The Town of Culver will host a public input session Wednesday, April 20 to take comments on the third phase of the walking trail and a sidewalk project.
Continue readingMACOG and the Town of Culver will be working together to put together a comprehensive plan.
Continue readingThe Culver Town Council members received an update on an upcoming water well project last week.
Continue readingThe Culver Town Council members recently discussed a resolution that amends the Economic Development Plan for the Culver Economic Area.
Continue readingThe Culver Town Council members approved a contract with VS Engineering to do work on North Shore Drive.
Continue readingStakeholders in the Town of Culver are coming together to make plans for the future of the town.
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Drivers in the area of Cavalier Drive in Culver will soon need to watch for a stop sign.
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Members of the Complete Streets Committee in Plymouth presented a Jefferson Street Tactical Urbanism request to the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety Monday night.
Continue readingMACOG has approved the ADA compliant design for the new electric car charging stations in Culver.
Continue readingCulver Town Manager Ginny Bess Munroe updated the town council members last week on the next phases of the Lake Max Trail.
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Marshall County’s communities are putting proposals together for the state’s new regional development initiative. The READI program lets regions of counties, cities, and towns apply for up to $50 million for quality of place and talent attraction.
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Some local officials will continue to be able to attend government meetings virtually. Virtual meetings first became allowed in Indiana last year during the health emergency. House Bill 1437 made that option permanent, if the governing body adopts a written policy allowing it.
Continue readingThe installation of electric car chargers on Jefferson Street just east of Main Street in Culver will create an amendment to the parking ordinance to include that addition, but it was not quite ready for approval by the Culver Town Council last week.
Continue readingMembers of the Develop Culver organization recently completed a Preserving Main Street grant application. If awarded, the downtown group could receive $2 million to preserve a historic property on Main Street.
Continue readingAn engineer from Midwestern Engineers submitted an analysis to Culver town officials responding to complaints of drainage problems in several downtown building basements along South Main Street from north of East Jefferson Street to south of East Madison Street, which needs the help of drainage system installation.
Continue readingWork on Community Crossings paving and crack sealing projects in Culver will resume next week.
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