Zionsville Neighborhood Action Group ZNAG

BE THERE!!

Board of Zoning Appeals meetings

March 4 - 6:30 pm

April 1 - 6:30 pm

The house at 145 North Main Street is more than 100 years old, is in fine condition, yet the recent purchasers of the house have stated that they purchased the home with the intent of tearing it down.

The owners are also requesting a variance for 42.2% lot coverage (35% is allowable through the zoning). They will be building to the maximum allowed 35' (the recently built home across the street is this height)

Read about it here

THANK YOU to everyone who fought Sycamore Flats. We hope that town leadership and neighbors can now work together to find actionable solutions well before plans reach the approval stage

Traffic Impact Study

2017 PASER report

Letter to the Editor:

Enhancing the Future of Zionsville's Fragile, One of a Kind Quality of Life

For Reference:

There are roughly 600 homes in the village residential area. Adding 184 apartments would increase that density by 30%.

Town meeting minutes and audio recordings are available here.

At the October 23, 2017 Town Council meeting, a section of property was rezoned from B2/B3 to Urban Village Business District

Sycamore Flats developers want to create a Planned Unit Development on the property versus following the zoning change that was supported by local residents

The Traffic Study for the project can be found here

A new development

A new PUD request (read it here) has been filed with the Zionsville Plan Commission. The PUD outlines building commercial and multifamily units on roughly four acres in the neighborhood area of the Village of Zionsville. "Sycamore Flats" would consist of 184 apartments and 5,000 square feet of commercial space.

They said what?
Matt Price, attorney for Sycamore Flats, said PUDs should be used sparingly and for low-density development when he first brought the idea to Zionsville for approval. Check out the article here