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statistics

for

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•

traffic

citations

issued,

2,659;

•

traffic

warnings

issued,

3,356;

•

seatbelt

violation

citations,

120;

•

child

restraint

violation

citations,

1;

•

speeding

trucks

over

10,000

pounds,

69;

•

criminal

arrests,

149;

and

•

drunken-driving

arrests,

79.

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NOTICE

RESOLUTION

NO.

01-2010

RESOLUTION

AUTHORIZING

APPLICATION

SUBMISSION

AND

LOCAL

MATCH

COMMITMENT

WHEREAS,

the

Common

Council

of

the

City

of

Auburn

,

Indiana

recog-

nizes

the

need

to

stimulate

and

to

maintain

a

sound

economy

with

Its

core

corporate

limits:

and

WHEREAS,

the

Housing

and

Com-

munity

Development

Act

of

1974,

as

amended,

authorizes

the

Indiana

Of-

fice

of

Community

and

Rural

Affairs

to

provide

grants

to

local

units

of

government

to

meet

the

housing

and

community

development

needs

of

low

-

and

moderate-income

persons

;

and

WHEREAS

,

the

City

of

Auburn,

In-

diana

has

conducted

or

will

conduct

public

hearings

prior

to

the

submis-

sion

of

an

application

to

the

Indiana

Office

of

Community

and

Rural

Af-

fairs,

said

public

hearings

to

assess

the

housing,

public

facilities

and

eco-

nomic

needs

of

Its

low-

and

moder-

ate-income

reSidents;

and

NOW

THEREFORE,

BE

IT

RE-

SOLVED

BY

THE

COMMON

COUN-

•

Criminal

Investigation

Division

worked

17

new

cases

and

made

three

criminal

arrests.

A

total

of

142

cases

were

drawn

by

troopers

and

detectives.

Three

Fort

Wayne

district

troopers

with

K-9

partners

made

37

searches

that

yielded

19

arrests,

assisted

other

agencies

on

10

occasions,

seized

163.7

grams

of

matijuana

and

two

grams

of

meth.

The

Indiana

State

Police

post

in

Fort

Wayne

serves

nine

northeast

Indiana

counties:

Adams,

Allen,

DeKalb,

Huntington,

LaGrange,

Noble,

Steuben,

Wells

and

Whitley.

CIL

OF

THE

CITY

OF

AUBURN,

IN-

DIANA

:

Section

1

.

The

Mayor

is

authorized

to

prepare

and

submit

an

application

for

grant

funding

to

address

the

Downtown

Revitalization

Plan

and

to

execute

and

administer

a

resultant

grant

in-

cluding

requisite

general

administra-

tion

and

project

management,

con-

tracts

and

agreements

pursuant

to

regulations

of

the

Indiana

Office

of

Community

and

Rural

Affairs

and

the

United

States

Department

of

Housing

and

Urban

Development.

Section

2

.

The

City

of

Auburn,

Indiana

hereby

commits

the

requisite

local

funds

in

the

amount

of

not

less

than

five

thou-

sand

six

hundred

dollars

and

zero

cents

($5,600.00)

in

the

form

of

ap-

proximately

$3,000.00

to

$5,000.00

from

the

Building

,

Planning

and

De-

velopment

Department's

budget

for

professional

services

and

the

re-

mainder

from

the

general

fund,

pro-

fessional

services

funds

and/or

local

donations,

as

matching

funds

for

said

program,

such

commitment

to

be

contingent

upon

receipt

of

CDBG

funding

from

the

Indiana

Office

of

Community

and

Rural

Affairs

.

Section

3.

PASSED

AND

ADOPTED

by

the

Common

Council

of

the

City

of

Auburn,

Indiana

this

15th

day

of

June,

2010

.

TS,00225073,6/29

LEGAL

NOTICE

RESOLUTION

NO.

03-2010

RESOLUTION

AUTHORIZING

APPLICATION

SUBMISSION

WHEREAS,

the

Common

Council

of

the

City

of

Auburn

recognizes

the

need

to

stimulate

and

to

maintain

a

sound

economy

within

Its

core

corpo-

rate

limits;

and

WHEREAS,

the

U.S.

Department

DAVE

KURTZ

recruits

Learning

to

stand

at

att~!ltion

military-style,

one

youngster

can't

suppress

a

grin

Monday

night

in

downtown

Auburn.

From

.

left

are

Jacob

Dehring,

10;

Jerrin

Deeds,

5;

and

Ethan

Stomm,

9,

all

of

Auburn.

They

tried

on

Army

uniforms

during

a

night

of

patriotic

children's

activities

sponsored

by

the

National

Military

History

Center

of

Auburn.

push

sales

INDIANAPOLIS

(AP)

-A

retailers

group

has

started

a

new

push

aimed

at

building

public

support

to

allow

Sunday

.

carryout

alcohol

sales

in

Indiana.

is

also

seeking

to

legalize

the

sale

of

cold

beer

by

convenience,

drug

and

grocery

stores.

It

argues

that

47

states

allow

Sunday

carryout

sales

and

that

Indiana

loses

about

$9

million

a

year

in

tax

revenue

to

alcohol

sales

in

neighboring

states.

The

Alliance

of

Responsible

Alcohol

Retailers

on

Monday

announced

its

new

campaign

called

"Change

It

Indiana"

that

Notices

•

of

Housing

and

Urban

Development

(HUD)

Community

Development

Block

Grant

(CDBG)

funding

associ-

ated

with

the

Supplemental

Appro-

priations

Act,

2008

Public

Law

110-252,

approved

June

30,

2008,

and

Public

Law

110-329,

approved

September

30

,

2008,

for

the

disaster

relief

of

unmet

needs

resulting

from

tornadoes

and

flooding

in

the

state,

authorizes

the

Indiana

Office

of

Com-

munity

and

Rural

Affairs

to

provide

grants

to

local

units

of

government

to

meet

the

housing

and

community

de-

velopment

needs

of

low-

and

moder-

ate-income

persons;

and

WHEREAS,

the

City

of

Auburn,

In-

diana

has

conducted

or

will

conduct

public

hearings

prior

to

the

submis-

sion

of

an

application

to

the

Indiana

Office

of

Community

and

Rural

Af-

fairs

,

said

public

hearings

to

assess

the

housing,

public

facilities

and

eco-

nomic

needs

of

its

low-

and

moder-

ate-income

residents

;

and

NOW

THEREFORE,

BE

IT

RE-

SOLVED

BY

THE

COMMON

COUN-

CIL

OF

THE

CITY

OF

AUBURN,

IN-

DIANA:

Section

1

.

The

Mayor

is

authorized

to

prepare

and

submit

an

application

for

grant

funding

to

address

the

North

Side

Sanitary

Sewer

Improvement

Project,

and

to

execute

and

administer

a

re-

sultant

grant

including

requisite

gen-

eral

administration

and

project

man

-

agement

,

contracts

and

agreements

pursuant

to

regulations

of

the

Indiana

Office

of

Community

and

Rural

Af-

fairs

and

the

United

States

Depart-

ment

of

Housing

and

Urban

Develop

-

ment.

Section

2.

The

City

of

Auburn,

Ind

i

ana

hereby

commits

local

funds

in

the

amount

of

nine

hundred

and

eighty

thousand

dollars

and

zero

cents

($980

,

000

.

00),

in

the

form

of

Tax

Increment

Flnanc-

ing

(TIF)

funds

for

said

program

,

such

commitment

to

be

contingent

upon

receipt

of

Disaster

CDBG

fund-

ing

from

the

Indiana

Office

of

Com

-

munity

and

Rural

Affairs

.

Section

3

.

PASSED

AND

ADOPTED

by

the

Common

Council

of

the

City

of

Auburn,

Indiana

this

15th

day

of

June

,

2010.

TS,00225074

,

6/29

NOTICE

OF

ADOPTION

SUMMONS

-

SERVICE

BY

PUBLICATION

IN

THE

DEKALB

CIRCUIT!

SUPERIOR

COURT

CAUSE

NO.

17COH

006-AD-00014

STATE

OF

INDIANA

COUNTY

OF

DEKALB

,

SS

:

IN

THE

MATTER

OF

THE

ADOPTION

OF:

WILLOW

RAE

LESCH

Alison

Lesch,

the

unknown

father

and

any

next

of

kin

are

notified

that

a

Petition

for

Adoption

of

a

child,

Wil-

low

Rae

Lesch,

born

to

Alison

Lesch

on

November

8,

2009,

in

Auburn,

In-

diana

,

In

the

County

of

DeKalb

was

filed

in

the

Office

of

the

Clerk

of

the

DeKalb

Circuit

of

Superior

Court

I

or

II

2nd

Floor

Courthouse,

100

S

.

Main

Street,

Auburn,

Indiana

46706

on

June

4,

2010.

The

adopting

parents,

William

Mitchell

Roberts

and

Michelle

Renee

Roberts,

have

had

custody

of

the

minor

child

for

at

least

seven

months

(7

mo

.

)

and

at

least

the

bio-

logical

father

of

the

minor

child

has

without

justifiable

cause

communi-

cated

significantly

with

the

child

when

able

to

do

so

and/or

knowingly

has

failed

to

provide

for

the

care

and

support

of

the

child

when

able

to

do

so

as

required

by

law

or

judicial

de-

cree.

Or

In

the

alternative,

that

Alison

Lesch

and

the

unknown

father

of

Wil-

low

Rae

Lesch

are

unfit

to

be

the

parent

of

the

minor

child

and

the

best

interests

of

the

child

sought

to

be

adopted

will

be

served

by

the

Court

dispensing

with

this

biological

par

-

ent

'

(s)

'

consent.

If

Alison

Lesch

and/or

the

biological

father

of

the

mi-

nor

child

seeks

to

contest

the

adop-

tion

of

the

said

minor

child,

she

or

he

must

file

a

motion

to

contest

the

adoption

in

accordance

with

I.C.

31-19-10-1

in

the

above-named

Court

located

at

100

S.

Main

Street,

Auburn,

Indiana

46706,

not

later

than

thirty

(30)

days

after

the

date

of

serv-

ice

of

this

notice.

If

Alison

Lesch

or

the

biological

father

.

of

the

child

,

or

any

other

relevant

next

of

kin

,

who

are

unknown

at

this

time

do

not

file

a

.

motion

to

contest

the

adoption

within

thirty

(30)

days

after

service

of

this

notice,

the

above-named

Court

may

hear

and

determine

the

Petition

for

Adoption

and

the

consent

to

adoption

of

the

minor

child

will

be

irrevocably

implied

and

Alison

Lesch

and

or

The

Unknown

Father

and

any

relevant

Unknown

Next

of

Kin

will

lose

the

right

to

contest

either

the

adoption

or

the

validity

of

the

implied

consent

to

the

adoption.

No

oral

statement

made

to

either

parent

relieves

either

parent

of

said

obligations

under

this

notice.

This

notice

complies

with

I.C.

31-19-4.5-3

but

does

not

exhaus-

tively

set

forth

a

person's

legal

obli-

gations

under

the

Indiana

Adoption

Statutes.

The

person

being

served

with

this

notice

should

consult

the

In-

diana

Adoption

Statutes

.

A

copy

of

the

Petition

can

be

ob-

tained

from

the

Clerk

of

Court

or

from

Brad

J

.

Weber,

attomey

at

law

at

the

address

listed

herein.

Respectfully

submitted

,

Brad

J.

Weber

Attorney

at

Law

119

South

2nd

Street

Decatur,

Indiana

46733

(260)

724-4408

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