The council will review an annual stormwater presentation and consider an ordinance regarding the vacation of an alley at 560 W. Poplar. Key legislative items include the consideration of the 2027 Budget and a resolution for additional funds for the Mulberry Fields Splash Pad. Additionally, the council will discuss a resolution to propose a zoning ordinance amendment regarding a moratorium on data centers, battery energy storage systems, solar farms, and wind farms, as well as a resolution expressing concerns about effluent discharge from the City of Lebanon Leap Innovation District into local waterways.
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The Town Council held a workshop to discuss the proposed 2027 budget, focusing on the administration's plan to manage a temporary deficit by utilizing reserves to offset revenue growth limits caused by state property tax laws. Key topics included a proposal for an effective 3.85% employee salary increase, strategic hiring for the fire, police, and public works departments, and long-term financial planning to reach positive cash flow by 2030. Department heads provided overviews of their specific operational needs, capital project timelines, technological infrastructure upgrades including cloud migration, and recruitment strategies.
Feb 23, 2026·Board meeting
Zionsville Advisory Committee On Disability Meeting Notice & Agenda
The agenda for the meeting includes opening items such as calling the meeting to order and the approval of the minutes from the December 8, 2025 meeting. Old business items feature a discussion on the ADA Transition Plan, including a follow-up report on captioning for web content accessibility, and a discussion regarding Disabilities Awareness Month activities. New business covers discussions on ADA issues with the Zionsville ADA Coordinator and a review of plans for a new intersection at Main Street, 1st Street, and Sycamore Street to ensure accessibility. The document also contains the minutes from the prior meeting held on December 8, 2025, which included discussions on the ADA Transition Plan update, Disabilities Awareness Month planning, voluntary business initiatives (specifically braille menus), and proposed ZACD committee structures. The December minutes also covered recommending the adoption of a resolution establishing March as Disabilities Awareness Month and providing feedback on a Special Olympics Indiana certification program concept.
