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I think this project is perfect for Broad Ripple. I would like to live in Broad Ripple, but there are no decent apartments/rental units in the village. This type of residential development - done right - will attract the kind of residents who will support the restaurants and retail in Broad Ripple.
The vocal minority at these types of events is always heard due to them simply being more vocal. Broad Ripple could use this type of development which will bring in a small specialty grocery and 80 apartments. These are two things the village area sorely needs and will only serve to augment existing amenities. If anything this development should contain additional one or two story retail/commercial space directly adjacent to the proposed parking garage. Broad Ripple should be welcoming a higher population density and more residents to fill their existing establishments.
Great listing of cool stuff to do, but Eagle Creek is NOT a state park. It's a city park run by Indianapolis Parks Dept.
We have plenty of tow companies here why do we need some out of state company?
Apparently the insurance companies found a way to raise premiums again. Turns out they were the problem to begin with and there's no plan to fix their wagons.