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Existing Elements
2 1 Enclosed Pavilion
for the state. The median year homes were built 4 2 Open Pavilion
is 1954 compared to 1972 for county and state 3 1 3 Playground
and values were also approximately 30% lower. 1 1 9 4 Gazebo
The town also had higher home ownership at 78% 9 2 5 6 Food Barn
Horseshoe Pits (2)
versus 69% at the county and state. 2 6 7 7 Sand Volleyball Court
8 9
4 8 Tennis Court
3 5
Clearly there is a need for additional safe, 10 9 Basketball Court
accessible, and affordable housing in Monroeville. 10 Storage Shed
In response, Brightpoint is working with Niemeyer 11 4 4 2 11 Amphitheater
12 Baseball Diamond
Builders to secure funding through the Affordable 14 13 Batting Cages (2)
Home Program of the Federal Home Loan Bank. 14 Fighter Jet
The site for the project is near the Adams Health 2 12 13 12 15 Drinking Fountain
Concession Building With
Nursing Home of the west side of the city. Niemeyer 2 16 Restrooms and Storage
17 T-Ball Diamond
owns a 2-acre site and plans to construct 8-units 18 Pond
in a four building duplex arrangement. Total project 5 19 6’ Chainlink Security Fence
cost is estimated at $1,626,950. 21 6 15 20 Bleachers
21 Ticket Booth and Entry Gate
7 6
16 22 4’ Chainlink Fence
In complement to the housing investment, the 7 23 Arena
town plans to extend a sidewalk from the existing 20 3 LWCF Grant
system along South Street to Whittem Road that 4 17 4 1 Playground
will provide ADA access to both Adams Health and 19 4 10 4 12 2 Seating Node (4)
the Niemeyer project. 22 7 4 8 3 ADA Spaces in Parking Lot (2)
23 5 4 8’ Wide Paved Trail (+/- 0.6 mile)
5 ADA Spaces in Gravel Parking Lot (6)
Scattered Site Resurfacing 18 6 New Concessions, Restrooms and
Storage Building
and Sidewalks 7 8 Splash Pad Water Play
Overlook and Fishing Pier
$250,000 10 5 9 Bean Bag Toss (Permanent)
Monroeville is currently preparing a 2018 INDOT 19 10 10 Vegetation Management
Community Crossings application for scattered 4 Allen County Commissioner Funding
site resurfacing and sidewalk projects. 1 Asphalt Parking Lot (+/- 24 Spaces)
2 Improvements to Gravel Parking Lot
3 Playground
10
Water System Improvements 4 8’ Wide Paved Trail (+/- 0.25 Miles)
$3,281,000 5 6 Seating Node
Concrete Around Concessions
Designs have been developed and the town has 7 6’ Decorative or Chain Link Fence
secured a loan through the USDA to proceed with
system-wide water distribution improvements The plan developed and prioritized the improvements necessary to
Monroeville Community Park Master Plan
throughout the town. bring the Park into the 21st Century and be competitive with parks
Town of Monroeville
April 2018 located in larger communities to meet the needs of Park users.
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