Treatment center withdraws petition to relocate to Southgate Plaza
The Indianapolis Treatment Center, an outpatient drug abuse facility, has withdrawn its petition with the Metropolitan Board of Zoning Appeals to relocate to Southgate Plaza.
Many Southsiders were opposed to the clinic, 2626 E. 46th St., moving to 3820 Madison Ave. and initiated a formidable remonstrance.
Most prevalent among those apprehensions were an increased crime rate for the area, added traffic, a lack of parking and the fact that such a center does nothing to improve the neighborhood’s image, which the University of Indianapolis, civic groups, businesses and residents have put so much effort into doing.
“What a wonderful demonstration of community!” Direct Connect Printing & Digital Services co-owner Robin Heldman noted in an email. “I cannot thank everyone enough for the effort put forth.”
Many Southsiders were opposed to the clinic, 2626 E. 46th St., moving to 3820 Madison Ave. and initiated a formidable remonstrance.
Most prevalent among those apprehensions were an increased crime rate for the area, added traffic, a lack of parking and the fact that such a center does nothing to improve the neighborhood’s image, which the University of Indianapolis, civic groups, businesses and residents have put so much effort into doing.
“What a wonderful demonstration of community!” Direct Connect Printing & Digital Services co-owner Robin Heldman noted in an email. “I cannot thank everyone enough for the effort put forth.”
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