Category Archives: Zoning

Zionsville Plan Commission Votes Down CarDon Development

Posted on February 20, 2015 by Bruce Williams

At a Feb. 17th meeting of the Zionsville Plan Commission, a request for a zoning change to 25 acres of property on the south-east corner of Oak Street and 850 E by CarDon & Associates for the purpose of constructing a … Continue reading →

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Senate Bill 436 Committee Hearing

Posted on February 15, 2015 by Bruce Williams

Senate Bill 436 is scheduled for a Tax & Fiscal Policy committee hearing on Tuesday, February 17th sometime after 8:30 AM in Room 431 of the Senate offices.  As you may recall, SB 436 is an alternate state and local taxation … Continue reading →

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Competing Senate Zoning Bill

Posted on February 13, 2015 by Bruce Williams

Pam Faerber has again brought to our attention the presence of  Senate Bill 436 which has been proposed to replace Senate Bill 405. SB 436 does not appear to address the specific complaint of residents in our area, namely: the … Continue reading →

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Zoning Bills in State Senate and House

Posted on February 10, 2015 by Bruce Williams

No doubt due to the hard work of Pamela Faerber to make state legislators aware of zoning issues with agricultural land, the State Senate (SB 405) and House (HB 1125) both have introduced bills to address the situation.

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CarDon Development Decision Postponed

Posted on January 30, 2015 by Bruce Williams

The Zionsville Planning Commission has postponed a decision on their recommendation for the senior living community at Cooper Road and Oak Street proposed by CarDon & Associates. According to the Times Sentinel, many changes to the proposed development have been made based … Continue reading →

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