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'Historic' Police Reform Bill Authored by Local Representative August 27, 2021 myhcicon.com ‘Historic’ police reform bill authored by local representative Avon Town Council adds Danville’s Greg Steuerwald builds immense maternity section to consensus for police in an age of distrust handbook, discusses Page 6 remote meetings Page 3 Plainfield council to vote on economic revitalization areas, rezone for new homes Our Page 4 ICONic HRH raises half a million community dollars with gala featuring PAGE 8 private Styx concert Page 12 Relentlessly Dedicated to Safety Whenever you need us, Hendricks Regional Health is here for you. Find care now at ThisIsHendricks.org. Riddhi Trivedi, MD August 27, 2021 2 Hendricks County ICON myhcicon.com COMMUNITY Larrison Want to Advertise? 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The Brownsburg Town Council met Aug. 12 for Call Gretchen Becker CLEANING AND LANDSCAPING a regular meeting. at (317) 451-4088 or • Family owned and operated Council approved a resolution for a 10-year tax email her at gretchen@ • Competitive pricing abatement for a spec building at East U.S. 136 and icontimes.com. • FREE estimates! County Road 900 E. Holladay Properties is looking Remember, our news deadlines are • Weekly Rates or one time only jobs to build a 50,000-100,000 square foot spec build- several days prior to print. ing with an estimated investment of $7 million Lawn Services: expected to create 50 jobs with an average wage project calls for 61 homes to be built on 38 acres. Landscaping, mulching, stone, of $15-$19 an hour. The variance is to slightly decrease the lot size spring and fall cleanup, etc. The council formally supported the plan com- for the homes in order to preserve trees on the Let us do the cleaning or yard work mission action concerning a conditional rezone property. The Brownsburg Area Plan Commission A product of you can’t or don’t have time for! and variance on the Garner property at county approved the plan unanimously. The developer roads 800 E and 700 N. must apply for annexation approval next. Developer Platinum Properties is looking for an Read more at: myhcicon.com/brownsburg- Call Today! Rick Myers indication that the town will allow the rezoning town-council-aug-12 Publisher 765-366-4981 and variance before requesting annexation. The Brian Kelly Chief Executive Officer Lyla Turner Assistant to the Publisher Grow Local Media, LLC Linda Jenks ©2021 Advertising Account Plainfield Town Council approves purchase of fire, police All Rights Reserved Representative vehicles; designates economic revitalization area Established Gretchen Becker April 2008 Content Editor The Plainfield Town Council met Aug. 9 for a The council also approved the purchase and Mark Gasper regular council meeting. preorder of police and fire vehi- Digital Sales Coordinator The council approved a resolu- cles, funded by the 2022 budget. Zach Ross & Max Brown Production & Design tion designating an economic The town will purchase a 2021 revitalization aea and qualifying Chevrolet Silverado for $32,269 as certain property and improve- well as preorder vehicles for the ments for tax abatement as it police department through the 5252 E. Main St., relates to Duke Realty Limited 2022 police department vehicles Partnership. The 10-year tax replacement plan. It will also pre- Avon, IN 46123 abatement deduction will be al- order a 2022 100-foot E-One Lad- Ph: (317) 451-4088 lowed with respect to redevelop- der Truck from Fire Service Inc. ment or rehabilitation occurring for no more than $1.2 million and in this economic revitalization area relating to preorder vehicles in accordance with the 2021-22 SPONSORED The Hendricks County $10.192 million of redevelopment and improve- fire department replacement schedule. ICON is published by Grow ments. This property is in AllPoints Midwest Busi- Read more at: myhcicon.com/plainfield-town- HC Local Media, LLC. Content ness Park, Lot 10, and contains approximately 75 council-august-9-recap published alongside this icon is acres. sponsored by one of our valued advertisers. Sponsored content is produced or commissioned by advertisers working in tandem with Grow Local Media, LLC Don’t miss Hendricks County news sales representatives. Sponsored content may not reflect the views of The Hendricks Don’t wait until the next issue of the Hendricks County ICON hits your mailbox to County ICON publisher, editorial staff or catch up on local happenings in your town. Make sure to visit myhcicon.com and graphic design team. The Hendricks County follow the ICON Facebook page facebook.com/HendricksCountyICON for stories and ICON is devoted to clearly differentiating between sponsored content and editorial photos that feature and affect you and your community. content. Potential advertisers interested in sponsored content should call (317) 451- 4088 or email [email protected]. August 27, 2021 Hendricks County ICON 3 COMMUNITY myhcicon.com Avon Town Council adds maternity section to handbook, discusses remote meetings ICONICbrief Hendricks Regional Health Compiled by Nicole Davis updates visitor guidelines The Avon Town Council met Aug. 12 at Avon Town Hall. The meeting can be viewed on the town’s Facebook page and YouTube. The next scheduled meeting is 7 p.m. Aug. 26, 6570 E. U.S. 36. The ICON will report on this meeting in the next issue. As of Aug. 9, Hendricks Regional Health announced that in accordance with CDC WHAT HAPPENED: The council approved the final reading of an ordinance that amended the employee handbook. guidelines, all patients and visitors age 2 and up, including fully vaccinated people, must wear a mask in any Hendricks Regional WHAT IT MEANS: In 2021 the U.S. Congress adopted the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, and the Indiana legislature adopted Health facility. the House Enrolled Act 1309, both imposing employers obligations relating to pregnancy. Avon is changing its policy in the Visitors ages 14 and older are permitted in employee handbook to coincide with this change in legislation. The new Pregnancy and Childbirth Accommodation Policy the ICU, enMotion Recovery Care, Childcare states that the town will not discipline or terminate an employee due to pregnancy, will keep confidential files documenting Center, Medical and Surgery Unit daily from 8 accommodation requests and more. a.m.-8 p.m. Two visitors are allowed and must be the same two people each day (interpret- WHAT HAPPENED: The council introduced an ordinance amending rules for buried utilities. ers are not included in the limit). In the pediatric unit, visitation is open for parents/guardians and other visitors when WHAT IT MEANS: Indiana legislature passed House Enrolled Act 1164 that limits the town’s ability to designate underground medically appropriate. and buried utility districts and impose maximum height and separation standards for wireless support structures. The Town of One visitor is allowed in the emergency Avon code needed to be updated to comply with this legislation. department, outpatient areas and physicians offices unless the patient is a minor, then two WHAT HAPPENED: The council approved an ordinance amending rules and procedures for remote meeting participation. are permitted. COVID-positive visitors are not allowed. For more information, visit hendricks.org/ WHAT IT MEANS: This update also coincides with recent Indiana state legislature changes. House Enrolled Act 1437 allows visiting-hours. members to electronically participate in meetings subject to certain limitations. Once this ordinance passes, town council members may participate in meetings remotely, as long as there’s a quorum present in the room, they can be heard by others in the meeting and that meeting is streamed to the public. Town council members can participate electronically for up to two consecutive meetings, not to exceed 15% of meetings per year. Everyone has to meet in person for these exceptions: to adopt a budget, initiate a referendum, establish or increase a fee or tax, exercise the right of eminent domain and others. Relentlessly Dedicated to Safety The safety of our patients has always been our number-one priority. That’s why Hendricks Regional Health is proud to have earned an “A” rating from Leapfrog – the gold standard for evaluating a hospital’s safety. Whether you’re coming in for surgery, a screening, a wellness visit or any other reason, we are relentlessly dedicated to delivering the highest-quality care possible. Whenever you need us, Hendricks Regional Health is here for you. Find care now at ThisIsHendricks.org. Tiffany, RN August 27, 2021 4 Hendricks County ICON myhcicon.com COMMUNITY 317-667-0211 • AutolabUSA.com Plainfield council to vote 10750 E. US Hwy. 36, Avon on economic revitalization FALL OIL CHANGE AC/EVAC & areas, rezone for new homes SPECIAL RECHARGE Compiled by Nicole Davis Lube • Oil • Filter Change SPECIAL Synthetic Blind Motor Oil Only The Plainfield Town Council met Aug. 23 for a regular council meeting in-person and online. The council meets at 6 p.m. for a work session and 7 p.m. for a council meeting on $ 99 the second and fourth Mondays each month at 591 Moon Road. Agendas and meeting $ 20 89 minutes can be found at townofplainfield.com. The next meeting is scheduled for Sept. 13. 20 (Normally $129.99) Excludes shop supplies, disposal fees, sales tax.
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