The Argos Town Council members considered an ordinance amendment concerning interconnection standards.
Continue readingArgos Town Council Considers Interconnection Standards Ordinance
Farm Lease Contract Signed in Argos
Argos Town Attorney Derek Jones told the town council members last week that the farm lease contract was signed
Continue readingArgos Officials Consider Ordinance Related to IMPA Contract Amendments
The Argos Town Council held a public workshop prior to their regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, January 15th.
The purpose of the workshop was to meet with an Indiana Municipal Power Agency (IMPA) representative and to discuss some proposed contract amendments.
Continue readingArgos Town Attorney Discusses Farm Lease with Council
When Argos Town Council members met for their final meeting of the month, Town Attorney Derek Jones shared some details about the Town’s farm, which is awarded on an annual basis.
Continue readingArgos Officials Hold Emergency Meeting Related to Property Adjacent to Manufacturing Center
Argos officials held an emergency meeting Tuesday night where a number of documents were considered, including an ordinance conveying certain Town property to the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC).
Continue readingArgos Officials Discuss Change to Renewable Energy Arrangements
Argos Town Council members approved an ordinance last Wednesday that would put the Indiana Municipal Power Agency (IMPA) in the driver’s seat of any future renewable energy agreements.
Continue readingArgos Town Attorney Shares Progress Report with Council Members
A couple of different projects in the Town of Argos are free to commence now that some preliminary matters have been handled. Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney said that at last Wednesday’s meeting, Town Attorney Derek Jones informed council members about some paperwork that had been finalized.
She explained, “He got the easements signed for Westview Court and Woodland Trail and the Colonial Estates deed has now been recorded and put into the Redevelopment Commission’s name.” Continue reading
Argos Company Pays Back Taxes and Redeems Property in Full
Attorney Derek Jones provided the Argos Town Council with an update over a property that was behind on property taxes when members met last Wednesday. Continue reading
Argos Officials and Residents Focused on Community and Economic Development
The Town of Argos is geared toward growth, and officials are currently taking steps to show it.
Aside from working with the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation to construct a manufacturing center at the Dewey Street industrial park, town officials are also working in conjunction with the Argos Community Development Corporation on a potential housing development at the Colonial Estates property. Continue reading
Argos Town Council Considers Contract with Argos Community Development Corporation
When Argos Town Council members met last week, they heard a proposal from the Argos Community Development Corporation regarding future real estate development.
The Argos Community Development Corporation proposed entering into a 5-year contract worth $200,000 to build houses within the town. Continue reading
Argos Town Council Approves Property Subdivision Request from Marshall County Economic Development Corporation
Argos Town Council members unanimously agreed to allow the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation to subdivide approximately 17 acres of property at their meeting Wednesday night.
Town Attorney Derek Jones explained that the MCEDC initially intended to utilize 15 acres for the manufacturing center project at the Dewey Street property so they came before the council to request the additional acreage.
Primary Election Ordinance Passed by Argos Town Council Members
Argos Town Council members held a discussion over a primary election ordinance when they met earlier this month.
Attorney Derek Jones presented council members with some of the pros and cons of having primary elections versus a convention. Jones explained that town conventions tend to be more restricted. Continue reading
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