North-siders thwart plans for 86th Street project with court victory over city

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21 thoughts on “North-siders thwart plans for 86th Street project with court victory over city

  1. Colleen Fanning at her absolute worst, yet again. It’s no wonder she was not re-elected, she does nothing for her constituents and is only about devolopment. #notafanoffanning

    1. Like Ryan H said, this forum is not about bashing Ms. Fanning. She is a wonderful lady. Also, she teed up the most transformative project Broad Ripple has seen to date bringing several hundred jobs to the area within the next few years. She truly has the best interest of Midtown in mind. Fanning at her “absolute best”.

  2. Find a place that needs redevelopment like empty strip malls rather than adding more traffic and eventual blight to an area that is better off left as is,

  3. Colleen Fanning is an incredible asset to Northside Indy. She’s almost single handedly revived Midtown Indy. Bashing her post-mortem is bush league. There is a new councilman. He’s been in office for 4 months.

    1. Midtown was NOT developed and sponsored by Mrs Fanning. It was on the Council’s agenda sponsored by Councillor John Barth before a Mrs Famning was on the Council.

    2. Ryan, to state Fanning single handedly revived Midtown discounts the tens of thousands of hours of grass-roots efforts the residents of Midtown invested in reviving the area. Fanning may have been an asset in the council, but she didn’t do the work. The residents are the ones who did the work.

    3. Yes and she is on one of the folks that is hell bent on totally changing Broad Ripple without regard!

  4. This project should never have begun. The last thing needed on the NW corner of Keystone & 86th is another strip mall or office building. Shameful that the corner’s trees were cut down. Traffic is a disaster in the area now – how would another project like this benefit the community? It doesn’t! Too bad the corporate community has such disdain for the environment and for the neighbors.

    1. Agreed! Go a few miles east on 86th St and you find plenty of empty strip malls and office buildings! But let’s tear down trees and build more that are unneeded.

  5. Developers care more about profits than trees. Just look at all the housing developments and all the acres of trees they have mowed down without consideration to the land or environment.

    1. Next, some greedy developers and politicians will want to re-zone Driftwood Hills for high density housing and build row after row of 3 story condos.

  6. Disappointing as a Nora resident to see the project halted. I’ll never understand how a development that should raise the property value, neighborhood spending, tax revenues, be so vehemently opposed by a loud minority. Are you kidding me?

  7. Next, some greedy developers and politicians will want to re-zone Driftwood Hills for high density housing and build row after row of 3 story condos.

  8. The northwest corner of 86th and Keystone is – like the other three corners of that intersection – a commercial district with two major arteries bisecting it. This is not the 1960s when the area was for all practical purposes a suburban enclave of small ranch homes for the likes of Ozzie and Harriett. Once I-465 and the Fashion Mall were built, there was (and is) no turning back to those warm fuzzy memories.

  9. currently 3 out of 4 corner at 82nd/86th and keystone is commercial; so the more intense original project is the way to go? just another example a division of government overreaching on a private owners property rights. Time and time again emotional remonstrators should put their money where their emotions are and BUY the property then do whatever you want with it……

  10. Call Keith Potts and tell hime to support the people who elected him. We voted CF out and we will do the same to Keith if we find that he is in the pocket of Big Developers. Watch him Closely!!

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