If you have been watching and reading the comments from Mayor Henderson, some council candidates and others it appears Greenwood has turned its attention to the east and south as areas for growth. Does that mean they’ll leave Center Grove alone? Can’t say but it is worth watching.
Senate Bill 69 started as a welcome change. It gave homeowners more control over their property. Currently, a city such as Greenwood can annex a neighboring area with relative ease. It needs to define the area and show how it will provide services, but whether or not the area is annexed is largely in control [...]
Citizens for Center Grove, a not-for-profit organization exploring the options for the future of the unincorporated area (of which I am a member) had a shorter version of this letter published today in the Daily Journal. The longer version is reprinted here. The letter was written by C4CG memeber, Brian Smith. The incorporation of Center [...]
As their first official act the new White River Township Board voted to reject the plan of reorganization with Greenwood in a move to overturn the previous board’s move to put the issue on the ballot. In June of last year the old board agreed to accept the reorganization plan between White River Township and [...]
After choosing officers the first act of the board was to rescind the previous board’s approval of the reorganization plan with Greenwood. The new chair admitted they could find no legal authority to do it but since they felt the prior board did things not approved by the law they could do this. Resident Dick [...]
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