRA(~T OWNED BY CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE GENERAL PARCEL INFORMATION Page 1 of 2 CLARK COUNTY, INDIANA Property Assessment Detail Report Parcel Number: 19-00044-006-0 Parcel Number: 19-00044-006-0 Alt Parcel Number: 014.000 Property Address: (TO BE ASSIGNED) IN Neighborhood: 98497084 1 Property Class: 640 Exempt, Municipality OWnershiP CITY, OF JEFFERSONVILLE 501 E COURT AVENUE JEFFERSO'NVILLE IN 47130 Leqal Description PT BLK 115 !Taxing District Township: JEFFERSONVILLE TOWNSHIP. District: JEFFERSONVILLE CITY-IFW (010) Site Description Public Utilities Water: N Sewer: N Valuation Record Assessment Year: 2002 Reason for change: GENERAL REVALUATION Land: 0 Improvements: 0 Total Valuation: 0 Corporation: GREATER CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION Gas: N Electricity: N Ali: N _-:~-z.: ~.. _..::~.:.:_.. .................. . .~-:._ _.._..... ....... .: _~..~_ -~:x_~-.:_w- : ~ ..- , Homestead Allocations Residential. Non-Resiclential 0 0 0 'RANSFER OF OWNERSHIP Date Name NO Transfer of Ownerships found for this parcel number. LAND DESCRIPTION Total Acreage: 0.0000 Land Type Dimension's~ OV Acreage 0.0000 V1MARY OF IMPROVEMENTS Buildings Grade No Improvements records found in the database. Year of Constr. Effective Year Condition Size / Area . VALUATION RECORD Assessment Year Reason for Change Land Value Improvement Value Totat Valuation 2002 GENERAL REVALUATION 0 0 0 2002 CORRECT 0 0 0 2001 GENERAL REVALUATION 1,000 0 1,000 1995 GENERAL REVALUATION 1,000 0 1,000 *** Note: Ail assessed values for the year 2002 and future years have been calculated under the new Real Property Assessment Guidelines. Ali assessed values prior to 2002 were calculated under the old Real Property Assessment Manual in addition to some of the assessed values being reported as 33 1/3% of the True Tax Value. RESIDENTIAL DWELLING INFORMATION No Residential'Dwellings found' for this parcel number. COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL BUILDING ..... No Commercial Buildings found for this parcel number. IEXTERIOR FEATURES http ://in 10.pl exisgroup, c6m/ecarna~ropD etailRePort_ptint- cfm?Parcelnum= 19- 00044-00... 04/12/2005 Pa,ge 2 of 2 Ii _No Exterior Features found, for this parcel number. http ://in 10.pi exisgroup, cbm/ecama/PropD etaflR~o~~t, cfrn?parcelnum= 19-00044-00... 04/12/2005 APRIL 1'8, 2005 RESOLUTION BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF CLARK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL REGARDING CONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY OWNED BY CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE LOCATE[) AT 10n:H AND SPR1NG STREE~I? S RESOLUTION Mr. Smith reported that the Board needed to adopt a resolution to approve the conveyance of the 0.706 acre tract of vacant ground located at.10th and Spring Streets to the. Hospital. Upon :motion by Mrs. Raines and seconded by Mr. Slone, and unanimously carried, the Board adopted the following resolution. RESOLVED that the Board of Trustees of Clark Memorial Hospital ("Board") is hereby authorized to accept the conveyance of a 0.706 acre tract of vacant ground located at 10th and Spring Street owned by the City of Jeffersonville. RESOLVED that the interim chief executive officer of the BOard hereby is authorized to execute and deliver such agreements and documents as said officer shall deem appropriate, including, without limitation. RESOLVED that all actions previously taken or that will be taken by any officer, employee or agent of the Board in connection .with or related to the matters set forth in or reasonably contemplated by the foregoing resolution be, and each of them hereby is, adopted, ratified, confirmed and approved in all respects as the acts and deeds of the Board. RESOLVED that each of the persons named below presently holds the office in the Board set forth next to such person's name and next to that is a genuine specimen of such person's signature. NAME .OFFICE SIGNATURE Martin Padgett Interim President and Chief Executive Officer 18 APRIL 18, 2005 DRAWINGS OF PROPOSED HOSPITAL BOULEVARD .~ iiii i - ........ i1~ . i i i i i ! i i i i'i' ... - . · _. ~ i i i i ii iii ii i i ..... i! ............ i .... ii iiii -- i ~1