Neighborhood Matching Grant Funding: 2016
Subdivision/
HOA
Brookston
Place
Cumberland
Place
Brief Project Description*
The purpose of this grant application is
to improve the main physical entrance
point of the Brookston Place
community. We would like to improve
the landscaping and visual look of the
main side of the entrance on the north
side by adding plants, flowers, shrubs,
and brick work so that our community
entrance is the "same" quality of all the
surrounding Fishers neighborhoods. At
present it is not.
We would like to replace both (or one)
of the signs at the entrance of our
neighborhood. They were put there by
the builder in 2000 when the
neighborhood was first started.
Total Cost of
Amount
Project
Requested
Board of
NMG
Public
Committee
Works and
Recommended
Safety
Funding
Approved
Committee Comments
Previous
Recipient
$18,615.00
$5,000.00
$5,000.00
Good project, any
addition to entrance
would help. Very well
needed.
$7,000.00
$2,500.00
$0.00
Do not fund. Return in
2017 with a design to
show the committee.
No
No
2004, 2010
Fox Run
The total project includes removing the
existing entry walls, removing dead or
dated plant material, build and install
new entry walls, lighting, plant material,
irrigation system and enlarge the flower
beds. Build and install new limestone
signs identifying the community.
$72,525.52
$4,620.00
$0.00
Well done on this
project, but project
completed prior to grant
selection process.
Gatewood
Increase visibility and safety in our
neighborhood by adding needed street
lights.
$6,537.01
$3,268.51
$0.00
Do not fund. Does not
meet intent of the grant.
No
City of Fishers, Indiana
Neighborhood Matching Grant Funding: 2016
Harrison
Park
Remove: 1. All of all existing plantings
that will not be re-used, as per
landscape design 2. Remove 2
Bradford Pear trees on south side of
current landscape design; re-shape and
amend landscape beds, remove more
vegetation, install accent boulders, new
plantings, new trees, etc.
$11,036.50
$5,000.00
$2,500.00
Previously received
grant. Not as high of a
need, but still worth
funding.
Hickory
Woods
Our goal of this project is to redo the
front entrance and islands. All the
plants planned for the project are low
maintenance perennials and shrubs
that fill in better year after year. Our
long-term vision and goal is to make
both of the entrances and islands
match so there was continuity for the
community.
$5,067.26
$2,500.00
$1,200.00
This project includes
2000, 2005,
replanting, not as high of
2010
a need.
Full Project Description – LED lighting
in median and in front of community
Idlewood
sign, also replacement trees to be
installed in vacant tree rings where
trees were lost in previous years.
Oaks of Kraus Square proposes to hire
KMC Group and Eye 4 Group to
enhance the community entrance. KMC
Group will be hired to install new
entrance lighting to illuminate the entry
signs and create a safer entrance for
Oaks of
homeowners and their guests. Oaks of
Kraus Square
Kraus will also hire Eye 4 Group to
install new entry signage at 131st St.
and Jennings Farm Lane to update the
old signage. These improvements will
enhance the entry as well as provide
safety.
$4,975.31
$2,487.66
$0.00
Do not fund. Not as
much improvement for
the city or a major need
compared to other
projects.
$8,346.41
$4,173.21
$0.00
Do not fund. Not best
use of grant funding.
2002, 2005,
2009
No
No
City of Fishers, Indiana
Neighborhood Matching Grant Funding: 2016
River Glen
Replace River Ridge Drive right brick
entry wall located at 116th & River
Ridge Drive. The wall has deteriorated
to the point of becoming a potential
hazard to anyone performing
landscaping duties, hanging Christmas
decorations or children that might try to
climb on the wall.
The first brick entry wall to our
neighborhood (corner of Delaware
Parkway and Bailey Way), has major
deterioration and cracks that have been
patched are repaired a few times over
Summerfield
the recent years. It is now where the
wall is beginning to separate at cracks
and needs to be rebuilt. We will utilize
the existing bricks, but repaired with a
better, more stable rebuild to match the
other wall.
Timber
Springs
Tremont
TSPOA needs to remove and replace
the southern most brick wall at the
subdivision entryway along Hague
Road. This wall was not constructed
properly and is currently deteriorating
as water surges through the wall during
rain storms. The new wall will be
backfilled with pea gravel to insure the
wall drains properly and the new brick
will match the existing entryway walls.
The Tremont HOA has decided to
repair and enhance the entryway to the
subdivision.
$7,080.00
$3,540.00
$2,500.00
Masonry seems to use
the help, but it could last
2001, 2003,
longer. Didn't seem
2006, 2009,
entirely unsound to one
2012
committee member. It is
a hardscape project.
$6,250.54
$3,100.00
$3,100.00
The need is there. While
not a huge benefit for the
city, it is a big need for
the neighborhood.
$9,800.00
$4,900.00
$4,900.00
Fully fund. This is an
older neighborhood.
2001, 2003,
2006, 2009,
2012
$12,713.85
$5,000.00
$5,000.00
Fully fund based on
need/impact. This is a
highly travelled area.
No
2011
City of Fishers, Indiana
Neighborhood Matching Grant Funding: 2016
We will be doing a total beautification of
the front entrance located at
Cumberland and Fortune Dr and east of
Walnut Creek the pond. Along with replacing the pond
fountain that died last year from age.
We will also look to add shrubbery to
areas where the Cumberland Bridge
Project left things bare.
Walnut Hills
Williams
Ridge
Windermere
Remove overgrown and undesirable
landscaping material and replace with
fresh updated landscaping to enhance
the overall appearance of the entrance
along Cumberland Road. Improve
surrounding community by staying with
the overall theme of Fishers living while
protecting property values.
Williams Ridge Homeowners
Association proposes to hire Even
Grow Landscaping to improve the
entrance plantings by adding color and
lasting perennials.
Numerous items at the Windermere
neighborhood entrance at 106th Street
and Windermere Blvd. need to be
repaired/replaced including the
"entrance monument" masonry and
limestone, new landscaping and new
ground accent lighting for this
monument.
$8,001.45
$4,000.73
$2,500.00
This is a heavily travelled
road and a need. The
fountain is a community
impact, but the project is
also includes a replant.
$9,100.00
$4,550.00
$3,000.00
This is a heavily travelled
area and there is
community impact.
2013
No
$3,611.14
$1,805.57
$1,800.00
Good community impact
and enhancement.
Current entrance doesn't
reflect interior of
neighborhood.
$18,689.00
$5,000.00
$3,500.00
There is need and
impact here. It is also a
hardscape project.
2010
2002, 2009
City of Fishers, Indiana
Neighborhood Matching Grant Funding: 2016
Wintercove
Sweet Briar
We would like to add a fountain to the
retaining pond that sits between
Courtyard Villages and Wintercove
Communities. There is one fountain in
this pond, however, by the shape of the
pond, it is insufficient to aerate the
entirety of the water, resulting in mucky
water that has produced odors and is
not friendly to the natural wildlife habitat
of the area.
Our neighborhood just had 100 trees
removed from our park due to Emerald
Ash Borer Beetle infestation and we are
replacing 50 of those lost.
$6,725.00
$3,300.00
$0.00
Interior project that does
not meet criteria.
2009
$2,313.60
$1,156.50
$0.00
Ineligible - application
submitted after deadline.
No
TOTAL
$172,261.00 $65,902.18
$35,000.00
$0.00
*All projects must comply with all applicable laws and should consult with the Fishers Development Department regarding compliance.
City of Fishers, Indiana