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IndianapolisIN averageUS Census ACS
Typical home value $232,142 -0.8% yr/yr · +22.4% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2003–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
Municipal budget
Total revenue$5.27B (FY2023)
Total spending$5.86B (FY2023)
Taxes$1.24B (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$6.57B (FY2023)
Spending per resident$6,641 (FY2023)
Development activity
Housing units permitted — US Census Building Permits Survey
20251,260 housing units ($399.6M)
Recent meetings
Thu Jul 2, 2026
Board of Zoning Appeals, Division 1
Board of Zoning Appeals to hear 20 variance requests
The Indianapolis Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on July 7, 2026, to consider 20 variance requests. The agenda includes petitions for continued hearings and new requests regarding building setbacks, land use, and property development.
- Continued hearings for 5 variance requests including a 4,800-square foot accessory structure and a 7.5-foot privacy fence
- New variance requests for a 227-unit residential development and a fueling station with deficient facade transparency
- Requests to allow commercial contractor operations and outdoor storage in residential zones
- Variance requests for construction of detached structures with reduced setbacks
- Public hearing to adopt meeting minutes
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Board of Zoning Appeals Division I
(July 7, 2026)
Meeting Agenda
Meeting Details
Notice is hereby given that the Metropolitan Board of Zoning Appeals will hold public hearings on:
Date: Tuesday, July 07, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM
Location: Public Assembly Room, 2nd Floor, City-County Building, 200 E. Washington Street
Business:
Adoption of Meeting Minutes
Special Requests
PETITIONS REQUESTING TO BE CONTINUED:
1. 2026-DV1-020 (Amended) | 6129 South Emerson Avenue
Franklin Township, Council District #24, zoned D-A
Daniel and Jennifer Taylor, by David Gilman
Variance of Development Standards of the Consolidated Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance to provide for the
construction of a 4,800-square foot detached accessory structure, with a larger foot-print than the primary
dwelling (accessory structures must be smaller than the primary dwelling).
** Request to continue to the 8-4-26 hearing.
2. 2026-DV1-028 | 1019 N Beville Avenue
Center Township, Council District #13, zoned D-5
Nickolas Gonzalez
Variance of Development Standards of the Consolidated Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance to provide for the
location of a 7.5-foot tall privacy fence in the side and rear yards (maximum six -foot tall fence permitted in side
and rear yards).
** Request to continue, with notice to the 8-4-26 hearing.
3. 2026-UV1-002 | 5301 West 56th Street (approximate address)
Pike Township, Council District #6, zoned D-A (FF) (FW)
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Thu Jul 2, 2026
City-County Council
Council considers $19.5 million appropriation and multiple affordable housing tax PILOTs
The City-County Council is deciding on several fiscal ordinances, including a $19.48 million appropriation for various departments. The body is also reviewing multiple payments in lieu of taxes (PILOT) for affordable housing projects and various public works ordinances regarding speed limits and traffic signals.
- Proposal 163: Additional appropriations totaling $19,488,400 for city-county departments
- Proposal 188: $875,000 appropriation for IMPD 2021 vehicle financing final payment
- Proposal 165, 166, 167, 168: PILOT approvals for affordable housing at 5935 West 56th Street, 3340 Teakwood Drive, 1455 South Bancroft Street, 1327 Riley Place, 2880 East Hanna Avenue, and 1545 Van Buren Street
- Proposal 212, 214, 215: HAWK signal authorizations for Nickel Plate Trail, Eagle Creek Trail, and Grassy Creek Connector
- Proposal 238: Zoning ordinance amendments concerning data center development
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City-County Council
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** NOTICE: This is only a preliminary draft of the City -County Council agenda prepared by the Council staff
pursuant to Sec. 151-95 and may not be complete. The President of the Council has not determined the order
of business for this meeting pursuant to Sec. 151-71. The agenda will be final only when approved by the
Council at the meeting.
AGENDA
CITY COUNTY COUNCIL
AND THE
INDIANAPOLIS POLICE, FIRE, AND SOLID WASTE COLLECTION
SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT COUNCILS
July 6, 2026
7:00 p.m.
I. PRAYER AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – Councilor Lewis
II. ROLL CALL
III. INTRODUCTION OF GUESTS AND VISITORS
IV. OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS
V. ADOPTION OF AGENDA
VI. APPROVAL OF JOURNALS – June 1, 2026
VII. PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, MEMORIALS, SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS, AND
COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS
PROPOSAL NO. 223, 2026 (Special Resolution)
INTRODUCED: 7/6/2026 BY: Councilor Evans
REFERRED TO: Committee of the Whole
DIGEST: celebrates the life, legacy, and Indianapolis roots of Janet Flanner, Internationally
acclaimed journalist, author, and cultural correspondent
PROPOSAL NO. 161, 2026 (Council Resolution)
INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Mascari
REFERRED TO: Administration and Finance Committee
DIGEST: appoints Mary E. Allen to the Equal Opportunity Advisory Board
COMMITTEE ACTION:
6/9/2026 Do Pass 10-0
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VII. PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, MEMORIALS, SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS, AND
COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS
PROPOSAL NO. 375, 2025 (Council Resoluti …
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Thu Jul 2, 2026
Metropolitan Development Commission
MDC to consider tax abatements and zoning for residential and commercial projects
The Metropolitan Development Commission will hold public hearings on several property tax abatements and zoning petitions. The body will also discuss an ordinance amendment regarding data center development.
- Tax abatement requests for Prysmian Cables & Systems USA (7950 Rockville Road), Aerodyn Engineering (1919 South Girls School Road), and Olson Custom Designs LLC (6803 Coffman Road)
- Proposed ordinance amendment to the Zoning and Subdivision Control Ordinance regarding data center development
- Regional Center Approval for a six-story, 270-unit mixed-use development at 412 West McCarty Street
- Regional Center Approval for a new public plaza west of City Market at 222 East Market Street
- Rezoning of 21.66 acres at 7323 South Mooresville Road for residential uses
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Metropolitan Development Commission
(July 1, 2026)
Meeting Notice
Meeting Details
Notice is hereby given that the Metropolitan Development Commission of Indianapolis -Marion County, IN, will hold public
hearings on:
Date: Wednesday, July 01, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM
Location: Public Assembly Room, 2nd Floor, City-County Building, 200 E. Washington Street
Business:
Adoption of Meeting Minutes: June 17, 2026
Special Requests
Item 8: Acknowledgement of the withdrawal of the Petition
Item 16: Request for continuance for cause
Policy Resolutions:
REAL ESTATE:
1. 2026-R-018
Authorizes the Department of Metropolitan Development to cooperate with the Indianapolis Fire Department to acquire
and facilitate redevelopment of the Property at 834 East Westfield Boulevard, aka 6330 Guilford Avenue.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT / INCENTIVES:
2. 2026-A-028 (For Public Hearing)
Final Economic Revitalization Area Resolution for Prysmian Cables & Systems USA, LLC, located at 7950 Rockville
Road, Council District #16, Wayne Township. (Recommend approval of seven (7) years real property tax
abatement.)
3. 2026-A-029 (For Public Hearing)
Final Economic Revitalization Area Resolution for Prysmian Cables & Systems USA, LLC, located at 7950 Rockville
Road, Council District #16, Wayne Township. (Recommend approval of seven (7) years personal property tax
abatement.)
4. 2026-A-030 (For Public Hearing)
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission
Commission to consider demolishing three historic buildings on Meridian Street
The Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing on several applications, including a proposal to demolish three historic buildings at 231-239 South Meridian Street while preserving their facades. Also scheduled are a continued application for townhomes on East Louisiana Street, a new commercial building on Dr Martin Luther King Jr Street, and an expedited case for work completed without approval on North New Jersey Street.
- Demolition of three historic buildings at 231, 235 & 239 South Meridian Street (2026-COA-057)
- Continued townhome project at 501 & 555 East Louisiana Street (2026-COA-111)
- New commercial building at 1010 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Street (2026-COA-009)
- Work without approval at 2020 North New Jersey Street (2026-COA-178B)
- Single-family house construction at 929 Stillwell Street (2026-COA-206)
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Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission (IHPC)
HEARING AGENDA
Wednesday, July 1, 2026, 5:30 P.M.
2nd Floor, Public Assembly Room, City-County Building
200 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana
BUSINESS
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
JUNE 2026 IHPC HEARING MINUTES
Page 3
III. OLD BUSINESS – NO PUBLIC HEARING
2023-COA-017 (CH) 828 NORTH ORIENTAL STREET / 1323 EAST 9TH STREET
KEITH PAYNE
COA extension
Page 17
IV. NEW BUSINESS – NO PUBLIC HEARING
NONE
PUBLIC HEARING
V. REQUEST TO WITHDRAW OR CONTINUE APPLICATIONS
2026-COA-111 (FP) 501 & 555 (AKA 551) EAST LOUISIANA STREET and 304 & 306
SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE (continue to the August 5, 2026)
BUCKINGHAM COMPANIES
Construct townhomes, rezone from C-7 and I-4 to D 8 with Variances of
Development Standards to exceed maximum lot size & for a reduced
front building line
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VI. EXPEDITED CASES
2026-COA-178B (HMP) 2020 NORTH NEW JERSEY STREET
HANNAH ABLE
Work completed without approval: demolish and reconstruct historic
rear addition
Page 23
VII. APPLICATIONS TO BE HEARD (CONTINUED)
2026-COA-009 (RP) &
2026-VHP-008
1010 DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR STREET
JOSEPH CALDERON
Construct new commercial building & parking lot; site improvements;
Variances of Development Standards to allow less front setback than
required
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Submittal
Page 165
2026-COA-057 (WD) 231, 235 & 239 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET
JENNIFER MILLIKEN
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Fri Jun 26, 2026
Property Tax Assessment Board of Appeals
Board to review hundreds of property tax appeals and exemptions
The Marion County Property Tax Assessment Board of Appeals will hear appeals for 2021 through 2026, including objective and subjective cases, as well as exemption requests. The agenda also includes a discussion on Union Halls and the approval of meeting minutes.
- Review of 130 objective and 130 subjective property tax appeals
- Consideration of 2024-2027 property tax exemptions
- Discussion on Union Halls
- Approval of previous meeting minutes
- Review of Indianapolis Housing Agency and school district appeals
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AGENDA
PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT BOARD OF APPEALS
Marion County, Indiana
June 26, 2026
City-County Building, Rm.221
200 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana
I. Call to Order and Determination of Quorum
II. Approval of Minutes
III. New business ─ 130 OBJECTIVE
APPEALS (133’s)
III. 2022 Appeal
MULTIPLE 1-4
IV. 2023 Appeal
MULTIPLE 5-15
V. 2024 Appeal
MULTIPLE 16-26
VI. 2025 Appeal
MULTIPLE 27-35
IV. New business ─ 130 SUBJECTIVE
APPEALS PRELIMINARY
AGREEMENTS
VII. 2021 Appeal
PERRY 36
VIII. 2022 Appeal
MULTIPLE 37-41
IX. 2023 Appeal
MULTIPLE 42-69
X. 2024 Appeal
MULTIPLE 70-112
XI. 2025 Appeal
MULTIPLE 113-158
V. New business ─ 130 SUBJECTIVE
APPEAL RECCOMMENDATIONS
FROM HEARING OFFICER
XII. 2021 Appeal
MULTIPLE 159-175
XIII. 2023 Appeal
MULTIPLE 176-178
XIV. 2023 Appeal
MULTIPLE 179-212
XV. 2024 Appeal
MULTIPLE 213-227
XVI. 2025 Appeal
MULTIPLE 228-229
VI. New business ─130 SUBJECTIVE
APPEAL WITHDRAWALS
XVII. 2022 Appeal
MULTIPLE 230-234
XVIII. 2023 Appeal
MULTIPLE 235-252
XIX. 2024 Appeal
MULTIPLE 253-274
XX. 2025 Appeal
MULTIPLE 275-291
XXI. New business ─ EXEMPTIONS
XXII. 2024-2025 Exemption
292-293
XXIII. 2025-2026 Exemption
294-295
XXIV. 2026-2027 Exemption
296-336
XXV. 2024-2025 Exemption 136COU
337
XXVI. 2025-2026 Exemption 136COU
338-340
XXVII. 2026-2027 Exemption 136COU
341-344
XXVIII. Other Business
1. Indianapolis Housing Agen …
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Thu Jun 25, 2026
Metropolitan Development Commission Hearing Examiner
Hearing examiner to consider 27-acre light industrial rezoning on Bluff Road
The Hearing Examiner of the Metropolitan Development Commission will hold public hearings on 18 zoning and variance petitions, including several continuances and expedited items. The most significant is a 27.26-acre rezoning from agricultural to light industrial for warehousing and distribution on Bluff Road. Other items include a Habitat for Humanity subdivision, a veterinary hospital with a variance, and mixed-use rezonings.
- Rezoning of 27.26 acres on Bluff Road from D-A to I-2 for light industrial use, including warehousing (Alt Construction, LLC)
- Habitat for Humanity subdivision plat for 9 lots on Wagner Lane (2.27 acres, D-6II to D-5)
- Veterinary hospital rezoning and variance for outdoor animal run at 5510 Millersville Road (2.75 acres, D-3/C-4 to C-3)
- Mixed-use rezoning at 3030 Southeastern Avenue: existing building to be renovated for retail and up to 6 dwelling units (0.34 acre, D-5 to MU-2)
- Modification of commitments to allow community center expansion at 4107 East Washington Street (Shepherd Community, Inc.)
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Metropolitan Development Commission
Hearing Examiner (June 25, 2026)
Meeting Agenda
Meeting Details
Notice is hereby given that the Hearing Examiner of the Metropolitan Development Commission will hold public hearings
on:
Date: Thursday, June 25, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM
Location: Public Assembly Room, 2nd Floor, City-County Building, 200 E. Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN
Business:
Special Requests
PETITIONS REQUESTING TO BE CONTINUED:
1. 2026-ZON-018 / 2026-VAR-004 | 5510 Millersville Road
Washington Township, Council District #3
R. Michael Thomas, by Ted Nolting
Rezoning of 2.75-acres from the D-3 and C-4 districts to the C-3 district to provide for a veterinary hospital.
Variance of Development Standards of the Consolidated Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance to provide for an
outdoor animal run/exercise area located 88 feet from a protected district (100-foot separation required).
**City-County Councilor request for continuance for cause to August 13, 2026
2. 2026-ZON-043 | 7030 East 33rd Street
Center Township, Council District #9
Damion Wiggins
Rezoning of 1.19 acres from the MU-1 district to the C-5 district for a used automobile sales business.
**Automatic Continuance to July 23, 2026, filed by Registered Neighborhood Organization. Staff request for
additional continuance for cause to August 13, 2026.
3. 2026-ZON-045 | 2003 North College Avenue
Center Township, Council District #13
Maigida Investment LLC, by David G …
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Thu Jun 25, 2026
Commission of Public Records of Marion County
Commission to approve destruction notices for 30 public records entities
The Marion County Commission of Public Records will review and approve notices of destruction for records held by various county departments and townships. The agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes and setting the date for the next session.
- Approval of December 4, 2025 meeting minutes
- Notices of destruction for Health and Hospital Corporation
- Notices of destruction for MSD Lawrence Township
- Notices of destruction for Marion County Assessor’s Office
- Notices of destruction for Office of Finance and Management
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COUNTY COMMISSION OF PUBLIC RECORDS
OF MARION COUNTY, INDIANA
June 25th, 2026. 2:00P.M. EDT
City-County Building – T-260 Conference Room
I. Old Business
A. Approval of Minutes –December 4th, 2025 Meeting
II. New Business
A. Notices of Destruction
i. Health and Hospital Corporation (1)
ii. MSD Lawrence Township
iii. Marion County Assessor’s Office (2)
iv. MSD Washington Township
iv. Office of Finance and Management – Consolidated City of Indianapolis and
Marion County (2)
v. Perry Township MSD (25)
vi. Mayor’s Action Center – Consolidated City of Indianapolis and Marion County
vii. Marion County Recorder’s Office
III. Other Business
A. Set next meeting date
I. Adjournment
Wed Jun 24, 2026
City of Indianapolis Pride ERG, Pride Month Conversation about LGBTQ+ Youth
Wed Jun 24, 2026
Board of Public Works
Board approves $2.5M in construction contracts and design amendments
The Board of Public Works will adopt the agenda, approve minutes, and award contracts for vertical construction and drainage improvements. The meeting also includes final change orders for detention basins and road projects, as well as amendments for greenway and bridge design services.
- Awarded five vertical construction contracts with a shared budget of $1,000,000
- Approved final change order for Michigan and New York Two-Way Conversion Project ($981,785.08)
- Approved final acceptance for Farley and Topp Creek Drainage Improvements ($1,256,979.96)
- Approved Amendment No. 3 for White River Innovation District Infrastructure Project ($912,930.54)
- Approved Amendment No. 1 for Pleasant Run Greenway Phases 1, 2, & 3 ($294,072.50)
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Board of Public Works Agenda
Date: June 24, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM
Location: Public Assembly Room, City-County Building
1. ADOPT THE AGENDA
a. Adoption of the June 24, 2026, Agenda
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
a. June 10 Meeting Minutes
3. BID AWARDS
Nathan a. On-Call Construction Services, Vertical Construction
Sheets Glenroy Construction Co., Inc. JOC-26-009(D)
Nathan b. On-Call Construction Services, Vertical Construction
Sheets PKS Construction, Inc. JOC-26-009(E)
Nathan c. On-Call Construction Services, Vertical Construction
Sheets F. A. Wilhelm Construction Co., Inc. JOC-26-009(F)
Nathan d. On-Call Construction Services, Vertical Construction
Sheets F.H. Paschen, S.N. Nielsen & Associates LLC JOC-26-009(G)
Nathan e. On-Call Construction Services, Vertical Construction
Sheets Myers Construction Management, Inc. JOC-26-009(H)
Note: Shared anticipated annual budget: $1,000,000.00 (five contracts)
4. CHANGE ORDERS (FINAL)
Nathan a. C/O No. 1 (Final): Haverstick Regional Detention Basin
Sheets ($25,367.23) William Charles Construction Company, LLC SD-04-068
Nathan b. C/O No. 2 (Final) and FA: Michigan and New York Two-Way Conversion Project
Sheets ($981,785.08) Rieth-Riley Construction Co., Inc. ST-26-054
Nathan c. C/O No. 2 (Final): Indy Access Curb, Sidewalk, and Ramps 2024
Sheets $74,582.45 Milestone Contractors, L.P. CW-24-002
5. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AMENDMENTS
Mark a. Amendment No. 8: On-Call Transportation Desig …
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Tue Jun 23, 2026
Board of Parks and Recreation
Park board to consider $1.86M Chapel Hill Park final change order
The Board of Parks and Recreation will vote on several resolutions and memos, including appointments to the Greenways Development Committee, delegation of cooperative purchasing authority to the director, and approval of a supervised petting zoo event at Frederick Douglass Park. Multiple construction change orders for playground and field improvements are also up for approval, along with a contract amendment and a presentation from the Parks Alliance of Indianapolis.
- Resolution No. 6 delegates cooperative purchasing agreement approval authority to the Parks Director
- Memo No. 21 approves a supervised petting zoo and horseback riding at Frederick Douglass Park for the Stop the Violence Summer Jam on June 26
- Memo No. 22 approves a $11,615 change order for playground improvements at NW Parks (Eagle Highlands, Faculty, James Foster Gaines, Moreland)
- Memo No. 24 approves a $55,820 change order for Gustafson Field improvements
- Memo No. 25 approves a $52,247 final change order for Chapel Hill Park improvements, new total $1,858,247
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Agenda
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
City-County Building – T221
200 E. Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204
4:00 PM
Approval of Minutes
Approval of May 19, 2026, Park Board Minutes
Approval of June 1, 2026, Special Meeting Park Board Minutes
New Business
Resolution No. 4, 2026 – It is the recommendation of the Resource Development Division that the Board of
Parks and Recreation approve the appointment of Celia Navarro to the Indianapolis Greenways Development
Committee.
Presented by – Andre Denman- Deputy Director & Gretchen Zortman, Planning Administrator, Indy Parks
Resolution No. 5, 2026 – It is the recommendation of the Resource Development Division that the Board of
Parks and Recreation approve the appointment of Esme Barniskis to the Indianapolis Greenways Development
Committee.
Presented by – Andre Denman- Deputy Director & Gretchen Zortman, Planning Administrator, Indy Parks
Resolution No. 6, 2026 – It is the recommendation of the Indy Parks Leadership Team that the Board of Parks
and Recreation delegate cooperative purchasing agreement approval authority to the Director of the Department
of Parks and Recreation.
Presented by – Jon George, Chief Financial Officer, Indy Parks
Memo No. 21, 2026 – It is the recommendation of the management of Frederick Douglass Park that the Board of
Parks and Recreation approve a supervised petting zoo and horseback riding experience at Frederick Douglass
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Mon Jun 22, 2026
Indianapolis Public Education Corporation
Board to vote on presenting a tax levy referendum to voters
The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation will consider approving a resolution to present a levy question to voters and approve additional appropriations. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and an internal controls policy.
- Approval of minutes from May 28, 2026
- Consideration of resolution to approve additional appropriations
- Consideration of resolution to present a referendum levy question to voters
- Consideration of Internal Controls Policy
- Public hearing on Additional Appropriation Resolution
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INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC EDUCATION CORPORATION
BOARD MEETING
Indianapolis-Marion County City-County Building
200 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, IN
Room 221 – 5 P.M.
June 22, 2026
Public Hearing on Additional Appropriation Resolution Pursuant to Indiana Code § 6-1.1-
18-5(a)
Call to Order of Regular Meeting
Action/Information Items
1. Approval of Minutes of May 28, 2026, Public Meeting
2. Consideration of Resolution Approving Additional Appropriations
3. Consideration of Resolution Approving the Presentation of a Referendum Levy Question
to V oters
a. Presentation by Acting Executive Director
b. Public Comment
c. Discussion and Deliberation by the Board
d. Action on Resolution Approving the Presentation of a Referendum Levy Question
to V oters
4. Consideration of Internal Controls Policy
5. Acting Executive Director’s Report
6. Additional Information Items – Chairperson
Public Comment on Action and Information Items
Approval of Claims (None)
Future Meeting: July 22, 2026
Adjournment
Spanish and Haitian-Creole translation services will be available.
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
Community Corrections Advisory Board
Board to consider FY2026 JCC grant transfer request
The Community Corrections Advisory Board will consider approving the March 19 meeting minutes and a FY2026 JCC grant transfer request from the Marion Superior Court Probation Department. The board will also receive agency updates from Marion County Community Corrections staff and presentations from the Chair, Director of Community Safety Initiatives, and Executive Director.
- Approval of March 19 meeting minutes
- FY2026 JCC Grant Transfer Request from Marion Superior Court Probation Dept.
- Marion County Community Corrections agency updates
- Presentations by Chair Carlette Duffy, Director Haylee Elsea, and Executive Director Scott Hohl
- Next meeting: July 16, 2026 at 12pm in Room T-260
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MCCC ADVISORY BOARD/LOCAL JUSTICE
REINVESTMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL
MEETING
Location: City-County Building, Room T-260
Date: June 18, 2026
Time: 12:00pm
Agenda Items
Call to Order Chair Carlette Duffy
Consideration for Approval
March 19th Meeting Minutes
Marion Superior Court Probation Dept.
FY2026 JCC Grant Transfer Request
Marion County Community Corrections
Agency Updates
Chair Carlette Duffy
Director of Community Safety
Initiatives
Haylee Elsea
Executive Director
Scott Hohl
Next Meeting: Thursday, July 16, 2026, at 12pm in Room T-260 (CCB)
Wed Jun 17, 2026
Metropolitan Development Commission
Commission to consider 20-acre rezoning for mining, tax abatements, and property sales
The Metropolitan Development Commission will hold public hearings on real estate contracts, economic development incentives, and numerous zoning petitions. Items include extending a legal contract, facilitating property redevelopment with the fire department, and approving tax abatements for two companies. The commission will also consider rezoning for mining, commercial, and residential uses, as well as several other development proposals.
- Extend contract with Stevenson Legal Group through 2027 and add $20,000 (2026-R-017)
- Authorize cooperation with Indianapolis Fire Department to acquire 834 East Westfield Boulevard for redevelopment (2026-R-018)
- Authorize redevelopment of Drake property at 3060 North Meridian Street (2026-R-019)
- Preliminary approval of 4-year personal property tax abatement for CCBCC Operations LLC at 5000 West 25th Street (2026-A-026)
- Rezoning 20.18 acres at 4200 South Harding Street from I-4 to I-4 (GSB) for mining operations (2026-ZON-033)
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Metropolitan Development Commission
(June 17, 2026)
Meeting Notice
Meeting Details
Notice is hereby given that the Metropolitan Development Commission of Indianapolis -Marion County, IN, will hold public
hearings on:
Date: Wednesday, June 17, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM
Location: Public Assembly Room, 2nd Floor, City-County Building, 200 E. Washington Street
Business:
Adoption of Meeting Minutes: June 3, 2026
Special Requests
Policy Resolutions:
REAL ESTATE:
1. 2026-R-017
Authorizes the Department of Metropolitan Development to extend contract number 19105 with Stevenson Legal
Group to December 31, 2027, and add $20,000 to the contract.
2. 2026-R-018
Authorizes the Department of Metropolitan Development to cooperate with the Indianapolis Fire Department to acquire
and facilitate redevelopment of the Property at 834 East Westfield Boulevard, aka 6330 Guilford Avenue.
3. 2026-R-019
Authorizes the Department of Metropolitan Development to modify or enter into a new agreement for development of
the Drake property at 3060 North Meridian Street.
4. 2026-R-020
Authorizes the Department of Metropolitan Development to convey title or an option to purchase title of Property to
transferee as approved by Vacant to Vibrant Review Committee for the purpose of providing development that will
best serve the interest of the City.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT / INCENTIVES:
5. 2026-A-026
Preliminary Economic Revitalization Area CCBCC Operat …
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Wed Jun 17, 2026
Rules & Policy Committee
Committee to consider road funding tax changes
The Rules and Public Policy Committee will meet on June 16, 2026, at Ivy Tech Community College to discuss Proposal No. 192, 2026. This proposal aims to amend county excise and wheel taxes and create a new division for State and Local Road Funding.
- Meeting: Rules and Public Policy Committee
- Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2026
- Location: Ivy Tech Community College, Illinois Fall Creek Building (2535 N. Capitol Ave.)
- Proposal No. 192, 2026: Amends Chapter 121 of the Code regarding excise and wheel taxes
- Proposal No. 192, 2026: Adds new Division 12 for State and Local Road Funding
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[email protected] O: 317.327.4242 200 E. Washington Street, Suite T-441
www.indy.gov/council Indianapolis, IN 46204
Maggie A. Lewis, President
Councilor, District 5
Indianapolis-Marion County City-County Council
To: Members of the Rules and Public Policy Committee
From: Maggie A. Lewis, Chair
Date: June 3, 2026
Re: Meeting Notice *NOTE LOCATION*
There will be a meeting of the Rules and Public Policy Committee of the City-County Council on Tuesday,
June 16, 2026, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at Ivy Tech Community College, Illinois Fall Creek Building
(IFC), located at 2535 N. Capitol Ave. It is anticipated that the following item may be considered by the
Committee:
PROPOSAL NO. 192, 2026 - revises certain provisions of Chapter 121 of the Code to amend the
county's excise and wheel taxes and to add a new Division 12 entitled State and Local Road Funding
Note: The Committee may consider any pending business in accordance with the Rules of the City-
County Council. Persons with disabilities who wish to make a request for accommodations may do so by
calling 327-4242 at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the meeting.
cc: Maggie A. Lewis LeAnnette Pierce Sara Hindi Yulonda Winfield
Paul Mullin Abby Hanson Scott Robinett Candace Harris
Brandon Beeler Aryn Schounce Jake McVeigh Ken Montgomery
Doran Moreland
MAL/lw
This meeting will be recorded and archived copies of this and other council or committee meetings can be
found at: https://www …
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Tue Jun 16, 2026
Board of Zoning Appeals, Division 3
Board of Zoning Appeals Division III meeting scheduled for June 16, 2026
The Board will conduct public hearings on several zoning variances and special exceptions. Several petitions are requested to be continued to later dates or transferred to other hearings.
- Variance for a substance abuse treatment facility at 3640 Central Avenue (to be withdrawn)
- Signage variances for multiple properties including West 14th Street, West 15th Street, and North Senate Boulevard
- Variance for a convenience store and fueling canopy at 3919 Madison Avenue
- Variance for three duplex structures at 2147, 2151, and 2155 North Illinois Street
- Special exception for a commercial truck parking lot at 6309 South Harding Street
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Board of Zoning Appeals Division III
(June 16, 2026)
Meeting Agenda
Meeting Details
Notice is hereby given that the Metropolitan Board of Zoning Appeals will hold public hearings on:
Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM
Location: Public Assembly Room, 2nd Floor, City-County Building, 200 E. Washington Street
Business:
Adoption of Meeting Minutes:
Special Requests
2026-UV3-008 | 3640 Central Avenue
Center Township, Council District #8, zoned D-3 / D-8 (TOD)
Lagrace Properties LLC, by David Gilman
Variance of Use of the Consolidated Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance to provide for the operation of a substance
abuse treatment facility (not permitted).
**This petition will be withdrawn.
PETITIONS REQUESTING TO BE CONTINUED:
1. 2026-DV3-014 | 4202 Carson Avenue
Perry Township, Council District #19, zoned D-A (FW) (FF) / D-6II
Kevin and Heather Davis
Variance of Development Standards of the Consolidated Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance to provide for a six-
foot tall fence within the front yard of Carson Avenue (maximum 3.5-foot tall fence permitted) and encroaching
within the required clear-sight triangle (not permitted).
**Staff to request continuance to July 21st on behalf of petitioner.
2. 2026-DV3-016 (Amended) | 10220 East Washington Street
Warren Township, Council District #20, zoned C-4 (TOD)
Indy WS40 LLC, by Barnes & Thornburg LLP
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Mon Jun 15, 2026
Indianapolis Local Public Improvement Bond Bank
Bond bank to approve audit and minutes from May meeting
The Indianapolis Local Public Improvement Bond Bank will meet to approve the minutes from the May 18, 2026 meeting and the 2025 audit. The meeting is scheduled for noon on Monday, June 15, 2026, in Room 260 of the City-County Building.
- Approval of May 18, 2026 minutes
- Approval of 2025 ILPIBB audit
- Review of current projects
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The Indianapolis Local Public Improvement Bond Bank
200 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, SUITE 2260 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46204
THE INDIANAPOLIS LOCAL PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT BOND BANK
MEETING AGENDA
Monday, June 15, 2026
12:00 PM
Notice is hereby given of a public meeting to be held on June 15, 2026, at
noon in Room 260 of the City-County Building, Indianapolis, IN 46204.
New Business
1. Approval of Minutes from May 18, 2026
2. Approval of the 2025 ILPIBB Audit
Updates
1. Current Projects
Remaining 2026 Dates:
July 20
August 17
September 21
October 19
November 16
December 14 (second Monday)
All meetings are scheduled to begin at noon. Please note meetings are subject to change.
Thu Jun 11, 2026
Metropolitan Development Commission Hearing Examiner
Data center variance for 420,000 sq ft up for hearing
The Hearing Examiner will hold public hearings on several zoning petitions, including expedited rezonings and continued items. The most significant is a variance to allow a data center of up to 420,000 sq ft at 305 Fintail Drive. Other items include a rezoning for truck parking and outdoor storage, a 13-lot subdivision, and various commercial and residential rezonings. Several petitions are being continued to future dates.
- Variance to allow a data center (420,000 sq ft) at 305 Fintail Drive (item 18)
- Rezoning to allow truck parking, outdoor storage, and auto-related uses at 405-411 S Shortridge Road (item 15)
- Subdivision plat for 13 single-family lots at 3731 Wellington Avenue (item 19)
- Commercial rezoning with variances at 4005 E Southport Road for C-4 uses (item 13)
- Expedited rezoning for a duplex at 1830 Shelby Street (item 10)
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Metropolitan Development Commission
Hearing Examiner (June 11, 2026)
Meeting Agenda
Meeting Details
Notice is hereby given that the Hearing Examiner of the Metropolitan Development Commission will hold public hearings
on:
Date: Thursday, June 11, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM
Location: Public Assembly Room, 2nd Floor, City-County Building, 200 E. Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN
Business:
Special Requests
PETITIONS REQUESTING TO BE CONTINUED:
1. 2026-ZON-039 | 6501 Mann Road
Decatur Township, Council District #21
Kittle Property Group, by Joseph D. Calderon
Rezoning of 26.83 acres from the SU-1 (FF) (FW) and D-A (FF) (FW) district to the D-7 (FF) (FW) district to
provide for a multi-family residential development.
**Automatic Continuance to July 9, 2026, filed by Registered Neighborhood Organization
2. 2026-ZON-041 | 3553 Shelby Street
Perry Township, Council District #23
Cameron & Caden Shake, by Mark & Kim Crouch
Rezoning of 0.48-acres from the C-3 (TOD) district to the D-10 (TOD) district to provide for multifamily housing.
**Petitioner request for continuance for cause to August 13, 2026, with Notice as needed
3. 2026-CPL-812 / 2026-CVR-812 | 4800 North Raceway Road
Pike Township, Council District #5
D-S
Estate of Lois E. Williams, by John Moore
Approval of a Subdivision Plat, dividing 2.4 acres into three partial lots to be known as Williams Minor Plat, a
three-lot subdivision, with the remainder of each lot being in Hend …
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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
| $1.5B | ELI LILLY AND COMPANY Department of Defense · LYCOV1404 BEBTELOVIMAB |
| $988.2M | NATIONAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC. Department of Health and Human Services · IGF::OT::IGF AB MAC JURISDICTION K |
| $575.5M | NATIONAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC. Department of Health and Human Services · JURISDICTION 6 A/B MAC CONTRACT |
| $520.7M | ROLLS-ROYCE CORPORATION Department of Defense · AE1107C TURBOSHAFT ENGINES |
| $505.3M | NATIONAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC. Department of Health and Human Services · NEXT GENERATION DESKTOP IGF::OT::IGF |
| $482.5M | NATIONAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC. Department of Health and Human Services · J6 A/B MAC SERVICES |
| $477.2M | NATIONAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC. Department of Health and Human Services · PART A/PART B MEDICARE ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRACTOR (MAC) JURISDICTION K |
| $338.0M | ROLLS-ROYCE CORPORATION Department of Defense · T108 PROPULSION SUSTAINMENT SYSTEM- (ENGINE, NACELLE, AND PROPELLER) P |
| $270.4M | ROLLS-ROYCE CORPORATION Department of Defense · FY 26 MISSIONS CARE - AE1107C ENGINE SUSTAINMENT |
| $241.2M | ROLLS-ROYCE CORPORATION Department of Defense · 36 MT7 TURBOSHAFT PRODUCTION ENGINES, PRODUCTION ENGINE ANCILLARY PART |
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
🌐 County-level context
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Traffic fatalities109 (38 pedestrian · 2024)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
City profile
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$5.27B
Annual budget
$6.57B
Debt outstanding
The money — in
source: Census gov-finance & state comptrollerBudget
Revenue$5.27B
Spending$5.86B
Operating spending ran ahead of revenue this year.
Debt load HIGH
Outstanding debt$6.57B
Debt-to-revenue1.25×
Debt-load index83 / 100
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