Two public hearings took place and two resolutions were approved Monday, March 3, by the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission for the city’s public works building project, with no members of the public present.
Read MoreDiscussion on a new Warsaw Public Works building started about 10 years ago, but on Monday, Feb. 3, the Redevelopment Commission and Common Council took the first steps in making the not-to-exceed $14.5 million facility a reality.
Read MoreIn back-to-back separate meetings Tuesday, Feb. 21, the Warsaw Park Board and the Warsaw Common Council approved two resolutions and an ordinance, respectively, to move forward on the park district bonds to pay for the remainder of the parks and recreation department’s office and maintenance building.
Read MoreTo pay off the remaining costs of the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department’s new maintenance and office building, the city will be seeking park district bonds in an amount not to exceed $2.8 million.
Read MoreWARSAW — Tabled. That was the outcome of 2 ½ hours of discussion at Monday evening’s Waraw Common Council meeting, Nov. 21, on approving the issuance of general obligation bonds for the new Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory fire station at County Farm Road and CR 200N. The matter will be reviewed at the council’s Dec. 5 meeting.
Read MoreWARSAW — The process of issuing general obligation bonds, not to exceed $3.9 million for the construction and equipping of Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory Station 3 has begun. That is pending approval by the Wayne Township Advisory Board of an interlocal agreement. The bonds will not increase the city’s debt service levy.
Read MoreWARSAW — The city council chamber was somber at noon Monday, Oct. 5, for the monthly Warsaw Redevelopment Commission meeting. Pre-meeting conversation was almost non-existant, except to reflect among each other about the missing board member. When the meeting started, the seat of president remained vacant and his name plate was missing.
Read MoreResolutions relating to potential issuance of bonds for the Buffalo Street project were approved by members of the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission today at noon. The first resolution established the commission’s intent to reimburse certain preliminary costs from the proceeds of bonds. The second approved a proposed form of … Read More
