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The City of New Albany reached a settlement requiring it to remove rocks and allow the removal of the Providence Mill Dam, resolving two lawsuits and halting state legal action for now.
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Since then, WDRB has repeatedly asked the mayor’s office for cost information and documentation related to the project.
The restoration plans were due on Wednesday.
For about a week, city crews have been placing large rocks and boulders on the downstream side of the dam.
The Monon South Trail will follow the route of the historic Monon Railroad, starting in New Albany and spanning across Floyd, Clark, Washington, Orange and Lawrence counties.
The city council voted Monday to terminate an "interlocal agreement" with Floyd County Government.
The Elsby building, at the corner of East Spring and Pearl streets in the downtown historic district, is getting a $29 million renovation.
Gov. Eric Holcomb announced that the state Department of Natural Resources will award $29.5 million to acquire and construct the 62.3-mile Monon South Trail.
The estimated $12 million project would be across the street from the department's current location, at Scribner Drive and West Spring Street.
The project includes the addition of new sidewalks, improved lighting, traffic calming measures and more from State Street to East 5th Street.