When a developer utters, Trash Transfer Station
When a developer utters, Trash Transfer Station
Confusion forces delay in a rezoning plan when Lafayette officials hear it’s for a trash facility along Indiana 38. But upon further review …
Thanks to Tipmont for sponsorship help with today’s edition of Based in Lafayette. Tipmont is thrilled to introduce a brand-new website – Tipmont.com. It’s a one-stop destination for information regarding electric service, fiber internet, resources as a cooperative member and more! Head over to tipmont.com and take a look!
WHEN A DEVELOPER UTTERS, TRASH TRANSFER STATION
There aren’t many phrases in a rezoning hearing that will stop a city council meeting in its tracks quite like dropping an unexpected “Trash Transfer Station.”
Heads spun Monday night in Lafayette City Council chambers when a representative for Innovative Engineering and Consulting, a Whitestown firm, said that 37.5 acres along Indiana 38 were slated for trucks in and trucks out hauling residential garbage. That’s why the firm had asked to rezone the ground, just west of a Tractor Supply Co. store on the east side of the city, for industrial use.
“Wait a minute,” Jerry Reynolds, a city council member, said, as dumbfounded council members traded glances and Mayor Roswarski sat forward in his seat in the front row of the chambers.
Keep reading with a 7-day free trial
Subscribe to Based in Lafayette, Indiana to keep reading this post and get 7 days of free access to the full post archives.