Speedway Redevelopment Commission approves design, grant and concessions agreements; votes unanimous
March 24, 2026 | Town of Speedway, Marion County, Indiana
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The Speedway Redevelopment Commission on March 23 approved four resolutions and finalized routine claims totaling $423,930.60.
Kyle Markley, the town's economic director, told commissioners the claims period included large expenses tied to roundabout work and additional snow-removal invoices. The commission approved the claims by voice vote, recorded as 3-0.
The body then approved Resolution 2026-5, authorizing an agreement with J2 Design Studios for landscape improvements near the Linde facility on Main Street. Markley said the first phase will include a Carl G. Fisher memorial and later phases could redesign the broader site; the motion to approve passed 3-0.
On Resolution 2026-6, Markley described a time-sensitive proposal for the Speedway Community Development Corporation (CDC) to act as the purchaser for 6118 Crawfordsville Road. He said the grant agreement contemplates transferring funds to the CDC to facilitate purchase and that the town’s contribution would not exceed $1,300,000. Chair Jennifer called the arrangement a public–private partnership and acknowledged it carried risks; the commission approved the grant agreement 3-0.
The commission also approved a concessionaire rental agreement with Interstate Business Solutions covering two small electronic signs near the speedway (one off 16th Street and one near Conferenceville by Pam's Pit Stop Liquors). Markley said the contract totals $3,000 — $1,500 per site — and the vendor would set up the Friday before race day and vacate by 9 p.m. after the race. The vote was 3-0.
Finally, the commission ratified an updated Exhibit A to Resolution 2026-2 after staff discovered the legal description had been omitted from the previously approved document.
Votes at a glance
• Approve claims and expenses: total $423,930.60 — passed 3-0
• Resolution 2026-5 (J2 Design Studios agreement): passed 3-0
• Resolution 2026-6 (grant agreement with Speedway Community Development Corporation for 6118 Crawfordsville Road, not to exceed $1,300,000): passed 3-0
• Concessionaire rental agreement (Interstate Business Solutions, $3,000): passed 3-0
• Ratify Resolution 2026-2 with updated Exhibit A (legal description): passed 3-0
The commission heard no public comments during the meeting and adjourned at 6:15 p.m.
Kyle Markley, the town's economic director, told commissioners the claims period included large expenses tied to roundabout work and additional snow-removal invoices. The commission approved the claims by voice vote, recorded as 3-0.
The body then approved Resolution 2026-5, authorizing an agreement with J2 Design Studios for landscape improvements near the Linde facility on Main Street. Markley said the first phase will include a Carl G. Fisher memorial and later phases could redesign the broader site; the motion to approve passed 3-0.
On Resolution 2026-6, Markley described a time-sensitive proposal for the Speedway Community Development Corporation (CDC) to act as the purchaser for 6118 Crawfordsville Road. He said the grant agreement contemplates transferring funds to the CDC to facilitate purchase and that the town’s contribution would not exceed $1,300,000. Chair Jennifer called the arrangement a public–private partnership and acknowledged it carried risks; the commission approved the grant agreement 3-0.
The commission also approved a concessionaire rental agreement with Interstate Business Solutions covering two small electronic signs near the speedway (one off 16th Street and one near Conferenceville by Pam's Pit Stop Liquors). Markley said the contract totals $3,000 — $1,500 per site — and the vendor would set up the Friday before race day and vacate by 9 p.m. after the race. The vote was 3-0.
Finally, the commission ratified an updated Exhibit A to Resolution 2026-2 after staff discovered the legal description had been omitted from the previously approved document.
Votes at a glance
• Approve claims and expenses: total $423,930.60 — passed 3-0
• Resolution 2026-5 (J2 Design Studios agreement): passed 3-0
• Resolution 2026-6 (grant agreement with Speedway Community Development Corporation for 6118 Crawfordsville Road, not to exceed $1,300,000): passed 3-0
• Concessionaire rental agreement (Interstate Business Solutions, $3,000): passed 3-0
• Ratify Resolution 2026-2 with updated Exhibit A (legal description): passed 3-0
The commission heard no public comments during the meeting and adjourned at 6:15 p.m.
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