Indiana Scraps Park Expansion Near Elanco HQ
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Indianas White River State Park expansion plans, valued at $65 million, have been scrapped due to funding issues. The project, aimed at transforming a 15-acre plot into an event center, river theater, greenspaces, and improved paths, was supported by Elanco and city leaders. However, a $2 billion drop in state revenue forecasts led to the projects demise. Elanco, city leaders, and west Indianapolis residents express disappointment, as the park was seen as a vital link to downtown and a boost for the area. Despite the setback, the development commission plans to continue exploring options for the site, which is part of bigger plans like the OneHealth Innovation District with Purdue University.
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