Boone County —
Compensation for right-of-way that would allow a shorter drive between Interstate 65 and the main north-south road in Whitestown is being offered some property owners.
Representatives of two property owners asked for a total of $7,100 in additional compensation for land at CR 400 S and CR 500 E.
There is a 1-3/4-mile gap between CR 400 S, which runs along the north side of the Anson commercial, industrial and residential development, and CR 575 E, the next north-south county road to the east; the county plans to extend CR 400 S to bridge that gap.
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