Fall Creek Place Homeowners Association

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Fall Creek Place is a community of hard-working families and well-acquainted neighbors, sharing in the dream of homeownership, and enjoying the active and diverse surroundings that come with downtown living. Located only two miles north of the heart of Downtown Indianapolis, Fall Creek Place offers a unique blend of housing types over a wide range of prices.

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Welcome Indy's Kitchen and Monon Coffee!

Contributed by brad on Jul 29, 2010 - 09:40 AM

Please join us in welcoming two new locally-owned businesses to the neighborhood!

Lincoln Park Shops, at 25th/Central, is now home to Indy's Kitchen and Monon Coffee Company! Indy's Kitchen is a commercial kitchen facility available for small business entrepreneurs to start or expand food-based enterprises. The catering and pastry facilities are available for rent hourly and meets all health department requirements for a commercial kitchen. A partner in Indy's Kitchen is the Monon Coffee Company. A Broad Ripple original, the Fall Creek Place shop will be open from 6:30am to 10:30am Monday through Friday and from 8am to Noon on Saturdays, with plans to expand hours as the business grows. Stop by for a great cup of coffee and take a peek at the kitchen!

Neighborhood Crimewatch Program is IMPD Crimefighter of the Year!

Contributed by brad on Jul 26, 2010 - 09:06 AM

Fall Creek Place has been selected as the 2010 IMPD East District Crimefighter of the Year and will be honored at a ceremony on August 3 at Noon at JTV Hill Park (18th/Columbia-3 blocks east of the Monon) by Mayor Ballard, IMPD Chief Ciesielski, and Prosecutor Brizzi. This is the first time a crimewatch team has been honored, not just an individual, and to reflect that spirit ALL crimewatch neighbors are welcome to attend and accept the award. Complete information on the neighborhood crimewatch program is available here. Congratulations team!

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Grocery Store Proposed for 24th/Meridian

Contributed by brad on Jun 29, 2010 - 02:18 PM

An independent grocery store is being proposed to take over a vacant building at 24th and Meridian Streets and has received necessary variances for reduced parking. Learn more about the project.

Herron High School Receives National Ranking

Contributed by brad on Jun 15, 2010 - 09:09 AM

Neighborhood high school Herron High was named by Newsweek as the 26th best high school in the nation in their annual list of Best High Schools. The nearest competitors in the metro area were North Central at #511, Zionsville at #574, Carmel at #695, and Fishers at #1,099. Herron is a free, public charter school located at 16th and Pennsylvania in Herron-Morton. Complete information about the school can be found at www.herronhighschool.org. The complete Newsweek listing is available here.

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Public Safety Cooperative Neighborhood Patrols

Contributed by brad on Apr 19, 2010 - 11:54 AM

The King Park Public Safety Cooperative Neighborhood Patrol Program is now accepting membership for patrols beginning May 1. Please visit www.kpadc.org/publicsafety for registration forms by membership type. Payment is not due upon registration; an electronic paypal invoice will be sent within several days for electronic payment or a check may be mailed or dropped off to King Park at 2430 N Delaware Street (checks payable to King Park Public Safety Cooperative). Rates for residences range from $12 to $25/monthly. Patrols will begin May 1, with new members added to the patrol roster biweekly.

The Neighborhood Patrol Program pools member resources to hire off-duty IMPD officers to patrol the streets and alleys of the King Park neighborhoods.

Households, multi-family building/complexes, businesses, organizations, and places of worship within the King Park neighborhoods pool financial resources to hire veteran, off-duty IMPD officers to patrol our neighborhoods.
The officers will work for the neighborhood, although they retain full police powers and can respond as any on-duty officer. They will be supplementing, not replacing, IMPD service by pro-actively addressing problems we neighbors identify and b y responding to suspicious activity.
The more members that join the cooperative, the more patrol time is purchased. Patrol times will be random and may be adjusted to reflect seasonal trends and emerging problems.
Officers will work with the King Park Public Safety Committee, made up of crimewatch leaders from each neighborhood, to address specific problems, locations, and persons.

Benefits of Joining

Off-duty IMPD officers, with full police powers, will randomly patrol around your home, organization, or business in marked and unmarked vehicles.
Officers will patrol down the streets, alleys, and side streets of all Cooperative members pro-actively looking for suspicious behavior.
Officers will provide any advice regarding your property that they notice might make you more likely to be a crime victim.
Cooperative members have the ability to relay concerns and other information to the on-duty patrolling officers.
Cooperative members may have the ability to purchase additional services directly from the officers, including a vacation service.

Membership in the Cooperative is open to anyone living in the neighborhood.

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Your Neighborhood Needs You!

Contributed by brad on Jul 06, 2008 - 04:47 PM

Neighborhoods don't just happen. They take a lot of work. Help us build our neighborhood by volunteering your time and skills to any of the following activities. Without your help, many of them will not happen!

Social Committee
The Social Committee coordinates major neighborhood events like the neighborhood sale, cleanups, and the July 4th block party as well as smaller events like the book club and dinner club. The Committee is seeking both members and a chairperson.
Garden Team
The Garden Team manages the adopt-a-spot program that matches up neighborhood maintenance needs with volunteers. The team is seeking a Coordinator as well as adopt-a-spot volunteers.
Progress Coordinator
The Progress Coordinator keeps track of development opportunities and proposals and assists the board and neighborhood in developing responses to such proposals. The coordinator also seeks to position the neighborhood as a viable and attractive place to live and do business.

Please contact the Board or call Sarah at 317-253-1401 ext 237 if you are interested in any of these volunteer opportunities.

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North Meridian Street FOCUS Plan Unveiled

Contributed by brad on Mar 27, 2007 - 06:43 AM

A new plan for Meridian Street has been released for public review and comment by Near North Development Corporation. The plan calls for a new streetscape design, mixed-use development and connections to Fall Creek. The complete North Meridian Street Strategic Improvement Plan can be viewed online at www.focusindy.com.

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