Jeff Worrell
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Clayshire PUD Rezone and 53-Lot Subdivision
A future street connection could cost the city money to acquire right-of-way from the Village of West Clay side.
Catalyst Healthcare rehab and therapy facility
The CRC will contribute funds to the project instead of issuing bonds, with the amount still being negotiated.
Hampstead PUD subdivision on West Main Street
Homes would sell for $1.5 to $2 million, adding high-end housing stock and potentially boosting nearby property values.
Stella House Books & Cafe rebuild on Rangeline Road
Petitioner is responsible for installing the required eight-foot sidewalk, street trees, and right-of-way improvements along Rangeline Road.
Proscenium 3 Mixed Use Development at 1132 S. Rangeline Rd.
The City Council has already authorized bonds for this public-private partnership; the garage-first sequencing is meant to speed delivery of high-paying office jobs.
27 Towns townhome subdivision at 220 W. 106th St.
Allocation-area changes can redirect property tax increment toward housing and redevelopment incentives, affecting future public funding.
Redevelopment Project Progress
New office, condo, hotel and retail development continues to expand the city's tax base.
Easement and Public Way Vacations
Minimal fiscal impact; primarily affects property rights and street layout.
Rangeline Road preservation plan
No cost figures were included in the published materials.
LEVEL5 Bank Site Plan and Design Approval
No direct city cost; redevelopment of an underused parcel along the Michigan Road corridor.
Old Town Rangeline Road office building setback
Proscenium I lot cover variance for downtown Carmel project
The office building adds jobs and density to the urban core; condo owners fear it will hurt their property values.
Amazon Now delivery facility special use
An Amazon facility could bring jobs and delivery service to the area but raises traffic and infrastructure questions for the city.
Age-friendly community assessment
The conference runs on about $10,000 a year, heavily offset by donations and sponsorships — it costs the city almost nothing so far.
Stella House Books & Cafe rebuild at 31 S. Rangeline Road
Duplex building width variances on McPherson Street
Adds infill duplex housing options; no fiscal figures were stated.
Restoracy of Carmel PUD
Could improve access to therapy services; no city fiscal impact stated.
Springhill Suites by Marriott Hotel Exterior Remodel
Rental Dwelling Registration Program Changes
Litigation costs and potential ordinance changes could affect rental rules citywide.
Skwarcan minor subdivision
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Worrell was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Meridian Ortho Development water line easement — 10777 Illinois Street
Proscenium 3 Development Plan and ADLS (Docket PZ-2026-00068)
Ordinance D-2840-26, DOPS planning/development fund
Ordinance D-2841-26, engineering planning/development fund
Docket No. PZ-2025-00268 DP: US 421 – WCD Development Plan
Voting record (0)(Development)
No votes found matching Development.