Mass Ave business owners weighing designated outdoor refreshment area

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11 thoughts on “Mass Ave business owners weighing designated outdoor refreshment area

    1. Agree. In fact, bars can sell people a drink in a plastic cup and they can legally walk out on Mass Ave right now. Someone needs to explain what differential impact a DORA makes other than a bunch of overhead.

    1. I feel like that’s just any nightlife district. That’s why they should have people, either through the city or business/neighborhood association, emptying trash and otherwise cleaning up after weekend evenings.

  1. As a resident of Carmel’s downtown, I’ve soured on DORAs as it really restricts and punishes local residents who choose to live in the area and may want to enjoy a public area with some BYOB from home.

  2. Speedway is an excluded town under Unigov, along with Southport, Lawrence, & Beech Grove. The article is correct since Speedway’s DORA is not within City of Indianapolis.

  3. The Chatham Arch Neighborhood Association had a presentation a few weeks ago about the DORA. There doesn’t seem to be many downsides, and it has a lot of upsides, like the car load of people that park with the BYOB can now be controlled, whereas without the DORA, police can do noting until somebody is visibly intoxicated or tries to drive.

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