HOOSIER SURVEYOR
QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE INDIANA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS, INC. AFFILIATED WITH THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS, INC. VOLUME 41 NUMBER 4 SPRING 2015
ISPLS, INC.
WE HAVE MOVED!
The ISPLS Of ices are now located at Banning Engineering 853 Columbia Road, Suite 101 Plain ield, Indiana 46168
2015 OFFICERS & DIRECTORS
Term Expires Jan. 2016 Term Expires Jan. 2017 Term Expires Jan. 2018
Treasurer Director Director Dennis Grumpp Todd Bauer Eric Banschbach New Pales ne, IN Leo, IN Indianapolis IN Office: 317‐826‐7310 Office: 260‐484‐9900 Office: 317‐610‐7251 E‐Mail: [email protected] E‐Mail: tbauer@foresight‐consul ng.biz E‐mail: [email protected]
Director Secretary Director Sean L. Su les Bryan Catlin Brent Friend Chandler, IN Clayton, IN Franklin, IN 46131 Office: 812‐479‐6200 Office: 317‐327‐4110 Office: 317‐713‐4615 E‐Mail: SSu [email protected] E‐Mail: [email protected] E‐mail: [email protected]
Director President President‐Elect Jim Tibbe Bernie Guerre az Rich Hudson Linton, IN Bloomington, IN Valparaiso, IN Office: 317‐847‐1952 Office: 812‐606‐1888 Cell: 219‐462‐2946 E‐Mail: j bbe @cbmsurveys.com E‐Mail: [email protected] E‐Mail: [email protected]
Past President Vice‐President Director Don West Perry Cloyd Don Williams Carmel, IN Hope, IN Crown Point, IN Office: 317‐232‐5005 Cell: 812‐350‐6456 Office: 219‐734‐7215 E‐Mail: [email protected] E‐Mail: [email protected] E‐Mail: [email protected]
L to R: Don Williams, Crown Point; Jason Coyle, Fishers; Bernie Guerre az, Bloomington; Don West, Carmel; Rich Hudson, Valparaiso; Perry Cloyd, Hope; Eric Banschbach, Indianapolis; Dennis Grumpp, New Pales ne; Jim Tibbe . Linton; Sean Su les, Chandler; Brent Friend, Franklin; and Bryan Catlin, Clayton. Not pictured: Todd Bauer, Leo. Photo provided by Henry Aldridge, Photographic Impressions
2015 COMMITTEES AND COMMITTEE CHAIRS
PROF. DEVELOPMENT GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS INTERNAL AFFAIRS COMMUNICATIONS Administrator: Administrator: Administrator: Administrator: Don Williams Bernie Guerre az Don West Don West
EDUCATION BOARD OF BY LAWS PUBLICATIONS & MEDIA Chair: Aus n Yake REGISTRATION LIAISON Chair: Richard L. Hudson Chair: Michael J. Davis Robert Jason Coyle SCHOLARSHIPS FINANCE & PLANNING MEMBERSHIP Chair: Luke A. Jahn COUNTY SURVEYORS Chair: Dennis Grumpp Co‐Chair: Ronald Wharry Liaison: David Gaston Co‐Chair: Brent Friend NOMINATIONS NSPS GOVERNOR/DIRECTOR Chair: Mark Gardner PUBLIC INFORMATION Governor: Tony Gregory & MARKETING Alternate: Don Bengel PAST PRESIDENT’S Chair: Don West COUNCIL GPS‐GIS Chair: Don West TRIG STAR MONUMENTATION State Coordinator: Co‐Chair: Eric Bancshbach YOUNG PROFESSIONALS Tony Gregory Co‐Chair: Ma Healy Chair: Frank Walsko
LEGISLATION Co‐Chair: Past President Co‐Chair: President‐Elect
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HOOSIER SURVEYOR VOLUME 41 NUMBER 4 SPRING 2015
CONTENTS Masthead…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………3 President’s Message…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………4 ISPLS Board of Directors Mee ng Highlights……………………………………………………………………………………….…………...6‐10 Board of Registra on for Land Surveyors Mee ng Highlights……………………………………………………………….….…….12‐15 IPLSF ‐ Report to the ISPLS Membership……………………….……………………………………………………………..………………….16 Legal Surveys………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………………..18‐23 Indiana‐Michigan State Line Commission ‐ Mee ng Highlights……………………………………………………………………….24 NSPS Spring 2015 Mee ng Report………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….26‐27 ISPLS Members……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….28‐33 Membership Applica on………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..34‐35 Firm Members……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….36‐39
EDITOR’S NOTES
Deadlines for copy for various planned issues of the Hoosier Sur‐
veyor are as follows:
Winter ‐ February 1 Spring ‐ May 1 Summer ‐ August 1 Fall ‐ November 1.
The Hoosier Surveyor is published quarterly by the Indiana Soci‐ ety of Professional Land Surveyors to inform land surveyors and Michael J Davis ‐ Editor related professions, government officials, educa onal ins tu‐ 4310 Broadway Street ons, libraries, contractors, suppliers and associated businesses Indianapolis, IN 46205 and industries about land surveying affairs. Phone: (317) 283‐4630 E‐Mail: [email protected] Ar cles and columns appearing in this publica on do not neces‐ sarily reflect the viewpoints of ISPLS or the Hoosier Surveyor Editorial Adver sing Offices staff, but are published as a service to its members, the general 853 Columbia Road Suite# 101 public and for the be erment of the surveying profession. No Plainfield, IN 46168 responsibility is assumed for errors, misquotes or dele ons as to Phone: (317) 888‐4400 Web Page: www.ispls.org its contents.
E‐Mail: [email protected]
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Bernie Guerre az PS, 2015 ISPLS President
Fellow Members of ISPLS: June 2015 appears beginning as one of the best we as a profession in Indiana have had for several years. Job opportunity posi ons on the ISPLS Job Board are up and indica ons through speaking with colleagues over the past 8 months or so indicate land surveyors in general are si ng on quite a bit of backlog. Cheers to a li le relief and keep up the good work. Maybe this will be a good me to take an opportunity to step out and con nue to edu‐ cate other professionals in your community of the necessity of our professional services. Al‐ so don’t forget to read up on HB 1050 with respect to land surveyor’s statute of repose and no fica on requirements to bring the benefit of the Bill to you individually. As June arrives ISPLS has been able to move into our new normal. As you know the Board of Directors has entered into a contract with Banning Engineering, P.C. to provide administra‐ ve management services for ISPLS poten ally to June 30, 2016. Jason Coyle will remain our Execu ve Director as an employee of Banning Engineering and his assistant Ms. Andrea Wade will be working directly with Jason to address your general email, telephone and membership queries, among other tasks, on a daily basis. Welcome Home Jason, (albeit you never really le )! And Welcome Aboard Andrea! In par‐ cular Andrea has worked with Banning Engineering on a part‐ me basis and now will concentrate efforts on ISPLS. Kudos to Andrea as she is climbing that learning curve very quickly and has hit the ground running.
Note to members, our first Board of Directors mee ng at our new headquarters located at 853 Columbia Road, #101, Plainfield, IN 46168 will be on June 27, 2015 at 9:00 am. In the mean me Board Members are planning on moving those items out of the current office that do not sell in the online auc on Jason informed you of late last week. Speak‐ ing of which, please klook bac through your email dated May 28, 2015. Jason and Andrea have compiled an outstanding list of furniture and equipment for sale as well as items out of our library for free. All of which are in outstanding condi‐ on. Another item that is notable to share is an effort by Chuck Coyle of the Indiana Professional Land Surveyors Foun‐ da on to formulate agreements with individual chapters to seed endowments to the Founda on. Queries to this effect should be directed to Chuck via email at [email protected]. I also request you seek out the mee ng mes of your respec ve Chapter Mee ngs. Call the ISPLS office at 317‐888‐4400 and ask Andrea or simply send an email to her at [email protected]. She will be happy to assist you with your ques ons on dates, loca ons and who within YOUR Chapter to contact.
Finally, don’t forget to renew your memberships. Work on the conven on which spans January 13 thru January 15, 2015 at the Marrio on 21st Street in Indianapolis is underway and it will be here before you know it. The program is coming together and your renewals will keep you abreast of no ces, emails, and items of interest having to do with the Conven on and other events within the society. Membership, among other things, provides cost discounts on the con‐ ven on, access to legisla ve lobbyists and legisla ve safeguards, and access to legisla ve outreach on a na onal level via NSPS. Without ISPLS and the work of individuals within the organiza on such as Jason Copperwaite, PS, House Bill 1050 would likely not have been realized.
So with that, I leave you with one last thought: “Stop Look and Listen”. Lessons of Opera on Safety in the Railroad In‐ dustry ring true in our profession too. Pay a en on and be safe.
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ISPLS BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING HIGHLIGHTS By Andrea Wade, ISPLS Administra ve Assistant
March 14, 2015
The ISPLS Board of Directors met on Saturday, March 14, 2015 at ISPLS Headquarters, Indianapolis, Indiana. President Bernie Guerre az called the mee ng to order at 8:59 am EST. All board members were in a endance with the excep on of Perry Cloyd. Others in a endance were Marc Cady, Dave Cro , Doug Herendeen, and Randy Miller.
Don West read the ISPLS Mission Statement and Rich Hudson read the Vision Statement. Both statements were also printed in the agenda. Adjustments had been made to the mee ng agenda. HB 1163, dealing with land splits, had been removed. Jason Coyle submi ed a le er of resigna on as Execu ve Director. A mo on was made by Todd Bauer and seconded by Jim Tibbe to accept the agenda as adjusted. The mo on passed by a voice vote.
The minutes from the January 14, 2015 Board mee ng were reviewed and accepted. A mo on was made by Don West and seconded by Don Williams to accept the Board of Directors’ mee ng minutes as amended. The mo on passed by a voice vote. The minutes from the January 14, 2015 Board of Directors Reorganiza on mee ng were also reviewed and accepted. A mo on was made by Eric Banschbach and seconded by Don Williams to accept the minutes as amended to clarify the financial report. The mo on passed by a voice vote.
The Treasurer’s Reports were reviewed and narrated by Dennis Grumpp. The wri en financial reports dated February 28, 2015 were presented, and assets totaled $280,017.83. Dennis also covered the income and expense report, (Con nued on page 7)
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(Con nued from page 6) investment report, budget, and the profit and loss report. There was board discussion regarding other state socie es collec ng NSPS dues from Indiana residents, the water bill, credit card fees, and the budget spreadsheet. A mo on to accept the Financial Reports was made by Don Williams and secondedd by Tod Bauer. The mo on passed by a voice vote.
The Board heard and reviewed the Execu ve Director’s report. Execu ve Director Coyle presented a wri en report and discussed highlights with the board. A en on was drawn to the membership increase from last year. Dues had been paid to the chapters and NSPS, and tax filings have been made for the chapters. Our website created through YourMembership is being updated, and the chapter pages need some edi ng and upda ng. There are 24 job openings on the website. There was not a Central Indiana Damage Council mee ng (Indiana 811), the next mee ng will be held in April. The CST exam, LTAP Stormwater conference and Board of Registra on were noted, and the PS exam review had six signed up for the next weekend. The Central Indiana Chapter is planning for con nuing educa on before this year’s golf ou ng. The Hoosier Surveyor should be out in the next week or two weeks. The “JCC – Job Crea on Commi ee” mee ng minutes have numerous errors, and a le er will be sent to them. The JCC had concerns about the required work experience and educa on. ILTA is sending a le er of support for con nuing registra on requirements for surveyors and Jason is working with NSPS, ALTA and others to get their support. HB 1030, Registry of Cer fied Professions was discussed. Jason has submi ed a le er of resigna on, effec ve May 1st. There were no Board mo ons.
Doug Herendeen and Jason Coyle gave a report concerning the 2015 Annual Conven on. ISPLS made a profit of $37,736.95, and the chapters had a profit of $6,659.46. The ini al plan for the 2016 conven on was presented.
ISPLS Commi ee reports: Commi ee Chairs and charges were presented for considera on. Ron Wharry and Brent Friend are now on the Membership Commi ee/New Member reviews. Ryan Swingley and Todd Bauer are now part of the Public Informa on and Marke ng Commi ee, which had a brief discussion about marke ng. Geode c Control has gained Eric Banschbach and Ma Badger.
Jason Coyle, the Board of Registra on Liaison, was not present at the last mee ng, but 18 applica ons were approved. Also, a con nuing educa on audit was performed for 1% of registrants. Dave Gaston, the County Surveyors Liaison gave a brief report on Road School, and is planning to communicate with Indiana Coun es. NSPS Director Tony Gregory re‐ ported the spring mee ng will be in April. Eric Banschbach with the Geode c Control Workgroup stated “Height Mod” observa ons have been completed in the Vincennes District. The Legisla ve Commi ee provided that HB 1050 Statute of Repose is in the Senate subcommi ee, HB 1303 Cer fied Professions does not apply to surveying, SB 225 Indiana 811/ Dig Law‐purpose may be addressed by IURC policy, and HB 1163 Dividing Land is dead.
Aus n Yake with the Educa on Commi ee reported that the PS Review is coming up. Luke Jahn gave a report for the Scholarship commi ee sta ng that forms are available and they will be due April 3rd. There was also a board discussion about having interviews at the schools or at the office. The board consensus was to leave the interview loca ons up to the commi ee.
Rich Hudson repor ng for the By‐Laws Commi ee stated that e‐vo ng par cipa on could always improve. ISPLS saved money as only 22 ballots were mailed out (by request or for members without e‐mail), and 6 of the ballots were re‐ turned. Dennis Grumpp, Chair of the Finance and Planning Commi ee, is planning a mee ng of that group immediately a er the board mee ng. Frank Walsko, Chair of the Young Professionals Commi ee, has received informa on from NSPS. The Facili es Advisory Commi ee (and with board direc on by e‐mail), are concentra ng on the Castleton Park building 10, unit 103. A er discussion a mo on wasm made by Ji Tibbe and seconded by Rich Hudson to make a coun‐ teroffer per Jason’s e‐mail. A er later discussion, a mo on to rescind that mo on was made by Jim Tibbe and seconded by Rich Hudson, both mo ons passed by voice vote. A mo on to discon nue the telephone line service for the fax ma‐ chine was made by Jim Tibbe and seconded by Todd Bauer which passed by voice vote. (Con nued on page 9)
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Eric Banschbach, IPLS Founda on Liaison, gave a verbal report. Perry Cloyd is the new president; Dan Kovert will be the new liaison. At the February mee ng they discussed widening the scholarship and grant availability. There have been discussions with the Indiana Historical Society about reenac ng and travel relatede to th 2016 Indiana Bicentennial, fundraising and partnerships, display informa on, memoranda of understanding with chapters and the raffle.
Chapter Reports: The Northwest Chapter met at Crown Brewery, and will have a baseball ou ng June 2nd, and a golf ou ng July 10th. The Wabash Valley Chapter announced their new officers, Marc Cady is the new President, Randy Mil‐ ler is Vice President, Barry Bunnell is Treasurer, and Don Wimmer is secretary. Trig Star is in process and they are plan‐ ning a scholarship golf ou ng. The Central Indiana Chapter will have their next mee ng March 19th, and the Southwest Chapter’s next mee ng will be held at Vincennes University on March 19th for a cookout. The Northwest Chapter is working on the 2016 Conven on planning. Jim Swi presented a one hour Stone Hunter con nuing educa on program on February 16th. Ini al Point Chapter has a joint mee ng with the KAPS chapter in the near future. The Greenville Trea‐ ty Chapter mee ng is March 26th in Osgood, and the Hoosier Hill Chapter met on February 24th and had elected new officers.
Unfinished Business: There was a discussion about the destruc on of records from the Sullivan County Surveyor’s office, and a discussion about the response from the Job Crea on Commi ee.
New Business: The Board of Directors mee ng was temporarily recessed to hold an execu ve session concerning the replacement of the current Execu ve Director, Jason Coyle.
Chuck Coyle presented a wri en report on the PLSO conven on, and Jim Tibbe noted that the Illinois conference was offering con nuing educa on credits for mul ple states.
The mee ng adjourned at 3:24pm.
April 18, 2015
The ISPLS Board of Directors met on Saturday, April 18, 2015 at ISPLS Headquarters, Indianapolis, Indiana. President Bernie Guerre az called the mee ng to order at 9:02am EST. All board members were in a endance with the excep‐ on of Todd Bauer. Others in a endance were Ed Sweetland who joined the mee ng at 10:04am.
Don Williams read the ISPLS Mission Statement and Eric Banschbach read the Vision Statement. Printed copies of the agenda were provided. The members of the board of directors were asked to consider task assignments currently per‐ formed by the Execu ve Director. The agenda was accepted by consent. The minutes from the March 14, 2015 mee ng were reviewed, and they were accepted by consent.
The Treasurer’s Reports were reviewed and narrated by Dennis Grumpp. The wri en financial reports dated March 31, 2015 were presented and ISPLS assets totaled $389,912.83. Dennis also covered the income and expense report, in‐ vestment report, budget, and the profit and loss budget versus actuals report, and the 2014/2015 budget spreadsheet. A mo on to accept/receive the financial reports was made by Perry Cloyd and seconded by Jim Tibbe . The mo on passed by a voice vote.
Execu ve Director Coyle gave the Board his wri en Execu ve Director’s report. The report included the following high‐ lights: The membership roster will be updated by the end of the month. Jason will plan on working on the Business en‐ ty reports that need to be fidle for the chapters. The House has concurred with changes made in the Senate to House Bill 1050, Statute of Repose, and it has been sent on to the Governor’s Office. The ISPLS lobbyist, Mike O’Brien, will send a le er to the Governor suppor ng this. The PS Exam review was held on March 21st. Seven individuals paid for
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(Con nued from page 9) the course and six a ended. The Winter Hoosier Surveyor has gone out. Jason has been organizing and packing the library materials and had sugges ons for items to be removed from the collec on. There were no board mo ons.
Doug Herendeen and Jason Coyle discussed the 2015 Conven on Report and Update. Revenues were up and expenses were down at this year’s conference.
ISPLS Commi ee reports: Ron Wharry and Brent Friend as part of the Membership Commi ee/New Member reviews reported that upon pe on, a mo on to grant life membership to David B.H. Best was made by Brent Friend and se‐ conded by Perry Cloyd. The mo on passed by voice vote.
The Board of Registra on Liaison, Jason Coyle, will con nue a ending mee ngs if possible, and Perry Cloyd will help as needed. The next mee ng is scheduled for April 17, and will include two disciplinary hearings. The County Surveyors Liaison, Dave Gaston, discussed that he is wai ng to receive more informa on from the County Surveyor’s Associa on regarding Sullivan County before deciding how to proceed with that ma er. The NSPS Director, Tony Gregory, a ended the Spring NSPS mee. ng Luke Jahn with the Scholarship Commi ee noted that the Purdue interviews were held Fri‐ day, April 17, and the Vincennes interviews will be held the following Friday. Dennis Grumpp with Finance and Planning reported that the preliminary budget has been posted to Dropbox. The Past President’s Council is working on an up‐ date of ac vi es. Don West and Jason Coyle repor ng from the Facili es Advisory Commi ee discussed that a lease cancella on no ce has been sent informing Castleton Park that ISPLS will not be moving forward with space there at this me.
Eric Banschbach, IPLS Founda on Liaison, gave a verbal report that the Founda on will meet next Monday.
Rich Hudson with the Northwest Chapter reported that the baseball ou ng will be June 12, and the golf ou ng will be July 10.
Unfinished Business: A le er had been sent out to the Job Crea on Commi ee.
The Board discussed the following items under new business: The announcement that ISPLS is seeking an Execu ve Di‐ rector has been sent to or posted with: ISAE (Indiana Society of Associa on Execu ves), the Kelley School of Business, Purdue, Ball State, the Hoosier Surveyor and the ISPLS membership by email. Leslie Murphy, president of Raybourn Group Interna onal, spoke to the execu ve commi ee last Saturday about what services an associa on management company could offer. The discussion of that mee ng was also reviewed. There was discussion about the merits of hold‐ ing a goal‐se ng mee ng to determine long‐range goals for ISPLS.
Banning Engineering has submi ed a le er of interest in providing associa on management services to ISPLS. A mo on to ask Banning to submit a proposal for associa on management services was made by Perry Cloyd and seconded by Brent Friend. The mo on passed by voice vote. A mo on to have Stephen Ingram facilitate a Board of Directors goal‐ se ng session was made by Jim Tibbe and seconded by Perry Cloyd. The mo on passed by voice vote. A mo on to approve the transfer/disposal of library items iden fied by Jason Coyle was made by Bryan Catlin and seconded by Eric Banschbach. The mo on passed by voice vote. Dennis Grumpp will inves gate bonding.
A mo on to require two signatures on checks, the Treasurer and another account signatory, to be effec ve July, 1, 2015, was made by Dennis Grumpp and seconded by Jim Tibbe . The mo on passed by voice vote. A mo on to have the Execu ve Commi ee (President Bernie Guerre az, Vice‐President Perry Cloyd, Treasurer Dennis Grumpp, Secretary Bryan Catlin, Past‐President Don West and President‐Elect Rich Hudson) and Execu ve Director Jason Coyle be named as signatories for the checking account was made by Perry Cloyd and seconded by Dennis Grumpp. The mo on passed by voice vote with Jim Tibbe vo ng no. There was a general discussion about ISPLS obtaining a post office box.
Announcements: The next mee ng will be held May 16th at the ISPLS headquarters.
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BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR LAND SURVEYORS MEETING HIGHLIGHTS ‐ APRIL 17, 2015 By Robert “Jason” Coyle, PS, Execu ve Director
The Board of Registra on for Professional Surveyors (Board) met Friday, April 17, 2015, at 9:00 am EDT. The mee ng was held at Indiana Government Center South, 402 W. Washington Street, Room W064, Indianapolis, Indiana. A er a few addi ons under discussion item, a mo on was made by Doug Lechner and seconded by Ross Holloway to adopt the amended agenda. The mo on passed with a voice vote. A mo on was made by Gary Kent and seconded by John Stephens to adopt the minutes from the January 30, 2015 mee ng. The mo on passed with a voice vote.
At 9:04 am, the Board held an Administra ve Hearing concerning Bre R. Miller, LS20300059, regarding an Administra‐ ve Complaint, Cause No. SBRLS 14‐08. Board Member, Gary Kent, recused himself from the hearing since he was in‐ volved with the Se lement Conference. A complaint had been dfile against Mr. Miller for using his Professional Sur‐ veyors License to stamp and cer fy work outside of the prac ce of surveying – namely preparing design plans for pro‐ jects outside of a subdivision. Prior to the complaint, Mr. Miller felt he was ac ng in accordance with the law and was under the impression that he could design sewers as long as they were not under pressure. Mr. Miller has since changed his business prac ce and hired a Professional Engineer. Another key discussion point during the hearing was the fact that other Professional Surveyors and/or Professional Engineerst did no try to educate or mentor Mr. Miller prior to filing a complaint against him. At the conclusion of the hearing, Ross Holloway made a mo on to accept the terms of the Se lement. The mo on was seconded by Doug Lechner and passed with a voice vote. eTh Board further stressed that Professional Surveyors should a empt to educate / mentor fellow Professional Surveyors not following the law and/or rules before filing a complaint against them. (Con nued on page 13)
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At 9:25 am, the Board held an Administra ve Hearing concerning Jerry D. Wiggins, LS8088002, regarding an Adminis‐ tra ve Complaint, Cause No. SBRLS 14‐09. Natalie S dd, Deputy A orney General, provided the following facts per‐ taining to the hearing. Mr. Wiggins has had a suspended Professional Surveyors license since August 29, 2006. Mr. Wiggins has also not paid the $6,000 civil penalty ordered by the Board on August 29, 2006. In January 2010, Mr. Wig‐ gins had submi ed two invoices to Philip and Erica Jackson for works related to a replat of Lots 745 and 746 of Foxcliff Estates South Sec on 35, Morgan County, Indiana. The descrip on for the invoices included “Preparing planning ex‐ hibits, acquire field survey data, set monuments, and prepare final plat for vaca on and replat of Lots 745‐746” The replat of Lots 745 and 746 of Foxcliff Estates Southc Se on 35 was signed and cer fied the Carlos Pedrazza, LS80040274, the registered agent and incorporator of Seacorp II Incorporated. A statement on the replat noted that the instrument had been prepared by Seacorp II, but gave the phone number for Mr. Wiggins. Mr. Wiggins was ques‐ oned by Natalie S dd, Deputy A orney General, and the Board Members as to the facts presented. Upon the conclu‐ sion of the Hearing, a mo on was made by Ross Holloway and seconded by John Stephens to revoke Mr. Wiggins Pro‐ fessional Surveyors license. The mo on passed with a voice vote.
Complete License Li ga on documents can be found at the following website: h p://www.in.gov/ai/appfiles/pla‐ li ga on/
The Board heard a report from Natalie S dd, Deputy A orney General, at 10:38 am. Natalie S dd supplied the Board with a report of Consumer Complaints and Li ga on Cases. Below is a summa on of that report:
Consumer Complaints Consumer Complaints Consumer Complaints Consumer Complaints Year at Beginning of Year Opened During Year Closed During Year 2011 33 4 15
2012 22 13 25
2013 10 16 16 2014 10 21 6
2015 25 0 0
Complaints Currently Open as of January 29, 2015 25 Average Age of Open Complaints: 7.3 months Date of Oldest Open Complaints: July 23, 2013
Li ga on Cases Li ga on Cases Open Li ga on Files Li ga on Files Year at Beginning of Year Opened During Year Closed During Year
2011 8 5 3 2012 10 2 4
2013 8 1 4 2014 5 1 4
2015 2 1 0 Cases Currently Open as of January 29, 2015 3
Average Age of Open Cases: 9.21 months (Con nued on page 14)
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Ac on Taken 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Admin Complaints Filed 0 5 1 2 0 Cease & Desist Orders Filed 0 1 0 0 0 Summary Suspensions Filed 0 0 0 0 0 Civil Li ga on 0 0 0 0 0 Judicial Review 0 1 0 0 0
A er a short break, the Board con nued with an Administra ve Hearing in the Ma er of the Applica on for Neal A. Ballah at 10:58 am EDT. The hearing was in regards to a Pe on of Review for Denial of Applica on, Cause Number SBRLS 15‐02. The Board had reviewed Mr. Ballah’s applica on for Professional Surveyor and denied it based upon his work experience. Mr. Ballah had the required number of years of experience, but failed to properly convey on his ap‐ plica on that he had obtained at least 60% of his land surveying experience with those ac vi es listed within Indiana Code 25‐21.5‐1‐7(b)(4) through IC 25‐21.5‐1‐7(b)(7). Mr. Ballah presented addi on informa on and evidence concern‐ ing his work experience during the hearing. Upon conclusion of the hearing and further Board discussion, a mo on was made by Gary Kent and seconded by Mike Deboy to approve Mr. Ballah’s applica on and allow him to sit for the exam. The mo on passed with a voice vote.
At 11:08, the Board held an Administra ve Hearing in the Ma er of the Applica on for John A. Campbell at 10:58 am EDT. The hearing was in regards to a Pe on of Review for Denial of Applica on, Cause Number SBRLS 15‐04. The Board had reviewed Mr. Campbell’s applica on for Professional Surveyor by Comity and denied it based upon his ob‐ tained educa on. Mr. Campbell explained that he was first licensed as a “Property Line Surveyor” in the State of Mary‐ land in 1984. In 1996, Mr. Campbell was licensed as a Professional Surveyor in Maryland. The State of Maryland has two license types: 1) a Property Line Surveyor; and 2) a Professional Surveyor. Mr. Campbell noted that in Maryland a Property Line Surveyor can perform all the same tasks as a Professional Surveyor with the excep on of road design, storm water design, and storm water management. A er some discussion, it was suggested that the Board could use the date of Mr. Campbell’s fi, rst license Property Line Surveyor license in 1984, for determining what requirements had to be met. Upon conclusion of the hearing, a mo on was made by Gary Kent and seconded by John Stephens to ap‐ prove Mr. Campbell’s applica on based upon the abovemen oned sugges on and allow him to sit for the exam. The mo on passed with a voice vote.
The Administra ve Hearing in the Ma er of the Applica on for Michael P. Cochran, Cause Number SBRLS 15‐01, was con nued un l the next Board mee ng on July 24, 2015.
The Boardn co nued with an Administra ve Hearing in the Ma er of the Applica on for Patrick Finn. The hearing was in regards to a Pe on of Review for Denial of Applica on, Cause Number SBRLS 15‐03. The Board had reviewed Mr. Finn’s applica on for Professional Surveyor by Comity and denied it based upon his obtained educa on. Mr. Finn ex‐ plained his case and noted that his first Professional Surveyor’s license was received in the Spring of 1988 in the State of Ohio. The State of Indiana first required the educa on component for licensure ine th Summer of 1988. Thence, Mr. Finn fell under Indiana requirements which required for no educa on. Upon conclusion of the hearing and further Board discussion, a mo on was made by Gary Kent and seconded by Rich Hudson to approve Mr. Finn’s applica on and allow him to site for th exam. The mo on passed with a voice vote.
The Board next had a discussion with Richard Vermillion, PS, Knox County Surveyor. Mr. Vermillion expressed a con‐ cern that County Surveyor’s Offices across the State had a difficult me of hiring qualified individuals. This is due to the fact that the individual would have a tough me gaining the boundary experience needed to be able to sit for the Pro‐ fessional Surveyors exam. (Con nued on page 15)
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The Board con nued with Proba onary Reports for J. Bernard Feeney, Michael Sadlon, Ronald Morrison, and Stephen Williams. There was substan ally nothing to report concerning these individuals since they had not prepared any sur‐ veys.
The Board discussed the applica ons that were reviewed and reported as to whether they were approved or denied. The following applica ons were approved: 1. Mark H. Kamin – Professional Surveyor ‐ Approved 2. Byron D. Howell – Professional Surveyor by Comity – Tabled – Reques ng more detail on work experience.
The Board then turned their a en on to the discussion items eon th agenda. The Board approved to send Amy Hall, Board Director, and Doug Lechner to represent the Board of Registra on for Professional Surveyors at the NCEES Na‐ onal Mee ng. The second round of con nuing educa on audits was conducted on 2 licensed professional surveyors. One s lls need to submit and the other was found not in compliance. Addi onal the Board had a brief discussion con‐ cerning Carlos Pedrazza, LS80040274, based upon tes mony and facts presented earlier in the mee ng. Ross Holloway made a mo on to have the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency file a complaint against Mr. Pedrazza. The mo on was seconded by Doug Lechner and passed with a voice vote.
The next scheduled mee ng is Friday, July 24, 2015 at Indiana Government Center South, 402 W. Washington Street, Room W064, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204.
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INDIANA PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS FOUNDATION, INC. Report from Perry Cloyd to the ISPLS Membership ‐ June 1, 2015
Since the March 24, 2015 Report, the IPLS Founda on BOD has met on two occasions [April 20th and May 11th] and there are several items that the Board has taken up:
1) Scholarships: The founda on has finalized the applica on for an “Open” Scholarship to any student that is enrolled or intending to enroll in an approved surveying or sur‐ vey related program. This would be open to high school students or exis ng survey‐ ing students that will be enrolled for classes in the fall of 2016. The recipient must be an Indiana resident, but not necessarily a ending an Indiana school. The amount has not yet been determined, but we are working on the amount, interview process and payment schedule to put the finishing touches on the project.
There has been no change related to the applica ons for the Peggy Archer Award (Vincennes), the John G. McEntyre Award (Purdue), as well as the P.U.‐Calumet Scholarships. April 1st was the deadline for applica on; We understand that there are approximately 50 surveying students statewide that can apply for these scholarships, and the process is moving forward.
2) Financial Partnering and Fund Raising Ideas: The founda on board has researched opportuni es such as the Flower and Pa o Show, Indianapolis Home Show, Honor Flight and Wish for our Heroes as a way to make the services of the surveyor be er known to the general public. Please “stand by” as we con nue to solicit such opportuni es.
3) Grants: The deadline for Grant Applica ons was also April 1st. We have reviewed grants for the Indiana Map to support opera ons as well as a grant from Parke County to purchase a large format scanner. I am happy to say the founda on was able to support both requests. We have commi ed to suppor ng the Indiana Map for the next 3 years and funded 40% of the scanner project. In addi on, we have discussed suggested grants relat‐ ed to the Indiana Surveyor’s Historical Society, a sec on corner so ware program, a standard contract book and a court case book. While none of these have been officially submi ed, the founda on rou nely discusses issues such as these to gain understanding of poten al opportuni es. Grant applica ons can be obtained on the ISPLS Website under the Founda on tab.
4) The IPLSF Raffle: The Founda on provided a survey to determine if the membership preferred the individual “bucket” format used at the last conference or the “all in one” format that was previously used. While no final decision has been made at this me, the membership has indicated it prefers to be in the running for every prize and wants the “all in one” format to return. The founda on is already considering prizes for next year… so if you have some special ideas please pass them along to a Founda on Board member.
5) IPLSF / Chapter MOU’s: The Founda on now has the Founda on/Chapter MOU agreement in a form that we are able to present this program to the Chapters for their considera on. If your chapter would like to have a MOU presenta on made just let an IPLSF Board member know.
6) Budget: The founda on will finalize the 2015/2016 budget at the Junee me ng.
Remember… This is your Founda on… Our task is serving the ISPLS Membership. Let us know what we can do to provide even more! Through scholarships, grants and partnering we have now allocated the funds available under the 2014/2015 budget.
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LEGAL SURVEYS Bryan F. Catlin, PS
The goal of this column is to provide brief summaries of recent Indiana Court of Appeals and Supreme Court cases involving topics related to surveying prac ce, certainly not to provide legal advice. Informa on is gathered from the courts website at www.in.gov/judiciary. Com‐ ments or sugges ons for future columns are welcome by email to: [email protected].
Randy Corn vs. Junior P. Corn, Bonnie C. Corn and Benjamin Corn, Indiana Court of Appeals Case No. 85A02‐1405‐PL‐323, January 12, 2015
Here the Wabash Circuit Court was asked to determine ownership and other rights concerning a thirty foot lane which had been established when an eighty acre parcel was split up in 1897 or before. Briefly, through several transac ons, both ownership and rights for ingress and egress were transferred to the owner of the northern 53 acre parcel. Since 1977 that owner has been Randy Corn. Junior Corn bought the balance of the acreage which is split by the lane in 1984. The southern line of the southern tract runs along a county road. Junior and Randy used the lane to gain ac‐ cess to the road, apparently peacefully. Eventually Junior sold a por one of th property along the county road to his son Benjamin who built a house and used the lane to gain access to his driveway. During construc on on the home in 1999, Randy objected to Junior’s use of the lane. In 2011, the Corns filed a complaint to quiet tle against Randy. They alleged that they held fee simple tle by an 1899 deed or alterna vely, they held tle by adverse possession.
A er counterclaims, a bench trial was held in which the court was apparently concerned about the differing language in the deeds from the 1890’s and eventually decided that Randy Corn and the Corns were tenants in common of the lane. Randy Corn filed a mo on to correct error which was denied and this appeal ensued.
On appeal, the court found that the plain language of the earlier transac ons transferred fee tle as well as ingress‐ egress rights to Randy Corn’s predecessor in tle. The appeals court also denied an argument that clauses contradict each other in the prior deeds. As to the claim of adverse possession, the court found that it failed due to the issue of control since Randy used the tlane to ge to his house from the county road daily. The case was remanded back to the trial court with a finding that Randy Corn owned fee simple tle but that the trial court must now consider whether the Corns have established a prescrip ve easement over some por on of the lane as well as Randy’s request for perma‐ nent injunc ve relief. Both are issues the trial court did not address once it found Randy and Junior as tenants in com‐ mon.
LBLHA, LLC, Margaret L. West and Don H. Gunderson vs. Town of Long Beach, Indiana, Alliance for the Great Lakes and Save the Dunes, Long Beach Community Alliance, Patrick Cannon, Roger Gansauer, David Oei, Bernard Rab‐ inowitz, and Joan Smith, Indiana Court of Appeals Case No. 46A05‐1404‐PL‐146 March 26, 2015
This case from the LaPorte Circuit Court may eventually define where the boundary between private and public owner‐ ship lies along the Lake Michigan shoreline. In 2012, relying on Indiana Department of Natural Resources informa on, Long Beach enacted a resolu on to not enforce private property rights below the ordinary high water (OHW) mark. A group of lakefront property owners sued eth town. The town argued that the State of Indiana should have been the party any lawsuit was directed at as it is the limit of state ownership that is in ques on. Eventually summary judgment was granted to the town on all counts and this appeal was made.
The appeals court reversed those rulings and held that the State of Indiana or appropriate state officials as individuals in their official capacity should be added as a party or par es so the issues could be decided. In addi on, one of the counts was decided a er the appeals court had authority by court rules.
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This case has the poten al to determine if the limit of public ownership in Indiana is the OHW line, the undisturbed lake edge, the loca on the GLO survey found, or something else en rely.
County of Lake and the Lake County Plan Commission vs. Alan J. Pahl and Roderick Pahl, Indiana Court of Appeals Case No. 45A03‐1406‐PL‐214, March 31, 2015
The Pahls purchased Lot 5 in Westerhoff Acres, containing 10.08 acres in unincorporated Lake County, in 2006. At that me the land had been used for growing crops. The subdivision had been rezoned from A‐ 1 (agriculture) to R‐1 (single family residen al) in 1995 to allow development of the subdivision under the Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Ordi‐ nance. The Realtor’s lis ng indicated the property was zoned “Ag‐Res” and the Pahls checked the Assessor’s website which indicated the “Parcel Type” as “101 AG – Cash Grain/General Farm”, but the Pahls did not check the zoning clas‐ sifica on at the Plan Commission. The Pahls built a home and around May 2008 brought alpacas onto the property. Eventually there were approximately 28 alpacas, 2 riding horses, 4 miniature horses, two dozen chickens, about a doz‐ en ducks and 4 pygmy goats, along with temporary shelters, fencing and wheelless semi‐trailers used for storage on the lot. In addi on the Pahls operated a business selling ducklings, using the goats for recrea onal and commercial uses and raising alpacas for fiber and manure.
In October 2009 the Plan Commission sent the Pahls a le er informing them they were in viola on of the zoning ordi‐ nance. The Pahls later filed for two pe ons for variance which were withdrawn and filed a permit for a barn which was denied. On August 28, 2012 Lake County filed a complaint for injunc ve relief against the Pahls. At a bench trial before the Lake Superior Court one of the arguments was that the use was an agricultural nonconforming use under Indiana Code 36‐7‐4‐616. Eventually the trial court found for the Pahls and this appeal followed.
The appeals court noted why the restric ons of the zoning ordinance s ll apply since even a nonconforming use must s ll be in compliance with the requirements for a conforming agricultural use which the Pahls were not. Therefore the trial court decision was reversed and eth case was remanded with instruc ons to grant Lake County’s pe on.
Berthal O. Williams and Patricia Williams vs. The Indiana Rail Road Company, Indiana Court of Appeals Case No. 77A04‐1311‐CC‐580, March 31, 2015
Here the Sullivan Circuit Court was asked to decide if an indenture from 1901 bound the current owner of the railroad to maintain a dam which was originally constructed to supply water for steam locomo ves. In 1899 a perpetual right‐ of‐way was granted to the Southern Indiana Railway Company (Southern) and in 1901 Southern entered into an inden‐ ture which gavee it th “right to construct and maintain” a dam in their right‐of‐way and to use the water it impounded while agreeing that the water would be not less than fourteen feet or more than twenty feet deep at it deepest point. The property owners also had rights to fish, use water for farm purposes, harvest ice, boat, picnic and hold public gath‐ erings at the pond. The indenture was recorded in 1945. In May 2006 the Indiana Rail Road (IRR) acquired the railroad right‐of‐way but did not use water from the pond. In 2008 and 2010 Berthal sent le ers to IRR complaining that there was a sinkhole near the dam which IRR was now responsible for maintaining. On June 4, 2012 the Williamses filed a complaint maintaining that IRR refused to maintain the dam and asking for a judgment that IRR must repair the dam as well as damages to compensate them for their loss.
IRR filed a mo on for summary judgment arguing the covenant did not run with the land, that even if it did, the terms did not impose a duty to maintain a specified depth and even if it did, the breach occurred before the Williamses pur‐ chased the land in 2005, causing the covenant to cease running with the land. A er a hearing the trial court granted IRR’s mo on for summary judgment and the Williamses appealed.
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The appeals court in part determined that the covenant does run with the land and that the argument “that the cove‐ nant ceased running with the land upon a possible breach prior to the Williamses’ purchase‐and its suppor ng cita ons do not hold water”. (Evidently Judge Pyle has ae sens of humor.)
This case was reversed and remanded for further proceedings by a 2‐1 margin. Judge Mathias dissented, no ng that the railroad had a right to construct and maintain a dam, but not a duty or obliga on to do so.
The court’s website includes many “Memorandum Decisions” which are not published in West’s Northeastern Reporter and, in general, are not to be used as precedent or cited before any court. However, they s ll show a court’s reasoning and may be of interest. This column looks at some such decisions related to surveying.
Timothy McNamara, Tamara Goodfellow, and Teresa Melton vs. Zollman Farms, Inc., Testamentary Trust of Jack D. Roller, and Thomas Michael Carr, Indiana Court of Appeals Case No. 36A05‐1404‐PL‐180, January 13, 2015 ‐ MEMO‐ RANDUM DECISION ‐ not regarded as precedent
This is a case from the Jackson Superior Court where McNamara, Goodfellow andn Melto own a landlocked 40 acre parcel. They went to court reques ng that a path from a county road to their property be declared a county road since it had been used, mainly as a walking path, for over twenty years before the relevant statute changed in 1988. The trial court agreed that the path had been used for over twenty years before 1988 but concluded that the existence of a pub‐ lic road by use had not been established. On appeal McNamara et al. agreed with the findings of the trial court but not its conclusion. The appeals court agreed, reversed the trial court and remanded the case for further proceedings.
Celebra on Worship Center, Inc., vs. Patrick Tucker and Carolyn P. Tucker a/k/a Pa y Tucker, Indiana Court of Ap‐ peals Case No. 22A01‐1405‐PL‐229, January 14, 2015 ‐ MEMORANDUM DECISION ‐ not regarded as precedent
Here Celebra on Worship Center (CWC), the owner of lot 3 in Plat 349 and the Tuckers, the owners of lot 4, were hav‐ ing a land dispute. CWC filed a complaint June 30, 2011 in the Floyd Circuit Court seeking a judgment against the Tuck‐ ers who argued they had either acquired ownership by adverse possession or a prescrip ve easement. The Tuckers claimed their predecessor‐in‐interest had used the land in ques on for primary access to an old garage for over twenty years before the Tuckers tore down the old garage in 2003 or 2004. They then built a new garage which did not need access from the land in ques on as it had direct access from a public road, and the Tuckers no longer used the land for access to the garage. The trial court granted summary judgment in favor of the Tuckers on both the adverse posses‐ sion and prescrip ve easement claims.
CWC appealed, contending the trial court shouldn’t have granted summary judgment. The appeals court noted that summary judgment is appropriate when there are no issues of material fact and the moving party is en tled to sum‐ mary judgment as a ma er of law. Here, ci ng Fraley v. Minger, the court observed that the Tuckers had only paid tax‐ es on lot four so there is an issue of fact that does not meet the requirements of Fraley. In addi on the court specified that abandonment can prevent an easement from ripening and the Tuckers had voluntarily abandoned using the dis‐ puted land when the new garage was built in 2003 or 2004. The court cited case law on abandonment having an “element of intent as well as mere nonuse”. The appeals court found that CWC, not the Tuckers, dwas en tle to sum‐ mary judgment on both claims, reversed the judgment and remanded the case to the trial court with instruc ons to enter summary judgment in favor of CWC on both claims.
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John D. Jenkins Revocable Living Trust, John D. Jenkins, Trustee, vs. Peru U lity Service Board, City of Peru and Peru Common Council, Indiana Court of Appeals Case No. 52A01‐1409‐PL‐387, February 13, 2015 ‐ MEMORANDUM DECI‐ SION ‐ not regarded as precedent
This is the second part of a case ttha was split into two parts by the Miami Superior Court. This case concerns an al‐ leged trespass by Peru U li es. Here representa ves of Hilltop Farms L.P. and Hilltop Farms Phase Two (Hilltop), a housing development, nego ated with a representa ve of the trust (RLT) about construc on of a sewer line Hilltop would construct. Both Hilltop and RLT understood the sewer and easement would be turned over to Peru U li es and Peru U li es were “heavily involved in the planning process”. Construc on of the sewer began in late 2003 and was completed in January 2004. In April 2004 RLT granted an easement to Hilltop. In May 2004 Hilltop dedicated pla ed easements and sanitary infrastructure to Peru U li es. In September 2004 Hilltop assigned the easement to Peru U li‐ es which accepted and recorded the assignment. The easement provided that RLT may grow crops and farm over the easement. RLT claimed Peru U li es commi ed trespass by altering surface drainage. At a bench trial on May 22, 2014, RLT’s trespass claim focused on the presence of manholes in the field, specifically one manhole three feet above grade. eTh trial court found for Peru U li es.
On appeal, RLT again argued that Peru U li es failing to remove a manhole was a trespass. The court noted that for trespass a defendant would have to enter the land without right which RLT is not arguing. RLT doese refer to th Re‐ statement of Torts which provides liability for trespass if you fail to remove from the land a thing you are under a duty to remove. RLT also argued that the manhole should not be above ground since the easement allowed crops to be grown over the top of the easement. But the easement document does not require manholes to be buried and Jenkins had tes fied that he did not allow dirt to be brought in to level the ground around manholes and did not want dirt add‐ ed or the sewer system changed. RLT also argued that IDEM requires plans to confirm that at least three feet of dirt be placed over a sanitary sewer but didn’t convince the court this applied to manholes. The trial court decision was affirmed.
Shelley Bradford vs. Mike Lazo and Angela Lazo, Indiana Court of Appeals Case No. 45A03‐1404‐MF‐147, March 12, 2015 ‐ MEMORANDUM DECISION ‐ not regarded as precedent
This case concerns denial of access to shared common areas at a condominium. However, the Lake Superior Court dis‐ missed the case and the appeals court agreed since it is arguing the same facts as a prior case between the par es which was dismissed with prejudice.
Jack L. Yant III vs. Barry L. Payne, Indiana Court of Appeals Case No. 32A04‐1408‐PL‐385, March 27, 2015 ‐ MEMO‐ RANDUM DECISION ‐ not regarded as precedent
Payne bought 10.07 acres in 1963 and built a fence along the northern property line per a survey. Soon a er, Payne’s grandparents bought 2.00 acres north of the fence and built a house. A por on of the fence was removed for a com‐ mon driveway. In 1976, Jack L. Yant II purchased the 2.00 acre property. A second survey in 1982 confirmed the same boundary between the proper es. Between 1983 and 1986, Payne built a barn near the northern boundary of his property near the fence. Payne has paid all assessments for the barn every year since it was built. In 2011, Payne de‐ cided to sell his property and had another survey completed. This survey showed the original boundary marked by the fence was incorrect and that the fence and a por on of the barn are on Yant’s real estate. The disputed property totals 0.02 acres. In October 2013, Yant deeded his property to his son, Jack III. On November 13, 2013, Payne filed a com‐ plaint to quiet tle on the disputed 0.02 acres by adverse possession. Payne filed a mo on for summary judgment which was denied and Payne requested a hearing which was granted. The hearing by the Hendricks Superior Court took place on July 30, 2014, and on August 1, 2014 the trial court granted Payne’s mo on for summary judgment. Yant appealed. (Con nued on page 23)
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Yant argued that Payne did not sa sfy the elements of control, no ce and payment of taxes. Here the appeals court relied on Fraley v. Minger to show that the fence and payment of taxes for the barn in the disputed area sa sfied all requirements for adverse possession eand th decision of the trial court was affirmed.
David R. Ulrich and Marcia K. Ulrich vs. Brad R. Minear and Miranda G. Minear, Indiana Court of Appeals Case No. 92A05‐1408‐PL‐363, March 30, 2015 ‐ MEMORANDUM DECISION ‐ not regarded as precedent
The Ulrichs own a house in North Park Subdivision in Columbia City subject to restric ve covenants. One of the cove‐ nants is “Said real estate shall be used for residen al purposes only and shall not be used for any commercial, mercan‐ le or manufacturing purpose”. In November 2013, the Minears purchased a house in eth subdivision and placed a sign reading “Future home of Minear Real Estate”. The Ulrichs filed a complaint in the Whitley Superior Court to en‐ force the covenant men oned. The Minears answered claiming estoppel as several other commercial uses exist in the subdivision. The complaint was denied and the Ulrichs appealed.
The appeals court agreed with the trial court and also clarified why a prior complaint by the prior owners of the lot in ques on against the Ulrichs to amend and modify the same covenant did not amount to res judicata (essen ally li ‐ ga ng something twice). In this case, because the prior ac on was to amend or modify the covenant, while this ac on was to enforce the covenant. In addi on, since the Ulrichs did not offer evidence for why the prior complaint was dis‐ missed, the court cannot tell if anything was adjudicated in that case. The trial court decision was affirmed.
In case you have ever wondered how the case numbers are assigned, full informa on can be found in the Courts Ad‐ ministra ve Rule 8 available at: h p://www.in.gov/judiciary/rules/admin/index.html. Taking as an example the first case summarized in this column:
85A02‐1405‐PL‐323, January 12, 2015.
The first group starts with two digits to iden fy the county the case is from or a few special codes. The third digit is the court iden fier, in this case the Indiana Court of Appeals. The last two digits are a geographic district or more special codes also indica ng where the case originated.
The second group is the two digit year and two digit month the case was filed.
The third group is two digits indica ng the case type, here Civil Plenary.
The fourth group is a sequen al number beginning with 1 each year for each case classifica on.
The date is not a part of the case number, but is the date the opinion was filed with the Clerk of the Courts.
Bryan F. Catlin, PS has been registered as a Land Surveyor in Indiana since 1991. He holds B.S. Land Surveying Engineer‐ ing and M.S. Engineering (geodesy) degrees from Purdue University.
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INDIANA‐MICHIGAN STATE LINE COMMISSION ‐ MEETING HIGHLIGHTS By Mike Davis
Minutes Provided by Office of Land Survey and Remonumenta on, Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, State of Michigan January 13, 2015
The Indiana‐Michigan Boundary Line Commission met Tuesday, Jan. 13, in the County Com‐ missioners Mee ng Room on the seventh floor of the County City Building, 227 W. Jefferson Blvd., South Bend, Ind. Commission members present were John McNamara, chairman, Indi‐ ana; David Mostrom, vice‐chairman, Michigan; Anthony Hendricks, Rex Pranger and Michael Ruff, Indiana; and John Kamer and Chris Marbach, Michigan. Those not present were Brad Cramer, Indiana; and Michael Lodzinski and Edward Reed, Michigan. The Jan. 13 mee ng agenda and the minutes from the Nov. 12 mee ng were approved.
Commissioners reviewed and discussed informa onal materials on the Boundary Line Re‐ tracement and Remonumenta on project to be displayed at annual conferences of the Indi‐ ana Society of Professional Land Surveyors and the Michigan Society of Professional Surveyors. The display included poster boards highligh ng work completed by surveyors beforee th commission was formed, as well as new material produced by Commissioner Anthony Hendricks. Chairman John McNamara and Hendricks said they planned to exhibit the items at the Indiana mee ng Jan. 14‐16 and asked if the materials could be transported to the Michigan conference for display from Feb. 17‐20. Vice‐chairman David Mostrom said he would see that the items were taken to the Michi‐ gan event.
Chris Beland, director of the state of Michigan’s Office of Land Survey and Remonumenta on, said he had completed all but one of the changes to the dra request for service and es mated costs that the commission agreed upon at its Nov. 12 mee ng. He said he could not remove a requirement that plats of survey be completed in compliance with 865 Indiana Administra ve Code 1‐12‐13, a sec on that deals with retracement and original survey plats. He said the s pu‐ la on needed to stay in the document as a deliverable associated with the requirement that the commission adminis‐ ter a survey of the line.
Beland also said he would work with the procurement staff on the process for pos ng the request for service and costs, but he said the project would not be awarded unless funding existed to complete it. He also said that the commission may need to start considering alternate methods if it wanted to complete the project.
He asked if commissioners believed county perpetua on funds from adjoining coun es in both states could be used to complete the work at the county level. He said it would take longer to do it that way, but it would remove concerns about the overall cost. He added that if even if this was done — and if the commission con nued its work — it would need to look at exis ng laws and most likely amend them.
Following a discussion, Commissioner Chris Marbach asked if forms used in the request for service and costs would contain blanks where costs could be placed. Beland said he would dra a form to be part of the posted informa on that would iden fy how costs should be broken down and submi ed.
Commissioner Rex Pranger asked how no ce of the request would be distributed when the pos ng took place, and Beland said vendors registered with Indiana and Michigan should receive no ce of the pos ng through those states’ systems. He also said he would send no ce to surveying socie es in both states.
Since McNamara said he could not a end the Feb. 10 mee ng, commissioners decided to move its loca on from South Bend, the county seat of Indiana’s St. Joseph County, to Centreville, Mich., the county seat of Michigan’s St. Joseph County. The mee ng was subsequently canceled, however.
Mee ngse wer also scheduled May 12 and Aug. 11, both in the County City Building in South Bend.
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NSPS Spring 2015 Mee ngs Report By Tony Gregory
The NSPS Spring 2015 mee ngs were held at the Hilton Hotel in Arlington (Crystal City), Virginia from April 13th un l April 16th, 2015. The mee ngs were held in conjunc on with a joint conference of NSPS and MAPPS.
The Great Lakes Council met on Monday, April 13th. Discussion items included a series of mo ons to be brought forth to the Board of Governors/Board of Directors mee ng. The mo ons and ac on items that came forth from the discussion focused on the chang‐ es in the roles and responsibili es as the Board of Governors is eliminated, and most exis ng Governors will become members of the Board of Directors. These items will be detailed within the sec on of this report rela ve to the Board of Directors mee ng.
On Wednesday, April 15th, more than 100 members of NSPS and MAPPS par cipated in Capitol Hill Day (formerly Lobby Day). Col‐ lec vely, the offices of more than 80 Senators, and many more Congressmen were visited. The offices of Senator Dan Coats, Sena‐ tor Joe Donnelly, and Congressman Pete Visclosky (of Indiana) were visited. The focus of the visits was to seek support for: the funding of the 3D Eleva on Program (3DEP); the Pipeline Safety and Community Empowerment Act; the Federal Land Asset Inven‐ tory Reform (FLAIR) Act; and legisla on calling for u liza on of the private sector eto th maximum extent prac cal for geospa al ac vi es.
A brief NSPS Membership Mee ng was held early on Thursday, April 16th. The primary purpose of the mee ng was to approve vari‐ ous revisions to the NSPS Bylaws that would allow such terms as Area Director and Board of Governors to be removed. Also, new officers were installed at the mee ng.
A brief Board of Governors mee ng followed, and a er some minor items of business, the mee ng was adjourned. With this ac‐ on, the NSPS Board of Governors was formally dissolved.
The NSPS Board of Directors mee ng was called to order a er the adjournment of the Board of Governors mee ng. Some notable items presented during the reports, and mo ons passed included:
Discussions took place rela ve to the responsibility of each NSPS Director to be the voice of NSPS at the state affiliate level, as Area Directors no longer exist. This would include the prepara on of and managing of NSPS booths at state conferences. NSPS Execu ve Director Report – Curt Sumner NSPS now uses electronic vo ng via email. ALTA/ACSM minimum standards to be revised. New version to be released in 2016. Title being changed to ALTA/ NSPS standards. Treasurer’s Report – Brief report was presented, as Bob Miller (Pennsylvania) assumed the office of NSPS Treasurer at the be‐ ginning of this mee ng, replacing John Fenn (Michigan). NSPS budget is healthy. $105,000 in the black at the me of the mee ng. Joint Government Affairs Report – John Matonich Updates provided on 3DEP program; Davis‐Bacon Act; Digital Coastal Act; HUD in comment period with ALTA com‐ mi ee; COFPAES John Matonich is stepping down from the NSPS Government Affairs Commi ee, a er 23 years of service, 21 years as chair. The following mo ons and ac ons were discussed and passed: Necessary replacements and appointments were made to the NSPS Founda on Necessary reappointments and appointments were made to the Hydrographic Cer fica on Board A mo on was passed to con nue NSPS membership in COFPAES (Council on Federal Procurement of Architectural and Engineering Services), considering the organiza on’s Reorganiza onal Proposal A mo on was passed to support the use of UAS’s (Unmanned Aerial System) across the country A mo on was passed to explore the availability of and use of alterna ve media for commi ee mee ngs (i.e. web‐ based mee ng sites) A mo on was passed that all BOD members be required to serve on at least one NSPS commi ee
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A mo on was passed to allow for the crea on of a New Directors Manual A mo on was passed requiring ExCom and Commi ee Follow Up on ac ons and decisions – to be sent quarterly to all BOD members A mo on was passed that created a Nomina ng Commi ee Process A mo on was passed requiring that all Directors be responsible for NSPS booth setups at state conferences A mo on was passed that all NSPS publica ons be updated to remove any references to “ACSM”, as applicable Two Addi onal BOD members were named to the Execu ve Commi ee (ExCom)
The NSPS Fall 2015 mee ngs will be held in conjunc on with the Professional Surveyors of Ohio at the Kalahari Resort in Sandusky, Ohio October 8th to 10th.
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ISPLS MEMBERS For the 2014/2015 Fiscal Year as of June 30, 2015 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERS – 537 Adler, Donald Ray ‐ Evansville, IN Brown, Chad L. ‐ Brownsburg, IN DeBoy, Michael L. ‐ Noblesville, IN Aikins, Paul R. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Bruns, Steven A. ‐ Auburn, IN Deckard, Eric L. ‐ Heltonville, IN Aldridge, Henry C. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Buedel, Sco D. ‐ Evansville, IN Deckard, Jason D. ‐ La Porte, IN Alexander, Rick L. ‐ Avon, IN Buehler, Philip J. ‐ Jasper, IN Deckard, Lawrence D. ‐ Crawfordsville, IN Allen, Corey D. ‐ Mitchell, IN Bullock, John E. ‐ Valparaiso, IN Deeds, Greg D. ‐ Denver, IN Allen, John Stuart ‐ Hobart, IN Bunnell, Barrie L. ‐ Wabash, IN DeHart, Adam L. ‐ Lebanon, IN Allen, Tim M. ‐ Morgantown, IN Burcham, Ronald L. ‐ Mitchell, IN DeMais, John W. ‐ Lafaye e, IN Althouse, Nathan K. ‐ Noblesville, IN Burlage, James D. ‐ Columbia City, IN Demkovich, Donald ‐ Hammond, IN Anderson, Brian D. ‐ Loogootee, IN Burne , Dan E. ‐ Fishers, IN Derwinski, Jonathon M. ‐ Crown Point, IN Arden, William ‐ Portage, IN Burns, Jeremy A. ‐ Fishers, IN Dillon, Robert Eugene ‐ Bedford, IN Arnold, Peter L. ‐ Brownsburg, IN Burress, Phillip L. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Dillon, Russell Waid ‐ Schererville, IN Ashton, Edward H. ‐ Sulpher Springs, IN Butcher, James A. ‐ West Lafaye e, IN Dougherty, William L. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Ayala, David N. ‐ Carmel, IN Cady, Marc ‐ Warren, IN Duffy, Mark J. ‐ Danville, IN Badger, Ma hew G. ‐ Evansville, IN Campbell, James Steven ‐ Jasonville, IN Duffy, Michael P. ‐ Crown Point, IN Ballard, Dus n K. ‐ New Pales ne, IN Candler, Coralina L. ‐ Fishers, IN Dunbar, Charles J. ‐ Huntersville, NC Ballintyn, Frank ‐ Sellersburg, IN Candler, Cur s A. ‐ Fishers, IN Durham, Richard ‐ Anderson, IN Banschbach, Eric N. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Carl, Aaron James ‐ Hun ngton, IN Ebinger, Charles R. ‐ North Vernon, IN Barich, David M. ‐ Hobart, IN Carmien, Christopher D. ‐ Valparaiso, IN Eck, Alan V. ‐ Huntley, IL Barkey, Timothy L. ‐ Decatur, IN Cash,III, Calvin B. ‐ Tell City, IN Eckerle, Bradley J. ‐ Jasper, IN Barnes, Jeffrey S. ‐ La Porte, IN nCatlin, Brya F. ‐ Clayton, IN Eichhorn, Kristopher K. ‐ Pendleton, IN Barnhart, David R. ‐ Springboro, OH Charles, George W. ‐ Brownsburg, IN Emans, James W. ‐ Bremen, IN Barr, Vincent J. ‐ Franklin, IN Chris an, Stephen J. ‐ Lebanon, IN Evans, Evan J. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Batdorff, Craig S. ‐ Goshen, IN Clancy, Edward L. ‐ Urbana, IL Eveslage, Gregory B. ‐ Greenville, IN Bauer, John W. ‐ New Castle, IN Clark, William L. ‐ Vincennes, IN Fabian, Alexander A. ‐ Hammond, IN Bauer, Todd R. ‐ Leo, IN Clearwaters, Jason R. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Falk, Michael O. ‐ Ogden Dunes, IN Baxter, Andrew D. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Cleveland, Alan B. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Fansler, Gale Lee ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Beasley, Zachariah E. ‐ West Lafaye e, IN Clifford, William M. ‐ Grandview, OH Faris, Brad S. ‐ Franklin, IN Becher, Charles J. ‐ Paris, IL Cloyd, Perry D. ‐ Hope, IN Farny, James A. ‐ Evansville, IN Beer, Philip D. ‐ Wes ield, IN Cooley, Theodore J. ‐ Batesville, IN Faust, Sam L. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Beery, Adam ‐ Plymouth, IN Coomes, Timothy J. ‐ Shelbyville, IN Fazekas, James Michael ‐ Sheridan, IN Bender, Paul Lee ‐ West Lafaye e, IN Cooper, Ma hew L. ‐ French Lick, IN Feeback, Jason R. ‐ Cannelton, IN Benge, Fred L. ‐ Plainfield, IN Cooper, Stephen Michael ‐ Greenfield, IN Ferguson, Kelly S. ‐ Odon, IN Bergman, Louis J. ‐ Greenville, OH Copperwaite, Jason M. ‐ Corydon, IN Fine, Roger A. ‐ Carmel, IN Bernardin, Thomas G. ‐ Evansville, IN Cox, David L. ‐ Middletown, OH Fisher, Larry C. ‐ Plymouth, IN Bertsch, Ma hew G. ‐ Blu on, IN Coyle, Charles M. ‐ Columbus, IN Fitzsimmons, Jacob E. ‐ Columbus, IN Bertsch, Nicholas J. ‐ Decatur, IN Coyle, Robert Jason ‐ Fishers, IN Fox, Gary Allan ‐ Indianapolis, IN Betz, Josh O. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Cozart, James Michael ‐ Seymour, IN Francisco, James R. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Betz, Kyle K. ‐ Lafaye e, IN Cramer, Brad S. ‐ Elkhart, IN Franciski, Jeff J. ‐ Fishers, IN Beyer, Tim ‐ Zionsville, IN Cree, Tania Margaret ‐ Greenwood, IN Frank, Ross M. ‐ Blu on, IN Bishop, Michael L. ‐ Greenwood, IN Cro , David G. ‐ Wes ield, IN Franke, Bruce A. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Bislich, Jeff S. ‐ Cicero, IN Crouch, Archie A. ‐ Rising Sun, IN Frazier, Jus n R. ‐ Lafaye e, IN Blank, Aaron W. ‐ Mishawaka, IN Crouch, David T. ‐ Rising Sun, IN French, Jeffrey Philip ‐ Versailles, IN Blankenbeker, David R. ‐ Jeffersonville, IN Cul ce, Craig D. ‐ Culver, IN Friend, Brent A. ‐ Franklin, IN Blann, Daniel S. ‐ Brownstown, IN Cunningham, Patrick ‐ Ba le Ground, IN Frisinger, Allan D. ‐ Huntertown, IN Bordenet, Daniel Sco ‐ Indianapolis, IN Currier, Bill ‐ Greenwood, IN Fruth, Michael L. ‐ Amboy, IN Boren, Glen E. ‐ Cedar Lake, IN Currier, Mikel ‐ Edwardsburg, MI Fuchs, Jason Alan ‐ Elberfeld, IN Bo erman, Marinus Bernhard ‐ Crete, IL Curry, Douglas R. ‐ Bloomington, IN Fuller, Derek I. ‐ Greenwood, IN Brand, Eric ‐ Aurora, IL Darling, Jeff W. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Furness, Douglas L. ‐ Michigan City, IN Branson, Lyle D. ‐ Carmel, IN Darnall, Ted P. ‐ Columbus, IN Gabhart, Phillip Shawn ‐ Washington, IN Breeze, Paul E. ‐ New Harmony, IN David, Walter J. ‐ Fremont, IN Gann, Randell E. ‐ Lansing, IL Breitzke, Kevin D. ‐ Valparaiso, IN Davidson, Chris ‐ Glen Ellyn, IL Gardner, Mark A. ‐ Aus n, IN Brosmer, Kenneth R. ‐ Jasper, IN Deardorff, Mark ‐ San Pierre, IN Garre , Mitch ‐ Vienna, IL
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ISPLS MEMBERS For the 2014/2015 Fiscal Year as of June 30, 2015 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERS – Cont. Garre , Mitchell Randy ‐ Simpson, IL Grimes, Nathan R. ‐ Sellersburg, IN Henderson, Jason R. ‐ Tipton, IN Gaston, David L. ‐ Coatesville, IN Gross, Robert W. ‐ Lafaye e, IN Hendricks, Anthony C. ‐ Michigan City, IN Geers, Jack Dean ‐ Cadillac, MI Grumpp, Dennis L. ‐ New Pales ne, IN Hendricks, Charles D. ‐ La Porte, IN George, Maxcell R. ‐ Ba lecreek, MI Guerre az, Bernard A. ‐ Bloomington, IN Hennessey, Mark Sean ‐ Williamsport, IN Gerberick, Michael W. ‐ Freeport, IL Gustke, Jeff H. ‐ Valparaiso, IN Hennessy, Kevin J. ‐ Princeton, IN Gibson, Harold ‐ Greenfield, IN Gwinn, Jess A. ‐ Solsberry, IN Herceg, Kenneth P. ‐ Granger, IN Gibson, William Boyd ‐ Georgetown, IN Hagensee, Thomas E. ‐ Elmhurst, IL Herendeen, Douglas K. ‐ New Pales ne, IN Gill, James R. ‐ Avon, IN Haggard, Brian L. ‐ Mar nsville, IN Herron, John N. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Gill, Michael L. ‐ Mount Carmel, IL Hahn, Chad ‐ Wes ield, IN Heshelman, John R. ‐ Mooresville, IN Gillespie, Joe W. ‐ Brookville, IN Hahn, Steven Edward ‐ Evansville, IN Hesler, Jason R. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Gobin, Jerry L. ‐ Connersville, IN Han , Don Herbert ‐ Bloomington, IN Hess, Joseph D. ‐ McCordsville, IN Goldfeder, Valarry ‐ Mason, OH Hanna, David C. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Hile, Joseph N. ‐ Carmel, IN Gosewehr, Gene K. ‐ Lebanon, IN Harner, Ronald L. ‐ Berrien Springs, MI Hinshaw, Benson G. ‐ Plainfield, IN Gouloff, Timothy C. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Harpel, Reese ‐ Waynetown, IN Hiselman, Norman H. ‐ Avon, IN Graham, Charles D. ‐ Bloomington, IN Harris, Kenneth W. ‐ Monroeville, IN Hodges, Richard C. ‐ Paoli, IN Gray, E. R. ‐ Columbus, IN Harris, Nathan D. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Hoffman, Jacob Thomas ‐ Camby, IN Gray, Nathan ‐ Columbus, IN Hart, Harold L. ‐ Charlestown, IN Hoffman, Jus n W. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Gregory, Anthony M. ‐ Highland, IN Haworth, Robert L. ‐ Burne sville, IN Hoffman, Nathan D. ‐ Shoals, IN Gregory, Sco M. ‐ Hobart, IN Healy, Ma hew R. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Hogston, Clayton J. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Greulich, Adam J. ‐ Greenfield, IN Hein, Stuart A. ‐ Evansville, IN Holloway, Ross O. ‐ Mooresville, IN Griepenstroh, William R. ‐ Evansville, IN Helms, Darren L. ‐ Cannelburg, IN Homeier, Douglas F. ‐ Crown Point, IN Gries, Donald E. ‐ Haubstadt, IN Helms, Dennis N. ‐ Washington, IN Hood, John N. ‐ Elwood, IN
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Horton, Henry B. ‐ North Branch, MI Kurtz, John R. ‐ Columbus, IN Mosson, Donald R. ‐ North Salem, IN Howell, Christopher Brian ‐ Clarksville, IN Landstrom, Mark H. ‐ Oak Lawn, IL Mostrom, David W. ‐ Sturgis, MI Hubert, Sco L. ‐ Branchville, IN Lang, Terance Dean ‐ Mishawaka, IN Mote, Richard T. ‐ Union City, IN Huff, Cur s C. ‐ Fishers, IN Larrison, John J. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Mullaney, Steven L. ‐ Columbus, OH Irr, John B. ‐ Lafaye e, IN Lauer, David Earl ‐ Indianapolis, IN Mullins, Joseph K. ‐ Lexington, KY Isaacs, Jonathan M. ‐ Vallonia, IN Lautner, Kevin ‐ Elberfeld, IN Mundy, Brian ‐ Newburgh, IN Jackson, Kenneth E. ‐ West Baden, IN Lazar, Edward T. ‐ Belding, MI Murphy, John R. ‐ Chicago, IL Jahn, Luke A. ‐ Fishers, IN Leek, Danny K. ‐ Newburgh, IN Murphy, Timothy J. ‐ Roselle, IL James, Marty J. ‐ Solsberry, IN Lewis, Richard F. ‐ Mar nsville, IN Murray, Andrew C. ‐ College Corner, OH Johnson, Kevin M. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Lieberg, Brian P. ‐ St. Joseph, MI Musser, Hans P. ‐ Vandalia, MI Johnson, Seth A. ‐ Cicero, IN Lietzan, James M. ‐ Mishawaka, IN Myers, James D. ‐ Terre Haute, IN Johnson, Willard E. ‐ Lebanon, IN Li le, Vincent C. ‐ Terre Haute, IN Mylor, Joseph B. ‐ Warsaw, KY Johnson, Wya ‐ Tipton, IN Livingston, Terry William ‐ Paoli, IN Nagel, Michael J. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Jones, Jeffrey T. ‐ Miamisburg, OH Logan, Rusty Williams ‐ Logansport, IN Nagy, John C. ‐ Lafaye e, IN Jones, Kenneth K. ‐ White Pegeon, MI Long, Adam W. ‐ Dripping Springs, TX Narum, Penny A. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Jones, Perry E. ‐ Evansville, IN Lounsbury, C. Brian ‐ Park Ridge, IL Nawrot, Roger T. ‐ South Bend, IN Juilleret, Jason A. ‐ Traverse City, MI Luecht, William A. ‐ Danville, IN Neal, Mark W. ‐ Thorntown, IN Jus ce, Ronnie L. ‐ New Paris, IN Luse, Frank T. ‐ Waynetown, IN Neese, Rodney D. ‐ Greencastle, IN Kamer, John uG. ‐ Ea Claire, MI Lynch, David K. ‐ Saint Croix, IN Nelson, Brian D. ‐ Westville, IN Kaser, Arthur L. ‐ Fishers, IN Marbach, Chris an F. ‐ Edwardsburg, MI Newport, Trent E. ‐ Greenwood, IN Keil, James H. ‐ Hanna, IN Marchese, Paul N. ‐ Bartle , IL Nick, Randall A. ‐ Lafaye e, IN Keilman, Raymond H. ‐ Crown Point, IN Marley, Kelly D. ‐ Vincennes, IN Niemeyer, Grant R. ‐ Avon, IN Kelly, Rodney Joe ‐ Wes ield, IN Marshall, Stephen L. ‐ Clarksville, IN Nodine, Dewayne J. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Kemper, Richard J. ‐ Syracuse, IN Mast, Duane M. ‐ Goshen, IN Norman, Travis A. ‐ Brownstown, IN Kendall, Terry A. ‐ Floyds Knobs, IN Mayberry, Kristopher C. ‐ Norris City, IL Norrington, Darren Ray ‐ Mitchell, IN Kent, Gary R. ‐ Noblesville, IN McAvene, Rick L. ‐ Richmond, IN Oakley, Jim R. ‐ Paoli, IN Kesler, Dale Lavern ‐ Edwardsburg, MI McCarty, William P. ‐ Georgetown, IN Ober, Mark A. ‐ Albion, IN Kimpel, John M. ‐ Warsaw, IN McCauley, Victor H. ‐ Elizabeth, IN Oberst, Daniel C. ‐ Fremont, IN Kingman, Michael G. ‐ Rensselaer, IN McConnell, Daryl K. ‐ Auburn, IN O'Brian, Richard A. ‐ Mar nsville, IN Kirkley, Robert P. ‐ Delaware, OH McCort, Jason N. ‐ Franklin, IN Olmstead, Dennis D. ‐ Greenfield, IN Kissel, Gregory A. ‐ Fort Branch, IN McGill, Tracy L. ‐ Fishers, IN Opoku, Nana A. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Kleaving, Bradley W. ‐ Evansville, IN McMahan, Mark T. ‐ Shirley, IN Orr, James A. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Kline, Michael C. ‐ Auburn, IN McPhail, Richard P. ‐ Wes ield, IN Oser, Rachel Anne ‐ Bloomfield, IN Klodzen, Paul E. ‐ Fishers, IN Meeks, Eric L. ‐ Scipio, IN Owens, Brenda S. ‐ Fishers, IN Knoy, Ma hew M. ‐ Bloomington, IN Meier, David R. ‐ Spencer, IN Page, Jason M. ‐ Bloomington, IN Koehne, Steve W. ‐ Fountaintown, IN Memering, Jared Lee ‐ Vincennes, IN Palm, Robert David ‐ New Carlisle, IN Kollak, Anthony M. ‐ Cedar Lake, IN Meyer, Nathan G. ‐ Brookville, IN Pankey, Jon Patrick ‐ Paoli, IN Kolosci, Kathy L. ‐ Westville, IN Meyerrose, Jeffrey A. ‐ Zionsville, IN Pappenheim, Shawn C. ‐ Crown Point, IN Kondy, Jeffrey J. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Meyers, Wesley J. ‐ Champaign, IL Parker, Brandon A. ‐ Loogootee, IN Kovas, James E. ‐ Goodrich, MI Miller, Bre ‐ Decatur, IN Parsons, Steven ‐ Elkhart, IN Kovert, Daniel ‐ Fishers, IN Miller, Jason Jay ‐ Wyoming, OH Patrick, Phillip A. ‐ Hammond, IN Kracht, Glenn H. ‐ Crown Point, IN Miller, Jason ‐ Marion, IN Paul, Alvin L. ‐ Newburgh, IN Kramer, Bradley J. ‐ Eaton, OH Miller, Kan n Karlee ‐ Princeton, IN Penturf, David E. ‐ Greencastle, IN Kraus, Dennis A. ‐ Sunman, IN Miller, Randall D. ‐ Marion, IN Perry, Gordon Keith ‐ Lebanon, IN Krause, Carl J. ‐ Piper City, IL Miller, Richard H. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Peters, Joseph P. ‐ Munster, IN Kruse, Dale T. ‐ Avon, IN Mills, David K. ‐ Jasper, IN Peterson, Randell S. ‐ Whea ield, IN Kuester, Craig A. ‐ Fort Branch, IN Minges, George Stephen ‐ Harrison, OH Pe , William E. ‐ Hanover, IN Kuester, Fred J. ‐ Fort Branch, IN Mizeur, Michael E. ‐ Sherman, IL Phillips, Christopher Howell ‐ Franklin, IN Kuethe, David J. ‐ Milford, OH Moore, Gordon E. ‐ Richmond, IN Pietrzak, Joseph M. ‐ South Bend, IN Kuharic, Joseph M. ‐ South Bend, IN Morgan, Ralph H. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Plautz, Brian ‐ Itasca, IL Kuhn, Brady A. ‐ Zionsville, IN Morman, Carol L. ‐ Lawrenceburg, IN Poczekay, Jamie L. ‐ Westville, IN Kuns, Clem S. ‐ Cutler, IN Morris, Linda A. ‐ Greenfield, IN Poe, Jay D. ‐ Hun ngton, IN
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For the 2014/2015 Fiscal Year as of June 30, 2015 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERS – Cont. Porter, Christopher L. ‐ Solsberry, IN Sharp, Joseph A. ‐ Camby, IN Timberlake, Reginald G. ‐ Sulphur, IN Powell, Jeffery P. ‐ Shelbyville, IN Sheets, Wayne A. ‐ Brownsburg, IN Titzer, Heath A. ‐ Evansville, IN Pranger, Rex R. ‐ Wolco ville, IN Sherwood, Steven A. ‐ Newburgh, IN Toscani, Anthony J. ‐ Hobart, IN Pyke, Jon D. ‐ Tipton, IN Shetler, Travis Ray ‐ Elkhart, IN Trenkamp, Robert J. ‐ Hamilton, OH Quillen, Claude Ma hew ‐ Elwood, IN Shock, Gregory C. ‐ Syracuse, IN Trout, Jefferey M. ‐ Danville, IN Quinn, David B. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Siebern, Christopher M. ‐ Lafaye e, IN Tunget, Harold Craig ‐ Pendleton, IN Radtke, Gary A. ‐ La Porte, IN Silnes, John H. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Tyler, Robert Wayne ‐ Muncie, IN Ramsey, Stephen E. ‐ Bloomington, IN Singer, Dennis K. ‐ New Pales ne, IN Updike, John L. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Rayback, Richard G. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Sirivath, Sorn Pet ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Van Wienen, Keith B. ‐ Greenfield, IN Rayl, Brian K. ‐ Anderson, IN Skoog, Alvin E. ‐ Wes ield, IN Vandenberghe, David J. ‐ Holt, MI Rector, Shaun P. ‐ Bloomington, IN Slack, Michelle M. ‐ Mishawaka, IN Vermillion, Richard A. ‐ Vincennes, IN Reeder, Walter F. ‐ Brooklyn, IN Smith, Donald R. ‐ Flossmoor, IL Vierzen, Kenneth J. ‐ Wyoming, MI Rees, Brian Thomas ‐ Speedway, IN Smith, Michael J. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Vonderheide, Kurt M. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Reeves, Steven Wane ‐ Avon, IN Smith, Stephen L. ‐ Bloomington, IN Vondra, Mar n G. ‐ Plymouth, IN Renkenberger, Rodney ‐ Kendallville, IN Smith, Timothy W. ‐ Brandenburg, KY Vugteveen, Randal ‐ Hudsonville, MI Richter, Dave ‐ Carmel, IN Smith, Troy D. ‐ Hobart, IN Vugteveen, Rudy James ‐ Marion, IN Richter, Randall ‐ Avon, IN Smithers, Donna Jo ‐ Greenwood, IN Walker, Nathan J. ‐ Cannelburg, IN Ridgely, Aus n Neil ‐ Parkersburg, IL Souder, Jeffrey D. ‐ Pekin, IN Wallace, Angela D. ‐ Spencerville, IN Ridgway, George S. ‐ Bloomington, IN Spinazzola, Jonathan ‐ Bolingbrook, IL Wallace, Chad E. ‐ Mon cello, IL Rinehart, L Edward ‐ Lexington, KY Stackhouse, Loren K. ‐ Warsaw, IN Wallem, Ralph M. ‐ Hun ngburg, IN Riney, James R. ‐ Owensboro, KY Stancato, Paul ‐ Diamond, IL Walsko, Frank A. ‐ Whi ng, IN Ring, Michael T. ‐ Oak Park, IL Stanoch, Brian M. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Walton, Roger A. ‐ Iron Sta on, NC Rismiller, Brian C. ‐ Wes ield, IN Stapleton, Jessica L. ‐ Anderson, IN Wannemuehler, Ma hew ‐ Evansville, IN Roberts, Gregory L. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Starr, Todd A. ‐ West Lafaye e, IN Warner, Timothy Ray ‐ Indianapolis, IN Roeschlein, Stephen M. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Staton, Robert J. ‐ Speedway, IN Wa s, Michelle A. ‐ Lafaye e, IN Rosenberger, Mark A. ‐ Cleves, OH Stephens, John H. ‐ Wabash, IN Wayman, James R. ‐ Norman, IN Rowland, Kevin W. ‐ Vincennes, IN Stephenson, Thomas A. ‐ Cassopolis, MI Weaver, Robert F. ‐ Shipshewana, IN Rozycki, Michael J. ‐ Plymouth, IN Sterre , Dennis W. ‐ Chalmers, IN Weber, Ryan C. ‐ Kimmell, IN Ruberry, William C. ‐ Harrison, OH Stevenson, Michael W. ‐ Fort Branch, IN Webster, Brent ‐ Hebron, KY Ruckman, David J. ‐ New Albany, IN Stoeppelwerth, David J. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Weiss, Terry W. ‐ Rochester, IN Ruff, Michael E. ‐ Angola, IN Strack, Bruce E. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Werner, Joshua David ‐ Indianapolis, IN Saegesser, William A. ‐ Jeffersonville, IN Strickland, Anthony J. ‐ St. John, IN West, Donald R. ‐ Carmel, IN Sanchez, Gerardo P. ‐ Des Plaines, IL Sumerford, Sco T. ‐ Shelbyville, IN Wharry, Ronald E. ‐ Frankfort, IN Sanders, Paul D. ‐ Shoals, IN Summers, Travis E. ‐ Loogootee, IN White, Eric Christopher ‐ Carmel, IN Sanford, Jason E. ‐ Danville, IN Sumner, Kevin C. ‐ Indianapolis, IN White, Seth Andrew ‐ Kewanna, IN Sauer, John C. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Su les, Sean L. ‐ Chandler, IN Williams, Dale Craig ‐ Greenfield, IN Saul, Keith M. ‐ Kokomo, IN Sweetland, Edward J. ‐ Greenfield, IN Williams, Donald R. ‐ Crown Point, IN Sayers, Kevin L. ‐ Demo e, IN Swi , James S. ‐ Crawfordsville, IN Williams, Eric S. ‐ Greenwood, IN Schaefer, Bryan T. ‐ Seymour, IN Swingley, Ryan C. ‐ Fishers, IN Williams, Patrick E. ‐ West Lafaye e, IN Schepers, Mark A. ‐ Brownsburg, IN Syers, Anthony B. ‐ Greenwood, IN Williams, Steven B. ‐ Greenwood, IN Schmidt, Todd Michael ‐ Aus n, TX Talbo , David W. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Wilson, Gary G. ‐ Traverse City, MI Schmi , Nickolas Mar n ‐ Noblesville, IN Tapp, Philip O. ‐ Bloomington, IN Wimmer, Donald W. ‐ Marion, IN Schnaars, Peter H. ‐ Goshen, IN Taylor, Benjamin ‐ LaGrange, IN Winebrenner, David C. ‐ Wawaka, IN Schneider, Brad P. ‐ New Pales ne, IN Taylor, Loralee Armstrong ‐ LaGrange, IN Wi e, Dewey L. ‐ Carmel, IN Scholle, Andrew P. ‐ Greensburg, IN Tazian, Zohrab K. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Wi y, Gary L. ‐ Evansville, IN Schwandt, Jay M. ‐ Rockford, MI Terew, Troy A. ‐ Fishers, IN Wolfe, Samuel E. ‐ South Bend, IN Sco en, Donn Michael ‐ Indianapolis, IN Thate, Steven C. ‐ La Porte, IN Woo, Daniel R. ‐ New Pales ne, IN Seig, Robert G. ‐ Sunman, IN Thomas, Charlie ‐ Fishers, IN Wood, Lee J. ‐ Anderson, IN Sermersheim, Bret Alan ‐ Evansville, IN Thompson, Charles W. ‐ Valparaiso, IN Wood, Susan M. ‐ Zionsville, IN Servies, Stephen D. ‐ Anderson, IN Thompson, Tyler J. ‐ Worthington, IN Woodall, Amy E. ‐ Crawfordsville, IN Sexton, Randolph A. ‐ Kendallville, IN Tibbe , James C. ‐ Linton, IN Yake, Aus n K. ‐ Washington, IN Shapiro, Donald A. ‐ Dyer, IN Tiemens, David J. ‐ Demo e, IN Yatsko, Jeffrey M. ‐ Crown Point, IN
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Zeigler, Sco D. ‐ Albion, IN Rayl, Bradley A. ‐ Anderson, IN DeSpain, Zachary ‐ Jasper, IN Zientek, David ‐ Lemont, IL Renkenberger, Ronald M. ‐ Lao o, IN Dickerson, Eric Wayne ‐ Deputy, IN Zimmer, James ‐ Bloomington, IN Sandor, Charles ‐ Hammond, IN Dyer, Shane D. ‐ Evansville, IN Schneider, John V. ‐ Carmel, IN Faulkner, Melinda E. ‐ Indianapolis, IN LIFE MEMBERS – 61 Solliday, Kenneth C. ‐ Washington, IN Fesmire, Steve D. ‐ Cicero, IN Anderson, Kenneth W. ‐ Bedford, IN Stanley, Alan G. ‐ Greencastle, IN FitzPatrick, Deborah K. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Andrews, William S. ‐ Valparaiso, IN Starr, Colin N. ‐ Lafaye e, IN Goodrich, Nichole M. ‐ South Bend, IN Arena, Michael D. ‐ Bloomington, IN S ne, William M. ‐ Mon cello, IN Grangier, Raymond A. ‐ New Albany, IN Ashton, Haldon L. ‐ Muncie, IN Vollmer, Robert C. ‐ Nashville, IN Greenberg, Danny A. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Barne , Carl E. ‐ Washington, IN Ward, Richard E. ‐ Anderson, IN Greene, Tim R. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Bengel, E Donald ‐ Valparaiso, IN Whitlock, John W. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Haase, Arthur H. ‐ Vincennes, IN Best, David B.H. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Wolf, David K. ‐ Angola, IN Hahn, Jarrod M. ‐ Keystone, IN Bigelow, Robert B. ‐ Merrillville, IN Woodfill, Roger W. ‐ Lawrenceburg, IN Hood, Keith N. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Biggs, Donald J. ‐ Vincennes, IN Ziemniak, Chester J. ‐ Highland, IN Janneck, Ma hew D. ‐ Mooresville, IN Bowman, Rex M. ‐ Lafaye e, IN Jeffers, Andrew James ‐ Paoli, IN Boyer, William G. ‐ Angola, IN HONORARY MEMBERS – 6 Johnson, Gary Tom ‐ Mooresville, IN Brady, Byron M. ‐ Elkhart, IN Beering, Steven C. ‐ West Lafaye e, IN Johnson, Steven D. ‐ West Lafaye e, IN Brower, Charles M. ‐ North Webster, IN Budnick, Charles A. ‐ Clinton, MA Judt, Michael George ‐ Indianapolis, IN Buthod, John L. ‐ Evansville, IN Klinker, Sheila ‐ Lafaye e, IN Keith, Gordon E. ‐ Plainville, IN Crowder, Brian S. ‐ Columbus, IN Rouch, Julian Jud ‐ Culver, IN Kraus, Dennis A. ‐ Sunman, IN Cur s, Gordon W. ‐ Oakland City, IN Stodghill, William Lee ‐ Clarksville, IN Krull, Stephen R. ‐ Hobart, IN Cur s, Kenneth S. ‐ West Lafaye e, IN Sumpter, Ruthann ‐ Marion, IN Lee, Chris J. ‐ Beech Grove, IN Dankert, James E. ‐ Noblesville, IN Lee, Kevin James ‐ Beech Grove, IN Daugherty, Thomas ‐ Greenwood, IN AFFILIATE MEMBERS – 14 Manship, Patrick J. ‐ Anderson, IN Dickerson, Brian M. ‐ Lafaye e, IN Beagles, Raymond Sco ‐ Dupont, IN McClelland, Andrew Bryson ‐ Fishers, IN Gembala, Kenneth D. ‐ St. John, IN Brendel, Ma hew James ‐ Evansville, IN Mohid, Donald A. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Gorski, James A. ‐ Westville, IN Campbell, John Allen ‐ Cicero, IN Murray, Brian M. ‐ Crown Point, IN Hall, Jacob E. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Hartke, Theodore Phillip ‐ Fithian, IL Nugent, Jeffery Wayne ‐ Paragon, IN Han , Allan L. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Hurley, David L. ‐ Anderson, IN Oprisu, Stevan D. ‐ Greenfield, IN Ha ield, Ray C. ‐ Paoli, IN Ingersoll, Merle E. ‐ Champaign, IL Parrish, Rick J. ‐ Greencastle, IN Hudson, Richard L. ‐ Valparaiso, IN Jamieson, Todd M. ‐ Fishers, IN Perry, Ryan D. ‐ Columbus, IN Hutson, Edward J. ‐ Chesterton, IN Jenkins, Debra S. ‐ Beech Grove, IN Polson, Jonathan D. ‐ Plainfield, IN Irwin, Jack A. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Klins ver, Harold Lewis ‐ Elizabeth, IN Randall, Alan L. ‐ North Vernon, IN Johnson, Orwic A. ‐ Columbus, IN Knochel, Chris ‐ Kentland, IN Rider, Eric T. ‐ Floyds Knobs, IN Johnson, Robert J. ‐ Terre Haute, IN Lester, Christopher Lee ‐ Metamora, MI Salter, Eric Robert ‐ Jasonville, IN Kramer, Douglas E. ‐ Eaton, OH Mueller, Jeffrey D. ‐ Evansville, IN Sanders, Brandon Michael ‐ Muncie, IN Land, William H. ‐ Hun ngton, IN Warner, Tom J. ‐ Cicero, IN Sanders, Rik L. ‐ Columbus, IN Manhart, Hershel W. ‐ Peru, IN Yoho, Michelle E. ‐ Bloomfield, IN Sharp, Ma hew R. ‐ North Vernon, IN Sheehan, Timothy F. ‐ Terre Haute, IN Marlow, Michael J. ‐ Highland, IN Mar n, Jerry L. ‐ Vallonia, IN Shuter, Andrea Nicole ‐ Aurora, IN McNamara, John R. ‐ South Bend, IN ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ‐ 66 Smith, Christopher Arthur ‐ Greenfield, IN Miller, Leland D. ‐ Anderson, IN Allen, Randy W. ‐ Washington, IN Stephens, John O. ‐ Fort Wayne, IN Milligan, James nL. ‐ Mo cello, IN Barber, Brian Jackson ‐ South Bend, IN Stone, Robert J. ‐ Brownstown, IN Minges, George A. ‐ Harrison, OH Beron, Cameron L. ‐ Plymouth, IN Theis, Jason A. ‐ Henryville, IN Morley, James Q. ‐ Haubstadt, IN Bodkin, Susan A. ‐ Wilkinson, IN Turay, Shane S. ‐ South Bend, IN Mostrom, Wayne A. ‐ Sturgis, MI Brandon, Michael ‐ Muncie, IN Van Gelder, Boudewijn ‐ W. Lafaye e, IN Newkirk, Max P. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Briles, Aaron ‐ Muncie, IN Ward, Kenton C. ‐ Noblesville, IN Newport, Thomas L. ‐ Walton, IN Buergelin, Christopher ‐ Indianapolis, IN Warner, Donald ‐ Seymour, IN Nolan, Ronald L. ‐ Greenfield, IN Campbell, James David ‐ Indianapolis, IN Wenzel, J Arthur ‐ Lawrenceburg, IN Pilz, David L. ‐ Valparaiso, IN Clayborn, Thomas W. ‐ Boonville, IN Whiteside, John D. ‐ Beech Grove, IN Plumb, Donald L. ‐ Crown Point, IN Coughenour, Chad E. ‐ Greenfield, IN Wilcoxen, Robert A. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Primavera, Paul E. ‐ Sellersburg, IN Davis, Michael J ‐ Indianapolis, IN Wilken, Andrew E. ‐ Mooresville, IN
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ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ‐ Cont. Hamilton, Jarret E. ‐ Vincennes, IN Nowaskie, Mitchell D. ‐ Vincennes, IN Wilson, Michael A. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Harris, Tyler R. ‐ Newberry, IN Smith, Garre Lee ‐ Vincennes, IN Wimmer, Lisa ‐ Marion, IN Hyde, Jalen M. ‐ Washington, IN Spears, William B. ‐ Paxton, IN Wonnell, Nic ‐ Batesville, IN Jackson, Elizabeth Ann ‐ Bedford, IN White, Clinton Robert ‐ Rockville, IN Ziegler, Keith Lynn ‐ French Lick, IN Keil, Chris ne Jennifer ‐ La Porte, IN Woolery, Anna V. ‐ Winslow, IN Kippenbrock, Brent ‐ Ferdinand, IN Wright, Spencer ‐ Tobinsport, IN STUDENT MEMBERS – 27 Kippenbrock, Dugan Allen ‐ Dale, IN Anderson, Blake C. ‐ Montgomery, IN Kissel, Jacob Robert ‐ Haubstadt, IN DECEASED MEMBERS ‐ 2 Childress, Blake A. ‐ Vincennes, IN Krygielka, Mason Lee ‐ Tell City, IN Hall, Michael S. ‐ Dillsboro, IN Daugherty, Ryan L. ‐ Loogootee, IN Lawson, Jacob T. ‐ Vincennes, IN Pusey, Daniel I. ‐ West Lafaye e, IN Duzan, Sco R. ‐ Loogootee, IN Lee, Robert L. ‐ Mitchell, IN Ellio , Andrew Logan ‐ Chandler, IN Light, Randall W. ‐ Indianapolis, IN Flowers, Michael Kevin ‐ Avon, IN Mest, Michael Adam ‐ Bloomington, IN Foltz, Dirk Paul ‐ Clinton, IN Neumeier, William A. ‐ Greensburg, IN
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