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Clermont Thanks Miller Pipeline for Main Street Beautification Efforts
Nancy Baxter
​The Town of Clermont would like to recognize Miller Pipeline (8850 Crawfordsville Road) for their work the week of September 10 to help clean up Crawfordsville Road. Employees of the local pipeline company are painting the faded curbs along the roadway, and they have also gone above and beyond to arrange for--and pay for--a street sweeper to clean the road later in the week. The company has also been instrumental in communications with Citizens Energy about fixing up the stretch of Crawfordsville Road recently torn up for gas line repairs. Main Street Coordinator Nancy Baxter in particular thanks Miller Pipeline for their outstanding service for our community.
Residents are encouraged to let the company know they appreciate Miller Pipeline's help by sending a note of thanks to the company on social media, by mail, or e-mail (angela.briel@millerpipeline.com).
Clermont Festival in Search of Vendors, Parade Entries
Town Councillor and Main Street Coordinator Nancy Baxter invites you (on behalf of the Clermont Lions Club) to join the community for the 2018 Clermont Festival. Nancy is searching for vendors to fill booths in the Clermont Lions Club Park. Vendor booths can include crafts, flea market items, food, businesses, organizations, and more!
Interested in a booth space or want to participate in the parade?
Contact Nancy Baxter at 317-833-2435 or via e-mail at nancybaxter1011@yahoo.com.
The cost for a 10' by 10' space is $30. (Note: Electricity is available for $20/booth fee and is limited.) Setup time on Saturday, September 15, is between 8 and 10 a.m. Vendors may tear down their booths any time after 5 p.m.
Vendor Contract Form: Download the form and send to Nancy Baxter:
9005 Robey Drive
Clermont, IN 46234
The event will begin Saturday at 11 a.m. with a parade. The parade will begin at the intersection of U.S. 136 (Crawfordsville Road) and Raceway Road, and it will end at the Clermont Lions Club Park.
Parade Registration Form: Download the form and send to Nancy Baxter:
​Clermont, IN 46234
Other Festival Details
Bluegrass music from 1 to 5 p.m. under the shelter.
Vision screening by the Clermont Lions Club from 12 to 5 p.m. for children ages 1 through 18 years old.
Free pony rides and activities 1 hour before the rodeo.
Rodeo gates open at 6:30 p.m.
Reviving Clermont Pride
Several years ago, the Town of Clermont had a group of townspeople who called themselves "Clermont Pride." They were proud of our little town and did whatever it took to keep it looking good. They planted flowers, picked up trash, worked in Miller Park, and pulled weeds. Whatever they did, they did it with pride and love for Clermont. Vonda Kiger was instrumental in starting this group. Vonda was a town councillor and a lifelong Clermont resident. I (Nancy) would like to resurrect this group. Please join me in making our little town better! If you have a few hours a week to give back to your community, call me at (317) 833-2435.
​Thanks to the group of volunteers who came out to Clermont Cleanup Day on Saturday, April 7. It was cold, but the group was able to accomplish some good work, especially picking up trash and debris along North Tansel Road. You can see photos and a video by community volunteer Yvonne McCann on Facebook and YouTube.
City Ordinance Reminders
Sign Regulations:
Revised Code. You can view the entire Indianapolis/Marion County Revised code online at www.municode.com.
Public Right-Of-Way. This is defined as any traveled way/public easement and can generally not be used as a location for signs other than governmental signs.
Sign Permits. Sign permits can be obtained at the Department of Business and Neighborhood Services and are required, in general, to erect signs as described in the Revised Code.
Utility Poles. Other than a governmental agency, at no time is it permitted in Marion County to place signs upon any utility pole (i.e. light poles, traffic signals, street signs).
Violations. Violations can result in citations, a court appearance, and fines up to $2,500.
Open Burning:
Enforcement. Violation of this ordinance will result in a warning, ticket, or summons to court. Warnings are often issued to first-time residential violators/violators causing a nuisance to health or businesses.
Citations. Civil zoning citations in the amount of $50 are issued for continued non-compliance with one of the listed zoning violations.
Repeat Violations. Failure to comply with the ordinance may result in fines up to $2,500.
High Weeds and Grass
High Weeds and Grass. Vegetation over. 12 inches in height is considered High Weeds and Grass and is a violation of Ch. 575 of the Revised code.
Abatement. A property owner has five days from the date of a Notice of Violation to mow the property in question.
Notice of Violation. The City is only required to issue one notice of violation per calendar year for High Weeds and Grass.
Violations. If a property is mowed by the City, the property owner will be billed for that service, and will continue to be charged for any necessary future mows made by the City.
There is an ordinance that sidewalks are the responsibility of the homeowner or business. It is your responsibility to keep the sidewalk in front of you property free of snow, grass, and weeds. It is also your responsibility to keep the curbs cleaned as leaves and grass will wash down to storm grates and stop the flow of rain water.