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Just when drainage issues are at an all time high and schools are overpopulated. Cramming concrete all over 116th and Hoosier is reckless and puts additional strain on the area’s drainage capacity.
FYI, all condos (and apartments) are “luxury” when the first get marketed. Wait until Fishers tries the “they are only marketed to senior citizens” for townhouse style (multi-level) development. Just what seniors want, multi-level housing.
The other option is more outward sprawl and single-family homes, which are WAY WORSE for drainage and infrastructure liabilities. Infill is exactly what we should be doing.
Time for the neighbors to get out the torches and pitchforks. But, the developer is probably a big donor, so……
There are always reasons to “be opposed” but this seems like a great development to me
It looks like the developer will be paying for some upgrades to the adjoining park as well. Overall, this seems like a pretty good development and is a general win for the area.