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Don’t scale it down either!!! All the neighbors will wish they lived there when it’s complete!! Envious nerds
This developer has gone and above and beyond what is normally required. This is an important infill project for Marion County and Broad Ripple. The tide is coming in. I doubt a small gated community of wealthy people can or should be allowed to stop this project.
Jaron, it’s not just the people that live in that community that object.
I don’t live there but visit there often and hate to see the lake enclosed on three sides by dense buildings.