I'm normally a big critic of Milhaus' existing work as a current resident in a downtown apartment. I used to live more in this Broad Ripple neighborhood where the development proposal is. I think it's a fantastic proposal and that Milhaus have earned the right to purchase and develop on this property. I personally would like to see it be a little more urban in nature and less suburban, but I'll take it as is.
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Matthew Albaugh
9 years ago
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Meridian-Kessler resident. This is an exceptionally well-done project: it's market-rate apartments, designed to mesh well with the neighborhood aesthetic and not requiring any public monies. I understand there will be some who oppose anything new on this location -- that's not a feasible position. Milhaus worked hard to listen to the neighborhood's concerns and adjust its proposal to address those concerns. I strongly support this project.
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Nick Lemen
9 years ago
Longtime MK resident, still own a home in the area that we will return to in 3 years. Very supportive of this forward-looking development.
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Tobin Richer
9 years ago
I fully support this project and its contributions to the economic progress of our community
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jake
9 years ago
lets make this happen!
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Bruce Buchanan
9 years ago
This is great use of the land. Congratulations to Milhaus.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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As an MK resident, I am 100% in support of this project. I think Milhaus has been thoughtful in terms of setbacks, scale and aesthestics. The ATT building that is currently there is unattractive; this will be a good addition to the neighborhood. I support the project and MKNA's endorsement.
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James D Bremner
9 years ago
I am an advocate with the quality of the units and first floor retail and like the unanimous endorsement from the Meridian Kessler Neighborhood Assoc.
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ken martin
9 years ago
meridian kessler
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Live in meridian hills
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Patrick Murphy
9 years ago
I support the Milhaus development for the old AT&T building in the meridian-Kessler neighborhood.
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Thomas Healy
9 years ago
Meridian-Kessler resident, office in Broad Ripple.
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Tim Caress
9 years ago
Great Project!
Tim Caress--Meridian Kessler resident and law office at 54/College
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Chris Seger
9 years ago
Great project and upgrade land use. Chris Seger
Willams Creek Resident with office in Broad Ripple
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Tom Willey
9 years ago
I completely support this project
Tom Willey - Merdian Kessler residence
Broad Ripple Office
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Midtown
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Mary Owens
9 years ago
Meridian Kessler
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Jon Hamilton - Meridian Kessler
9 years ago
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The developer has put forth a solid proposal of mostly residential housing. It is appropriately sized, with modern design standards that should blend well with the neighborhood. They also seek no public funding or tax abatement.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Broad Ripple resident at 59th. 1 block north of development.
I'm normally a big critic of Milhaus' existing work as a current resident in a downtown apartment. I used to live more in this Broad Ripple neighborhood where the development proposal is. I think it's a fantastic proposal and that Milhaus have earned the right to purchase and develop on this property. I personally would like to see it be a little more urban in nature and less suburban, but I'll take it as is.
Meridian-Kessler resident. This is an exceptionally well-done project: it's market-rate apartments, designed to mesh well with the neighborhood aesthetic and not requiring any public monies. I understand there will be some who oppose anything new on this location -- that's not a feasible position. Milhaus worked hard to listen to the neighborhood's concerns and adjust its proposal to address those concerns. I strongly support this project.
Longtime MK resident, still own a home in the area that we will return to in 3 years. Very supportive of this forward-looking development.
I fully support this project and its contributions to the economic progress of our community
lets make this happen!
This is great use of the land. Congratulations to Milhaus.
As an MK resident, I am 100% in support of this project. I think Milhaus has been thoughtful in terms of setbacks, scale and aesthestics. The ATT building that is currently there is unattractive; this will be a good addition to the neighborhood. I support the project and MKNA's endorsement.
I am an advocate with the quality of the units and first floor retail and like the unanimous endorsement from the Meridian Kessler Neighborhood Assoc.
meridian kessler
Live in meridian hills
I support the Milhaus development for the old AT&T building in the meridian-Kessler neighborhood.
Meridian-Kessler resident, office in Broad Ripple.
Great Project! Tim Caress--Meridian Kessler resident and law office at 54/College
Great project and upgrade land use. Chris Seger Willams Creek Resident with office in Broad Ripple
I completely support this project Tom Willey - Merdian Kessler residence Broad Ripple Office
Midtown
Meridian Kessler
The developer has put forth a solid proposal of mostly residential housing. It is appropriately sized, with modern design standards that should blend well with the neighborhood. They also seek no public funding or tax abatement.
Broad Ripple resident at 59th. 1 block north of development.
Meridian-Kessler Resident