Public documents that mention Thomas E. Batchelor.
Sep 10, 2026·Board meeting
Shelbyville Mayor and City Council Regular Meeting
The council discussed and approved various grant contracts for airport maintenance and infrastructure improvements, including terminal reconstruction and parking lot expansion. The City Manager provided reports on successful local tourism publicity campaigns and upcoming features in development district media. The consent agenda included approval for soccer complex utility installations, software acquisition for the solid waste department, breathing apparatus for the fire department, and new vehicles for the police department. Additionally, the meeting included a public hearing regarding an ordinance amendment for the municipal zoning code concerning open space requirements.
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The Commission addressed several planning and development matters. Key items included the approval of a site plan for Duksan Outdoor Storage and a quick lubrication facility for Valvoline Instant Oil Change, alongside the final plat approval for the Ole Nash Estate Phase 1 subdivision. The commission issued an unfavorable recommendation regarding a rezoning application for 933 W. Jackson St. due to concerns over spot zoning, safety, and flood risks. Additionally, the commission approved an updated planning and community development fee schedule and discussed potential future regulations and a possible moratorium regarding data center land use.
Jan 28, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Shelbyville Mayor & City Council, Planning Commission & Shelbyville Power, Water & Sewerage System Board Special Called Study Session
The study session focused on City Growth and Development. Key discussion points included a presentation by the Director of Planning & Community Development covering the City Snapshot regarding current growth status, the impact of Design Standards on Multifamily and Nonresidential Design, and a discussion on managing growth through adjustments and new tools such as Overlays, Open Space and Buffering, Definitions and Processes, Stormwater Management, and Access Management. The session also addressed 2026 projects, specifically the Forest Hills Subdivision and Development Fees. The General Manager of Shelbyville Power, Water & Sewerage also provided input.
Jan 28, 2026·Board meeting
Joint City Council Planning Commission Growth Meeting Special Called Study Session
The session, involving the City Council, Planning Commission, and the Power, Water & Sewerage System Board, focused on City Growth & Development. Key discussion points included a City Snapshot presentation on current growth conditions, analysis of the impact of Design Standards on Multifamily and Nonresidential Design, and detailed discussions regarding potential adjustments to growth management tools such as Overlays, Open Space and Buffering, Definitions and Processes, Stormwater Management, and Access Management. The agenda also included a review of 2026 Projects, specifically the Forest Hills Subdivision and Development Fees, followed by a Question & Answer session with all City Departments.
