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The agenda focuses on the consideration of an ordinance regarding a letter agreement between the town and Citizens Energy, a resolution concerning the Comprehensive Plan, ordinances for general obligation bonds for the Department of Public Works project and the Westside Fire Station, and an ordinance amending the town's code regarding road impact fees.
The council discussed and deliberated on a proposed ordinance regarding a letter of agreement with Citizens Energy concerning wastewater service. Additionally, the council addressed an ordinance regarding the Zionsville Architectural Review Committee and provided updates on the Comprehensive Plan, leading to the decision to schedule a future special session for further discussion. A resolution to establish Disabilities Awareness Month was also introduced.
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The meeting commenced with the approval of the consent agenda. A public hearing was held where a speaker expressed strong support for Ordinance 2026-02, which seeks to formally establish and codify the Zionsville Architectural Review Committee to administer the downtown facade rehabilitation program, emphasizing its alignment with design, economic vitality, and tourism benefits. The primary old business item involved the second reading of Ordinance 2025-27 concerning the approval of a letter of agreement between the Town of Zionsville and Citizens Wastewater of Westfield LLC. Representatives from Citizens Energy Group explained that the agreement would transfer the Certificate of Territorial Authority (CTA) area related to the Bradley Ridge development from Hamilton Southeastern (HSSE) to Citizens, allowing Citizens to provide retail wastewater service directly. This proposal was presented as being more efficient and potentially less expensive for end-users than the initial wholesale arrangement, and it also provides certainty for infrastructure investment. The council discussed the implication of this transfer, particularly regarding exclusivity and the future opportunity for the Town to provide its own utility service to the area, including the Executive Airport site.
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