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Oct 29, 2026·Board meeting
Fortville Board Of Zoning Appeals Meeting
The Board of Zoning Appeals discussed a variance request for the construction of two duplex homes at 443 and 445 East Michigan Street. The petitioner sought variances regarding lot width, lot size, and side setbacks. The Board reviewed staff recommendations, which included requirements for fiber cement siding, specific painting for trim and freeze boards, and the installation of perimeter storm drains to manage runoff. The meeting also included deliberations on adjusting the side setback requirements to better accommodate property maintenance and mitigate potential concerns from neighbors.
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The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing to consider a variance request submitted by Neu Real Estate Group regarding proposed duplex homes at 443-445 Michigan Street. The request involves seeking variances to allow for smaller lot widths of 35 feet instead of the required 45 feet and smaller lot sizes of 4,200 square feet instead of the required 5,400 square feet.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Fortville Advisory Plan Commission Public Meeting
The agenda includes a public hearing to consider a rezone request for 1050 Alden Drive from Hancock County Residential 1.0 (R1.0) to Fortville Rural Residential (RR), for which the Commission will provide a recommendation to the Town Council. The meeting also includes board and staff comments.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting
Fortville Plan Commission Plan Commission Meeting
The commission reviewed and provided a favorable recommendation to the town council regarding the rezoning of property at 1050 Alden Drive from Hancock County Residential 1.0 to Fortville Rural Residential. Key topics included the potential for future development, considerations for future road extensions, property lot sizes, and ensuring the comprehensive plan map remains accurate and consistent with the proposed zoning change.
