Specifications include, but are not limited to: The City of Indianapolis (City) through its Department of Metropolitan Development (DMD), and in partnership with the Health and Hospital Corporation (HHC), is issuing this RFI to inform potential development of the sites described above (Sites). Submissions may be used to inform a future City of Indianapolis disposition or Request for Proposal. The City is issuing this RFI to discover the interests and ideas of the community with respect to future development of the Sites. The Twin Aire Shopping Plaza: The Property is an approximately 12.66 acres commercial lot located on the southwestern corner of East Pleasant Run Parkway North Drive and Southeastern Avenue, located at 2901 Southeastern Avenue, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana 46203, (local Parcel #1096188; State Parcel #49-10-08-146-009.000-101). The Site is occupied with the following as per the Marion County Property Record: • One (1) building of approximately 66,444-square feet (built in 1953), which includes 1,494-square feet utilized for utility/storage, 5,600-square feet by First Bank, and 59,350-square feet for general purpose. • One (1) building of approximately 6,600-square feet (built in 1963) utilized for general purpose. • One (1) building of approximately 1,344-square feet (built in 1965), which includes 672-square feet utilized for utility/storage and 672-square feet for general purpose. • One (1) building of approximately 35,170-square feet (built in 1983) utilized by the Supermarket (currently Kroger Supermarket). • Asphalt pavement of approximately 510-square feet (built in 1953). • Asphalt pavement of approximately 175,000-square feet (built in 1961). • Asphalt pavement of approximately 8,050-square feet (built in 1965). The Twin Aire Drive-In Site: (local Parcel #1042599; State Parcel #49-10-08- 146-001.000-101) The Property is an approximately 28.69-acre lot with no improvements. First developed in the 1940’s for residential use, and in the 1950’s as a drive-in theater until 1997. The current is vacant land with no structures. Relatively flat with down-gradient slope towards the south. The United States Department of Agriculture web soil survey for Marion County indicates 94.6% Udorthents, cut and filled, 1.2% Urban land-Crosby-Treaty complex, fine loamy subsoil, with 0-2% slopes, and 4.2% Urban land-Miami complex, 0-6% slopes. The Miami series has a parent material of silt loam and well drained.
