Noblesville public meetings in 2024

Common Council

The Common Council is reviewing the annexation of 42.5 acres and zoning changes for a 173-acre area known as Morse Village. The body is also considering several funding appropriations for streetscapes, roads, and golf program operations.

• Ordinance #75-12-24: Annexation of approximately 42.5 acres in Noblesville Township
• Ordinance #72-11-24 and #73-11-24: Zoning changes and development plan for 173 acres east and west of Hague Road
• Ordinance #69-11-24: Appropriation from American Rescue Plan fund for Downtown Streetscape Project
• Resolution RC-56-24: 2025 Capital Equipment Lease Purchase Financing Agreement
• Ordinance #71-11-24: Appropriation in Parks Program Fund for golf program operations

The Common Council approved the Morse Village rezoning (Ordinances #72-11-24 and #73-11-24) for approximately 173 acres east and west of Hague Road and north and south of East 206th Street, with a 6-3 vote. The approval includes amendments incorporating developer commitments such as reduced building heights, rental restrictions, and wetland preservation. The council also approved several other items, including a $5.03 million capital equipment lease purchase agreement and multiple additional appropriations.

• Approved Morse Village rezoning (Ordinances #72-11-24 and #73-11-24) (6-3)
• Approved $5.03M capital equipment lease purchase agreement (RC-56-24) (9-0)
• Approved additional appropriation for Downtown Streetscape project (Ordinance #69-11-24) (9-0)
• Approved $4,700 appropriation for 2016 LOIT for Roads Fund investment fees (Ordinance #70-11-24) (9-0)
• Approved additional appropriation for golf program operations (Ordinance #71-11-24) (9-0)
• Amended Council rules to change regular meeting time to 6:00 p.m. in 2025 (Ordinance #74-12-24) (9-0)
• Approved 2025 Council appointments (9-0)
• Approved employee longevity recognition resolution (RC-57-24) (9-0)

Board of Public Works & Safety

The board will open bids for a lift station pump replacement and consider write-offs of unpaid EMS and sewer debts. They will also discuss several service agreements and approvals, including a 2025 animal services contract, a road closure for Pleasant Street Phase II, and awards for a dump truck and other contracts.

• Bid opening for Lift Station No. 2 Pump Replacement Project
• Write-off of unpaid EMS debts and sewer/trash debts for Q4 2023
• 2025 services agreement with Humane Society of Hamilton County for animal services
• Award of bid for 2025 tandem axle heavy duty dump truck (base bid $181,500)
• Road closure for Pleasant Street, Phase II

The Board opened bids for the Lift Station No. 2 Pump Replacement project, with five contractors submitting bids ranging from $236,950 to $428,000. The bids were referred to the Utilities Department for review and recommendation. The Board also opened RFPQ submissions for the police station Build-Operate-Transfer project, which will be reviewed by the Police Department and Review Committee. No contracts were awarded at this meeting.

• Approved agenda amendment adding RFPQ opening and Kronos addendum item (5-0)
• Opened bids for Lift Station No. 2 Pump Replacement; referred to Utilities Department (5-0)
• Opened RFPQ submissions for police station Build-Operate-Transfer project

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission meeting scheduled for December 9, 2024 has been cancelled due to no continued items from the previous meeting and no new business items.

• Meeting cancelled; no items to discuss

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a work session and regular meeting, including public hearings on three zoning ordinances. The most significant item is a proposed rezoning of approximately 173 acres east and west of Hague Road and north and south of East 206th Street to create the Morse Village Planned Development, incorporating residential and business uses. The council will also hear Noblesville Utilities' 2025 budget review and consider several appropriation transfers for maintenance, parks events, and investment fees. Zoning matters and an ordinance amending council rules of procedure are up for discussion and possible action.

• Public hearing on Ordinance #73-11-24: rezoning 173 acres for Morse Village Planned Development (R3-R5-PB/PD) with waivers and conditions
• Public hearing on Ordinance #72-11-24: change of zoning for same 173 acres from R1, PB, I1 to R3, R5, PB
• Ordinance #68-11-24: amendment to Prairie Lakes Trilogy Planned Development for patio homes northeast of Prairie Lakes Boulevard
• Council to hear Noblesville Utilities 2025 budget review
• Five appropriation transfers: TA-08-24 (general fund maintenance), TA-09-24 (parks events), TA-10-24 (rainy day fund), TA-11-24 (local road/street), TA-12-24 (motor vehicle highway) for investment fees

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will vote on a lease agreement with Bluesky for police department office space and an electric vehicle charging monetization agreement for the Federal Hill and Levinson parking garages. Other items include service agreements for park repairs, street rehabilitation change orders, and downtown improvements. Consent agenda items cover a right-of-way deed and bonds for Meijer and Meijer Fuel Center.

• Lease with Bluesky for police department office space
• EV charging monetization agreement for Federal Hill and Levinson parking garages
• Resolution RB-52-24 approving agreement with Levy Premium Foodservice Partnership
• Change orders for 2024 street rehabilitation contracts (E&B Paving and CC&T Construction)
• Services agreement with Crossroad Engineers for downtown improvements project

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider three variance requests at 20570 Overdorf Road, including a use variance to allow a second dwelling unit on an R1 lot. They will also review accessory structure height and square footage variances at the same property and a separate square footage variance at 17927 Little Chicago Road. The meeting includes adoption of minutes from prior months and continued findings of fact from November 4, 2024. A fence variance at 107 Waterman Drive West has been continued to January 6, 2025.

• Variance of use to allow a second dwelling unit on an R1-zoned lot at 20570 Overdorf Road
• Variance of development standards to exceed maximum accessory structure height at 20570 Overdorf Road
• Variance of development standards to exceed maximum combined square footage of accessory structures at 20570 Overdorf Road
• Variance of development standards to exceed maximum combined square footage of accessory structures at 17927 Little Chicago Road
• Eight-foot fence height variance at 107 Waterman Drive West continued to January 6, 2025

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing and consider final adoption of an ordinance appropriating proceeds from a capital projects bond. They will also discuss new ordinances including the 2025 salary schedule for city employees, additional ARPA funding for the Downtown Streetscape Project, and a transfer of Local Option Income Tax funds for road investment fees. Additionally, the council will consider an interlocal agreement with INDOT to begin preliminary design of an interchange at State Road 37 and Greenfield Avenue.

• Public hearing and vote on Ordinance #60-10-24 appropriating capital projects bond proceeds (as amended)
• Ordinance #57-09-24A setting salaries for appointed officials and employees for 2025
• Ordinance #69-11-24 appropriating additional ARPA funds for Downtown Streetscape Project
• Ordinance #70-11-24 appropriating additional LOIT funds for road investment fees
• Interlocal agreement with INDOT for preliminary design of SR 37 and Greenfield Avenue interchange

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board will consider a wide range of items including bid openings for a parking lot retaining wall, a monument sign, and a dump truck; a consent agenda with approvals of minutes, write-offs, and street closures; contracts under $50,000 for services from firefighter training to summer camp programs; and 22 new items for discussion including resolutions, development agreements, facade grants, and infrastructure contracts.

• Bid opening for Forest Park parking lot retaining wall replacement
• Bid opening for Federal Hill Commons monument sign
• Bid opening for 2025 tandem axle heavy duty dump truck
• Board to consider write-off of unpaid sewer and trash fees for 3rd quarter
• Board to consider Resolution RB-52-24 with Levy Premium Foodservice Partnership

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold public hearings on two related applications for a 173-acre site near Hague Road and E. 206th Street. The first application seeks to rezone the property from residential, business, and industrial designations to R3, R5, and PB. The second application proposes a planned development with a preliminary plan, ordinance, and waivers for a mixed-use development. The agenda also includes consideration of a continuance request from neighbors and review of submitted correspondence.

• Application LEGP 0192-2024: Change of zoning on 173 acres from R1, PB, I1 to R3, R5, PB
• Application LEGP 0208-2024: Planned development (R3-R5-PB/PD) with preliminary plan, ordinance, and waivers for mixed-use development
• Property location: east/west of Hague Road and north/south of E. 206th Street
• Applicant: LOR Rangeline, LLC; owners: Robert Cruzan, JAVCA, LLC
• Public hearing includes neighbor correspondence and a continuance request (Exhibits 7-9)

Common Council

The Common Council will hold an executive session at 12:00 PM in Westfield to discuss negotiations with industrial or commercial prospects. In the regular meeting at 7:00 PM, the council will vote on ordinances authorizing a taxable economic development revenue note for the Kittles property, an additional appropriation for a street department shop truck, and amendments to subdivision sign placement at the Retreat at Morse and Marilyn Woods planned developments. Resolutions to update the thoroughfare plan and recognize employees are also up for consideration.

• Executive session for negotiations with industrial or commercial prospects
• Ordinance 64-10-24: Taxable Economic Development Revenue Note for Kittles property project
• Ordinance 65-10-24: Additional appropriation for a shop truck in the Street Department
• Ordinances 66-11-24 and 67-11-24: Sign placement amendments for Retreat at Morse and Marilyn Woods planned developments
• Resolution RC-50-24: Update to the comprehensive master plan thoroughfare plan

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety approved a $5.6 million Road Impact Fee credit for the Kroger and Kroger Fuel Center redevelopment in Noble West. They also awarded a $529,000 bid for flasher sign replacement and approved several items for the Village at Federal Hill development, including a horizontal property regime and replat. Other actions included a $60,092 contract for downtown Christmas lights and permission to solicit quotes for a retaining wall replacement at Forest Park.

• Road Impact Fee credit of $5,600,000 for Kroger and Kroger Fuel Center in Noble West
• Award of $529,000 bid to Morphey Construction for flasher sign replacement
• Approval of $60,092 service agreement with Winterland, Inc. for 2024 downtown Christmas lights and décor
• Permission to solicit quotes for replacement of structurally unsafe retaining wall at Forest Park Aquatic Center
• Approval of horizontal property regime and replat for the Village at Federal Hill development

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hear two variance requests from property owner Cory King for 9881 Riverwood Avenue: one to exceed the maximum permitted height for a barn and another to exceed the maximum combined square footage of accessory structures. The board will also approve minutes from previous meetings in July through October 2024 and adopt findings of fact from the October 7 meeting, including several cases on Gateway Avenue, Cordelia Avenue, Golden Bear Way, and Pleasant Street.

• Variance request BZNA-0200-2024 to allow a barn exceeding maximum height under UDO § 9.B.2.C.2.b
• Variance request BZNA-0207-2024 to allow combined accessory structure square footage exceeding the limit under UDO § 9.B.2.C.2.a
• Approval of minutes from July 1, August 5, September 3, and October 7, 2024 meetings
• Consideration of findings of fact for cases at 5154 Gateway Ave, 12141 Cordelia Ave, 11294 Golden Bear Wy, and 10632 Pleasant Street

Common Council

The council will vote on final adoption of the 2025 budget, set the maximum property tax rate for 2025, and approve salary ordinances for appointed and elected officials. The council will also consider six annexation ordinances, bond issuances for capital and road projects, and a new economic development area. Public hearings are scheduled for two bond appropriation ordinances.

• Resolution RC-43-24 setting maximum civil city property tax rate for 2025
• Ordinance #56-09-24 establishing the 2025 budget
• Six annexation ordinances covering parcels on 156th Street, Greenfield Avenue, Hazel Dell Road, and Promise Road
• Interlocal agreement with Westfield regarding Noblesville City Court (RC-45-24)
• Ordinance #64-10-24 authorizing a taxable economic development revenue note for the Kittles Property Project

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will discuss various service agreements, equipment purchases, and bond releases. A public hearing is scheduled regarding a public-private partnership for a sludge process improvement project at the wastewater treatment plant.

• Public hearing on Resolution RB-49-24 for wastewater treatment plant sludge process improvement
• Lease agreement with Bluesky Technology for police department office space
• Façade improvement grant for 848 Logan Street
• Purchase of hydraulic equipment for ladder truck 373
• Renewal of temporary parking space closures for valet parking at the Courthouse Club

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several residential subdivision plats and planned development text amendments. The body will also consider the adoption of an updated Thoroughfare Plan as part of the city's Comprehensive Master Plan.

• Adoption of an updated Thoroughfare Plan (LEGP 0201-2024)
• Primary Plat for a three-lot residential subdivision at 5263 E. 156th Street
• Primary Plat for Walker Ranch Subdivision at 18969 Mallery Road
• Amended development plan for 16 patio homes (32 units) at Trilogy at Prairie Lakes
• Review of the Finch Creek Economic Development Area Declaratory Resolution

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances annexing six parcels totaling nearly 169 acres, along with related fiscal plans. The council will also hear introductory information for a proposed 174-acre mixed-use development called Morse Village at East 206th Street and Hague Road, and consider an economic development agreement with LOR Corporation for that project. Additionally, the council will vote on ordinances authorizing short-term bonds for capital and road projects, a special consideration for an indoor recreational use at a wrestling academy, and appropriation transfers.

• Public hearings on six annexation ordinances: 25.68 acres at 12484 East 156th St; 27 acres on Greenfield Avenue; 19 acres on Hazel Dell Road; 3 acres at 5263 East 156th St; 52 acres on Promise Road; and 42 acres on Hazel Dell Road
• Presentation of introductory information for Morse Village, a mixed-use development on 174 acres at East 206th Street and Hague Road
• Consideration of Ordinance #59-10-24 and #61-10-24 authorizing short-term bonds for capital projects and road/street projects, and ordinances #60-10-24 and #62-10-24 appropriating those bond proceeds
• Consideration of Resolution RC-42-24 approving an economic development agreement with LOR Corporation for the Morse Village Planned Development
• Consideration of Ordinance #63-10-24 adopting a special consideration for an indoor recreational use at 9535-9575 East 151st Street for Contenders Wrestling Academy

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will discuss several infrastructure projects, including a new police station and bridge repairs. The meeting also includes a bid opening for the Lift Station 8 Rehabilitation.

• Request for qualifications for a build-operate-transfer agreement for a new police station
• Bid opening for Lift Station 8 Rehabilitation – Contract I (EN-030-2403)
• MOU with Nickel Plate Heritage Railroad, Inc. for bridge repair funding
• MOU with Friends of Central Pool, Inc. for Forest Park Aquatics Center repair funding
• Temporary closure of 8th Street between Connor and Logan Streets for Veterans Day

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider four development-related requests, including a conditional use for a mini storage warehouse on Pleasant Street and variances for fence height, privacy fence location, and lot coverage. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from prior meetings and findings of fact from September 3.

• Conditional use application for mini storage warehouse at 10632 Pleasant Street in I-1 zoning
• Variance to allow a 6-foot fence within front yard setback at 5154 Gateway Avenue (4-foot max allowed)
• Variance for a 6-foot privacy fence in northern landscape buffer at 12141 Cordelia Avenue
• Variance to exceed 45% lot coverage in R-1/PD district at 11294 Golden Bear Way
• Consideration of minutes from July 1, August 5, and September 3, 2024

Common Council

The Council will consider Ordinance #56-09-24 establishing the 2025 operating budget and hold a public hearing. They will also consider salary ordinances for appointed officials and employees (Ordinance #57-09-24) and elected officials (Ordinance #58-09-24). Additionally, they will hear introductory information for a proposed indoor recreation facility at 9535-9575 East 151st Street for a Contenders Wrestling Academy and an amended development plan for 16 patio homes northeast of Prairie Lakes Boulevard.

• Ordinance #56-09-24: 2025 budget establishment
• Public hearing on 2025 operating budget
• Ordinance #57-09-24: 2025 salary ordinance for appointed officials and employees
• Ordinance #58-09-24: 2025 salary ordinance for elected officials
• Introductory info for indoor recreation facility (Contenders Wrestling Academy) at 9535-9575 E 151st St

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will consider consent agenda items including write-off of unpaid EMS debt, acceptance of several secondary plats, and multiple services agreements under $50,000. New items for discussion include services agreements for a potential learning center study at Innovation Mile, a road impact fee credit for Home2 Suites in Saxony, and temporary street closures for community events.

• Write-off of unpaid EMS debt (no amount given)
• Acceptance of secondary plats for North Harbour, Hamilton County Fairgrounds, Deer Creek Business Park, and Silo Ridge
• Services agreement with Doris Research and Luminant for potential learning center at Innovation Mile
• Road impact fee credit agreement with Home2 Suites in Saxony
• Temporary street closures: 694 Logan Street for demolition, Potter's Bridge Fall Festival, and Haunt on Hannibal Block Party

Plan Commission

The Noblesville Plan Commission will hold public hearings on a zoning change for 2.45 acres at 4903 Castamere Drive from R1 to PB Planned Business, and on a special consideration for an indoor recreational facility at 9535-9575 E. 151st Street. A related preliminary development plan for a Goddard School on the Castamere Drive property has been requested for withdrawal.

• Change of zoning from R1 Single-Family Residential to PB Planned Business for 2.45 acres at 4903 Castamere Drive (Application 0185-2024)
• Withdrawal requested for preliminary development plan for a Goddard School at same address (Application 0186-2024)
• Special consideration for an indoor recreational facility within Washington Business Park, buildings 9535-9575 E. 151st Street (Application 0141-2024, YOO Direct Properties LLC)

Common Council

The Common Council will discuss and potentially vote on six separate annexation ordinances covering parcels on 156th Street, Greenfield Avenue, Hazel Dell Road, and Promise Road. Each ordinance includes a fiscal plan and establishes a public hearing. The council will also hear the annual report from the Noblesville Youth Assistance Program and consider a fund transfer to realign appropriations under the American Rescue Plan Act.

• Annexation of ~25.68 acres at 12484 East 156th Street (Ordinance #50-09-24)
• Annexation of ~27 acres on Greenfield Avenue, east of Promise Road (Ordinance #51-09-24)
• Annexation of ~19 acres on Hazel Dell Road (Ordinance #52-09-24)
• Annexation of ~52 acres on Promise Road (Ordinance #54-09-24)
• Appropriation transfer TA-06-24 to realign ARPA-funded projects

The Common Council introduced six annexation ordinances (50-09-24 through 55-09-24) covering properties in Noblesville Township, each with a fiscal plan resolution, and set public hearings for October 15. The council also approved an ARPA fund reallocation transfer (TA-06-24) and approved claims and prior meeting minutes. No final annexation decisions were made; all were introductions only.

• Introduced Ordinance #50-09-24 annexing 25.68 acres at 12484 East 156th Street, set public hearing (9-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #51-09-24 annexing 27 acres on Greenfield Avenue for Montelena Planned Development, set public hearing (9-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #52-09-24 annexing 19 acres on Hazel Dell Road, set public hearing (9-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #53-09-24 annexing 3 acres at 5263 East 156th Street, set public hearing (9-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #54-09-24 annexing 52 acres on Promise Road for Branson Reserve, set public hearing (9-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #55-09-24 annexing 42 acres on Hazel Dell Road, set public hearing (9-0)
• Approved Transfer TA-06-24 reallocating ARPA appropriations (9-0)
• Approved claims and minutes of August 27, 2024 meetings (9-0)

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will discuss temporary street and parking closures for events and construction. The body is also considering several service agreements for landscaping, event sponsorship, and utility infrastructure.

• Temporary street closures for Noblesville High School Homecoming Parade
• Interconnection agreement with Duke Energy for utilities solar array at Lift Station 19
• Lighting agreement with Duke Energy for Pleasant Street, Phase I
• Temporary closure of East 156th Street between Boden Road and Olio Road
• Agreement with Babe Ruth Baseball for a public purpose grant

The Board of Public Works and Safety approved a special purchase of ambulance equipment, including a cardiac monitor and Lucas compression device from Stryker, for $81,143.34. They also approved a $275,000 ARPA-funded public purpose grant for Babe Ruth Baseball to replace aging field lights, subject to a signed contract and insurance certificate. Several temporary street and alley closures were approved for construction and events, along with a lighting agreement with Duke Energy and a declaration of surplus property for the Utilities.

• Approved $81,143.34 ambulance equipment purchase from Stryker (5-0)
• Approved $275,000 ARPA grant for Babe Ruth Baseball lights, subject to signed contract and insurance (5-0)
• Approved temporary closure of two parking spaces at 839 Conner Street for painting (5-0)
• Approved temporary closure of two parking spaces at 954 Conner Street for facade work (5-0)
• Approved temporary closure of east/west alley behind 841 Conner Street for sewer work (5-0)
• Approved use of downtown alleys for Noblesville Creates Arts Crawl (5-0)
• Approved $28,900 garage door agreement with Overhead Door of Indianapolis (5-0)
• Approved declaration of surplus property for Utilities' jetter and camera trucks (5-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider two variance applications: one for a property at 8802 East 206th Street involving a use variance for professional/technical services in an R-1 district and three development standards variances; and another for a health care practitioner clinic at 15570 Stony Creek Way in an I-1 district. The board will also approve minutes from prior meetings and findings of fact. A third item (5154 Gateway Avenue fence variance) has been continued to October 8.

• Variance of use to allow professional/technical services in R-1 zone at 8802 E 206th St.
• Variance to allow 5,576 sq ft of accessory structures (2,000 sq ft max) at same property
• Variance to allow 20-ft pole barn (17-ft max height) at same property
• Variance to permit two driveways on a single street frontage at same property
• Variance of use to allow offices/clinics of health care practitioner in I-1 zone at 15570 Stony Creek Way

Common Council

The Common Council is reviewing several zoning ordinances, including a land use change for a 15.5-acre site south of Campus Parkway. The body is also considering budget appropriations and a resolution to opt into an opioid settlement.

• Proposed demolition of a building at 694 Logan Street
• Ordinance #46-08-24: Land use change to multi-family for 15.5 acres south of Campus Parkway and east of Marilyn Ridge Subdivision
• Ordinance #47-08-24: Preliminary development for townhomes known as Oasis at Hyde Park
• Ordinance #48-08-24: Text amendment for Midland Pointe Planned Development south of State Road 32 and east of Hazel Dell Road
• Resolution RC-34-24: Opting in to an opioid settlement

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board is reviewing several infrastructure and administrative items, including street closures for the Main Street Fall Fest and various residential façade improvement grants. The meeting also covers the acceptance of secondary plats and performance bonds for multiple development sections.

• Temporary street closure for Noblesville Main Street Fall Fest 2024
• Residential façade improvement grants for 1095 Logan Street, 1179 Conner Street, and 395 South 9th Street
• Six month lease for police department office space at 501 South 9th Street
• Purchase of four snowplows from Mid-State Truck Equipment
• Services agreement with Pros Consulting, Inc. for the parks five-year master plan

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several items, including a land use change and preliminary development plan for the 15.5-acre Oasis at Hyde Park project, a commercial building demolition at 694 Logan Street, and sign programs for mixed-use developments. One application, for a Goddard School at 4903 Castamere Drive, is requesting a continuance to the September 16 meeting. Other items include a primary plat combining parcels and amendments to planned development ordinances.

• Demolition of commercial building at 694 Logan Street within Downtown Protection Boundary (COMM 0937-2024)
• Primary plat combining two parcels into two lots at 9155 and 9175 E. 146th Street (0106-2024)
• Change of zoning from R1 to PB and preliminary plan for Goddard School at 4903 Castamere Drive (0185-2024, 0186-2024) – continued
• Land use change and preliminary development plan for Oasis at Hyde Park, 15.5 acres south of Campus Parkway (0074-2024, 0075-2024)
• Adoption of sign programs for East Bank (490 Maple Street) and Marketplace on 146th (north side E. 146th Street near Howe and Promise Roads)

Common Council

The Council will hold a public hearing and consider a vote on ordinance #41-07-24 to amend sewage and trash rates and charges. Other agenda items include a zoning amendment for the Promenade Planned Development near State Road 32 and Little Chicago Road, a resolution approving an economic development agreement for a mixed-use development at South 8th Street, and several appropriation and policy ordinances.

• Public hearing and vote on sewage and trash rate changes (Ordinance #41-07-24)
• Zoning text amendment and updated preliminary development plan for Promenade Planned Development (Ordinance #42-08-24)
• Economic development agreement with Flaherty & Collins for mixed-use development at South 8th Street (Resolution RC-31-24)
• Amendment to travel reimbursement policy (Ordinance #43-08-24)
• Bundled additional appropriation requests and ARPA fund appropriations (Ordinances #44-08-24 and #45-08-24)

Board of Public Works & Safety

The board will first hold an executive session for personnel matters at 8:45 AM, then convene the regular meeting at 9:00 AM. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, temporary street closures for the 2024 Fit Livin’ Thanksgiving Day Run, acceptance of sewer easements for the Innovation Mile project, release of erosion control bonds for Kiddie Academy, and release of performance bonds for Costco improvements. New items for discussion include a kitchen remodel at Fire Station 72, a permanent encroachment for sign installation on Promenade of Noblesville Parkway, several engineering and inspection service agreements, purchase of garage doors, sewer rehabilitation, utility relocation design for Olio Road, award of a Community Development Block Grant, and a supplemental agreement with Tri-State Forestry.

• Acceptance of sewer easements for Innovation Mile project (EN-368-04)
• Release of performance bonds and acceptance of maintenance bonds for Costco improvements on 148th Street, sanitary sewer main extension, and North Pointe Boulevard
• Agreement with Refine Kitchens, Baths & Floors for kitchen remodel at Fire Station 72
• Permanent encroachment for sign installation in the right-of-way for Promenade of Noblesville Parkway
• Award of 2024 Community Development Block Grant (EN-385-02)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will review three variance applications for residential properties. The board is deciding whether to allow exceptions to development standards regarding setbacks, lot coverage, roof pitch, and accessory structure size.

• 5539 Pennycress Drive: Request for pool installation in rear yard setback and lot coverage exceeding 45 percent
• 10595 Bear Path Court: Request for 5/12 roof pitch, two driveways per street frontage, and lot coverage exceeding 45 percent
• 11629 East 196th Street: Request for an accessory structure exceeding maximum allowable square footage

Common Council

The Common Council will consider Ordinance 41-07-24 to amend rates for sewage and trash collection and set a public hearing. Other agenda items include the annexation of 5.9 acres at 16864 Union Chapel Road, authorization of economic development revenue bonds for Hazel Dell Apartments, and several zoning changes for residential and recreational developments. The meeting also covers approval of minutes, claims, and an annual report from Noblesville Creates.

• Ordinance 41-07-24 to amend sewage and trash rates and charges, and establish a public hearing
• Ordinance 24-06-24 annexing approximately 5.9 acres at 16864 Union Chapel Road
• Ordinance 26-06-24 authorizing taxable economic development revenue bonds for Hazel Dell Apartments
• Ordinance 37-07-24 adopting a special consideration for an indoor recreational facility at 9847 Cumberland Pointe Boulevard
• Ordinances 39-07-24 and 40-07-24 changing zoning for approximately 43 acres from R1 to R3 and R3/PD on Hazel Dell Road

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board will consider several infrastructure projects, including a city computer network refresh and water softener installations. The meeting includes reviews of secondary plats for Noble West and Harbourwalk, as well as various service agreements for city facilities.

• Purchase and replacement of core switches for City computer network refresh, Phase II
• Services agreement with Soft Water Solutions for water softener installation at Forest Park and Fox Prairie
• Purchase of a new shop service truck from Don Hinds Ford for the Street Department
• Agreement with Duke Energy for utility relocation design on Olio Road between 146th and 156th Streets
• Secondary plats for Noble West (Lots 8 and 9 of Block C) and Harbourwalk

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several items. The most significant is a proposed rezoning of 43 acres on Hazel Dell Road from single-family to planned development for the Courtyards at Hazel Dell. Other items include text amendments to the Promenade Planned Development and a drive-thru window limit change for Prairie Lakes. Several requests for continuances to August 19 will also be considered.

• Application 0187-2023 & 0188-2023: Rezoning 43 acres on Hazel Dell Road to R3/PD for the Courtyards at Hazel Dell single-family development
• Application 0109-2024: Text amendments to Promenade Planned Development covering landscaping, parking, setbacks, and rooflines (submitted by Meijer)
• Application 0114-2024: Amendment to Prairie Lakes Planned Development to limit number of drive-thru windows (submitted by Milk Crate Development)
• Application 0122-2024: Special consideration for an indoor recreational facility at 9847 Cumberland Pointe Boulevard within Cumberland Pointe Planned Development
• Five other applications are requesting continuances to the August 19, 2024 meeting

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council adopted several ordinances regarding land use and zoning changes. Key actions included creating the Innovation Mile District and approving development plans for residential and commercial properties. The council also reviewed reports from the Indiana Peony Festival and discussed city credit card policies.

• Creation of the Innovation Mile District (IMD) zoning classification
• Rezoning 110 acres north of East 146th Street for residential and commercial use
• Approval of a development plan for Howe Campus Corner at East 146th Street and Howe Road
• Amendment to the Downtown Mixed-Use District for office/commercial suites on Clinton and Wayne Streets
• Rezoning 4.45 acres south of East 146th Street for commercial/office use

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board will discuss the 2024 Noblesville Township Fire Protection Services Agreement and the donation of a surplus fire engine. The agenda also includes requests for temporary street closures and utility relocation agreements.

• 2024 Noblesville Township Fire Protection Services Agreement
• Donation of a 2004 Pierce fire engine to a training network
• Temporary ice rink rental at Federal Hill Commons
• Temporary closure of Maple Avenue for 'Rock on Maple'
• Utility relocation agreement for Olio Road

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will review findings of fact from June 3, 2024. The meeting also includes a request to extend operational time limits at 7500 E 160th Street and a request to exceed building height standards for an accessory structure on Mallery Road.

• Use variance at 7500 E 160th Street to extend operational time limits
• Development standards variance for accessory structure height at 18969 Mallery Road
• Consideration of Findings of Fact from June 3, 2024 (BZNA-000087-2024 and BZNA-000089-2024)

Common Council

The Council will consider ordinances regarding city employee salaries and credit card use policies. They will also review an authorization for economic development revenue bonds for Hazel Dell Apartments and a resolution for the Noble West Allocation Area.

• Ordinance #25-06-24: Amendment to the 2024 salary ordinance for city officials and employees
• Ordinance #26-06-24: Authorization of taxable economic development revenue bonds for Hazel Dell Apartments
• Ordinance #27-06-24: Amendment to City Code Section 30.08 regarding employee credit card use
• Resolution RC-28-24: Approval of an economic development plan and the creation of the Noble West Allocation Area

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will consider several infrastructure and utility agreements. This includes a construction agreement for 2024 Street Rehabilitation – Contract II and the award for the City Hall Controls Upgrade Project. The board will also review requests for residential façade improvement grants.

• Construction agreement for 2024 Street Rehabilitation – Contract II
• Award of Noblesville City Hall Controls Upgrade Project
• Façade improvement grants for 957 Hannibal Street and 996 Conner Street
• Agreement with IMPO for 141st Street and Promise Road roundabout funding
• Temporary closure of South 5th Street for an Independence Day block party

Plan Commission

The Noblesville Plan Commission is reviewing several zoning changes and development plans, including the creation of an Innovation Mile District. Several applications regarding Hazel Dell and the Corporate Campus were requested to be continued until July 15, 2024.

• Rezoning 4.45 acres at E. 146th Street and Howe Road for 'Howe Campus Corner' (Wawa Fuel Center).
• Amended development plan for 'Lofts on Tenth' at Wayne and Clinton Streets.
• Text amendments to create a new 'Innovation Mile District.'
• Rezoning of 110 acres in Corporate Campus PD for residential and commercial uses.
• Amendments to the Hazel Dell Economic Development Plan.

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council will consider several zoning changes, including a proposed Hamilton County office building and the Branson Reserve residential development. The council will also hear a presentation regarding a potential indoor pickleball facility at Cumberland Pointe Boulevard. Additionally, the agenda includes city salary amendments and funding for downtown improvements.

• Proposed indoor recreation and pickleball facility at 9847 Cumberland Pointe Boulevard
• Rezoning 22 acres at 18291 Presley Drive for a Hamilton County office building
• Rezoning 52 acres west of Promise Road at East 196th Street for Branson Reserve homes
• Annexation of approximately 5.9 acres at 16864 Union Chapel Road
• Funding for the Downtown Signal Project and crosswalks at Seminary Park

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will review bids for street rehabilitation and a city camera project. The agenda includes service agreements for 4th of July fireworks, utility maintenance, and AED upkeep. Additionally, the board will consider construction contracts and temporary road closures for local events.

• Bid opening: 2024 Street Rehabilitation – Contract II
• Services agreement with Pyrotecnico Fireworks, Inc. for 4th of July fireworks
• Construction agreement with Midwest Paving, LLC for Greenfield Avenue over Wheeler Drain
• Temporary closure of Logan Street and alleys for the 2024 Front Porch Music Festival
• Services agreement with Stryker Sales, LLC for maintenance of 24 AEDs

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing to consider three variance applications. Items include a setback reduction at 627 Sheridan Road, a lot coverage variance at 16442 Grand Cypress Drive, and a continued request to extend a time limit for mining operations at 7500 East 160th Street.

• Variance to reduce front yard setback from 60 feet at 627 Sheridan Road (Planned Business district)
• Variance to allow lot coverage over 45% at 16442 Grand Cypress Drive (Residential/Planned Development)
• Continued variance to extend time limit for operations at 7500 East 160th Street (Martin Marietta Materials)

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council will meet to consider an ordinance regarding a forgivable loan for the Justus at Promenade Trails project. The council will also hear a report from Serve Noblesville.

• Ordinance #20-05-24: Forgivable loan for Justus at Promenade Trails project
• Report from Serve Noblesville

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Noblesville Board of Public Works and Safety will review bid openings for street rehabilitation and a Greenfield Avenue structure replacement. Members will consider requests to use East Alley for restaurant seating and antique markets, along with three lot replats in Riverwest and Cumberland Pointe Commercial. New discussion items include a grant agreement with the Indiana Economic Development Corporation to fund a remote worker attraction program, several services contracts under $50,000, and changes to utilities infrastructure projects. These decisions affect local business operations, neighborhood development, and city spending on public works and economic incentives.

• Bid openings for the 2024 Street Rehabilitation – Contract I and a small structure replacement on Greenfield Avenue over Wheeler Drain
• Consideration of lot replats for Lot 1A and Lot 4 in Riverwest, plus Lots 11 and 12 in Cumberland Pointe Commercial
• Grant agreement with the Indiana Economic Development Corporation and MakeMyMove to administer a remote worker attraction program
• Services agreements under $50,000 for actuarial services (McCready & Keene, Inc.), Federal Hill Commons summer concerts, and computer purchases from Konica Minolta
• Consideration of temporary East Alley use for Matteo’s Ristorante Italiano outdoor seating and Antiques on the Alley events

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission is reviewing several zoning and land-use applications for residential developments and commercial sites. The meeting includes proposals for new housing subdivisions, a Wawa Fuel Center, and a government use overlay.

• Proposed 147 single-family lots at 'Branson Reserve' east of Promise Road and E. 196th Street
• Zoning change for a Wawa Fuel Center and garden-office building south of E. 146th Street and west of Howe Road
• Proposed 'Residential/Government Use Overlay' for 22 acres in the 18100 block of Presley Drive
• Proposed zoning change for 43 acres in the 17000-17300 block of Hazel Dell Road (continuance requested)
• Proposed 'Goddard School' at 4903 Castamere Drive (continuance requested)

Common Council

The Common Council is deciding on zoning changes for a 19-acre residential project and a forgivable loan for the Justus at Promenade Trails project. The body is also hearing introductory information for a 110-acre mixed-use development called Marketplace on 146th.

• Zoning change from R1 to R5 for 19 acres south of Midland Trace Trail and west of Hazel Dell Road
• Zoning change to R5/PD and preliminary plan for Village at Trail Crossing
• Proposed 110-acre Marketplace on 146th development including a Kroger and fuel center
• Ordinance #20-05-24 regarding a forgivable loan for Justus at Promenade Trails project
• Resolution RC-23-24 for land acquisition for Innovation Mile easements

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will consider several items including temporary street closures for local events and residential façade improvement grants. The meeting also includes discussions regarding utility improvements and various infrastructure agreements.

• Temporary street closures for the 2024 Street Dance and Salsa on the Square
• Façade improvement grants for residential properties including 657 Christian Avenue
• Services agreement with American StructurePoint, Inc. for Lift Station 2 improvements
• Agreement with INDOT for the 2024-01 Community Crossing matching grant
• Temporary closure of 141st Street and Promise Road for roundabout construction

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider seven variance and conditional use applications. Notable items include a request to permit mineral/sand/gravel extraction on a property zoned for low-density residential use, and a request to allow an office and sign on another R-1 property. The board will also vote on minutes from its February and April meetings.

• BZNA-0024-2025: Variance of Use to permit mineral/sand/gravel extraction on R-1 zoned property at 7810 E 160th Street (Beaver Materials).
• BZNA-0058-2024: Variance of Use to permit an office and ground sign in the R-1 district at 15075 Allisonville Road.
• BZNA-0056-2024 through BZNA-0084-2024: Four related applications for a tree farm with retail, plus variances for barn size and accessory structure rules, at the NE corner of 161st Street and Hazel Dell Road.
• BZNA-0006-2024: Variance of Development Standards to reduce the front yard setback from 25 ft to 15 ft at 142 Edgewater Drive.
• BZNA-0059-2024: Variance of Use to relocate and reinstall an off-premise sign at 14800 Herriman Blvd (Reagan Outdoor Advertising).

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety is reviewing several items including road closures for construction, utility agreements, and equipment purchases. Discussion includes upcoming event-related street closures and various city service contracts.

• Bid opening for Fox Prairie Golf Course - Bunker Remodel-Phase 2
• Quote opening for Lakeview Drive Trail resurfacing
• Quote opening for storm sewer replacement at 834 Hickory Way
• Temporary street and alley closures for Main Street Magic of the Square event
• Temporary parking space closures for St. Michael’s Episcopal Church Strawberry Festival

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council is meeting to vote on ordinances for road and park impact fees and the establishment of a designated outdoor refreshment area. The body is also considering several zoning changes for residential and business developments and updates to the city's comprehensive plan.

• Ordinance #12-04-24: Adopting road impact fees
• Ordinance #13-04-24: Adopting park impact fees
• Ordinance #09-04-24: Establishing a designated outdoor refreshment area (DORA)
• Ordinance #10-04-24 and #11-04-24: Zoning changes for 27 acres north of Greenfield Avenue for for-sale townhomes
• Ordinance #15-04-24: Establishing a city audit committee

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding several residential and commercial development projects. These include requests for zoning changes, preliminary development plans, and land use category changes across various locations in Noblesville.

• Primary Plat for 'Ridgeline Commercial' at 627 Sheridan Road
• Zoning change and development plan for 31 acres north of Edenshall Drive and east of Hazel Dell Road
• Zoning change and development plan for 'Courtyards at Hazel Dell' on the east side of Hazel Dell Road
• Zoning change and development plan for 'Village at Trail Crossing' on the west side of Hazel Dell Road
• Land use and zoning changes for 71 acres in the Corporate Campus Planned Development District

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board will consider several infrastructure agreements, including road closures for Pleasant Street and lighting agreements for Innovation Mile. The meeting includes a bid opening and potential award for the City Camera and Door Access Project.

• Bid opening and award consideration for City Camera and Door Access Project
• Road closures for Pleasant Street Phase I (EN-231)
• Lighting and road impact fee agreements for Innovation Mile
• Cash payment in lieu of sidewalk construction at Pep Boys, 6077 Promenade Shops Boulevard
• Agreement with Context Design for Finch Creek Park, Phase II

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council will discuss ordinances for road and park impact fees and the creation of a designated outdoor refreshment area (DORA). The body will also consider zoning changes for townhomes and hear several new development presentations.

• Ordinance #12-04-24 to adopt road impact fees
• Ordinance #13-04-24 to adopt park impact fees
• Ordinance #09-04-24 to establish a designated outdoor refreshment area (DORA)
• Zoning change for 27 acres north of Greenfield Avenue to R5 multi-family residential
• Proposed Hamilton County Public Safety Communications Center north of Presley Boulevard

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to consider three variance applications. The board will vote on a request to reduce the front yard setback at 17250 Cherry Tree Road, a request to allow a wall sign larger than permitted at 355 Park 32 West Drive, and a request to permit an indoor horse riding arena, stables, and riding lessons at 18505 Little Chicago Road. The meeting will also include approval of minutes and findings from the February 5, 2024 meeting.

• 17250 Cherry Tree Road: Variance to reduce front yard setback in R-1/FH district.
• 355 Park 32 West Drive: Variance to allow wall sign exceeding maximum allowed square footage.
• 18505 Little Chicago Road: Variance of Use to permit indoor horse arena, stables, and riding lessons in R-1 district.

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board will consider several temporary street and alley closures for the Indiana Peony Festival and Flower Market. Members will also review various service agreements and construction contracts for city infrastructure and parks.

• Bid opening for City Camera and Door Access Project
• Construction contract for Logan Street drainage and Federal Hill to Forest Park Trail
• Purchase of road salt for 2024/2025 winter season
• Façade improvement grants for 535 Chestnut Street and 859/863 Conner Street
• Sanitary sewer realignment agreements at Dillon Park with Daystar Directional Drilling and Central Indiana Boring Contractors

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council is meeting to consider several additional appropriations for debt service, parks, and American Rescue Plan funds. The body will also review a resolution regarding an economic revitalization area for Justus at Promenade, LLC.

• Ordinance #05-03-24: Additional appropriation for Levinson Garage bond payment
• Ordinance #07-03-24: Appropriation of proceeds from the sale of used golf carts to the Parks Program Fund
• Ordinance #08-03-24: Additional appropriation in the American Rescue Plan Local Fund
• Resolution RC-15-24: Designation of an economic revitalization area for Justus at Promenade, LLC

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold public hearings on three subdivision plats and two zoning changes. The body is also reviewing updates to the city's recreation zone and road impact fee analysis.

• Primary Plat for 'Ridgeback Woods' two-lot residential subdivision at 11395 and 11533 E. 196th Street
• Primary Plat for 'Noblesville Baptist Temple' single-lot subdivision at 1338 Pleasant Street
• Zoning change from R1 to R5 and R5/PD for 'Townes at 238' on 26.7 acres north of Greenfield Avenue and east of Promise Road
• Updated Noblesville Recreation Zone Improvement Plan
• Updated Road Impact Fee Analysis / Traffic Zone Improvement Plan 2024

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will conduct a public hearing regarding a public-private agreement for an events center and parking garage. The body is also considering several fleet replacements for the police department and various service contracts for city maintenance.

• Public hearing for Resolution RB-12-24 regarding an events center and parking garage
• Purchase of 33 Ford 2024 Police Interceptor SUVs
• Agreement with Rizingstar Entertainment, Inc. for 2024 concerts at Federal Hill Commons, Dillon Park, and Forest Park
• Resolution RB-14-24 for a park impact fee agreement for the Village at Federal Hill activation lot
• Closure of 141st Street for Innovation Mile infrastructure

Common Council

The Common Council is reviewing three new development proposals and four ordinances. These include funding appropriations for the Levinson Garage bond and the American Rescue Plan Local Fund, as well as a tax rate re-establishment for the Fire Cumulative Capital Fund.

• Ordinance #03-02-24 to re-establish the Fire Cumulative Capital Fund tax rate
• Ordinance #05-03-24 for funding the Levinson Garage bond payment
• Proposed development of Star Brick Village: Kroger, fuel center, 8 commercial lots, and 98 homes on 71 acres
• Proposed construction of 180 for-sale townhomes known as The Village at Trail Crossing
• Proposed single-family development: The Courtyards of Hazel Dell east of Hazel Dell Road, north of 169th Street

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will hold a public hearing regarding a public-private agreement for an events center and parking garage. The body will also consider various street closures for community events and several infrastructure service agreements.

• Public hearing for Resolution RB-12-24 concerning an events center and parking garage
• Bid openings for sale of surplus golf carts, Logan Street drainage, and Federal Hill to Forest Park Trail
• Temporary street and parking closures for Hatch Fest, Art Fair on the Square, Fairyville, and Rock on Maple
• Façade improvement grants for 818 Logan Street and 984 Logan Street
• Service agreements for Innovation Mile infrastructure inspection and Boden Road Segment III design

Common Council

The Common Council is meeting to discuss economic development and revitalization agreements for Justus at Promenade, LLC. The body will also consider ordinances and resolutions regarding the investment of public funds and city investment policy.

• Resolution RC-6-24: Economic development agreement with Justus at Promenade, LLC
• Resolution RC-7-24: Designating an economic revitalization area for Justus at Promenade, LLC
• Ordinance #04-02-24: Authorizing the investment of public funds
• Resolution RC-10-24: Establishing an investment policy for the City of Noblesville
• Resolution RC-11-24: Authorizing the investment of public funds

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding amendments to the Noble West Planned Development and a proposed sign program for the Village at Federal Hill. The meeting also includes the election of officers and appointments to other boards.

• Application No. 0160-2023: Amendments to Noble West Planned Development regarding retail square footage and buffering at 14700, 14375 Hazel Dell Crossing
• Application No. 0190-2023: Adoption of a 'Program of Signs' for the Village at Federal Hill at 196 Westfield Road
• Election of President and Vice President

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety is reviewing contracts for right-of-way mowing and landscaping. The body is deciding on a temporary easement for a water tower and the purchase of three hybrid trucks for the utility. Other items include fire department equipment and infrastructure agreements for Pleasant Street.

• Temporary easement with option to purchase for Indiana-American Water Company, Inc. for water tower placement
• Purchase of three Maverick hybrid trucks for the utility
• Purchase of two cardiac monitors from Stryker for the fire department
• Bid openings for 2024 right-of-way mowing and landscaping contracts
• Lighting agreements with Duke Energy for the Pleasant Street project

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council will review a preliminary development plan for townhomes on Greenfield Avenue. The body is also considering ordinances regarding the fire cumulative capital fund tax rate and public fund investments.

• Preliminary development plan for Townes on 238 townhomes on Greenfield Avenue, east of Promise Road
• Ordinance #03-02-24 to re-establish the Fire Cumulative Capital Fund tax rate
• Ordinance #02-01-24 amending traffic schedules in Chapters 72 and 78
• Resolution RC-5-24 approving the Noblesville Towards Zero Plan
• General Fund transfers for a new economic development position and a salt barn roof replacement

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider two variance applications: one at 17475 Natchez Court to allow an addition that does not meet minimum building separation, and another at 18046 Rolling Rock Drive to allow a pool within the 25-foot rear yard setback. The board will also approve minutes from November 6, 2023, and findings of fact from January 2, 2024.

• Variance request BZNA-0180-2023 for 17475 Natchez Court to allow an addition not meeting building separation standards
• Variance request BZNA-0004-2024 for 18046 Rolling Rock Drive to allow a pool within the 25-foot rear yard setback
• Approval of minutes from November 6, 2023
• Approval of findings of fact from January 2, 2024

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety is reviewing several infrastructure bids and professional service agreements. The meeting includes decisions on sewer and drainage projects and grants for downtown façade improvements.

• Bid award for 10th Street sewer realignment project
• Bid award for PV solar array procurement and construction at Sly Run Lift Station
• Façade improvement grants for 841 Conner Street and 161 Lakeview Drive
• Temporary highway easement grant for Pleasant Street, Phase II project
• Amendment for Logan Street drainage project with Resolution Group, Inc.

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council is meeting to consider ordinances regarding traffic schedules and expense prepayments. The body will also review a development plan for a school use and a resolution for real estate acquisition.

• Ordinance #53-12-23: Amended development plan for school use on 17.9 acres in the 14600–14800 block of Boden Road
• Ordinance #01-01-24: Amendment to Section 38.01 regarding prepayment of certain expenses
• Ordinance #02-01-24: Amendments to traffic schedules in Chapters 72 and 78
• Resolution #RC-3-24: Acquisition of real estate
• Summary of fiscally neutral year end appropriations pursuant to Resolution RC-1-23

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety is reviewing several lease agreements and public purpose grants for local organizations. The body is also considering bids for snow plowing, wastewater equipment, and trail projects.

• Bid opening for supplemental snow plowing for the 2024 season
• Lease agreements for 839 Conner Street with Noblemade and Noblesville Main Street
• Public purpose grants for Noblesville Main Street, Serve Noblesville, and the Indiana Peony Festival
• Bid advertisements for 2024 right-of-way landscaping and mowing contracts
• Utility reimbursement agreement with CenterPoint Energy North for 141st and Promise Road roundabout

Common Council

The Common Council will vote on an amended development plan for a school use on Boden Road and an ordinance regarding the prepayment of expenses. The body will also elect 2024 officers and hear a zoning proposal for a Goddard School on Castamere Drive.

• Ordinance #53-12-23: Amended development plan for 17.9 acres in the 14600–14800 block of Boden Road
• Ordinance #01-01-24: Amendment to Section 38.01 regarding prepayment of certain expenses
• Proposed zoning change from R1 Residential to PB Planned Business for a 14,721 square foot Goddard School at Castamere Drive
• Resolution RC-1-24: Authorization of routine fiscal actions
• Resolution RC-2-24: Appropriation of 2024 grant proceeds

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider three variance requests at this meeting. One request seeks variances for an accessory structure and a second dwelling unit on an R1-zoned lot. Another seeks a variance for accessory structure square footage, and a third (continued from a previous meeting) seeks a fence height variance. The board will also approve minutes and findings of fact from prior meetings.

• Variance for accessory structure height and square footage, plus second dwelling unit at 20570 Overdorf Road
• Variance for accessory structure square footage at 17927 Little Chicago Road
• Continued variance for 8-foot fence (max 7 feet) at 107 Waterman Drive West
• Approval of minutes from July 1, August 5, September 3, October 7, and November 4, 2024
• Approval of findings of fact from November 4, 2024

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will open the meeting by confirming a quorum, swearing in new appointments, and electing officers. They will then consider two variance requests for a detached accessory structure at 114 Waterman Drive, followed by a settlement approval.

• Variance to allow detached accessory structure exceeding maximum size for properties under five acres at 114 Waterman Drive
• Variance to allow detached accessory structure exceeding maximum height at 114 Waterman Drive
• Consideration of settlement approval via BZA Resolution 2024-001
• Election of 2024 Chairman and Vice-Chairman