Town Council rejects plan for 350-plus homes in rural Zionsville

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3 thoughts on “Town Council rejects plan for 350-plus homes in rural Zionsville

  1. so this piece of agricultural land is almost completely surrounded on four sides by housing and they don’t want to let housing be developed on this plot of land with some commercial. the typical nimby.

  2. I don’t care what community it is, the last group of people who move in are saying exactly the same thing that people said when they moved in. If you don’t what new development, then nothing should be built. No houses, no commercial ,no parks, no schools, no business of any kind. But we all no that won’t happen. The trick is to manage growth to use land efficiently.

  3. Does the airport own the land? If not, then they shouldn’t be able to expand causing an impediment on someone else property. Do all of these concerned neighbors realize their homes were farm land at one point and there was a builder that invested in the area to make it a community.

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