Every rezoning, plat, development plan, and variance before the Zionsville Plan Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals in 2025, from the town’s posted agendas and minutes.
A request to add new town rules covering accessory dwelling units (ADUs), agritourism, and zoning code enforcement penalties; the proposal has been tabled at the administration's request.
A request to build closer to the west property line than the rules normally allow, at 9019 E 100 North in Whitestown.
A request to add a 640-square-foot addition to Fire Station #292 at 998 S. U.S. 421.
The Town is considering new zoning rules for solar energy systems, wind energy conversion systems, and battery energy storage systems, replacing some existing regulations. This item is currently tabled and not being heard.
A request to reduce the north side setback at 110 N. Third Street, allowing a structure to sit closer to the north property line than the rules normally require.
A request to reduce the required side yard setback at 9957 Ford Valley Lane in Fox Hollow, which would let a structure sit closer to the side property line than the rules normally allow. The board denied it.
A request to build a single-family home on a property currently zoned for rural general agriculture.
A request to cover more of the lot at 980 W Pine Street with buildings or other structures than the rules for this residential area normally allow.
A town-wide change to the subdivision rules that would require using FEMA and NOAA data when calculating and regulating stormwater runoff from subdivision plats, both developed and undeveloped.
A request to amend the approved plat for the 2.63-acre Block 1 in Section 4 of Holliday Farms (4480 Willow Road) to create 20 townhome lots.
A grocery store of about 118,300 square feet, with its own parking and loading areas, at 6425 E. SR 334.
A grocery store is proposed on about 14.7 acres at 6425 E. SR 234, which would be split into two lots.
Zionsville Schools plans to build a new early learning center along with administrative buildings on a 69.4-acre site at 5565 S 700 East.
Lincoln Park at 100 W. Oak Street is getting upgrades, including a new gazebo, a water feature, a monument sign, and interior ADA-accessible walkways.
A request to split about 36.5 acres into two lots in a rural single- and two-family residential area, along with a waiver from the requirement to build sidewalks around the property. The request was denied.
A request to change how outdoor dining gets approved in the Village Business District; the Town Council rejected the change and the Plan Commission's decision was not finalized.
A town-wide change to the zoning rules that would alter how Development Plans get approved. The Town Council's written statement on it is still pending.
A request to build a home closer to the front property line than the rules normally allow, in a Rural Single-Family Residential zone at 5501 S 800 E. The request was denied.
Zionsville Youth Soccer at 5616 S 700 E asked for permission to use lighting that differs from the town's wavelength and color-temperature rules. The request was approved.
A request to build a major residential subdivision on land currently zoned Rural Equestrian at 7860 E 850 S.
A request to build a 7,180-square-foot dental office on a 1.20-acre lot in the Holliday Farms community, at 3710 Marketplace Drive.
A request to build a 45,000-square-foot building with office space and shop/storage area on 3.35 acres at 10870 Creek Way, for the business Exclusive Autosport.
A request to combine two recorded lots, Lots 7 and 8 of Creekside Corporate Park at 10870 Creek Way, into a single lot under the Creekside Planned Unit Development zoning.
A request to build a 14,300-square-foot Goodwill retail store on 2.39 acres at 5900 W. 96th Street.
A request to add outdoor seating to the existing Dairy Queen restaurant at 340 S. First Street.
A 3.88-acre park is planned on part of a lot within the Wild Air development in Zionsville.
A request to build Bradley Ridge - Section 1C, a 75-lot single-family home neighborhood on 39.1 acres at 1310 U.S. 421, under the Bradley Ridge Planned Unit Development zoning.
Salon on Pointe plans to enclose an existing second-floor balcony at 7637 Stonegate Drive so the space can be used for the business.
Stock Yards Bank is approved to build a bank branch on a 0.65-acre lot (Lot 7) in The Farm at Zionsville PUD.
A request to increase the number of lots in the multi-family section of Wild Air from 4 to 7 across about 24 acres.
InterActive Academy plans to add new building entrances and an internal road connection at its 3795 S. U.S. 421 site.
A new restaurant called Gables Bagels with outdoor seating would go into the existing 1,560-square-foot building at 270 S. Main Street, in Zionsville's Village Business district.
A 40-lot single-family home development on 172.4 acres at 1310 U.S. 421, on land being rezoned as the Bradley Ridge Planned Unit Development.
A request to build Bradley Ridge - Section 1A, a 50-lot single-family home development on 42.4 acres at 1310 U.S. 421, on land being rezoned as a Planned Unit Development.
A request to remove Alaskan Moose Drive from the Union Woodlands subdivision plat at 11589 E. 200 South, on land zoned for rural single- and two-family homes and general agriculture.
A request to add landscape mounding and a single pathway instead of two sidewalks at this rural residential and agricultural property on East 200 South.
A request to build a memory care facility at 6863 W. Stonegate Drive in the Stonegate subdivision.
A request at 55 East Ash Street to enlarge a building or use that doesn't fully meet current zoning rules but was allowed when it was established.
A request to split one agriculturally zoned property near 1659 S 700 E in Whitestown into two lots for homes.
Every petition is a public filing before the Zionsville Plan Commission or Board of Zoning Appeals, from the town’s posted agendas and minutes, and links to its staff report. Status reflects the most recent meeting (proposed, under review, approved, denied, or withdrawn); a filing is a proposal, not a guarantee that anything gets built. For homes the county has recorded built and sold, see New construction. Nothing here is a for-sale listing.
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