The environmentally-friendly streetscape will include elements such as rain gardens to cleanse storm water and period lighting.

Concept images: Image 1, Image 2, Image 3.

The longer-term goal is to continue the streetscape to Spring Street, to help provide a visual connection between Spring Street, the canal (which will run down what is now Mulberry Street) to Restaurant Row, which is in the 700 block of West Riverside Drive.

Zoeller's Unclaimed Property Division is holding $350 million in assets, including $14.8 million in unclaimed property from 16 southeastern Indiana counties that include Clark and Floyd.

Zoeller's visit was part of a statewide media blitz to remind people to make regular checks of the state's unclaimed property registry www.IndianaUnclaimed.com.

The declaration was made because all of the properties are subject to repeated flood damage. About 85 percent of the homes are located in the vicinity of West Eighth Street and Indiana and Ohio avenues.

The City Council and Plan Commission must also approve the plan before the city can access the Community Development Block Grant funds.

New Hope Services Inc. conducted the survey that was used to determine the properties' eligibility for the program.

In this week's episode, Mayor Galligan talks about the Redevelopment Commission's vote to declare 23 homes as an area in need of redevelopment and the winding down of the 2010 RiverStage season.

Each new episode of "Sundays with Tom" will be released on Sunday morning.

Indigo performs in the Concerts in the Park series at 7 p.m. on Friday, September 3 at Warder Park, located in the 100 block of East Court Avenue. Admission is free.

Concerts in the Park are co-hosted by Jeffersonville Main Street Inc. and the Jeffersonville Parks and Recreation Department.

Please note that the September 3, 10 and 17 Concerts in the Park begin at 7 p.m.

Monday and Tuesday sanitation routes will be picked up Tuesday, September 7.

The City Council meeting that normally takes place on the first Monday of the month will take place at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 7 in Room 101 at City Hall, 500 Quartermaster Court.

Rickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door.

City Pride is Jeffersonville's beautification committee.

Wireless Internet would be available from Restaurant Row, in the 700 block of West Riverside Drive, and east on Riverside to Spring Street, then north on Spring Street to about Eighth Street.

The Redevelopment Commission will be asked to consider about $75,000 in funding and the City Council will be asked to provide $50,000, both over three years.

If the project is successful, it could be expanded.

During a public forum on Tuesday, August 10, engineers from Bernardin Lochmueller & Associates Inc. made a presentation on the project's scope.

Anyone wishing to comment on or ask questions about the project can contact Bernardin Lochmueller's Carl Camacho via e-mail.

An additional means of public input is to print and fill out a project comment sheet from Bernardin Lochmueller and then send it to the engineering firm via U.S. Mail.