
The Argos Town Council members reviewed an amended zoning ordinance during their meeting Wednesday night.
Continue readingThe Argos Town Council members reviewed an amended zoning ordinance during their meeting Wednesday night.
Continue readingA public hearing held by Argos Redevelopment Commission members last week concerning the proposed Deerfield Meadows subdivision in Argos gathered no comments.
Continue readingArgos Police Chief Corey Bowman and Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney provided the Town Council with some information about a property on Short Street when members met for their second meeting of the month.
Continue readingArgos officials recently took steps to rezone a property on State Road 10 from Light Industrial (L-1) to Agriculture (Ag).
Continue readingArgos Town Council members replaced a member of the police commission when they met last week.
Continue readingArgos officials are still seeking residents willing to fill the open positions on the Plan Commission. Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney previously shared that they especially need some more Democratic members in order to keep the board balanced. Continue reading
With the assistance of Marshall County Building Commissioner Chuck DeWitt, Argos officials on the Plan Commission and BZA are currently in the process of assessing and updating the Town’s zoning book.
Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney shared that the zoning book was last updated in 2015 and officials are currently working to find areas that need improvement in order to bring their zoning codes into compliance. Continue reading
After months of looking for individuals to fill open seats on the Argos Plan Commission, town council members finally received some interest in one of the positions.
Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney reported that Lindsay Shively, who works as an attorney in Plymouth, expressed an interest in one of the open positions. Continue reading
Argos officials are still seeking members for the town’s Plan Commission. Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney stated that there are still four open seats remaining.
Mullaney explained, “We still need people for the Plan Commission because we only have five members and we need nine. We have to have an even balance so they [all of the members] cannot be of the same political affiliation.” Continue reading
Argos Town council members discussed board openings when they met on Wednesday.
Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney said there a few openings left on the Plan Commission and they really need individuals to volunteer for that board. The Argos Plan Commission is supposed to have 9 members and there are currently three seats that still need to be filled. Continue reading
The Argos Town Council recently entered into an agreement with Marshall County Building Commissioner Chuck Dewitt for planning and zoning assistance. According to Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney, his help is already paying off.
“We kind of hired Chuck Dewitt as an advisor to our plan commission and board of zoning to help us better understand some of the things that needed to be done.” Mullaney explained, “Matters would be heard before the town council that we not have realized were a zoning issue or a plan commission issue and they’re now correcting that.” Continue reading
The Marshall County Commissioners addressed any remaining appointments when they met on Tuesday.
Randy Glingle and Dan Vories were appointed to the Drainage Board, Jan Fisher will serve on the Alcohol Beverage Control Board and Commissioner Kevin Overymyer was appointed to the Central Dispatch Committee as well as the Michiana Area Council of Governments or MACOG.
For the MACOG Regional Development Board, Joe Martin, Jr. was appointed as the private sector representative and Trend Weldy will serve as the Town of Bremen’s rep.
Commissioner Kurt Garner was appointed to the Unsafe Building Committee and the Shady Rest Committee. Continue reading
When Argos Town Council members met earlier this month, they discussed available openings in the Marshall County Tourism Board, the Plan Commission, the Park Board and the Redevelopment Commission.
According to the draft minutes provided, one person submitted a letter of interest for the park board. Town council members agreed to wait another 30 days from when they met on November 15th, to see if any more individuals apply for the open positions. Continue reading