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 at 55 East Ash Street in Olivers Addition to expand a legally established structure that doesn't meet current zoning rules, and to reduce both the combined side yard setback and the south side yard setback.
A request to divide the agriculturally zoned property at 1659 S 700 E into a two-lot minor residential subdivision.
A development plan for 20 townhomes in five buildings on 2.63 acres at 1310 S. U.S. 421, Block 1 of the Holliday Farms planned development.
Heritage Trail Park, at 4050 S. 875 East, would get a public greenhouse on its grounds, which sit in a rural single-family residential zoning district.
A request to split a 15.06-acre property in the Rural General Agriculture district into two residential lots, with a request to delay building a required pathway along CR 100 North.
44 townhomes in eight buildings on 3.92 acres at 3911 S. U.S. Highway 421, part of the Holliday Farms East development.
A two-story addition of about 14,150 square feet is planned for the existing Advent Lutheran Church worship building at 11250 N. Michigan Road.
A property owner is seeking to re-plat a single agricultural lot at 6325 S 275 East and to delay building a required walking path along CR 275 East.
A request to create a two-lot minor residential subdivision at 11194 E 100 North, on land zoned for general agriculture.
A request to let the restaurant outdoor seating at Gables Bagels, 270 South Main Street in the Original Plat of Zionsville, stay in place instead of being removed at the close of each business day.
A request to allow outdoor restaurant dining for Gables Bagels at 270 South Main Street, in the village business district of the Original Plat of Zionsville.
A Kroger request to reduce the required number of loading berths from nine to three at 6425 E SR 334, a property zoned Rural General Business.
A request from Kroger to allow open (outdoor) material storage at 6425 E. SR 334, in the rural general business zoning district.
A request to depart from the required architectural design standards at Advent Evangelical Lutheran Church, 11250 N Michigan Road, in the Urban Office Business district and Urban Michigan Road Overlay.
A request to reduce the side yard setback, the required distance from a side property line, at Advent Evangelical Lutheran Church, 11250 N. Michigan Road, in the Urban Office district and Urban Michigan Road Overlay.
A request to split an 8.76-acre property at 430 N. 1200 East into two residential lots, with a request to delay installing sidewalks.
A request from Zionsville Community Schools to exceed the maximum building height allowed in its special-use zoning district at 1000 Mulberry Street.
A request to update Zionsville High School's 2008 master plan and expand its locker facility on about 79 acres at 1000 Mulberry Street.
A request to allow landscaping within an easement at 5900 W 96 Street, a property zoned Rural Local Business.
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.
A request to allow a car wash at 3245 S. US 421 in Appaloosa Crossing, within the Rural Michigan Road Overlay.
A request by Xanderbuilt Commercial LLC to run a landscape contractor business at 526 N 1200 E, on land zoned for rural general agriculture.
A request for an accessory building taller than the height limit at 1135 S 900 E, in a rural single-family residential zone.
A request to cover more of the lot than zoning allows at 8759 Cobblestone Drive, a single-family residential property.
A request from Skiage Enterprises to reduce the front yard setback and eliminate the required buffer yard along the south property line at 6863 W. Stonegate Drive in Stonegate, which is zoned rural professional business.
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, approved in part, denied, dismissed, 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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