Noblesville, IN

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals will review four applications on September 8, 2026. The most significant item is a request to amend a previous approval to illuminate a tennis court recreation area on a multi-family residential property. The board will also consider three variance requests for an accessory structure at 16280 Cherry Tree Road and one setback reduction at 6818 O'Hara Court.

• Amend approval to illuminate tennis courts at 100 Clarendon Drive (R5 zone)
• Variance for accessory structure square footage at 16280 Cherry Tree Road
• Variance for accessory structure height at 16280 Cherry Tree Road
• Variance for accessory structure rear yard setback at 16280 Cherry Tree Road
• Reduce rear yard setback from 20 to 16 feet at 6818 O'Hara Court (R-2 zone)

Plan Commission

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Noblesville Board of Public Works and Safety will open bids for the 2026 Sidewalk Replacement Project and consider a consent agenda with routine approvals, including plats, easements, and bond releases. New items include agreements for a bunkroom remodel, a facade grant, amendments to arena and art agreements, and several temporary street closures for community events.

• Bid opening for 2026 Sidewalk Replacement Project
• Temporary closure of alley north of 56 South 5th Street for 5th Street Bistro birthday party
• Secondary plats for Heffernan Estates, Harbourwalk Phase 1 Building 2, and replats in Saxony Corporate Campus
• Facade improvement grant for 35 South 5th Street
• Temporary closures for Veterans of Foreign Wars event, block party, and Noblesville High School homecoming parade

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council will consider several ordinances, including two annexations totaling about 159 acres for planned developments, additional appropriations for the police headquarters project, a park fund transfer for pedestrian improvements at Finch Creek Park, vacating an alley right-of-way, and authorizing a taxable economic development revenue note for the BioLife Solutions project. Public hearings are scheduled for several of these items. The meeting also includes routine approvals of minutes, claims, and citizen comments.

• Ordinance #33-07-26: Annex ~99 acres in the 15000-15400 block of East 156th Street (Encore at Linden Walk Planned Development)
• Ordinance #34-07-26: Annex ~60 acres in the 11500-11800 block of East 181st Street (Parks at Crossroads Planned Development)
• Ordinances #42-08-26 and #43-08-26: Additional appropriations for the Police Headquarters Project (Civil City Capital Projects Reserve Fund and General Fund)
• Ordinance #44-08-26: Additional appropriation in Park Fund and reduction in General Fund for pedestrian improvements at Finch Creek Park
• Ordinance #46-08-26: Authorize funding for Taxable Economic Development Revenue Note, Series 2026 (BioLife Solutions Project)

Board of Public Works & Safety

Council Committees

The Noblesville City Council Finance Committee will review a proposed ordinance authorizing a taxable economic development revenue note of up to $1,000,000 for the BioLife Solutions Project, which involves Sexton Biotechnologies, Inc. leasing a 35,000-square-foot facility in Washington Business Park. The committee will also receive the annual opioid settlement report, discuss 2027 budget preparation, and review the claims docket. Additionally, the agenda addendum notes postponed appropriation ordinances and potential future fiscal ordinances.

• Ordinance #XX-08-26: Loan authorization up to $1,000,000 for BioLife Solutions Project (Sexton Biotechnologies)
• Opioid Settlement Annual Report - 2026 (required by August 31)
• 2027 Budget Preparation update and discussion
• Claims Docket Review
• Postponed 2nd readings for Ord 42-08-26 and Ord 43-08-26 due to DLGF portal glitch

Plan Commission

The Noblesville Plan Commission meeting scheduled for August 17, 2026, was cancelled because no applications were received or filed for consideration. The meeting was set to begin at 6:00 PM in Council Chambers at Noblesville City Hall.

Economic Development Commission

The Noblesville Economic Development Commission will hold a public hearing and consider Resolution 2026-01, which would approve a $1,000,000 forgivable loan to Sexton Biotechnologies, Inc. (a BioLife Solutions subsidiary) for its relocation to Washington Business Park. The project involves a $16 million capital investment and is expected to create or retain 30 jobs with an average salary of $85,000. The commission will also elect officers for the year.

• Public hearing and consideration of Resolution 2026-01 for a $1,000,000 forgivable loan
• BioLife Solutions project at 15583 North Pointe Blvd, Washington Business Park
• Project capital investment of approximately $16,000,000
• 30 new and retained jobs with average salary of $85,000
• Election of Commission officers (President, Vice-President, Secretary)

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will open quotes for the Wellington Parkway storm sewer replacement, consider consent agenda items including sewer service agreements and bond releases, and discuss new items such as surplus fire equipment, a PILOT agreement, and several temporary road closures.

• Quote opening for Wellington Parkway storm sewer replacement
• Memorandum of agreement for sewer service to Promise Road parcels
• Replat for Hamilton County Judicial Center
• PILOT agreement with Calvary Apostolic Church of Noblesville
• Temporary closures: alley between 5th and 10th Streets, Olio Road near 156th Street, Covered Bridge Way at Allisonville Road

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances annexing two planned developments (Encore at Linden Walk and Parks at Crossroads), rezone properties including a site at 1715 Division Street, and approve additional appropriations for the police headquarters project and Finch Creek Park pedestrian improvements. The agenda also includes presentations on a Wawa fuel center and a text amendment to the Promenade development, plus a cash transfer to the park fund.

• Ordinance #33-07-26: annex ~59 acres at 15000-15400 E 156th St (Encore at Linden Walk)
• Ordinance #34-07-26: annex ~60 acres at 11500-11800 E 181st St (Parks at Crossroads)
• Ordinance #40-08-26: rezone 18.7 acres at 1715 Division St from I2/LB/R4/FH to DT-FH
• Ordinances #42-08-26 and #43-08-26: additional appropriations for police headquarters project
• Presentation: Wawa fuel/convenience center at 10113 E 191st St (Millers Crossing)

Council Committees

Council Committees

The Noblesville City Council Finance Committee will review fiscal actions to use cash reserves for the new Police Headquarters project, reducing the bond size needed. They will also consider a budget-neutral shift for Finch Creek Park trail improvements and review Q2 2026 financial reports. The meeting is a preview before the full council vote on August 11, 2026.

• Additional appropriation of $2,600,000 from Capital Projects Reserve Fund for Police HQ (Ordinance #XX-08-26)
• Additional appropriation of $1,290,000 from General Fund for Police HQ lease payments (Ordinance #XX-08-26)
• Appropriation shift of $150,000 from General Fund to Park Fund for Finch Creek Park trail improvements (Ordinance #XX-08-26)
• Cash transfer of up to $150,000 from General Fund to Park Fund for Boden Road pedestrian tunnel design (Resolution #TC-XX-26)
• Q2 2026 revenue 14.6% above budget; expenditures on track

The Finance Committee recommended approval of claims and discussed two fiscal actions for the August 11 council agenda: appropriating $4.9 million in cash reserves for the New Police Headquarters project, and a fiscally neutral appropriation shift and cash transfer for trail improvements at Finch Creek Park. The committee also received updates on Q2 2026 financial reports, noting revenues were $7.6 million (14.6%) above budget. No final votes were taken; these items are scheduled for council action.

• Recommended approval of claims docket
• Discussed appropriation of $4.9M cash reserves for Police HQ project (for council action)
• Discussed appropriation shift and cash transfer for Finch Creek Park trail improvements (for council action)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will review and vote on minutes from previous meetings and findings of fact. Three new business items are on the agenda: a rear-yard setback variance at 9615 Crescent Oaks Drive, five development-standard variances for a Habitat for Humanity project at 719 & 731 South 5th Street, and a front-yard setback variance at 15710 Allisonville Road.

• Variance of Development Standards to reduce rear-yard setback (20 feet required) at 9615 Crescent Oaks Drive (R-2 district)
• Five variances for Habitat for Humanity at 719 & 731 South 5th Street: corner lot area, lot width reduction to 49.28 feet, front-yard setback on Walnut Street, driveway setback to 7.5 feet, and no curb/gutter on South 5th Street frontage
• Variance to reduce front-yard setback at 15710 Allisonville Road (R-1/FH district)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals will review five variance applications at this meeting. Four requests relate to a Habitat for Humanity project at 719 & 731 South 5th Street, covering lot size, setbacks, and driveway placement. A fifth case seeks a rear-yard setback reduction at 9615 Crescent Oaks Drive. The board will also consider approval of past meeting minutes and findings of fact documents.

• Variance for rear-yard setback reduction at 9615 Crescent Oaks Drive (R-2 zoning)
• Four Habitat for Humanity variances at 719 & 731 South 5th Street (lot size, setbacks, driveway, curb/gutter)
• Approval of minutes from October 2025 through July 2026
• Review of findings of fact for Riverwood Avenue and 398 South 9th Street properties

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will vote on consent items including plat approvals and performance bonds for subdivisions. New discussion items include a contract to relocate the Forest Park Allen Hershall Carousel, a facade improvement grant for 20 North 5th Street, several temporary street closures for festivals and markets, and an amendment for the Innovation Mile project.

• Amendment No. 1 with American Structure Point for the Innovation Mile project
• Services agreement with Myers Construction Management, Inc. for relocation of the Forest Park Allen Hershall Carousel
• Facade improvement grant for 20 North 5th Street
• Services agreement with Concrete Tailors, LLC for concrete patio installation at Station 76
• Temporary closure of Mill Creek Road over Sly Run Creek for drainage structure replacement

Common Council

The Common Council will consider ordinances authorizing sewage works revenue bonds, lease rental bonds for the building corporation, and a major rezoning of approximately 130 acres from agricultural to moderate-density residential, followed by a planned development with 300 lots (Woodcroft). Also on the agenda: a resolution approving financing for a public safety facility, annual tax abatement compliance forms, and demolition authorization for a structure at 1523 Conner Street.

• Ordinance #35-07-28 authorizing sewage works revenue bonds for sewer system improvements
• Ordinance #36-07-28 pledging general revenues to lease rental bonds of the Noblesville Building Corporation
• Ordinance #37-07-26: change of zoning from A2 Agricultural to R3 Moderate-to-High Density Single-Family Residential for ~130 acres in the 14300-14800 block of East 156th Street
• Ordinance #38-07-26: change to R2/PD Residential Planned Development (Woodcroft) for ~130 acres and 300 residential lots
• Resolution RC-31-28 approving financing matters for a public safety facility

Council Committees

The Parks, Arts, & Community Engagement Committee will discuss updates regarding the Embrace Downtown initiative and upcoming parks programming. The body will also review the status of several public art installations.

• Embrace Downtown Phase 1b and business support updates
• Forest Park Crosswalk Art
• Midland Trace Trail at 32/Pleasant art
• Park Link Pass mural

The PACE Committee discussed updates on Downtown construction, parks projects, and public art. The committee agreed to approve the distribution of funds, pending availability, for the Park Link Pass mural installation. No formal votes were taken; the meeting was informational and collaborative.

• Approved distribution of funds for Park Link Pass mural, pending availability
• Discussed Embrace Downtown Phase 1B construction progress and business support programs
• Reviewed upcoming parks programming and Forest Park 100-year anniversary celebration
• Heard updates on public art projects, including Forest Park crosswalk art and Midland Trace Trail mural

Council Committees

The City Council Finance Committee is reviewing resolutions regarding tax abatement compliance and the financing of a new public safety facility. The meeting includes a preview of bond authorizations and the sale of city-owned properties to fund the project.

• Proposed Lease Rental Revenue Bonds of 2026 not to exceed $49,455,000 for a new Police HQ
• Proposed sale of 16 South 10th Street (City Hall), 135 South 9th Street (Fire Station 71), and 12575 East 166th Street (Street Department Salt Barn)
• Resolution confirming business entity compliance with tax abatement requirements for the Pay 2027 tax year
• Review of the project tract located at 1715 Division Street
• Discussion of future city code revisions regarding procurement, cash reserves, and debt management

The Finance Committee recommended approval of a resolution to finalize financing for the new Police Headquarters. The committee also recommended approval of a resolution confirming tax abatement compliance and the claims docket.

• Recommended approval of claims docket
• Recommended approval of resolution confirming tax abatement compliance
• Recommended approval of resolution for Police HQ financing

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a demolition permit in the Downtown Protection Boundary District, a zoning change and preliminary development plan for a new Noblesville Police Station on 18.7 acres at 1715 Division Street, and a special consideration for a 33,000-square-foot church and community building at 9854 Cumberland Pointe Boulevard. The commission may also vote on minutes and continuances.

• Application for demolition of residential accessory structure at 1523 Conner Street within Downtown Protection Boundary
• Change of zoning from I2, R4, LB, FH to DT Downtown Zoning District and FH Flood Hazard (Application No. LEGP 0087-2026)
• Adoption of DT-FH/GUO overlay and preliminary development plan for construction of Noblesville Police Station on +/- 18.7 acres at 1715 Division Street (Application No. LEGP 0088-2026)
• Special consideration for place of worship (13,000 SF) and community building (20,000 SF) on +/- 10 acres at 9854 Cumberland Pointe Boulevard in Corporate Campus Planned Development District

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold public hearings on three applications. These include zoning changes for a new police station and a special consideration for a church and community building.

• Zoning change and preliminary development plan for a police station at 1715 Division Street (+/- 18.7 acres)
• Special consideration for a 13,000-SF place of worship and 20,000-SF community building at 9854 Cumberland Pointe Boulevard
• Application for demolition of a residential accessory structure at 1523 Conner Street

Redevelopment Commission

The Noblesville Redevelopment Commission approved two resolutions (2026-05 and 2026-06) granting tax abatements and a $1 million forgivable loan to BioLife Solutions for its Washington Business Park relocation. The commission also considered a memorandum of understanding with Hamilton Southeastern Schools requesting a $25,000 TIF contribution for school‑based mental health services. Financial matters included approval of June 11, 2026 claims and a TIF fund update.

• Resolution 2026-05: Economic Development Agreement with Patch Development for BioLife Solutions incentives (tax abatements and $1 M forgivable loan)
• Resolution 2026-06: Economic Development Agreement with Sexton Biotechnologies for BioLife Solutions incentives (same terms)
• MOU with Hamilton Southeastern Schools requesting $25,000 contribution from Consolidated TIF for behavioral health services
• Approval of June 11, 2026 claims presented by the Controller
• Financial update on the Redevelopment Commission’s TIF funds

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council will consider ordinances to annex approximately 89 total acres for two planned development projects, each requiring a public hearing and fiscal plan. The council is also reviewing proposals to issue revenue bonds for municipal sewage system improvements and a building corporation lease, alongside second-quarter financial transfers.

• Ordinance #33.0728: Annexing ~9 acres in the 18000 18400 BLOCK OF EAST 180TH TREET for Encore at Lancen Walk Planned Development, establishing a public hearing and fiscal plan.
• Ordinance #34.0725: Annexing ~80 acres in the 11800-11500 BLOCK OF EAST 16151 STREET for Parks at Crossroads Planned Development, establishing a public hearing and fiscal plan.
• Ordinance #38.0728: Issuing sewage works revenue bonds to pay for additions, extensions, and improvements to the municipal sewage system.
• Resolution RCZ-28: Approving execution of a lease with Quattlight.
• Re-cast summaries for second quarter routine appropriation transfers and grant proceeds.

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will consider several service agreements for infrastructure projects and utility maintenance. The meeting also includes discussions on temporary street closures for local events and the release of various performance bonds.

• Release of performance bonds for Carlton Heights, Hamilton Town Dentistry, Slo Ridge, and Saxony
• Acceptance of maintenance bonds for Milano Ponte infrastructure and Promenade Shops Boulevard/Trails
• Temporary closure of 5th Street between Conner and Logans streets for Heartland LM Showcase and Solara Market
• Service agreement with Concrete Tailors, LLC for patio installation at Station
• Service agreement with Atlas Excavating for Hinkle Creek stormwater outfall project

The Board of Public Works and Safety approved a resolution recommending up to $26 million in sewage works revenue bonds to Common Council for the Headworks Rehabilitation and Lift Station 20 projects, with no rate change expected. It also approved several services agreements, including Atlas Excavating for the Hinkle Creek Stormwater Outfall project ($169,426), Central Industrial Contractors for Digester No. 2 repair ($58,717), and USI Consultants for the Finch Creek pedestrian tunnel ($432,450). All votes were unanimous (4-0).

• Approved Resolution RB-30-26 recommending $26M sewage works revenue bonds to Common Council (4-0)
• Approved services agreement with Atlas Excavating for Hinkle Creek Stormwater Outfall ($169,426) (4-0)
• Approved services agreement with Central Industrial Contractors for Digester No. 2 repair ($58,717) (4-0)
• Approved services agreement with USI Consultants for Finch Creek pedestrian tunnel ($432,450) (4-0)
• Approved purchase of easement machine from Brown Equipment ($89,802.01) (4-0)
• Approved services agreement with Webster Environmental for odor control (up to $200,000) (4-0)
• Approved services agreement with Streetlight Data for traffic data ($39,029/year) (4-0)
• Approved Road Impact Fee credit allocation for Avanza at Hyde Park ($402,260.85) (4-0)

Council Committees

The Noblesville Roads Committee received updates on numerous road and trail projects, including a $12 million BUILD grant for State Road 37 improvements and several state-funded awards for roundabouts and trail bridges. No formal votes were taken; the meeting was informational, with staff reporting on project statuses and upcoming bid dates.

• No formal votes taken; meeting was informational only
• Reviewed $12M BUILD grant for SR 37 improvements
• Noted MPO awards: $494,400 (Pleasant St Phase II), $5,475,700 (Phase III), $1,633,915 (Little Chicago/Carrigan roundabout), $2,002,400 (141st/Howe roundabout)
• Noted INDOT awards: $8.9M rural (Olio Rd), $2.8M safety (Olio/156th roundabout), $3.01M HSIP (Boden/166th roundabout), $6,041,525 rural (Boden Rd)
• Noted new grants: $441,000 sign modernization, $244,800 ADA sidewalk, $3,130,000 Next Level Trails (Nickel Plate Trail bridge)
• Bid dates set: sidewalk improvements Aug 11, SR 38/Logan roundabout Aug 2026, Olio Rd construction Oct/Dec 2026
• Construction schedules: Pleasant St Phase II open, Phase III punch list; Boden Rd projects planned for 2028
• Embrace Downtown Phase 1B on schedule for November completion

Council Committees

The City Council Finance Committee will preview a proposal to pledge city revenues toward lease payments for a new police headquarters building. The committee will also review an ordinance and resolution authorizing the financing structure, which estimates total project costs at $53,000,000. Staff will additionally present updates on the 2025 financial audit, routine budget transfers, and grant appropriations for Q2 2026.

• Ordinance #XX-07-26: Pledging general revenue to fund lease payments for a new police headquarters.
• Resolution #RC-XX-26: Approving the lease agreement between the City and Noblesville Building Corporation.
• 2025 Financial Audit Update: Review of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) and independent audit findings.
• Q2 Budget Updates: Review of routine appropriation transfers per RC-1-26 and grant proceeds appropriations per RC-2-26.
• Claims Docket Review: Standard review of city payment claims.

The July 9, 2026 Finance Committee meeting recorded that there were no prior discussion items on the agenda. The meeting was adjourned at 8:43 a.m. No actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will decide on a conditional use application for a wireless telecommunications tower near Riverwood Avenue. It will also hear multiple variance requests for properties at 398 S 5th Street, 8862 Lavender Court, 1479 Maple Avenue, and 611 Mill Farm Road, involving setbacks, accessory structures, and an accessory dwelling unit. The meeting includes approval of past minutes and findings of fact.

• Conditional use for wireless telecommunications tower on Riverwood Avenue (BZNA.0057-2026)
• Seven variance requests for 398 S 5th Street: reduced setbacks, accessory dwelling unit, accessory structure size (1,975 sq ft vs 1,000 max), height (23 ft vs 14 ft), and encroachments
• Variance for fence height at 8862 Lavender Court: 6 ft requested vs 4 ft permitted
• Variance for accessory structure height and accessory dwelling unit at 1479 Maple Avenue
• Variance for front yard setback reduction at 611 Mill Farm Road

Board of Public Works & Safety

The board will open quotes for the Hinkle Creek Stormwater Outfall Project and bids for the sale of fire department surplus boat equipment. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, a write-off of unpaid bills, a temporary closure of Maple Street for the First Friday event, a replat of Conrad Addition, and several bond actions for subdivisions. New business covers a fire protection services agreement with Noblesville Township, a facade grant for 123 South 5th Street, HVAC replacement at Forest Park Inn and Lodge, change orders for the Headworks Improvements and Pleasant Street Phase II projects, and a services agreement for elimination of Lift Station 3.

• Quote opening for Hinkle Creek Stormwater Outfall Project
• Board to consider 2128 Noblesville Township Fire Protection Services Agreement
• Services agreement with North Suburban Heating and Cooling for HVAC replacement at Forest Park Inn and Lodge offices
• Change Order No. 1 for Headworks Improvements with Thenen Construction
• Services agreement with Commonwealth Engineers for preliminary evaluation and design to eliminate Lift Station 3

The Board approved the 2026 Noblesville Township fire protection services agreement and several high-value construction change orders. They also authorized a facade grant for the Noblesville Creates campus and approved various zoning and bond actions via a consent agenda.

• Approved 2026 Noblesville Township fire protection services agreement for $1,505,246.00 (3-0)
• Approved Change Order No. 1 for Headworks improvements with Thieneman Construction for $1,341,888.28 (3-0)
• Approved Change Orders 4 and 5 for Pleasant Street Phase II with Rieth-Riley Construction (3-0)
• Approved $156,787.88 special purchase for 13 Konica printer core devices (3-0)
• Approved facade grant for 123 South 8th Street up to $19,170.75 plus $1,000 contingency (3-0)
• Approved 60-day closure of southbound 8th Street from Clinton Street to Hannibal Street (3-0)
• Approved $60,400 agreement with Commonwealth Engineers, Inc. for Lift Station 3 design (3-0)
• Awarded surplus boat equipment bid to Advanced Rescue Solutions with training trade option (3-0)

Common Council

The Common Council will vote on ordinances annexing approximately 182 acres for Enong Branch and 58 acres for Montclair planned developments. Other actions include mid-year budget adjustments, an impact fee increase, a traffic schedule amendment, and a salary ordinance. A presentation on the rezoning and overlay for a new police station will also be heard.

• Ordinance #210828 to annex ~182 acres in the 200-5300 block of E 191st St for Enong Branch Planned Development
• Ordinance #220828 to annex ~58 acres north of SR 32, east of Little Chicago Rd, west of Mill Creek Rd for Montclair Planned Development
• Ordinance #260825 for additional appropriations and 2028 mid-year budget adjustments across multiple departments
• Ordinance #280828 affirming an annual impact fee increase each November 1 for 2025-2028 and adopting an impact zone
• Presentation on the rezone and Government Use Overlay for the new police station

The Common Council approved the annexation of two properties for single-family home developments and passed a mid-year budget ordinance for multiple departments. The Council also updated the city salary ordinance and increased trail speed limits to 20 mph.

• Approved annexation of 162 acres for 305 homes at Bending Branch (6-2)
• Approved annexation of 93 acres for 136 homes at MontClair (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance #28-06-26 for mid-year budget adjustments (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance #29-06-26 reaffirming impact fee increases (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance #30-06-26 increasing trail speed limits to 20 mph (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance #01-01-26A amending the salary ordinance (8-0)
• Approved claims as submitted (8-0)
• Approved June 9, 2026 executive session memorandum and minutes (8-0)

Council Committees

The Noblesville City Council Finance Committee will meet briefly to review a claims docket and preview an ordinance that would modify 2026 maximum pay rates for sworn police officers and firefighters under agreements with public safety unions. The committee also notes discussion items for the upcoming Council meeting, including first and second readings of ordinances on salary amendments, mid-year budget adjustments, and impact fee compliance.

• Claims docket review by Caitlin Kesner
• Preview of Ordinance #XX-06-26: amendment to 2026 maximum pay rates for police and firefighters
• Current discussion item: Ordinance #XX-06-26 (1st Reading) — amendment to 2026 Salary Ordinance
• Prior discussion items on June 23 Council agenda: Ordinance #28-06-26 (2nd Reading) — mid-year budget adjustments; Ordinance #29-06-26 (2nd Reading) — impact fee compliance
• Potential future ordinances include new annual budget format, debt service and debt proceed fund administration, and city code revisions on procurement, funds, and financial policies

The committee recommended approval of the claims docket and an ordinance amending 2026 maximum pay rates to include new positions and a one percent pay increase for public safety officers. The ordinance was recommended for first reading to allow payroll updates for the July 3 payment.

• Recommended approval of claims docket
• Recommended passage of salary ordinance on first reading
• Recommended addition of Assistant City Attorney and Executive Initiatives Manager positions
• Recommended addition of part-time Planning inspector position
• Recommended one percent pay increase for Public Safety sworn officers

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing and consider two applications (LEGP 0087-2026 and LEGP 0088-2026) to affirm increases to Road Impact and Park Impact fees for 2026, 2027, and 2028, and to adopt an impact zone. The fee schedule is included in the agenda documents. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on impact fee increases for roads and parks for 2026–2028
• Adoption of an impact zone as part of the fee amendments
• Applications LEGP 0087-2026 and LEGP 0088-2026

Redevelopment Commission

The Noblesville Redevelopment Commission will vote on two resolutions for the BioLife Solutions project, a $16 million relocation to Washington Business Park Lot C that includes a 35,000-square-foot building and 30 new jobs. The commission will also approve meeting minutes, a docket of claims totaling over $5.5 million, and a financial update on TIF funds.

• Resolution 2026-05: Economic Development Agreement with Patch Development for a 35,000 sq ft building at Washington Business Park
• Resolution 2026-06: Economic Development Agreement with Sexton Biotechnologies, a BioLife Solutions subsidiary, including tax abatement and a forgivable loan
• BioLife Solutions project represents $16M total capital investment, $5M in personal property, and 30 jobs averaging $85,000/year
• Approval of claims docket with over $5.5 million in payments, including $4.4 million to MAB Capital Investments for Linq at Hyde Park construction
• Financial update on TIF funds and approval of May 14, 2026 meeting minutes

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Noblesville Board of Public Works & Safety will approve an executive session memorandum and the May 28, 2028 meeting minutes. It will discuss several temporary traffic changes, including lane closures for the annual Baby onthe Way event (8K) and a closure of STH STREET from PLUM STREET SOUTH to the FIRST ALLEVFORAN for the Independence Day block party on July 3. Additional items include a change order for the LIFT STATION INTERCEPTOR PROJECT with SUB‑SURFACE OF INDIANA, INC.

• Approval of Executive Session Memorandum: May 25, 2028
• Approval of Minutes: May 28, 2028
• Consideration of request for temporary lane closures and restrictions for the annual BABY ONTHE WAY 8K
• Consideration of temporary closure of STH STREET from PLUM STREET SOUTH to the FIRST ALLEVFORAN for Independence Day Block Party on July 3
• Consideration of Change Order No. 3 for the LIFT STATION INTERCEPTOR PROJECT with SUB‑SURFACE OF INDIANA, INC.

The Board approved several infrastructure projects, including road improvements, utility upgrades, and software additions. Key actions included approving a $282,414.76 change order for the Lift Station 2 interceptor project and a lighting agreement with Duke Energy.

• Approved improvement plans for Olio Road from 146th to 156th Street (4-0)
• Approved $282,414.76 Change Order No. 3 for Lift Station 2 interceptor project (4-0)
• Approved $85,504.25 belt press rental from Merrell Bros., Inc. (4-0)
• Approved $119,731.36 Change Order No. 2 for Park Link Pass and Logan Street drainage (4-0)
• Approved $25,700 software addition for Novotx Elements XS (4-0)
• Approved $63,500 Amendment No. 2 with DCCM USA Corp for Harbour Stormwater Improvements (4-0)
• Approved $21,594 lighting agreement with Duke Energy for 156th Street and Olio Road roundabout (4-0)
• Approved Supplemental Agreement No. 1 with Egis Group for State Road 38 and Logan Street (4-0)