INDIAN VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONBOARD OF GOVERNORS — SPECIAL MEETING MINUTESMarch 6, 2026 | Virtual Meeting (Video Conference) Meeting Type: Special Meeting of the Board of Governors — Grant Application Review & Reauthorization Date & Time: March 6, 2026 Format: Virtual (Video Conference)
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Thursday, April 25, 2024 Location: Morgan’s Restaurant In attendance: Paul Forbing, William Bourhill, Steve McMurray, Monica Hadsall, Ken Hull Call to order at 7:00 by Steve, seconded by Monica Discussion: – Approved previous minutes from January 24, 2024 – Member update: 9
The Indian Village Board of Directors has finalized a new Constitution, Bylaws, and Code of Conduct for the voluntary neighborhood association, and approved them unanimously. These documents have been finalized and submitted to the Allen County Recorder’s Office, and are the governing
The City of Fort Wayne invites the public to attend a public open-house to view plans for the Bluffton Road Bridge Project. The project will include replacement of the bridge beams and deck, and added enhancements such as wider sidewalks/trails with lookout
Wednesday, January 24, 2024 Location: Morgan’s Restaurant In attendance: Paul Forbing, William Bourhill, Steve McMurray, Monica Hadsall Call to order at 6:30 by Paul, seconded by Monica Discussion: – Approved previous minutes from July 20, 2023 – Finalize constitution and bylaws, approved
We are in the process of getting estimates for work. At the same time we are working with Public Works Right of Way (owns the land), Parks Department (in case we can get assistance), Planning and Historic Preservation (to make sure we’re
The Board has received some communication from the City of Fort Wayne regarding upcoming work they will be performing between our neighborhood and Bluffton Road: “As you probably know, Fort Wayne City Utilities is currently making the largest investment ever in our
Paul Forbing recently met with the Director of Forestry Services for the Parks Department. They have plans to remove about 50 trees around the neighborhood that are all at risk of coming down. The work is slated to begin this winter. Below
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