The council discussed various community issues, including a public hearing regarding the vacation of an alley at 560 West Poplar, which was approved. The town's 2027 budget proposal was reviewed, focusing on balancing revenues with expenditures, delaying specific new hires, and shifting certain planning costs. Additionally, the annual stormwater presentation was held, highlighting the town's efforts in maintaining drainage infrastructure, and a resolution was considered for the appropriation of funds to replace the Mulberry Fields splash pad.
Sep 22, 2026
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Zionsville Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting Notice And Agenda
The meeting notice and agenda outline several key business items for the commission, including a review of monthly and TIF area reports, the introduction of the 2027 draft budget, and the consideration of various project reports and finance committee updates. Additional documentation provided includes detailed project status updates for multiple development areas such as Creekside Corporate Park, the Village, and Holliday Farms, along with financial budget reports for 2026 and 2027.
The meeting agenda includes discussions regarding monthly, TIF area, and director's reports, as well as the consideration of claims for approval. Key new business items include the Pop-Up Plaza design and construction contract and an introduction to the 2027 draft budget. Various reports on project statuses and TIF financial updates for the Zionsville Redevelopment Commission were also prepared for the session.
Sep 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Zionsville Town Council Meeting Notice & Agenda
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.
