center city development april 2013 newsletter
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The April 2013 issue of Center City Development Corporation's montly newsletter, providing the community with information on the Central Business District in Richmond, IndianaTRANSCRIPT
apr 3, 2013Depot Meeting @ Little Sheba’s: 9:30A
apr 13, 2013Winter Farmers Market @ The Townsend Center: 2nd & 4th Saturday’s, 10:00A - 2:00P
apr 16, 2013Center City MeetUp @ The Innovation Center: 8:30A (1/2 hour earlier than normal)
apr 18, 2013Indiana INTERN.net Workshop @ The Innovation Center: 11:30A - 1:00P
apr 20, 2013City-Wide Clean Up Day
apr 22, 2013Earth Day
apr 27, 2013Winter Farmers Market @ The Townsend Center: 2nd & 4th Saturday’s, 10:00A - 2:00P
STELLAR COMMUNITIES PROGRAM 2013RICHMOND AMONG SIX FINALISTS FOR STELLAR DOLLARS
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CONTACT US:
Center City Development Corp.The Innovation Center814 East Main StreetRichmond, Indiana 47374
Phone: 765.962.8151E-mail: [email protected]: www.mycentercity.com
Congratulations to Richmond, IN, as it was recently chosen as a finalist for the Stellar Communities Program in 2013.
What is Stellar Communities? “The Stellar Communities Program is a multi-agency partnership designed to fund comprehensive community development projects in Indiana’s smaller communities. The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority, Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs, and Indiana Department of Transportation, along with the State Revolving Fund, are participating in this innovative program.
The Stellar Communities program embodies collaborative government partnerships and successfully leverages state and federal funding from multiple agencies to undertake large-scale projects. Through this program, Indiana is doing more with current resources and making a bigger impact in communities, even with a slimmer budget.” (http://www.in.gov/ocra/2513.htm)
If Richmond were to win the competition, it would make it possible to advance the public efforts on projects and initiatives
where private-sector endeavors have already begun.
Winning the Stellar Communities award would mean that Richmond would be accelerating the transformation of the city from projects started years before, when they were incorporated in the city’s Master Plan. “We’re trying to make the point that we can be even more successful tying all these projects together by creating walk-ability, housing opportunities, business development and entrepreneurialism,” said Tony Foster, Executive Director for the Department of Metropolitan Development at the City of Richmond.
Stay tuned during the next 5 weeks to learn more about the Stellar Communities Program and Richmond’s progression in this exciting opportunity to help boost our current efforts to make this the most exciting city it can be for our residents, employees, and visitors.
Have questions? Feel free to e-mail or call us at Center City Development corporation! (Contact information listed below the Calendar at a Glance)
INDIANA INTERN.NET WORKSHOPCHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INNOVATION CENTER TEAM UP
SNOW & ICE PLEASE SHOVEL WALKS
farmers marketwinter 2013 dates
FORM EZ-2 #52501 : PLEASE FILL OUT AND RETURN TO CITY BULIDING BY MAY 15
Center City Development Corporation would like to remind businesses that they should remove the snow and clear off the sidewalk areas in front of their stores by 10am during such weather events.
Center City, local businesses, and the visitors of Downtown Richmond thank you!
Take advantage of local goods and products right here in your community. Local produce, food, crafts, and entertainment, all homegrown and handmade in the Whitewater Valley, is available for our community this winter.
Every second and fourth Saturday of the Month the Richmond Winter Farmers Market will be held at The Townsend Center Auditorium (855 N. 12th Street, Richmond, IN) from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm.
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If you have any questions, please contact Mary Jones, Market Manager by e-mail at [email protected] or by phone at (765) 855-3188.
The Richmond Winter Farmers Market is sponsored by: Wayne County Minority Health Coalition, Cope Environmental Center, Summersault, the Richmond Urban Enterprise Association, and the Townsend Community Center.
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This deduction allows taxpayers to deduct the increased value of property within an Urban Enterprise Zone following a qualified investment. A qualified investment includes the following:
1. The purchase of a building 2. The purchase of a new manufacturing or production equipment 3. Costs associated with the repair, rehabilitation or modernization of an existing building 4. On site infrastructure improvements 5. Construction of a new building 6. Costs associated with retooling existing machinery.
The deduction is equal to the difference between the assessed property value following the qualified investment and the assessed property value of a base year (the year preceding the qualified investment).
To claim the deduction, a taxpayer must fill out Form EZ-2 and file it with the county auditor between March 1 and May 15, 2013. Form EZ-2 can be found online at http://www.in.gov/icpr/webfile/formsdiv/index.html, select form 52501.
Please contact the UEA at [email protected] or at (765) 983-7396 with questions .
The Speaker: Janet Boston, Executive Director of the IndianaINTERN.net program at the Indiana Chamber of Commerce.
“It’s free, it’s easy, it’s a win-win for Indiana students and employers.” The ParkingIf you are driving to the event, please park in the City Parking Garage; entrances located off of South 7th Street (a two-way N/S street) or off of South 8th Street (a one-way street heading South).
The Wayne County Chamber of Commerce and The Innovation Center have teamed up to put on a series of workshops in 2013. The first workshop will be on April 18th and will be about intern opportunities.
The Time & Place: Join us on Thursday, April 18th from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm at The Innovation Center (at 814 East Main Street) for our first event of 2013!
The Topic: IndianaINTERN.net connects students and employers with internship opportunities in Indiana through their database of more than 12232 students, 5288 employers and 1098 available positions. Join us on April 18th to learn from Janet Boston more about how they can assist you. This is a perfect opportunity for small businesses and prospective interns, alike, to learn more about internship opportunities.