Every petition the Town of Zionsville Plan Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals recorded in 2024 — rezonings, plats, development plans, and variances — read straight from the town’s posted agendas and minutes.
A request to redesign three commercial buildings on about 2.22 acres in the Holliday Farms development at 3546 S. US 421.
A request to build a medical office building, the Center for Sight, on about 5.69 acres in the Creekside Corporate Park along Creek Way.
A request to build closer to the street than the Rural Local Business zoning rules normally allow at 5900 W. 96th Street, by reducing the required front yard setback.
A pergola (an open slatted shade structure) over an outdoor dining area at the south end of a building being built on Lot "J" at Appaloosa Crossing, 3311 S. U.S. Highway 421.
Development Plan Amendment for the addition of vinyl walls to the existing patio being in the Village Business District (VBD).
A request to build an additional fueling station with a canopy at the Marathon at 6378 Crane Drive in Whitestown.
A self-serve, pet-friendly taproom and beer garden at 10903 E. 300 South in Zionsville.
A request to build a wireless communication facility, including a 150-foot-tall monopole, on the property at 5964 S. 700 East.
A request to build a multi-tenant retail building on a lot in the Appaloosa Crossing development at 3295 S. U.S. Highway 421, with waivers from some of the area's building design and materials rules.
A self-storage facility is proposed at 7250 W. Oak Street on about 10 acres, with roughly 81,000 square feet of climate-controlled storage and 30,000 square feet of non-climate-controlled storage.
A surface parking lot would be added to the existing facilities at 5155 W. Old 106th Street, covering 6.63 acres in an industrial-zoned area.
A request to combine two existing commercial lots into one 13.78-acre lot at 5155 W. Old 106th Street, in an area zoned for general industrial use.
South Village PUD proposes rezoning about 169 acres south of the Village Business District, including the Creekside and Dow Park areas, into a single Planned Unit Development district. (Approved.)
A request to build a group of commercial buildings on outlots within The Farm development off Braden Way.
Cafe Patachou wants to add side panels to enclose its existing patio at 95 E. Pine Street in the Village Business District. (Approved.)
St. Francis In-the-Fields, an existing church at 1525 Mulberry Street, is adding on to its building.
A renovation of an existing office and warehouse building at 7031 Mayflower Park Drive, with the developer asking to skip certain architectural design and building-material standards.
K&M Holdings plans to build a 3,200-square-foot building on a 10.08-acre parcel zoned for rural industrial use at 478 N. 1100 East.
A commercial subdivision splitting a roughly 24-acre parcel at 1310 S. U.S. 421 into one lot and two blocks within the Holliday Farms development.
A request to split a 2.23-acre commercial property at 1455 W. Oak Street into two separate commercial lots.
A request to add 3,000 square feet to the existing building at 10815 Deandra Drive and expand its parking area, on land zoned for industrial use.
Building additions to the existing Zionsville Presbyterian Church facility at 4775 W. 116th Street.
A request to redevelop the existing church at 6100 S. 275 East, adding a 2,600-square-foot canopy/building addition along with renovated parking and new landscaping.
A multi-tenant flex warehouse building is proposed at 10890 Bennett Parkway, with requests to deviate from the standard building design and materials rules.
A request to build up to 290 multi-family homes on Marysville Road, with one building including ground-floor commercial space.
Four retail and office buildings on a single lot at 3546 and 3650 S. U.S. Highway 421, one of them an existing historic structure, as part of the Holliday Farms development.
A request to build a roughly 6,500-square-foot retail building at 3251 S. U.S. Highway 421, along with permission to vary from the standard architectural design and building-material rules.
Every petition here is a public filing before the Zionsville Plan Commission or Board of Zoning Appeals, read straight from the town’s posted agendas and minutes — each one links to the town’s own staff report. Status reflects the most recent meeting (proposed, under review, approved, denied, or withdrawn), and a filing is a proposal, not a guarantee that anything gets built. The “recently finished” homes come from county records of what’s actually been completed. Nothing here is a for-sale listing.