The Reserve at Union Woodlands PUD Rezoning
The Reserve at Union Woodlands plan would rezone about 147 acres of farmland off E. 200 South and U.S. 421 to allow a mixed-use development with single-family homes, townhomes, and commercial space.
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.
The Reserve at Union Woodlands plan would rezone about 147 acres of farmland off E. 200 South and U.S. 421 to allow a mixed-use development with single-family homes, townhomes, and commercial space.
A request to build a recreational park here, including a restroom and shelter building, an amphitheater, a playground, paved and unpaved trails, and related parking areas.
A 2-lot residential subdivision of 7.67 acres at 425 S 900 East, splitting the land into two home lots; the plan was approved.
A request to change the wording of the town's subdivision rules covering street lights.
A request to split a 10-acre property at 6905 S SR 267 into two lots for single-family homes, in a rural residential zoning district. Approved.
Samuel Ballard and Swati Singh got approval to do without the road frontage normally required at 3680 Willow Road and to put in a gated entrance off Willow Road.
A request to remove the required road frontage for a lot at 3511 Willow Road and allow a gated entrance onto Willow Road. The request was approved.
A request to waive the required road frontage at 3511 Willow Road and allow a gated entrance onto Willow Road. Approved.
This Willow Road property was granted permission to skip the required road frontage and instead put in a gated entrance off Willow.
A request to build closer to the side property line than the rules normally allow, on a residential property at 320 South Fourth Street in Zionsville's Urban Village Residential district.
A 10-lot, single-family home development called The Courtyards of Russell Oaks, planned at 8901 E. Oak Street.
The Courtyards of Russell Oaks is changing the layout of 10 single-family lots within the development at 8901 E. Oak Street.
Kouns AG Estates would split a 68-acre parcel at 10155 E 200 South into three home lots in a rural agricultural area, with the owner asking to postpone building a required walking path along CR 200 South.
A request to divide about 28 acres at 7740 E 400 South into three lots for homes.
A request to exceed the maximum lot coverage allowed in the Single-Family Residential zone, meaning buildings and paved surfaces on this Cobblestone Lakes property would cover more of the lot than the rules normally permit.
A request to reduce the combined side yard space required between this home and its neighbors, normally 15 feet total, for the property at 435 West Sycamore Street.
A request to allow a single-family home on this property, which sits in a General Agricultural zoning district where that use isn't normally permitted by right.
A request to add a clubhouse to the Rail Apartments at 1380 Saylor Drive.
Timothy and Jody Davis 6905 S. State Road 267, Development Standards Lebanon, IN 46052 Variance pursuant to Section 194.082 to exceed the 3:1 lot depth-to-width ratio in the Rural Single-Family
A request to allow a single agricultural lot to exceed the normal limit on how long and narrow it can be (its depth being more than three times its width) in the General Agriculture district.
The Courtyards of Russell Oaks plans to add a landscaped earth mound (berm) at 8901 E. Oak Street, in a rural single- and two-family residential area.
Union Woodlands is adding four more home lots to a previously approved plan, raising the total from 179 to 183, at 11589 E. 200 South.
A request to split 67.15 acres at 7860 S CR 850 E into three single-family home lots.
A request to amend the plat for the Union Woodlands subdivision at 11589 E. 200 South, adding a new subdivision entrance and increasing the number of lots from 179 to 183.
A new single-family home would be built on part of a 3.38-acre property at 900 Starkey Road, with the existing house kept on its own separate lot.
A request to build a tool shed at the Hoosier Village community at 9700 Hoosier Village Drive.
A request to divide a 23.41-acre parcel at 7925 E. 500 South into 3 residential lots.
Wild Air proposes splitting about 24 acres on Marysville Road into four lots for multi-family housing.
A request to split a 13.9-acre property at 11558 E. 500 South into three residential lots.
A request to move the lot line between two parcels at 3675 Marketplace Drive in the Holliday Farms development, reconfiguring the two lots to make way for a Starbucks.
A request to merge two lots into one and move a previously recorded trail easement on a third lot, part of The Shops at Holliday Farms at 3546 S. U.S. Highway 421.
A request to create a lot that is longer and narrower than the standard rules allow in a rural single- and two-family residential area. This petition was withdrawn.
A request to build 282 homes on 345 acres off US Highway 421, with three exceptions to the subdivision rules, including longer dead-end streets and skipping sidewalks around the edges. This petition has been withdrawn.
Brant Hile 480 Isenhour Hills Drive, Development Standards Zionsville, IN 46077 Variance pursuant to Section 194.047 (C)(5) to exceed the maximum lot coverage in the Single-Family Residential (R-SF-2)
A request to allow a single home lot that is more than three times as deep as it is wide, which the rural zoning rules normally don't permit. The petition was withdrawn.
A request to allow this single residential lot to be more than three times as deep as it is wide, which the rural single-family zoning rules don't normally permit. The petition was withdrawn.
Two homes on a single property where the rules normally allow only one, on a rural single-family lot at 7740 East 400 South. This request was withdrawn.
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.