Sargent Road Association is incorporated.
Lawrence Township Comprehensive Land Use Plan is adopted, with the Mud Creek Valley designated as Critical Area No. 5. SRA adopts the Comprehensive Land Use Plan as their Land Use Objective.
Indianapolis Power & Light plans a line of poles along Sargent Road with less destruction and replanting.
The first SRA Mud Creek Valley Fall Tour is held for local officials to highlight the unique nature of the area.
SRA provides recommendation to the Fort Benjamin Harrison Reuse Task Force.
SRA Holds its first Annual Meeting.
Mud Creek Corridor Committee is formed to research options for private conservation in the Mud Creek Valley.
Tim Pascel petitions to plat Sargent Manor on 11 acres to DS Cluster zoning. SRA did not oppose. The plat was approved.
Village Pantry petitions to rezone property at northeast corner of 79th and Fall Creek Road. Petition was withdrawn.
SRA assists neighbors in forming the Lantern Hills Neighborhood Association.
Polly Woods at 7500 Sargent Road petitions to plat 11 acres for 5 hone sites. SRA did not oppose. Plat was approved, but not developed.
IPL completes 300+ tree re-plantings on Sargent Road.
City of Indianapolis installs French drains on the sloping western edge of Sargent Road.
SRA and Oaklandon CDC oppose Shell station at 79th and Fall Creek Rd, directly adjacent to Fall Creek and over the Aquifer. Petition withdrawn.
SRA opposes any filling of the Mud Creek Valley floodplain without impact studies.
SRA promotes creation of Wellfield Protection Area.
SRA opposed Lantern Forest variance from minimal drainage standards. Appealed to Superior Court of Indiana. Denied due to missed deadline by pro bono attorney.
Sargent Woods cited for lack of erosion control measures.
SRA Mud Creek Corridor Committee becomes independent from Sargent Road Association.
SRA opposed variance at 8425 E 96th St for commercial use of a residential property.
Road safety at 96th St and Sargent Road first addressed with Town of Fishers.
SRA submits recommendations for revision of Rules of Procedure for the Board of Zoning Appeals.
Saul Miller Corporation proposes rezoning 304 acres west of Fall Creek Rd at 79th St for 421 home sites, to be known as The Villages at Fall Creek (The Preserve.) SRA organizes neighborhood task force as a representative group to participate in the Supplemental Review Process. Rezoning approved by MDC. City County Councillor William Dowden prepares to appeal decision to the Council. SRA negotiates 82nd St/Sargent Rd intersection improvement to address traffic concerns. SMC reduces density from 421 home to 375. Platted as The Preserve at Fall Creek.
Summerwood plat approved. SRA & neighbors address drainage and erosion issues.
Mud Creek Conservancy gains not for profit 501(c)3 status as a land trust.
The first annual SRA Cleanup Day is held.
SRA opposes request by church at 8901 Fall Creek Rd to delete zoning commitment. Rezoning approved. Density decreased from 81 homes to 54.
Wellfield Association names SRA a Wellfield Partner.
Mud Creek Conservancy and SRA, along with Scout Troop 443 initiate Bluebird Nesting Box project.
SRA not opposed to variance at 7550 Sargent Road for private use barn.
SRA celebrates its 10 year Anniversary.