Process
Once you have acquired property at Fort Harrison, a project must first be approved by the Architectural Review Commission (ARC) of the Fort Harrison Reuse Authority. The Commission’s purpose is to ensure the integrity of the Master Implementation Strategy (MIS) of the FHRA.
All proposed development projects at Fort Harrison must have a letter of approval from the FHRA before the City of Lawrence or the City of Indianapolis will grant an improvement permit. Please note that a portion of the FHRA area is also designated a state historic preservation district. If a project is proposed for this area, it requires an additional review by the State of Indiana Historic Architect at the Department of Natural Resources.
FHRA Proposal Process:
One (1) copy of proposals are to be submitted to the Fort Harrison Reuse Authority offices at:
Attention: Architectural Review Commission (ARC) Fort Harrison Reuse Authority
9120 Otis Ave., Suite 200
Indianapolis, IN 46216
- Projects will be reviewed in accordance with the most recent version of the Master Implementation Strategy of the FHRA. Submission criteria are defined in the MIS.
- Some projects may require clarification.
- Once approved by the ARC, a letter on FHRA letterhead will be mailed to the project owner with courtesy copies being forwarded to the City of Lawrence and City of Indianapolis Building Departments.