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The Press-Dispatch Classifieds Wednesday, May 29, 2019 B- 5 yeah, it's that fast! net edition Z M www.PressDispatch.net/Subscribe The Press-Dispatch. No matter where you live. LEGALS LEGALS PUBLIC NOTICE INTENT TO MINE In accordance with Indiana Administrative Code 312 IAC 25-4-109, Prosperity Mine, LLC, 1183 East Canvasback Drive, Terre Haute, IN 47802 provides public notice it has filed an application with the IDNR for renewal of permit No. U-025 to conduct underground coal mining and reclamation operations at Prosperity Mine. In conjunction with this permit, Five Star Mining also holds a permit pursuant to the provisions of IC 14-29-3 to extract coal from beneath a portion of White River. e permit renewal includes all previously approved revisions, amendments and the permit to extract coal from under a part of the White River. e permit covers certain areas located in Pike, Gibson and Knox Counties, Indiana. A central point in the permit area is about 5.5 miles west of Petersburg, Indiana and 3 miles northeast of Union, Indiana, and is included on the following USGS 7.5 minute quadrangle maps: Union, Monroe City, Petersburg, and Iona, Indiana. e permit area contains approximately 20,240.65 acres for underground mining and 819.1 acres for surface effects within the following described area: Township 1 North, Range 9 West (Knox & Pike County): Section 2: All of N/2, SE/4; part of SE/4, SE/4; all of SW/4 of SE/4; and all of SW/4. Section 3: All of S/2. Section 4: entire section. Section 5: entire section. Section 6: Part of NE/4, NW/4; part of NW/4, NW/4; all of SE/4, NW/4; part of SW/4, NW/4; all of NE/4; and all of S/2. Section 7: entire section. Section 8: entire section. Section 9: entire section. Section 10: entire section. Section 11: All of NW/4, NE/4; Part of NE/4, NE/4; All of S/2, NE/4; and all of S/2. Section 12: Part of NW/4, NW/4; part of SW/4, NW/4; part of NW/4, SW/4; Part of NE/4, SW/4; part of SE/4, SW/4; and all of SW/4, SW/4. Section 14: All of W/2, NW/4; part of NE/4, NW/4; part of SE/4, NW/4; part of NW/4, SE/4; Part of SW/4, SE/4; all of W/2, SW/4; part of NE/4, SW/4; and all of SE/4, SW/4. Section 15: entire section. Section 16: entire section. Section 17: entire section. Section 18: All of N/2; all of SE/4; part of NW/4, SW/4; all of E/2, SW/4; and Part of SW/4, SW/4. Section 19: Part of NW/4, NW/4; all of E/2, NW/4; part of SW/4, NW/4; all of NE/4; and all of S/2. Section 20: entire section. Section 21: entire section. Section 22: entire section. Section 23: all of W/2; part of NW/4, NE/4; part of SE/4, NE/4; part of SW/4, NE/4; all of NW/4, SE/4; part of NE/4, SE/4; part of SE/4, SE/4; and part of SW/4, SE/4. Section 25: Part of NW/4, NW/4; part of SW/4, NW/4; part of NW/4, SW/4; part of SE/4, SW/4; and part of SW/4, SW/4. Section 26: entire section. Section 27: entire section. Section 28: entire section. Section 29: entire section. Section 30: entire section. Section 31: entire section. Section 32: all of N/2; part of NW/4, SE/4; part of NE/4, SE/4; and all of N/2, SW/4. Section 33: entire section. Section 34: entire section. Section 35 entire section. Section 36: part of SW/4, NW/4; and all of W/2, SW/4. Township 1 North, Range 10 West (Knox & Gibson County): Section 1: all of SE/4, NE/4; part of SW/4, NE/4; part of NW/4, SE/4; all of NE/4, SE/4; all of SE/4, SE/4; and part of SW/4, SW/4. Section 12: part of NE/4, NE/4. Section 24: part of NE/4, SE/4; and part of SE/4, SE/4. Section 25: part of NE/4, NE/4; part of SE/4, NE/4; part of NE/4, SE/4; and part of SE/4, SE/4. Section 36: part of NE/4, NE/4; part of SE/4, NE/4; and part of NE/4, SE/4. Township 2 North, Range 9 West (Knox County): Section 28: Part of SW/4, SW/4. Section 30: part of SW/4, SE/4; and part of SE/4, SW/4. Section 31: Part of NW/4, NW/4; part of NE/4, NW/4; all of S/2, NW/4; part of NW/4, NE/4; part of NE/4, NE/4; all of S/2, NE/4; all of SE/4; part of NW/4, SW/4; part of NE/4, SW/4; and part of SE/4, SW/4. Section 32: Part of NW/4, NW/4; part of NE/4, NW/4; All of S/2, NW/4; part of NW/4, NE/4; part of NE/4, NE/4; all of S/2, NE/4; and all of S1/2. Section 17: Part of SE/4, NE/4; Part of NE/4, SE/4; and Part of SE/4, SE/4. Section 33: Part of NE/4, NW/4; all of S/2, NW/4; Part of NW/4, NE/4; Part of NE/4, NE/4; all of S/2, NE/4; and all of S/2. Township 2 North, Range 10 West (Knox County): Section 36: Part of NE/4, NE/4; part of SE/4, NE/4; and part of NE/4, SE/4. e above description is based on the congressional system. Some of the areas described above were part of land surveys made prior to establishment of the congressional system. A list of those areas which wholly or partially in the permit area is as follows: In Pike and Gibson County: Survey 2, Survey 3, and Donation 225. In Pike County: Survey 1, Survey 4, Survey 5, Survey 6, Survey 7, Survey 8, Survey 9, Survey 10, Survey 11, Survey 12, Survey 13, Survey 14, Survey 15, Survey 16, Survey 17, Survey 18, Survey 19, Location 9, Location 24, Location 25, Location 37, Location 49, Location 121, Location 146, and Location 233. In Knox County: Survey 1, Survey 2, Survey 15, Survey 17, Survey 18, Survey 22, Survey 23, Survey 24, Survey 25, and Survey 29. Based on available records in the respective county offices, property owners within the permit area include: 4 Jindy, LLC; Derek & Laura Abner; John & Paula Adams etal; Mary Lou Adams; Bruce & Shelia Adkins; Justus & Teresa Althoff; Anson Brothers Partnership; Kris Apple; Joe Armstrong; Gregory & Tracy Armstrong; Randall & Maggie Armstrong; Atlike Farms, LLC; B&W Acres LLC; Max & Brenda Barrett; Jerri Bennington; Samantha Baumgart & Michael Shawhan; Carrie Bellamy; Nicholas & Rebecca Berry; Milard Biddle etal; William Blaize etal; Betty Blake; Betty Blanton; Luther & Cathy Boling; Brandon Boyle; Charles & Treva Brashears etal; Jefferey & Misty Brenton; Richard Carey etal; Stephan & Anita Carter; Larry J. Chandler; Jody Christie; Clark & Clark Farms, Inc.; Bill, Sue, Mark & Lisa Clark; Martin & Laura Coleman; D. Paul Collins; Joshua & Abby Collins; Gary Collins; Sharon A. Conn etal; Mary Conklin; Jordan Cornelius; Countrymark Energy Resources LLC; Del K. & Kristie A. Culbertson; Curtis & Jamie Daugherty; Barry Davidson; Gary & Carole J. Davidson; John & Brianne Davidson; Barry & Lee Davidson; Jay M. & Julia Davidson; Joseph & Brittany Davidson; Susan Davidson; George Davidson, etal; Brian & Jeffery Davis; Joseph & Sandra Davis; Justin Davis; Connie K. Davis etal; David Deem & Donald R. McCormick; Delisle Family Ltd. Partnership; Barry & Janet Devine; Paticia Dillin-Wright; DWK Farms, Inc.; Larry Willis & Mary Jo Dyer etal; Larry Dyson etal; Donna Edrington; Michael & Julie Edwards; Troy Ennis; Charles & Sara Evans; Linda & omas Ewer; F&P Family Farms LLC; Kelly & Bessie Fears; John & Roberta Fettinger; Michael Feutz; John Fithian; Ryne & Irma Flynn; Jerry Fowler; Jamen & Megan K. Frederick; Joseph Frederick; Bradley & Jana Frederick; Jonathan Frederick; Michael & Patricia Frederick; Frederick Family Farms LLC; Natalie Frederick; Brad & Brittney Fryear; Donald & Jacqueline Furman; Jared Furman; Joseph & Adrienne Furman; Furman Farms LLC; Dustin Galloway; Lera R. Gates Trust etal; Mark Goodpasture; Roger Gough etal; Kathleen Gray; H&M King Farms Inc.; Marvin & Donna Hacker Trust etux; Deborah Hale; Hamlin United Methodist Church; Channing Hardy; Todd & Laura Hazleman; Mike & Karen Hazelman; Ryan & Ashley Henehan; Phylis & Andrew Heuring; HFF Poultry, LLC; James & Lois Hill; Russell Hill; Vesper Hill; Jerry & Donna Hinkle; Tony & Leigh Hinkle; Trent & Heidi Hinkle; Troy Hinkle; Hinkle Corp.; Iona Hinkle Farms LLC; HJN Family LTD Partnership etal; Jordan Hoffman; Jerry Holman; Edward K. Holman Trust; Charles Holscher; Joseph Holscher etal; Larry Holscher etal; Jacob, Emily, Douglas & Brenda Horrall; Ronald & Kathleen Hudson; Daniel Hughes; Roy, Pete & Beth Huges; HX3 Turkey Farm, LLC; Daniel & Debra Ice; Michael & Ann Ice; Terral & Judith Ice; Dale Johnson; Jeffery Johnson; John & Jennifer Johnson; John R. & Mary E. Johnson; Vivian Kays; Beverly Kelly; James & Inez King; David & Vina Kinman etal; Phillip B. Kinman; Seth Kissel; Howard & Pamela Knight; Max & Helen Kremzar; LBR Holdings, LLC; Andrew Lane; Detric Lane; John & Jo Ann Lane; John & Patricia Lane; Wayne & Mary Lane Stephen & Geraldine Lawyer; Margie Lindsay; Long Pond Inc.; Glenn & Donna Longabaugh; Rodney & Cassandra Mallory; Lawrence Marchino; Shawn & Andrea Mason; Henry Matick; McAtee Heirs Farm Corp.; Jeremy & Mary McCarter; McCormick Farms, Inc.; Fred & Patsy McCrary; Steve & Stephanie McCrary; Karla McKay; Stephanie McKiney; Alan Meyer; Deloris Mikel; Aaron & Sharon Mouzin; Joseph & Paula Mouzin etal; Mullins Family Trust; Judy K. Myers; eodore Myers; Nana's Farm LLC; Annetta A. Nelson etal; Nesurk Enterprise LLC; Neverest Grain Farms, Inc.; David & Rebecca Newton; Nicholson Farms LLC; NKFF Enterprise LLC; Don Nowaski & Sons, LLC; Zachary Nowark; NRZ REO X, LLC; Oakdale Ptrs; Gerald & Carla Oexman; Joshua Offil; OneMain Financial Services, Inc; Donald & Daniel Osborne; Donald & Judith Osborne; S&M Parker Farms, Inc.; Elizabeth Peed etal; Stephanie & Nancy Page; Michael & Stephanie Page; Gordon Dale Perry; Robert Perry etal; Linda Pickett; Paul & Rosellyn Potts; Donna Polen; Curtis Prater; PRH Family Limited Ptnsp; Prosperity Mine LLC; Steven Pruesner etal; Cavin & Tammi Ramsey; Cheryl Ramsey; Sandra Raney & Stephan Vieke; RBS Farms, LLC; Grace Ready; Michael N. Redfern etal; Zachary Robinson; Dale Robinson Trust; Robling Farms, Inc.; Margaret Ropp & Susan Zenthofer; Wendell F. Ropp; Tony Rostron; Benard & Wilma Sager; Salem United Methodist Church; Gregory Selby; Linda Sendlewick etal; Michael J. Shawhan etal; Larry Shawhan; Shawhan/Bakeis Farms LLC; Shawhan Family Farm LLC; Brian Shover; Craig Small; Roger & Julia Small; Ronald & Carolyn Small; Smith Investment Property, LLC; Bradley & Carrie Smith; Donald & Elizabeth Snyder Ruth Snyder; Leslie Spahn etal; Brent & Nancy Stader State of Indiana; Zachary Stephens; Stewart Cemetery; David Joe Stewart etal; Brent Stone; Shanna Story; Vernon & Sara Stumbo; Sturgeon Farms, LLC; Dallas & Kevin Sullivan etal; Terri & Jeffrey Sullivan; Gary & Rebecca Sullivan; Kevin & Misty Sullivan; Anthony Sutherland; Carol Sue Sutton; Gary & Sharon Sutton; Timothy & Judy Sutton; Bertie Taylor Turst; Texas Gas Transmission Corp.; Karen & John arp; Mathew omas; William C. & eresa ompson Trust etal; Bran & Michelle Tolbert; Jennie Tolbert Life Estate; Roy & Hellen Tolbert; Danna Townsend; Trustees of Little Zion Church of Regular Baptist; Michael & Daneice Turbett; Royse Turbett; Paul Turner; Union Community Church; Clion Vinson etal ; Jared L. Vinson; John & Mary Ellen Vinson etal; Phillip & Jane Vinson; Vinson & Phillips; Don Volle etal; Catherine Vories; Mark & Karla Wade; Jerry & Nikki Wallis; Mark Weil; Werner Woodlands, LLC; Donna & Jeff West; Kevin Western; Michael & Janet Western; Patricia Western etal; Robert & Deena Whaley; Cody White; Paul & Wilma White; Connie Whitehead etal; Lisa Williams; Ross & Roberta Williams; Imo Williams Revocable Trust; Lannie D. Willis; Larry & Linda Willis; Michael & Dana Wilson; Ronald Witherspoon etal; James & Tamara Yochum Trust; Janet Young; and Pike Gibson Water, Inc. Mining activities have been and may continue to be conducted within 100 feet of the outside right- of-way of State Roads 56 and 65, and Pike County Roads 475N, 550N, 500W, 550W, 700W, 700N, and 775W. Also, in conjunction with the underground mining operations, it is occasionally necessary to install satellite facilities and affect the surface at locations above the underground operations. In accordance with 312 IAC 25-4-109(a)(6), this notice hereby informs the public that activities associated with the mining operation may at some point disturb the surface within 100 feet of the outside right-of-way of the following sections of public roads. e disturbance may begin on the effective date of the permit and continue for the duration of the mining and reclamation activities. In addition to the above listed roads, surface disturbance may occur within 100 feet of the outside right-of-way of the following roads: State Road 56, State Road 65, Pike County Roads 300N, 350N, 475W, 575W, 850W, Cart Road and Cutoff Road. Any person with an interest which may be adversely affected by granting the proposed variance to allow disturbance within 100 feet of the above roads may request in writing that the Department hold a public hearing. Also, any affected members of the public and any governmental agency head or officers may submit written comments on the proposed variance. e public may view the application at the: Princeton Public Library at 124 S. Hart St. in Princeton, IN; Knox County Public Library at 502 North 7th Street, Vincennes, IN; Petersburg- Pike County Public Library at 1008 E. Maple St., Petersburg, IN; and at the IDNR, Division of Reclamation Office in Jasonville, IN. is notice will be published once per week for four consecutive weeks. Any written requests for a public hearing on the road variances, and any comments, objections or requests for an informal conference on the renewal application should be filed with IDNR within 30 days of the last publication of this notice. Written correspondence must be sent to the IDNR Division of Reclamation, 14619 W. State Road 48, Jasonville, IN 47438-9517. (May 8, 15, 22, 29, 2019) hspaxlp LEGALS LEGALS STATE OF INDIANA SS: PIKE COUNTY COUNTY OF PIKE CIRCUIT COURT 2018 TERM CAUSE NO. 63C01-1808-MI-000245 IN THE MATTER OF DELINQUENT TAX SALE City of Petersburg, Petitioner vs. Linda J. Rowe, Nicholas Underhill & D. Nicole Underhill their heirs at law, successors, assigns and all persons claiming under them. Respondents NOTICE OF SALE AND EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION PERIOD is notice is directed to: D. Nicole Underhill, Nicholas Underhill & Linda J. Rowe their heirs at law, successors, assigns, and all persons claiming under them. City of Petersburg will file a petition for a tax deed on or aer July 4, 2019, for: Key Number/Property ID#: 63-02-27-420- 024.000-012 Brief Legal Description: CANALPORT SH SW H 33 Street or other Common Address: 206 S 4TH St & E Sycamore St, Petersburg, IN 47567 e South Half of the Southwest Half of Lot Number 33, in Canalport Addition to the Town (now City) of Petersburg, Indiana. owned by Linda J. Rowe, Nicholas Underhill, and D. Nicole Underhill, in Pike County, Indiana. City of Petersburg will file an application for the tax deed to be issued, on or aer August 3, 2019. is interest in real estate was assigned to the City of Petersburg prior to the March 6, 2019 certificate sale, on January 22, 2019. Any person is entitled to redeem this interest in real estate. To determine the amount required for redemption, contact the office of the Pike County Auditor. e amount required for redemption includes the sum of 1-4, reduced by amounts in the tax surplus fund for the property. 1. 110% of the minimum bid of $8,194.11 offered at time of sale, if redeemed within 6 months of the date of sale, or 115% if redeemed more than 6 months but not more than 1 year, aer the sale. 2. Taxes and Special assessments upon the property paid by the purchaser aer the sale, plus 10% thereon 3. Attorney fees, costs of notices, and costs of title search, if properly certified to the auditor. 4. Please contact Auditor for exact amounts owing. is interest in real estate has not yet been redeemed, and the City of Petersburg is entitled to receive a Deed for the interest in real estate, if it is not redeemed before July 4, 2019. e period of redemption expires on July 4, 2019. If the property is not redeemed, the owner of record at the time of the tax sale may have the right to the tax sale surplus, if any. BRIAN K. MAHONEY #14035-63 MAHONEY LAW OFFICE P. O. Box 176 822 Main Street Petersburg, IN 47567 Telephone: (812) 354-8121 Attorney for Petitioner (May 22, 29, 2019) hspaxlp NOTICE OF VIOLATION OF CITY OF PETERSBURG MUNICIPAL CODE TITLE 14, CHAPTER 14.24 CONCERNING UNSAFE BUILDINGS TO: Keri M. Davis Remainder, Nancy Davis, Patricia F. Wilson, David M. Davis Life Estate YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that your residential buildings located at 509 N White River Avenue, Petersburg, Pike County, Indiana, (Being Berkley Heights Sub Division Lot 1 of Block 51) are unsafe buildings, in violation of Petersburg Municipal Code Title 14, Chapter 14.24. You are required to take the following action: As the mobile home has been the subject of a fire and is considered by me to no longer be habitable, it must be torn down and removed. One of the yard barns on the property is not structurally sound and should also be removed. Lastly, there is a second yard barn that is sound, but it either needs to be removed or secured. Lastly, the lot will need to be leveled, and seeded aer demolition and removal is completed. is action must be accomplished within thirty days aer the hearing or second publication of this Notice, whichever is later. A hearing will be held on this Order before a Hearing Authority appointed by the Mayor of City of Petersburg, on the 29th day of May, 2019, at 9 o'clock A. M., local time, at Petersburg City Hall, 704 East Main Street, Petersburg, IN 47567. You are entitled to appear at this hearing with or without counsel, present evidence, cross-examine opposing witnesses, and present argument. If the Hearing Authority affirms the findings of this notice and signs an Order, and you do not accomplish the action required above, e City of Petersburg may be able to accomplish the action itself (either by utilizing City workers and equipment or by letting bids to qualified contractors) and put a lien on your property for the cost thereof. Or, e City of Petersburg can file a law suit against you, requesting an injunction, requiring you to either take positive action or to refrain from taking prohibited action; City of Petersburg can also ask the Court to impose a civil forfeiture up to $5,000.00 against you; and the City of Petersburg can ask the Court for an Order, authorizing the City to perform the work, and enter the cost as a judgment against you. e enforcement authority is City of Petersburg, 704 E. Main Street, Petersburg, Indiana 47567, Telephone (812) 354-8511. Ross Elmore Petersburg Building Commissioner (May 22, 29, 2019) hspaxlp STATE OF INDIANA SS: IN THE PIKE COUNTY OF PIKE CIRCUIT COURT - 2019 CAUSE NO. 63C01-1905-MF-000192 GERMAN AMERICAN BANCORP Plaintiff v. LESTER PHILLIPS, and his heirs, successors and assigns Defendants SUMMONS - SERVICE BY PUBLICATION NOTICE OF SUIT e State of Indiana to Lester Phillips, his heirs successors and assigns: You are hereby notified that you are being sued by German American Bancorp, in the Circuit Court of Pike County, Indiana. e nature of the suit is a civil action, wherein the Plaintiff has filed a Complaint on a promissory note and to foreclose a mortgage, demanding judgment on a promissory note and the foreclosure of the mortgage on the following described real estate, situated in Pike County, State of Indiana, in which Defendants claim some interest. Part of Lot Number thirty (30) in Snyder=s Addition to the Town (now City) of Petersburg, Indiana, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the West corner of said Lot number irty (30), at the intersection of Fourth and Canal Streets; running thence along and with Canal Street in an Easterly direction one hundred and five (105) feet; thence South on a line parallel with Fourth Street Fiy-two and one-half (52 2) feet; thence West on a line parallel with the first aforesaid line one Hundred and Five (105) feet; thence North on a line parallel with Fourth Street Fiy-two and one- half (52 2) feet to the place of beginning.? is summons by publication and notice is specifically directed to the defendants= heirs, whose existence and whereabouts are unknown. You must answer or otherwise respond to the Complaint in writing, by you or your attorney, on or before 30 days aer the last notice is published, and in case you fail to do so, judgment by default may be entered against you for the relief demanded by the Plaintiff in the Complaint. If you have a claim for relief against the Plaintiff, arising out of the transaction or occurrence that is the subject matter of the Plaintiff 's claim, you must assert it in your written answer. You may be entitled to a settlement conference that will allow you to speak with your mortgage company and discuss alternatives to foreclosure. If you want a settlement conference, you must request it with the court within 30 days aer you received this summons and complaint. e name and address of the attorney representing the Plaintiff is Brian K. Mahoney, 822 Main Street, Petersburg, Indiana. Lana Griffith, Clerk Pike Circuit Court MAHONEY LAW OFFICE P. O. Box 176 822 Main Street Petersburg, IN 47567 Attorneys for German American Bancorp (May 22, 29, June 5, 2019) hspaxlp NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Pike County School Corporation, Pike County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers will consider the following additional appropriations in excess of the budget for the current year at their regular meeting place at 211 South 12th Street, Petersburg, IN, 47567, at 7:00 P.M. on the 11th day of June 2019. Rainy Day Fund (0610) Amount Major Budget Classification 22370 Instructional Computer Hardware, Soware, and Support ............................................... $185,000.00 TOTAL for Rainy Day Fund ���������������$185,000�00 Taxpayers appearing at the meeting shall have a right to be heard. e additional appropriations as finally made will be referred to the Department of Local Government Finance (Department). e Department will make a written determination as to the sufficiency of funds to support the appropriations within fieen (15) days of receipt of Certified Copy of the action taken. Pike County School Corporation Board of Trustees Chris Satterfield, President Chris McKinney, Vice President Steve Potter, Secretary Howard Knight, Member Forrest Manning, Member (May 29, 2019) hspaxlp ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Pike-Gibson Water, Inc. Owner 325 N. Jackson Street Address Oakland City, Indiana 47660 Sealed BIDS for the Repairs and Repainting of the 100,000 Gallon Elevated Water Storage Tank No. 1 (Pike Central) & 150,000 Gallon Elevated Water Storage Tank No. 2 (Arthur Junction), will be received by Pike-Gibson Water, Inc. by and through its Board of Directors, hereinaer called the OWNER. Said bids should be clearly marked "Repairs and Repainting of the 100,000 Gallon Elevated Water Storage Tank No. 1 (Pike Central) & 150,000 Gallon Elevated Water Storage Tank No. 2 (Arthur Junction)" and delivered or mailed to Pike- Gibson Water, Inc., 325 N. Jackson Street, Oakland City, Indiana 47660 no later than 6:30 P.M. Central (Local Time) on June 17, 2019, at which time bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received aer the above specified time and date will be returned to the bidders unopened. e project consists of making Repairs and Repainting of the 100,000 Gallon Elevated Water Storage Tank No. 1 (Pike Central) & 150,000 Gallon Elevated Water Storage Tank No. 2 (Arthur Junction). e CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, consisting of Advertisement for Bids, Information for Bidders, BID, BID Bond, Agreement, GENERAL CONDITIONS, SUPPLEMENTARY CONDITIONS, Payment Bond, Performance Bond, NOTICE OF AWARD, NOTICE TO PROCEED, CHANGE ORDER, DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ADDENDA, may be examined at the following locations: Midwestern Engineers, Inc., 802 W. Broadway St., Loogootee, IN 47553 Pike-Gibson Water, Inc., 325 N. Jackson Street, Oakland City, Indiana 47660 Specifications are available at the office of Midwestern Engineers, Inc. e service charge for Contractors to view the specifications for preparing their bid is as follows: 1) Viewing on CD - $50.00 per division, 2) Viewing by download at midwesterneng. com/planroom - $30.00 per division and 3) Viewing paper-bound specifications - $300.00 per set. All service charges for viewing are non-refundable. e OWNER reserves the right to waive any informalities or to reject any and all bids. Award will be made to the low, responsive, responsible bidder. No proposal may be withdrawn aer the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids for at least sixty (60) days. A conditional or qualified bid will not be accepted. Each BIDDER must deposit with his bid, a certified check or acceptable bidder's bond made payable to the owner, in a sum not less than five percent (5%) of the total amount of the bid. is check or bond will be held by the owner as evidence that the bidder will, if awarded the contract, enter into the same with the owner upon notification from him to do so within ten (10) days of said notification. Contractor receiving award shall furnish an approved Performance Bond, Labor and Material Payment Bond in an amount at least equal to 100% of the contract amount and must be in full force and effect throughout the term of the construction project plus a period of twelve (12) months from the date of substantial completion. Bonds shall be furnished at time of notice to proceed of contract. Each BIDDER must complete and submit with BID Indiana Form 96 inclusive of Non- Collusion Affidavit (furnished by Bidder) Standard Questionnaire and Financial Statement and other required documents as required by Indiana law. By: Richard Reed, President (May 29, June 5, 2019) hspaxlp