Pulte Rezoning - Smith-Monsoori Single-family Development
A request to rezone about 140 acres at 8101 E. 300 South from rural single-family to a district allowing single- and two-family homes, to build a 209-lot single-family development.
Every petition the Town of Zionsville Plan Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals recorded in 2025 — rezonings, plats, development plans, and variances — read straight from the town’s posted agendas and minutes.
A request to rezone about 140 acres at 8101 E. 300 South from rural single-family to a district allowing single- and two-family homes, to build a 209-lot single-family development.
A request to divide about 11.15 acres into 18 single-family home lots, part of a larger 400-lot development in Whitestown's jurisdiction. The petitioner has withdrawn it.
A request to rezone 13.38 acres at 4101 S. 875 East from rural single-family to a planned development for a 31-unit townhome project; the petitioner has withdrawn it.
The Shoppes at Holliday Farms would put up an 11,473-square-foot building for multiple tenants on a lot in the Holliday Farms development, at 3715 Marketplace Drive.
A request to add more approved exterior design styles for new homes at two addresses on East 200 South, building on an earlier development plan.
A request to divide 11.52 acres at 6100 S 275 East into 3 lots in a rural general business district; the plan commission denied it.
A request to build a new Tom Wood automobile dealership on about 9.87 acres along Crane Drive, with a roughly 32,700-square-foot building and parking.
A wall-sign size variance was approved for the property at 5900 W 96 Street, allowing signage larger than the maximum area the rules normally permit.
A request to operate a farm and garden supply retail business at 526 N 1200 E in Sheridan, IN 46069, on a property where that use isn't normally permitted.
A request to allow a landscape contractor business to operate at 526 N 1200 East, on land zoned for rural general use. The request was denied.
A request to add a cooler enclosure at Gables Bagels, 270 S. Main St. in downtown Zionsville.
The Farm commercial development is adding outdoor seating between Buildings 5 and 6.
Fayette Farms proposes splitting 8.13 acres at 7615 Fayette Road into 3 lots for 3 single-family homes, with waivers from building perimeter paths and providing water facilities; the request was denied.
A snack shack is being added to the Zionsville Golf Course at 10799 E. 550 South.
A request to build a 13,200-square-foot multi-tenant commercial building, with parking, on 1.10 acres at 11792 Sylo Crossing in The Farm development.
A request to reduce the required minimum lot size below 2 acres and to allow building closer to a property line than the normal 30-foot setback. This was approved.
A request to reduce the combined side yard setback at 190 N Maple Street, allowing the building to sit closer to the side property lines than the rules normally require.
A request to build a home larger than the maximum square footage normally allowed, in the Woodlands subdivision off County Road 200 South in Zionsville. Approved.
A request to provide fewer parking spaces than normally required for a Rural General Business property at 14 Strongbox Commercial Crane Drive.
64 townhomes are proposed on 9.44 acres within the Holliday Farms planned development, off Marketplace Drive, along with new roads and infrastructure to serve them.
A request to merge six existing lots and resubdivide them into 64 lots for a townhome development at 3895 Marketplace Drive, within the Holliday Farms planned community.
A request to rezone about 182 acres at 1755 S. US Highway 421 from rural agriculture to a planned mixed-use development combining farming, homes, low-intensity commercial space, and a non-profit operation.
A property owner at 10701 De Andra Drive got approval to build into the 20-foot side yard setback on the south side, letting a structure sit closer to the side property line than the rules normally allow.
A request to build up to five two-family homes (duplexes) at 7615 Fayette Road. The request was denied.
A request to add lighting to a second soccer field at the ZYSA complex at 5616 S. 700 East.
A request to build a 22,500-square-foot commercial office building and corporate headquarters on 2.49 acres at 10885 Creek Way, on Lot 2 of Creekside Corporate Park.
A request to put up two monument signs at the entrance to a single-family home subdivision, where the rural-equestrian zoning rules would normally allow only one.
A request to build a single-family home on land zoned Rural General at 345 S 775 E in Zionsville.
A request to reduce the south side yard setback at 145 S 775 E, allowing a building or structure to sit closer to the south property line than the rules normally require.
A request to build with more lot coverage than the 35% maximum allowed in this residential zoning district, letting buildings and paving cover more of the property; the board denied it.
A request to upgrade the rear access and the deck area facing 1st Street at this existing building in the Village Business district.
A request to build a new outdoor amenity center on 2.12 acres within the Hoosier Village development at 9895 Hoosier Village Drive.
Two building additions totaling 4,209 square feet are planned for the industrial property at 10701 Deandra Drive.
A request to build a new 20,000-square-foot, two-story commercial building with multiple tenant spaces, plus parking, driveways, and utilities, on 2.09 acres in Creekside Corporate Park at 5550 W. 106th Street.
A request to rezone two parcels at 115 S. Elm Street, totaling about 7.5 acres, to the Special Use Seven (SU-7) district from their current residential and village business zoning.
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.