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7/20/2026 Zionsville Town Council Meeting
Published: Jul 20, 2026
Town Council Approves Pulte Homes Rezoning Request for Bradbury Subdivision
The town council considered an ordinance amending the town of Zionsville's zoning ordinance, specifically Petition 2025-75-Z, related to the Pulte-Smith-Montsori Bradbury Ordinance 2026-12. The ordinance proposed rezoning from R1 to R2 classification. The applicant, Pulte Homes, presented a revised site plan with 197 lots, down from an initial 199. Several lots were removed near a specific property owner's house and to the south of Mr. Cornucione's house to address livability concerns. Commitments were made regarding landscaping, including evergreen trees at a minimum height of eight feet at planting, and enhanced architectural standards for homes. The council debated the definition of 'rural subdivision,' the density implications of R1 versus R2 zoning, and the contiguity requirement for R2 designations. After extensive discussion, a motion to deny the ordinance failed. A subsequent motion to approve the ordinance passed.
Town Council Approves Rudolph Easement Vacation
The town council considered an ordinance regarding the vacation of an easement, specifically the Rudolph easement, on its second reading, Ordinance 2026-16. The item was previously presented at the last meeting. The council determined further presentation was not necessary and proceeded to a vote. A motion to approve on final reading was made and seconded. The motion passed unanimously, indicating the council's approval for the easement vacation.
Town Council Establishes Fund for Zionsville Tree Board Donations
The town council considered an ordinance establishing the Zionsville Tree Board Fund, Ordinance 2026-17, on its first reading. The Tree Board requested the creation of a fund to accept donations. The ordinance establishes the necessary accounting mechanism for receiving and disbursing these funds, which would otherwise go to the town's general donation fund. The council discussed the need for future clarification on how the funds can be used. A motion to introduce the ordinance on first reading was made and seconded. Following a motion to suspend the rules and a second, the council approved the ordinance on first reading. Subsequently, a motion to approve the ordinance on final reading was made and seconded, and it passed unanimously.
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