About

4/27/2023

The Crescent Bend Neighborhood Association (CBNA) was organized in 2010 by a group of neighbors with the goal of making our neighborhood better. We’re volunteers who work together to:

ü  Enhance the quality of life in our neighborhood

ü  Create a unified voice for our neighborhood

ü  Identify and work with government officials and other organizations to solve problems related to traffic, infrastructure, neighborhood clean-up, security, and more

ü  Hold quarterly meetings, open to the public, to share information and concerns

ü  Organize social events to get to know our neighbors and have fun!

 

Send an email to crescentbend@gmail.com. Let us know if you want to:

·       Get on our email list

·       Volunteer your energy & talents

·       Share your ideas

·       Let us know about your concerns


The CBNA neighborhood area includes:

·       Crescent Rd.

·       Hancock Rd.

·       Lindbergh Ave., from 15th St. to 17th St.

·       W. Arlington Rd. (south side) and W. 17th St., from the roundabout to the overpasses

·       W. 15th St. and W. 16th St.

·       The Atlas, Crescent Pointe, The Reserve at Chandlers Glen, and the Union at Crescent.

  

2023 CBNA Officers

President, Sharon Roualet  

Secretary, Sue Tuohy     

Treasurer, Carrie Winkel   

Chair of Special Projects, Bill Goodhew   

Chair of Infrastructure Committee, Dave Devitt



6/22/2013

Update on Trash Transfer Station with links to important information

 H-T article link:
http://www.heraldtimesonline.com/stories/2013/06/20/news.trash-transfer-project-seeks-more-time.sto

Letter that HT article is referring to:
http://nearwestside.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/7D6772A5-2ED8-4CE6-8720-F31D65E59E8F.pdf

The 1 line summary: JB's wants an 18-24 month extension on their permit deadline to try to go through the legal process to change the zoning of the site and get the transfer station permit approved.

Article in the H-T about City Council's letter to IDEM against the proposed WTS, 29 March 2013
http://www.heraldtimesonline. com/stories/2013/03/29/news. city-council-tells-idem-it- opposes-new-trash-transfer- station.sto
(Notably, the Council's letter includes a statement that they “would not support the use of this facility by the city.”! good news)

Story on WFHB about connection with the Mo Co Solid Waste District BoD, 28 March 2013
http://www.wfhb.org/news/ daily-local-news-march-28- 2012-0

Story in the H-T, Trash transfer site losing city support, 8 March 2013:
http://www.heraldtimesonline. com/stories/2013/03/08/news. trash-transfer-site-loses- city-support.sto


Story on WFIU, City Changes Mind on Support of Waste Transfer Project, 12 March 2013:
http://indianapublicmedia.org/ news/city-mind-support-waste- transfer-project-46433/

Related story in the H-T, with update on WTS permit progress, 13 March 2013:
http://www.heraldtimesonline. com/stories/2013/03/13/news. profits-from-selling- recyclables-could-pay-for- trash-barker-says.sto
Article in the H-T, Mayor: City will check legality of transfer station, 18 March 2013:
http://www.heraldtimesonline. com/stories/2013/03/18/news. mayor-city-will-check- legality-of-transfer-station. sto

A long feature on WFHB's daily news, 5 March 2013:
http://www.wfhb.org/news/ daily-local-news-march-05-2013

H-T article on WTS and Steve Volan's proposal to open a public WTS at Anderson location instead of on Vernal Pike.
http://www.heraldtimesonline. com/stories/2013/03/05/news. public-trash-transfer-station- proposed.sto