Noblesville, Indiana

Council Committees

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

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

Board of Zoning Appeals

Plan Commission

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

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

Plan Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre tres temas: un permiso de demolición en el Distrito de Límite de Protección del Centro (Downtown Protection Boundary District), un cambio de zonificación y un plan de desarrollo preliminar para una nueva Estación de Policía de Nobles|seville en 18.7 acres en 1715 Division Street, y una consideración especial para una iglesia y edificio comunitario de 33,000 pies cuadrados en 9854 Cumberland Pointe Boulevard. La comisión también puede votar sobre actas y continuaciones.

• Solicitud de demolición de estructura accesoria residencial en 1523 Conner Street dentro del Downtown Protection Boundary
• Cambio de zonificación de I2, R4, LB, FH a DT Downtown Zoning District y FH Flood Hazard (Solicitud No. LEGP 0087-2026)
• Adopción de la superposición DT-FH/GUO y el plan de desarrollo preliminar para la construcción de la Estación de Policía de Noblesville en +/- 18.7 acres en 1715 Division Street (Solicitud No. LEGP 0088-2026)
• Consideración especial para un lugar de culto (13,000 SF) y un edificio comunitario (20,000 SF) en +/- 10 acres en 9854 Cumberland Pointe Boulevard en el Corporate Campus Planned Development District

Redevelopment Commission

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

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

Common Council

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

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

Board of Public Works & Safety

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

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

Council Committees

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

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

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

Board of Zoning Appeals

La Junta de Apelaciones de Zonificación decidirá sobre una solicitud de uso condicional para una torre de telecomunicaciones inalámbricas cerca de Riverwood Avenue. También escuchará múltiples solicitudes de varianza para las propiedades en 398 S 5th Street, 8862 Lavender Court, 1479 Maple Avenue y 611 Mill Farm Road, que involucran retranqueos, estructuras accesorias y una unidad de vivienda accesoria. La reunión incluye la aprobación de actas pasadas y hallazgos de hechos.

• Uso condicional para una torre de telecomunicaciones inalámbricas en Riverwood Avenue (BZNA.0057-2026)
• Siete solicitudes de varianza para 398 S 5th Street: reducción de retranqueos, unidad de vivienda accesoria, tamaño de estructura accesoria (1,975 sq ft frente a un máximo de 1,000), altura (23 ft frente a 14 ft) y usurpaciones
• Varianza para la altura de la cerca en 8862 Lavender Court: 6 ft solicitados frente a 4 ft permitidos
• Varianza para la altura de la estructura accesoria y unidad de vivienda accesoria en 1479 Maple Avenue
• Varianza para la reducción del retranqueo del patio delantero en 611 Mill Farm Road

Common Council

El Concejo Común votará sobre ordenanzas para anexar aproximadamente 182 acres para Enong Branch y 58 acres para desarrollos planificados de Montclair. Otras acciones incluyen ajustes presupuestarios de mitad de año, un aumento en las tarifas de impacto, una enmienda al cronograma de tráfico y una ordenanza salarial. También se escuchará una presentación sobre la rezonificación y la superposición para una nueva estación de policía.

• Ordenanza #210828 para anexar ~182 acres en la cuadra 200-5300 de E 191st St para el Desarrollo Planificado Enong Branch
• Ordenanza #220828 para anexar ~58 acres al norte de SR 32, al este de Little Chicago Rd, al oeste de Mill Creek Rd para el Desarrollo Planificado Montclair
• Ordenanza #260825 para apropiaciones adicionales y ajustes presupuestarios de mitad de año de 2028 en múltiples departamentos
• Ordenanza #280828 que afirma un aumento anual de la tarifa de impacto cada 1 de noviembre para 2025-2028 y adopta una zona de impacto
• Presentación sobre la rezonificación y la Superposición de Uso Gubernamental (Government Use Overlay) para la nueva estación de policía

Board of Public Works & Safety

La junta abrirá cotizaciones para el Proyecto de Desagüe de Aguas Pluviales de Hinkle Creek y licitaciones para la venta de equipo excedente de botes del departamento de bomberos. La agenda de consentimiento incluye la aprobación de actas, la cancelación de facturas impagadas, un cierre temporal de Maple Street para el evento First Friday, una replanificación de Conrad Addition y varias acciones de bonos para subdivisiones. Los asuntos nuevos cubren un acuerdo de servicios de protección contra incendios con Noblesville Township, una subvención de fachada para 123 South 5th Street, el reemplazo de HVAC en Forest Park Inn and Lodge, órdenes de cambio para los proyectos Headworks Improvements y Pleasant Street Phase II, y un acuerdo de servicios para la eliminación de Lift Station 3.

• Apertura de cotizaciones para el Proyecto de Desagüe de Aguas Pluviales de Hinkle Creek
• La Junta considerará el Acuerdo de Servicios de Protección contra Incendios 2128 de Noblesville Township
• Acuerdo de servicios con North Suburban Heating and Cooling para el reemplazo de HVAC en las oficinas de Forest Park Inn and Lodge
• Orden de Cambio No. 1 para Headworks Improvements con Thenen Construction
• Acuerdo de servicios con Commonwealth Engineers para la evaluación preliminar y diseño para eliminar Lift Station 3

Council Committees

El Comité de Finanzas del Concejo Municipal de Noblesville se reunirá brevemente para revisar un expediente de reclamaciones y presentar un avance de una ordenanza que modificaría las tasas salariales máximas de 2026 para oficiales de policía y bomberos jurados bajo acuerdos con sindicatos de seguridad pública. El comité también señala temas de discusión para la próxima reunión del Concejo, incluyendo la primera y segunda lectura de ordenanzas sobre enmiendas salariales, ajustes presupuestarios de mitad de año y cumplimiento de tarifas de impacto.

• Revisión del expediente de reclamaciones por Caitlin Kesner
• Avance de la Ordenanza #XX-06-26: enmienda a las tasas salariales máximas de 2026 para policías y bomberos
• Tema de discusión actual: Ordenanza #XX-06-26 (1ra Lectura) — enmienda a la Ordenanza Salarial de 2026
• Temas de discusión previos en la agenda del Concejo del 23 de junio: Ordenanza #28-06-26 (2da Lectura) — ajustes presupuestarios de mitad de año; Ordenanza #29-06-26 (2da Lectura) — cumplimiento de tarifas de impacto
• Las posibles ordenanzas futuras incluyen un nuevo formato de presupuesto anual, administración del servicio de deuda y del fondo de productos de deuda, y revisiones del código de la ciudad sobre adquisiciones, fondos y políticas financieras

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

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

Plan Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y considerará dos solicitudes (LEGP 0087-2026 y LEGP 0088-2026) para ratificar los aumentos de las tarifas de impacto de Carreteras y de impacto de Parques para 2026, 2027 y 2028, y para adoptar una zona de impacto. El programa de tarifas se incluye en los documentos de la agenda. No hay otros asuntos sustantivos en la agenda.

• Audiencia pública sobre los aumentos de las tarifas de impacto para carreteras y parques para 2026–2028
• Adopción de una zona de impacto como parte de las enmiendas de las tarifas
• Solicitudes LEGP 0087-2026 y LEGP 0088-2026

Redevelopment Commission

La Comisión de Redesarrollo de Noblesville votará sobre dos resoluciones para el proyecto de BioLife Solutions, una reubicación de $16 millones al Lote C de Washington Business Park que incluye un edificio de 35,000 pies cuadrados y 30 nuevos empleos. La comisión también aprobará las actas de la reunión, un catálogo de reclamos que totaliza más de $5.5 millones y una actualización financiera sobre los fondos TIF.

• Resolución 2026-05: Acuerdo de Desarrollo Económico con Patch Development para un edificio de 35,000 pies cuadrados en Washington Business Park
• Resolución 2026-06: Acuerdo de Desarrollo Económico con Sexton Biotechnologies, una subsidiaria de BioLife Solutions, que incluye exención de impuestos y un préstamo condonable
• El proyecto de BioLife Solutions representa una inversión de capital total de $16M, $5M en propiedad personal y 30 empleos con un promedio de $85,000 al año
• Aprobación del catálogo de reclamos con más de $5.5 millones en pagos, incluyendo $4.4 millones a MAB Capital Investments para la construcción de Linq at Hyde Park
• Actualización financiera sobre los fondos TIF y aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 14 de mayo de 2026

Board of Public Works & Safety

La Junta de Obras Públicas y Seguridad de Noblesville aprobará un memorando de sesión ejecutiva y las actas de la reunión del 28 de mayo de 2028. Discutirá varios cambios temporales de tráfico, incluyendo cierres de carriles para el evento anual Baby onthe Way (8K) y un cierre de STH STREET desde PLUM STREET SOUTH hasta FIRST ALLEVFORAN para la fiesta de cuadra del Día de la Independencia el 3 de julio. Los artículos adicionales incluyen una orden de cambio para el LIFT STATION INTERCEPTOR PROJECT con SUB‑SURFACE OF INDIANA, INC.

• Aprobación del Memorando de Sesión Ejecutiva: 25 de mayo de 2028
• Aprobación de Actas: 28 de mayo de 2028
• Consideración de la solicitud de cierres y restricciones temporales de carriles para el BABY ONTHE WAY 8K anual
• Consideración del cierre temporal de STH STREET desde PLUM STREET SOUTH hasta FIRST ALLEVFORAN para la Fiesta de Cuadra del Día de la Independencia el 3 de julio
• Consideración de la Orden de Cambio No. 3 para el LIFT STATION INTERCEPTOR PROJECT con SUB‑SURFACE OF INDIANA, INC.

Common Council

El Concejo Común llevará a cabo audiencias públicas y considerará ordenanzas para dos anexiones: una propiedad de 182 acres en East 1815 Street (Sending Branch) y una propiedad de 58 acres al norte de State Road 32 (Montclair). También se discutirán ajustes presupuestarios de mitad de año, un aumento en las tarifas de impacto y enmiendas a los códigos de tráfico y bicicletas. La reunión incluye una presentación sobre una consideración especial para un lugar de culto en 5854 Cumberland Pointe Boulevard.

• Ordenanza #20828: Anexión de ~182 acres en East 1815 Street para el Sending Branch Planned Development con plan fiscal RC-7-28
• Ordenanza #220828: Anexión de ~58 acres al norte de State Road 32, al este de Little Chicago Road para el Montclair Planned Development con plan fiscal RC-18-28
• Ordenanza #260828: Apropiaciones adicionales para los ajustes presupuestarios de mitad de año de 2028 en múltiples departamentos
• Ordenanza #250628: Aumento anual de las tarifas de impacto el 1 de noviembre para 2028, 2029 y 2030
• Solicitud de demolición de una estructura en 1398 Logan Street y nombramiento para la Junta de Árboles (Tree Board)

The Common Council met in executive session to discuss strategy regarding pending or threatened litigation as required by Indiana Code 5‑14‑1.5‑6.1(b)(2)(8). No motions, votes, or approvals were recorded.

Council Committees

The committee reviewed updates on street tree plantings, neighborhood microsurfacing, and various road projects. Discussions included the status of several state-funded highway safety and roundabout projects, as well as local street rehabilitation efforts.

• Reported $31,000.00 expense for a dump truck repair
• Noted work has begun on 161th Street and Hazel Dell Road roundabout requiring $25,000.00 in additional funds
• Confirmed street tree planting is underway for 187 trees
• Identified final work areas for 2026 Street Rehabilitation including Carrigan Cove and Stony Creek Estates

Council Committees

El Comité de Finanzas revisará una ordenanza para cumplir con las nuevas reglas estatales sobre tarifas de impacto, una resolución para recibir una petición de los contribuyentes y establecer el arrendamiento de una nueva sede de la policía, y una acción fiscal para los ajustes presupuestarios de mitad de año de 2026 en múltiples fondos. No se tomaron votos finales; estos puntos están programados para su primera lectura en la reunión del Concejo del 9 de junio.

• Vista previa de la ordenanza para modificar el Código de la Ciudad para el cumplimiento de los requisitos de despliegue y seguimiento de las tarifas de impacto de HEA 1001
• Vista previa de la resolución para recibir oficialmente una petición de los contribuyentes y establecer el formulario de arrendamiento para la nueva sede de la policía entre la Building Corporation y la Ciudad
• Vista previa de apropiaciones adicionales y transferencias para los ajustes presupuestarios de mitad de año de 2026 en varios fondos y departamentos
• Revisión del calendario de reclamaciones
• Los puntos futuros incluyen un formato de ordenanza presupuestaria personalizado, reglas de administración del fondo de deuda y revisiones del código para adquisiciones, reservas y gestión de la deuda

The Finance Committee recommended approval of the claims docket. Members discussed updates to road impact fee ordinances to comply with state law and reviewed mid-year budget adjustments totaling $1,647,298.00.

• Recommended approval of the claims docket
• Discussed ordinance updates for Road Impact Fee compliance with HEA1001
• Reviewed mid-year budget adjustments totaling $1,647,298.00

Board of Zoning Appeals

La Junta de Apelaciones de Zonificación aprobará las actas de octubre de 2025 a mayo de 2026, adoptará los hallazgos de hecho para un caso en 10410 Golden Bear Way y luego escuchará seis nuevos asuntos de negocios. Las propuestas significativas incluyen múltiples variaciones para una oficina de contratista en 5050 Conner Street, un uso condicional para una torre de telecomunicaciones inalámbricas cerca de Riverwood Avenue y varias variaciones de retiro o cobertura residencial. La junta también considerará reducciones de estacionamiento y de retiro de edificios en 400 Sheridan Road, solicitadas por la Ciudad de Noblesville.

• 5050 Conner Street: variación de uso de suelo para oficina de contratista en el distrito de Negocios Planificados (Planned Business), además de reducciones en el buffer de paisaje y paisajismo de la base del edificio
• Riverwood Avenue (continuación): uso condicional para una torre de telecomunicaciones inalámbricas
• 122 Scarborough Circle: variación para reducir el retiro lateral en el distrito R-1
• 1164 Conner Street: variación de uso de suelo para oficina profesional (Hamilton County Community Foundation) en R-5 residencial
• 400 Sheridan Road: tres variaciones para el retiro de estacionamiento, área de paisaje y retiro de edificio (solicitante: Ciudad de Noblesville)

Board of Public Works & Safety

La Junta de Obras Públicas y Seguridad considerará la adjudicación de una licitación para mejoras de drenaje en North Harbour Drive y Dorchester Drive. Otros puntos de la agenda incluyen cierres de calles temporales para próximos eventos, aprobación de planos y replanteos para la subdivisión Finch Creek, y acuerdos de servicios para servicios de asesoría empresarial e instalaciones de arte. La junta también considerará la adjudicación de una cotización para la mitigación de radón en el Public Safety Building y la venta de equipo excedente de botes del departamento de bomberos.

• Adjudicación de licitación para las Mejoras de Drenaje de North Harbour Drive y Dorchester Drive
• Adjudicación de cotización para la mitigación de radón en el Public Safety Building
• Cierre temporal de North 8th Street desde Logan Street hasta Conner Street el 5 de junio para el evento Magic of the Square
• Replanteo del Lote 1080 y área común L1A en Lakes at Finch Creek, Sección 1
• Acuerdo de servicios con Handen Partners para servicios de asesoría empresarial

The Board of Public Works and Safety approved several contracts for business advisory services, public art, and utility equipment. Additional decisions included street closures for local events and drainage improvements.

• Approved Hunden Partners services agreement ($80,000.00) (5-0)
• Approved additional leave time for a city employee (5-0)
• Approved Oh Yanoe LLC art installation contract ($100,000.00) (5-0)
• Approved Perry Well Drilling irrigation pump replacement ($11,250.00) (5-0)
• Approved Midwest Landscaping amendment for roundabout top soil ($76,824.29 total) (5-0)
• Approved South Alley temporary closure for June 27 event (5-0)
• Approved alley closure behind 654 Logan Street for construction (5-0)
• Awarded North Harbour Drive and Dorchester Drive drainage project ($1,266,500.00) (5-0)

Common Council

El Common Council discutirá varias ordenanzas, incluyendo enmiendas a los códigos de tráfico y de bicicletas, y múltiples cambios de zonificación para aproximadamente 412 acres en Prairie Baptist Road y East 186th Street. Las propuestas de zonificación convertirían terrenos en distritos residenciales y establecerían dos desarrollos planificados: Rollingwood y Winslow Hills. El consejo también considerará resoluciones que aprueban acuerdos de desarrollo económico y rebajas de impuestos sobre la propiedad.

• Ordenanza 623-0825 que enmienda las reglas de tráfico y el código de bicicletas (Capítulo 71 y 74)
• Ordenanza 240825 de rezonificación de 72 acres en la cuadra 14300-14800 de Prairie Baptist Road a residencial unifamiliar de densidad moderada a alta
• Ordenanza 250825 que establece el Rollingwood Planned Development en 72 acres en la cuadra 14300-14800 de Prairie Baptist Road
• Ordenanza 260828 de rezonificación de 180 acres en la cuadra 18200-12800 de East 186th Street de agrícola del condado a residencial
• Ordenanza 27-2528 que establece el Winslow Hills Planned Development en 160 acres en la cuadra 14300-14200 de Prairie Baptist Road

The Common Council approved routine items including the executive session memo, meeting minutes, agenda, and claims. Two ordinances were introduced for discussion: one regulating micro mobility devices on trails and roads, and another rezoning approximately 72 acres on Prairie Baptist Road for a planned residential development. No final votes were taken on either ordinance.

• Approved executive session memo of May 12, 2026 (8-0)
• Approved meeting minutes of May 12, 2026 (8-0)
• Approved claims as submitted (8-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #23-05-26 regulating micro mobility devices (no vote on passage)
• Introduced Ordinance #24-05-26 to rezone 72 acres on Prairie Baptist Road (no vote on passage)
• Introduced Ordinance #25-05-26 for Rollingwood Planned Development (no vote on passage)

Council Committees

El Comité de Parques, Artes y Participación Comunitaria discutirá actualizaciones sobre Embrace Downtown Fase 1b y apoyo empresarial. También revisará la próxima programación de parques y proyectos de arte público, incluyendo el Midland Trace Trail en 32 Pleasant y el mural Park Link Pass. Se compartirán actualizaciones de las partes interesadas y cualquier otro asunto nuevo para conocimiento de la situación.

• Actualización de Embrace Downtown Fase 1b
• Actualización de apoyo empresarial
• Próxima programación de parques
• Actualización de arte público de Midland Trace Trail en 32 Pleasant
• Actualización del mural Park Link Pass

The committee received progress reports on the Embrace Downtown Phase 1B project and upcoming parks programming. No formal votes were taken during the meeting, though a public art contract is scheduled for a future Board of Works meeting.

Council Committees

El Comité de Finanzas del Concejo Municipal recibirá actualizaciones sobre el presupuesto base de 2027, el cual mantiene los niveles de servicio actuales sin nuevas inversiones, y el pronóstico preliminar de ingresos para el próximo ciclo presupuestario. El comité también revisará el expediente de reclamaciones y discutirá posibles ordenanzas fiscales futuras, incluyendo revisiones al código de la ciudad sobre adquisiciones, fondos de deuda y reservas.

• Revisión del expediente de reclamaciones
• Descripción general del presupuesto base de 2027 – financiamiento de nivel de servicio actual sin nuevas inversiones
• Pronóstico preliminar de ingresos del presupuesto de 2027 y Plan Fiscal v1.0
• Posibles ordenanzas futuras sobre plantillas presupuestarias, fondos de servicio de deuda y fondos de productos de deuda
• Actualización futura sobre la evaluación de la gestión financiera de la ciudad y revisiones del código de la ciudad sobre adquisiciones, fondos y políticas

The committee reviewed a 2027 base budget increase of approximately $2.9 million and a preliminary revenue forecast showing higher than expected growth. The discussion included the impact of Senate Enacted Bill 1 on taxing units and property tax rates. The committee also recommended approval of the claims docket.

• Recommended approval of the claims docket

Plan Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Noblesville llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre tres temas: una solicitud continua para demoler una estructura residencial en 1396 Logan Street dentro del Distrito de Límite de Protección del Centro (Downtown Protection Boundary District), y dos propuestas de rezonificación y desarrollo planificado a gran escala. El Woodcroft Planned Development rezonificaría aproximadamente 130 acres para 300 lotes unifamiliares cerca de 156th Street, y el Winslow Hills Planned Development rezonificaría cerca de 160 acres para 200 lotes unifamiliares en el lado sur de East 156th Street.

• Audiencia pública continua para la demolición de una estructura residencial en 1396 Logan Street (Downtown Protection Boundary District)
• Solicitud LEGP 0043-2026 y LEGP 0044-2026: Rezonificar 130 acres a R3 y establecer Woodcroft Planned Development con 300 lotes unifamiliares, exenciones y ordenanza de PD
• Solicitud LEGP 0047-2026 y LEGP 0048-2026: Rezonificar aproximadamente 160 acres a R3 y establecer Winslow Hills Planned Development con 200 lotes unifamiliares, exenciones y ordenanza de PD
• Ambos desarrollos ubicados en las manzanas 14300-15800 de East 156th Street, presentados por constructores que incluyen a Lennar Homes

Redevelopment Commission

La Comisión considerará la Resolución núm. 2026-04, declarando que todo el incremento fiscal recaudado en 2027 es necesario para cumplir con sus obligaciones, lo que impide asignar cualquier valor catastral excedente a otras unidades recaudadoras. Asimismo, aprobarán las actas de la sesión del 16 de abril de 2026 y el listado de reclamaciones del 7 de mayo de 2026, y recibirán un informe financiero sobre los saldos de los fondos TIF.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 16 de abril de 2026
• Aprobación del listado de reclamaciones con fecha del 7 de mayo de 2026
• Actualización financiera sobre los saldos de los fondos TIF
• Resolución núm. 2026-04: transferencia de valor catastral excedente — sin valor excedente asignado a las unidades recaudadoras para 2027

The Noblesville Redevelopment Commission approved Resolution 2026-04, confirming that no excess assessed value from TIF districts will be passed through to taxing units in 2027 because projected revenues do not exceed the 200% threshold. The commission also approved minutes from April 16, 2026, and claims for May 14, 2026.

• Approved April 16, 2026 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved May 14, 2026 claims (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-04: No excess assessed value pass-through for 2027 (3-0)

Council Committees

The committee discussed the upcoming introduction of a Micro Mobility Ordinance to regulate electric bikes and other motorized devices on city trails. The Police Chief stated the ordinance would ban Class 3 e-bikes and motorized devices from trails, with enforcement including monetary fines and educational outreach.

• Police to introduce Micro Mobility Ordinance at May 26 Council meeting
• Police to ban Class 3 e-bikes and motorized devices from city trails
• Police to implement educational videos and flyers about e-bike safety
• Police to enforce ordinance with monetary fines for reckless use

Board of Public Works & Safety

La Junta de Obras Públicas y Seguridad considerará la aprobación de las actas de reuniones anteriores y un memorando de sesión ejecutiva, luego abordará varios temas nuevos. Entre estos se incluyen la declaración de propiedad excedente del departamento de bomberos, una subvención para mejoras de fachada en 841 Conner Street, extensiones de cierre de calles para trabajos de aguas pluviales e instalación de drenaje condal, un acuerdo de servicios para la sustitución del aire acondicionado en el Departamento de Calles, un acuerdo de reembolso de servicios públicos con Duke Energy y la adjudicación de un contrato de rehabilitación vial. Varias liberaciones de fianzas de cumplimiento para proyectos de desarrollo figuran en la agenda de consentimiento.

• El consejo considerará la declaración de propiedad excedente para Noblesville Fire Department
• Subvención para mejoras de fachada en 841 Conner Street
• Extensión del cierre de calle para 14th Street entre Central Avenue y North Street para el proyecto de separación de aguas pluviales
• Cierre temporal de calle en 186th Street en Promise Road para la instalación de drenaje condal
• Adjudicación del contrato de rehabilitación vial 2108 (fecha aproximada, el contrato real probablemente sea 2026)

The Board approved the $2,243,275 street rehabilitation contract with E&B Paving and authorized a $995,719 utility reimbursement agreement with Duke Energy for the Boden Road roundabout, with the city responsible for about $690,000 after INDOT grants. It also approved a special purchase for police emergency lighting ($146,597.20), a facade improvement grant for 841 Conner Street ($851.92), and several road closure extensions. A services agreement with Hunden Partners was removed from the agenda at the start of the meeting. All votes were 5-0.

• Approved removal of New Item #4 (Hunden Partners services agreement) from agenda (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda releasing performance and maintenance bonds for Village at Federal Hill Phases I & II and Ash Flex Building (5-0)
• Approved declaration of surplus fire department boat equipment (5-0)
• Approved advertisement for bids for sale of fire department surplus boat equipment (5-0)
• Approved special purchase through American Eagle Equipment for police emergency lighting and equipment packages for $146,597.20 (5-0)
• Approved facade improvement grant for 841 Conner Street for $851.92 (5-0)
• Approved utility reimbursement agreement with Duke Energy for Boden Road at 166th Street roundabout for $995,719 (5-0)
• Approved award of 2026 Street Rehabilitation Contract I to E&B Paving for $2,243,275 (5-0)

Common Council

El Concejo Común llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y considerará dos anexiones que suman aproximadamente 235 acres (desarrollos planificados Bennington Ranch y Montclair), una ordenanza para ajustar las tarifas de aguas pluviales y resoluciones para autorizar avalúos de activos y el reembolso de costos para la nueva sede de la policía. Una sesión ejecutiva precede a la reunión para discutir una transacción de bienes raíces.

• Ordenanza #180425 para enmendar las tarifas de los cargos por aguas pluviales y obras de alcantarillado
• Anexión de aproximadamente 182 acres en East 191st Street (Bennington Ranch Planned Development) con plan fiscal (Ordenanza #240528, Resolución RC-7-28)
• Anexión de aproximadamente 53 acres al norte de State Road 22, al este de Little Chicago Road (Montclair Planned Development) con plan fiscal (Ordenanza #220528, Resolución RC-16-28)
• Resolución RC-15-28 que autoriza avalúos de activos y petición de contribuyentes para el financiamiento de la nueva sede de la policía
• Resolución RC-19-28 que autoriza el reembolso de costos para la nueva sede de la policía con los ingresos de los bonos

The Common Council approved Ordinance #19-04-26 to set new stormwater fees for properties not served by the city's sanitary sewer. The Council also approved two resolutions to authorize asset appraisals and reimbursements for the new Police Headquarters and authorized property acquisition for Lift Station 20.

• Approved Ordinance #19-04-26 stormwater fees (7-0)
• Approved Resolution #RC-15-26 asset appraisals for police HQ (7-0)
• Approved Resolution #RC-16-26 police HQ reimbursement from bonds (7-0)
• Approved Resolution #RC-19-26 property acquisition for Lift Station 20 (7-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #21-05-26 for Bending Branch annexation (7-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #22-05-26 for Montclair annexation (7-0)
• Established public hearings for both annexation ordinances for June 9 (7-0)
• Elected Megan Wiles as President pro tem (7-0)

Council Committees

El Comité de Finanzas presentará dos resoluciones relacionadas con el financiamiento de una nueva sede de la policía: una que autoriza una petición de contribuyentes y tasaciones de activos (RC-15-26), y otra que autoriza el reembolso de costos mediante ingresos de bonos futuros (RC-16-26). El comité también revisará el resumen semestral de deuda y los informes financieros del primer trimestre de 2026. El anexo de la agenda enumera posibles ordenanzas futuras sobre presupuesto, fondos de deuda y políticas de gestión financiera.

• Resolución RC-15-26: autoriza la petición de contribuyentes y dos tasaciones para el financiamiento de la nueva sede de la policía
• Resolución RC-16-26: autoriza el reembolso de los costos de la sede de la policía mediante ingresos de bonos futuros
• Informe del Resumen Semestral de Deuda al 31 de marzo de 2026
• Informes financieros trimestrales para el Q1 2026, incluyendo ingresos, gastos y saldos de efectivo negativos
• El anexo describe posibles ordenanzas futuras sobre el formato del presupuesto, fondos de servicio de deuda y reglas de adquisiciones

The Noblesville Council Finance Committee approved the claims docket. Discussions included financing steps for the new Police Headquarters, with a guaranteed maximum price of $50.15 million, but no votes were taken on those resolutions. The committee also received the semi-annual debt summary and first-quarter financial reports.

• Recommended approval of claims docket (unanimous; all present)

Board of Parks and Recreation

La Junta de Parques y Recreación de Noblesville escuchará una actualización sobre la ordenanza de tarifas de impacto, considerará la aprobación de una resolución para acuerdos de concesionarios, una nueva estructura de tarifas para eventos especiales, un acuerdo de arrendamiento con la Noblesville Elementary Football League (NEFL) y mejoras interiores al Edificio de Concesiones de Dillon Park. La junta también aprobará reclamos y recibirá informes del personal.

• Actualización de la ordenanza de tarifas de impacto
• Aprobación de la Resolución RP-02-2026 para acuerdos de concesionarios para programas y eventos de recreación
• Aprobación de la estructura de tarifas para eventos especiales externos
• Aprobación del acuerdo de arrendamiento con la Noblesville Elementary Football League (NEFL)
• Aprobación de las mejoras interiores del Edificio de Concesiones de Dillon Park solicitadas por NEFL

Board of Zoning Appeals

La Junta de Apelaciones de Zonificación de Noblesville primero determinará si hay quórum y revisará las actas de reuniones anteriores. Luego considerará una solicitud de variación para un deck elevado en 10410 Golden Bear Way que invadiría 15 pies del retiro de patio trasero requerido de 30 pies en el distrito de zonificación R-1. Finalmente, la junta revisará una solicitud de uso temporal para Mustard Seed Gardens en 77 Metsker Lane que busca un período de uso más largo de lo permitido.

• BZWA-0037-2026: Solicitud de variación para 10410 Golden Bear Way – deck elevado que invade 15 pies del retiro de patio trasero de 30 pies (zona R-1).
• TEMP.0685-2026: Solicitud de Uso Temporal para Mustard Seed Gardens en 77 Metsker Lane – solicitud para extender el uso temporal permitido más allá de los límites de la ordenanza.
• Determinaciones de Hechos (BZNA.0018‑2026, BZNA.0019‑2026, BZNA.0020‑2026) para la ubicación 17096 Mill Creek Road.

Council Committees

The committee discussed a planned 3% increase to Park Impact Fees and the requirement to spend fees within five miles of the development location. No formal votes were taken; the session consisted of staff updates on street rehabilitation, roundabout projects, and federal/state aid grants.

• Proposed 3% increase to Park Impact Fees effective November 1, 2026
• Scheduled first reading of Park Impact Fee ordinance for June 9, 2026
• Scheduled second reading of Park Impact Fee ordinance for June 23, 2026

Common Council

El Noblesville Common Council considerará dos ordenanzas: #180425, que modificaría las tarifas, cargos y servicios para aguas pluviales y establecería una audiencia pública; y #200428, que propone consideración especial para el uso recreativo en interiores en Deer Creek Business Park Lot 1 en 14488 CL10 Road. La reunión también incluye aprobaciones rutinarias de un memorando de sesión ejecutiva del 4 de abril de 2025, actas del 14 de abril de 2025 y la agenda.

• Ordenanza #180425 – modificar tarifas, cargos y servicios de aguas pluviales; establecer audiencia pública
• Ordenanza #200428 – consideración especial para uso recreativo en interiores en Deer Creek Business Park Lot 1 en 14488 CL10 Road
• Aprobación del memorando de sesión ejecutiva fechado el 4 de abril de 2025
• Aprobación de las actas del 14 de abril de 2025
• Aprobación de la agenda de la reunión

The Common Council approved a special consideration ordinance for a racquet sports facility at 14469 Olio Road. The council also scheduled a public hearing for a proposed stormwater fee ordinance. General city claims were approved.

• Approved Ordinance #20-04-26 for indoor recreational use at 14469 Olio Road (9-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for Ordinance #19-04-26 regarding stormwater fees for May 12 (9-0)
• Approved city claims as submitted (9-0)
• Approved April 14, 2026 executive session memorandum (8-0-1)
• Approved April 14, 2026 minutes (9-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (9-0)

Board of Public Works & Safety

La Junta de Obras Públicas y Seguridad considerará una resolución que recomienda una ordenanza que modificaría las tarifas y cargos para los servicios de alcantarillado de la ciudad. Otros temas incluyen la aprobación de contratos, cierres temporales de calles y estacionamientos para eventos y construcción, liberaciones de bonos y una declaración de excedente para el equipo de juegos de Dillon Park. La reunión comienza con una sesión ejecutiva para discutir registros clasificados como confidenciales por estatutos estatales o federales.

• Resolución AS-10-2 que recomienda una ordenanza para modificar las tarifas y cargos de los servicios de alcantarillado de Noblesville
• Aprobación del informe de Precio Máximo Garantizado de GM Development para las mejoras del splashpad y el área de juegos de Dillon Park
• Cierre temporal de Gerry Tree Road desde el 28 de abril hasta el 29 de mayo por perforación direccional cerca de 100th Street
• Restricciones de estacionamiento alrededor del césped de la corte de justicia para la feria de arte Art Fair on the Square de la Hamilton County Artists Association (9 de mayo)
• Acuerdo de servicios con Matt's Handyman Service para retirar y reemplazar una unidad de ducha en Station 75

The board held an executive session on personnel matters before the regular session. They opened bids for the 2026 Street Rehabilitation Contract I (low bid $2.24M) and referred them to engineering. A consent agenda with 13 items including parking restrictions, temporary closures, bond releases, and plats was approved. New business included approval of a $1,918,000 guaranteed maximum price for the Dillon Park splashpad and playground improvements, declaration of surplus for old equipment, and several services agreements for park maintenance and repairs. All votes were 5-0.

• Approved $1.918M guaranteed maximum price for Dillon Park splashpad and playground improvements (5-0)
• Declared surplus for existing Dillon Park playground and splashpad equipment (5-0)
• Approved $15,000 fencing agreement with Myers Construction for Seminary Park playground (5-0)
• Approved $80,500 purchase of crack pro sealer for Parks Department (5-0)
• Approved $10,249.08 door/partition installation for Forest Park North restroom with Central Indiana Hardware (5-0)
• Approved $12,300 epoxy flooring at Carousel Corner with Fishers Garage Floors (5-0)
• Approved temporary closure of Cherry Tree Road April 28-May 29 for directional drilling (5-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including 13 items (5-0)

Council Committees

El Comité de Parques, Artes y Participación Comunitaria recibirá actualizaciones sobre el proyecto Embrace Downtown, incluyendo la finalización de la Fase 1a, el progreso de la Fase 1b y el apoyo a las empresas. También revisará el estado actual de la señalización actualizada para la ordenanza de estacionamiento del centro. Informes adicionales cubrirán Seminary Park, la próxima programación de parques y proyectos de arte público como la activación de Pleasant Street RAB y el mural Park Link Pass. La reunión concluirá con actualizaciones de las partes interesadas y cualquier otro asunto nuevo.

• Finalización de Embrace Downtown Fase 1a
• Actualización de Embrace Downtown Fase 1b
• Ordenanza de Estacionamiento del Centro – estado de la señalización actualizada
• Actualización de Seminary Park
• Activación de Pleasant Street RAB (arte público)

The PACE Committee of the Noblesville Common Council met on April 24, 2026, and received informational updates only. No formal votes or decisions were taken during this procedural meeting. The meeting covered Phase 1A completion and Phase 1B start of Embrace Downtown, downtown parking ordinance signage changes, parks projects including Seminary Park playground installation, and public art activations.

• No formal decisions or votes taken at this committee meeting

Council Committees

El Comité de Finanzas escuchará actualizaciones sobre los programas de autoseguro de la ciudad para 2025, que cubren pérdidas de propiedad/responsabilidad civil y reclamaciones de beneficios de salud, primas y reservas. La agenda también incluye una revisión rutinaria del expediente de reclamaciones y la discusión de posibles ordenanzas futuras relacionadas con la administración del presupuesto y la deuda.

• Revisión del expediente de reclamaciones (aprobación)
• Revisión del desempeño de las pérdidas de autoseguro de propiedad y responsabilidad civil para 2025 (pérdidas, primas, tarifas)
• Revisión del desempeño de autoseguro de beneficios de salud para 2025 (reclamaciones, primas, tarifas, reservas)
• Discusión de posibles ordenanzas fiscales futuras: nueva plantilla de presupuesto anual, administración del fondo de servicio de la deuda, administración del fondo de productos de la deuda

The committee recommended approval of the claims. No vote tally was recorded. The agenda addendum had no changes and no other business was taken up. The meeting adjourned at 9:27 a.m.

• Recommended approval of claims (no vote recorded)

Plan Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Noblesville revisará varias solicitudes, incluyendo una petición de demolición para una estructura residencial en 1296 Logan Street dentro del Distrito de Límite de Protección del Centro. Considerará la rezonificación de un campus corporativo y un distrito de milla de innovación de 72 acres a R3 residencial unifamiliar de densidad moderada a alta, así como un Desarrollo Planificado Rollingwood separado de 72 acres para 96 lotes unifamiliares. Los artículos adicionales incluyen una petición de uso recreativo en 14859 Ofo Road, un programa de letreros para Bastian Solutions en 11499-146th Street, y procedimientos rutinarios de audiencias públicas.

• Solicitud RE'SI 0430-2026: demolición de estructura residencial en 1296 Logan Street
• Solicitud LEGP 0010-2026: rezonificación de ~72 acres de CCPD Corporate Campus/IMD Innovation Mile a R3 residencial unifamiliar de densidad moderada a alta
• Solicitud LEGP 0014-2025: rezonificación de ~72 acres (Rollingwood Planned Development) a R3-FH/PD para 96 lotes unifamiliares en Prairie Baptist Road
• Solicitud LEGP 0030-2026: consideración especial para uso recreativo en Deer Creek Business Park, Lote 1, 14859 Ofo Road
• Solicitud LEGP 0033-2026: programa de letreros para Bastian Solutions en 11499-146th Street

Redevelopment Commission

La Comisión de Renovación Urbana de Noblesville votará sobre una autorización de contrato con Calumet Civil Contractors, revisará actualizaciones de los fondos TIF y aprobará reclamaciones y actas de reuniones anteriores. No se lista otro asunto sustancial.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 12 de marzo de 2026
• Aprobación de reclamaciones para el 16 de abril de 2026
• Actualización financiera sobre los fondos TIF
• Elemento de acción #4: Autorización de financiamiento para el contrato con Calumet Civil Contractors

The Redevelopment Commission approved a contract with Calumet Civil Contractors to replace a failing steel culvert and build a trail over it at the Promenade Development (northwest corner of State Road 32 and Mill Creek Road). The commission also approved the March 12, 2026 minutes and April 16, 2026 claims. All motions passed 3-0. No dollar amounts for the contract were provided in the minutes.

• Approved contract and expenditure request with Calumet Civil Contractors for culvert replacement and trail construction (3-0)
• Approved April 16, 2026 claims (3-0)
• Approved March 12, 2026 minutes (3-0)

Board of Public Works & Safety

La Junta abrirá licitaciones para mejoras de drenaje en North Harbour Drive y Dorchester Drive, luego considerará una agenda de consentimiento que incluye el calendario de días festivos de 2027 para empleados de la ciudad, policía y bomberos, así como planos secundarios para Washington Buses Park Lot y Marketplace on 145th. Los asuntos nuevos incluyen acuerdos para construcción, servicios financieros, compra de sal para carreteras, adjudicaciones de corte de césped/paisajismo, sobredimensionamiento de alcantarillado, créditos de tarifas de impacto vial y múltiples cierres de calles temporales para eventos. También están programadas audiencias públicas y aprobaciones para varios contratos y acuerdos de servicios.

• Apertura de licitación para mejoras de drenaje en North Harbour Drive y Dorchester Drive
• Aprobación del calendario de días festivos de 2027 para empleados de la ciudad, policía y bomberos
• Autorización para comprar 5000 toneladas de sal para las carreteras a través del acuerdo estatal de compra por cantidad para el invierno 2026-2027
• Adjudicación de servicios de corte de césped en derecho de vía y servicios de paisajismo para 2028
• Acuerdo de sobredimensionamiento de alcantarillado con MI Homes para Villages at Trail Crossing

The Board approved a Build-Operate-Transfer agreement with Garmong Construction Services for a new police headquarters at a guaranteed maximum project cost of $50.15 million. The Board also approved a $3 million investment services agreement with Cooke Financial Group, authorized the purchase of 5,000 tons of road salt via the state quantity purchasing agreement, and awarded right-of-way mowing and landscaping contracts to GKM Property Services and Wild Ridge Lawn and Landscape, respectively. Numerous temporary street and alley closures for community events were approved as part of the consent agenda. All votes were unanimous (5-0).

• Approved $50.15M police station contract with Garmong Construction Services (5-0)
• Approved $3M investment services agreement with Cooke Financial Group (5-0)
• Authorized purchase of 5,000 tons of road salt through state quantity purchasing agreement (5-0)
• Awarded 2026 right-of-way mowing contract to GKM Property Services (5-0)
• Awarded 2026 right-of-way landscaping contract to Wild Ridge Lawn and Landscape (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including plat approvals, holiday schedule, and nine temporary street/alley closures (5-0)
• Approved $12,395 stair tread cover agreement with Purpose Built Construction for Station 71 (5-0)
• Referred drainage improvement bids for North Harbour and Dorchester drives to Utility Department for review (5-0)

Common Council

El Concejo Común considerará dos ordenanzas de zonificación: una que cambia aproximadamente 80 acres de agrícola a residencial de densidad moderada a alta, y otra que cambia 59 acres de residencial unifamiliar a desarrollo residencial planificado (Courtyards at Deer Creek), ambas en Olio Road. El Concejo también escuchará presentaciones introductorias para los desarrollos planificados Woodcroft y Winslow Hills, considerará una ordenanza que modifica las restricciones de estacionamiento en ciertas calles, y votará sobre un acuerdo de liquidación y otros asuntos financieros.

• Ordenanza #17-0428: Rezonificar aproximadamente 80 acres de Distrito Agrícola a R0 (residencial unifamiliar de densidad moderada a alta) en el lado este de Olio Road (manzana 18600-18800)
• Ordenanza #150425: Rezonificar 59 acres de F (residencial unifamiliar) a RPO (desarrollo residencial planificado) como Courtyards at Deer Creek en Olio Road (manzana 13200-12500)
• Ordenanza #180228: Enmendar las restricciones de estacionamiento en ciertas calles (Capítulo 72.43 y Programas VI, XI, XII)
• Presentaciones introductorias para el Desarrollo Planificado Woodcroft (manzana 14300-14800 de East 186th Street) y el Desarrollo Planificado Winslow Hills (manzana 15300-18800 de East 186th Street)
• Resolución SRCS-28 que aprueba un acuerdo de liquidación de OPOD

The Common Council approved Ordinance #16-03-26, which amends parking time limits on certain streets, with a vote of seven ayes. The council also approved the budget claims presented by the Finance Committee, again by seven ayes. Agenda amendments and minutes from prior meetings were approved unanimously. Two zoning change ordinances (#17-04-26 and #18-04-26) were introduced, but the minutes do not record a final vote on them.

• Approved Ordinance #16-03-26 (parking time changes) – 7 ayes, motion carried
• Approved budget claims – 7 ayes, motion carried
• Approved agenda amendments – 7 ayes, motion carried
• Approved minutes from joint meeting (Mar 24) – 7 ayes, motion carried
• Approved minutes from March 24 meeting – 7 ayes, motion carried

Council Committees

The Noblesville Common Council Roads Committee met on April 10, 2026, to receive informational updates from staff on street department operations and federal, state, and local road projects. No formal votes or decisions were taken during the meeting; all items were presented for discussion and information only.

Council Committees

El Comité de Finanzas del Concejo Municipal revisará el informe anual de 2025 de la Comisión de Redesarrollo, que detalla los ingresos de TIF, gastos, saldos de fondos y tres nuevas áreas de asignación creadas en 2025. El comité también recibirá actualizaciones sobre las transferencias de apropiación del primer trimestre (Q1) de 2026, los ingresos por subvenciones, el Libro de Presupuesto Oficial de 2026 y el cronograma de desarrollo presupuestario de 2027. No hay votaciones programadas; todos los puntos son solo para discusión e información.

• Informe de la Comisión de Redesarrollo 2025: $29.6M en ingresos totales de TIF, $444,600.93 de préstamo condonable para mejoras de aguas pluviales (Commerce Park), $25,000 de subvención para servicios de salud mental (NSEF)
• Tres nuevas áreas de asignación de TIF creadas en 2025: Granary (septiembre), Avanza at Hyde Park (octubre), Village at Hyde Park (octubre)
• Transferencias de apropiación del Q1 2026 según RC-1-26 para realineaciones presupuestarias de rutina
• Apropiación de ingresos por subvenciones del Q1 2026 según RC-2-26
• Posibles ordenanzas futuras sobre fondos de servicio de deuda, fondos de ingresos de deuda y revisiones del código de la ciudad para la gestión financiera

The Finance Committee recommended approval of the claims docket. Other items were informational only, including reports on Redevelopment Commission activities, budget updates, and a $50,000 grant for the Fire Department. No votes were taken on those items. The committee also discussed the 2027 budget timeline, agreeing to hold all four budget meetings from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

• Recommended approval of claims docket

Board of Parks and Recreation

La Junta revisará la Actualización del Plan Maestro de Parques y Recreación de Cinco Años. Los informes del personal incluyen actualizaciones sobre las operaciones de golf, instalaciones y programas de recreación.

• Resolución RP-01-2026: Actualización del Plan Maestro de Parques y Recreación de Cinco Años
• Actualización al programa de tarifas de 2026
• Aprobación de reclamaciones para el 25 de febrero, 11 de marzo, 25 de marzo y 15 de abril de 2026

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals will consider three variance applications at its April 6, 2026 meeting. The items include requests to reduce side yard setbacks, allow two residential dwellings on one lot, and modify driveway and accessory structure standards.

• Variance request for 901N 10th Street to reduce side yard setback
• Variance request for 77095 Mill Creek Road to allow two residential dwellings
• Variance request for 77095 Mill Creek Road to allow two driveways
• Variance request for 77095 Mill Creek Road to allow larger detached accessory structure
• Continuation of BZNA.000015.2026 to May 4, 2026

Council Committees

The Parks, Arts, & Community Engagement Committee will receive reports on the 2026 fund appropriation and carry‑over balances, provide updates on the Embrace Downtown Phase 1a progress and Phase 1b timeline, and review proposed changes to the downtown parking ordinance. The committee will also hear updates on Seminary Park, upcoming park programming, and public‑art projects such as the Pleasant Street RAB activation. Additional stakeholder briefings and any new business will be considered.

• 2026 fund appropriation and previous‑year fund status report
• Embrace Downtown Phase 1a progress and Phase 1b timeline
• Downtown Parking Ordinance overview and timeline updates
• Seminary Park update and upcoming parks programming
• Pleasant Street RAB activation and other public‑art updates

The committee voted to approve the 2026 PACE Committee minutes, with all members in favor. The meeting also included updates on the Downtown Development Fund, Embrace Downtown construction phases, parking ordinance proposals, parks projects, and public‑art initiatives, but no other formal actions were taken.

• Approved 2026 committee minutes (unanimous)

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council will approve the minutes from the March 1, 2025 meeting. It will discuss Ordinance #180328, which amends the city code to limit parking times on certain streets and updates Chapter 78, with an associated $72.42 fee. The council will also review a special consideration for a recreational use site at 14489 Clio Road.

• Approve minutes from the March 1, 2025 meeting
• Consider Ordinance #180328 amending the code, adding parking time limits on certain streets and updating Chapter 78, with a $72.42 fee
• Review special consideration for a recreational use located at 14489 Clio Road

The Common Council approved the minutes from the March 10, 2026 meeting. Council members voted to amend the agenda by removing Ordinances #13-03-26 and #14-03-26, and then approved the agenda as amended. Both motions carried with nine ayes.

• Approved March 10, 2026 meeting minutes (9 ayes)
• Amended agenda to remove Ordinance #13-03-26 (9 ayes)
• Amended agenda to remove Ordinance #14-03-26 (9 ayes)
• Approved agenda as amended (9 ayes)

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Noblesville Board of Public Works & Safety will discuss several contracts and approvals, including a purchase of three Chevrolet Silverado 1500 trucks for the utility department. It will also review performance bond releases for erosion control projects and consider a new on‑call services agreement with Clark Detz Inc. Additional items include requests for proposals for right‑of‑way mowing and landscaping services.

• Purchase of three Chevrolet Silverado 1500 trucks for the utility department (Kristyn Parker)
• Approval of an on‑call services agreement with Clark Detz Inc. for the utility department (Kristin Farr)
• Release of performance bond for erosion control at Westmor, Section S
• Release of performance bond for erosion control at Promenade Shops, Lot 12 (Justin Hubbard)
• Request for proposal for 2025 right‑of‑way mowing services

The Board approved the agenda and consent agenda unanimously. It authorized the city to enter a naming‑rights agreement for the Arena at Innovation Mile. Additional leave time for two employees, a seasonal downtown outdoor‑dining encroachment, and two facade‑improvement grants were also approved. The right‑of‑way mowing and landscaping proposals were referred to the Street Department for future award.

• Approved agenda as presented (3 ayes)
• Approved consent agenda (3 ayes)
• Approved Resolution RB-8-26 authorizing arena naming‑rights agreement (3 ayes)
• Approved additional leave time for two city employees (3 ayes)
• Approved seasonal downtown outdoor‑dining encroachment (3 ayes)
• Approved facade improvement grant for 940 Logan St ($19,617.50) (3 ayes)
• Approved facade improvement grant for 1355 South 8th St ($6,210.00) (3 ayes)
• Referred right‑of‑way mowing and landscaping proposals to Street Dept (3 ayes)

Council Committees

The City Council Finance Committee is reviewing a resolution to expand the Midland Pointe Economic Development Area and its related Allocation Area No. 1. The committee will also review the claims docket and discuss future fiscal ordinances.

• Resolution #RC-XX-26: Amendment to Midland Pointe Economic Development Area and Allocation Area No. 1
• Review of the Claims Docket
• Proposed new Annual Budget Ordinance to replace the DLGF template
• Proposed ordinances for the administration of Debt Service and Debt Proceed Funds
• Proposed City Code revisions regarding procurement, cash reserves, and debt management

The Noblesville Council Finance Committee met on March 19, 2026 and recommended approval of the claims docket. A resolution to amend the Midland Pointe Economic Development Area was removed from the agenda because the parcel has not yet been annexed and will be reconsidered by the Finance Committee in May. No changes were made to the agenda addendum and no other actions were taken.

• Recommended approval of claims (no vote tally recorded)
• Midland Pointe Economic Development Area amendment deferred to May (no decision made)

Redevelopment Authority

The Noblesville Redevelopment Authority will meet to elect officers and approve minutes from a previous meeting. No substantive agenda items are listed.

• Election of officers (President, Vice President, Secretary/Treasurer)
• Approval of February 15, 2024, meeting minutes

The board elected Chris Hamm as President, Scott Noel as Vice President, and Tom Edens as Secretary/Treasurer. The authority approved the February 15, 2024 meeting minutes. The board authorized the President to approve the meeting minutes. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Elected Chris Hamm as President (3 ayes)
• Elected Scott Noel as Vice President (3 ayes)
• Elected Tom Edens as Secretary/Treasurer (3 ayes)
• Approved February 15, 2024 meeting minutes (3 ayes)
• Authorized President to approve meeting minutes (3 ayes)
• Adjourned meeting (3 ayes)

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will review an application for the demolition of a residential structure within the Downtown Protection Boundary District. Other scheduled zoning changes for the 'Glenwood Planned Development' are requested to be continued. The commission will also consider amendments to the Midland Pointe Economic Development Area.

• Application No. RESD 0430-2028: Demolition of residential structure at 1390 Logan Street
• Application No. LEGP 0010-2028: Zoning change from COPD to R3 for approximately 72 acres (continuance requested)
• Application No. LEGP 0011-2028: Zoning change to RI-FHPD for 'Glenwood Planned Development' at 14200-14800 block of Prairie Baptist Road (continuance requested)
• Application No. LEGP 0020-2028: Amendments to the Declaratory Resolution and Economic Development Plan for Midland Pointe Economic Development Area

Redevelopment Commission

The Commission will consider a declaratory resolution to amend the Midland Pointe Economic Development Area and Allocation Area No. 1. It will also consider a resolution to approve the form of an Economic Development Agreement, ground lease, and purchase agreement with Finnegan Enterprises & Juggernaut Brewing for the King Jugg Brewing project. Financial matters include approval of claims and an update on TIF funds. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of February 12, 2026 minutes and a 2025 activities report.

• Resolution No. 2026-02: amend Midland Pointe Economic Development Area and Allocation Area No. 1
• Resolution No. 2026-03: approve Economic Development Agreement, ground lease, and purchase agreement with Finnegan Enterprises & Juggernaut Brewing for King Jugg Brewing
• Approval of claims (March 12, 2026)
• Financial update on TIF funds
• Approval of February 12, 2026 meeting minutes

The Redevelopment Commission approved the March 12, 2026 financial claims (four ayes). It adopted Resolution 2026-02 to amend the Midland Pointe Economic Development Area, adding a parcel to Allocation Area 1 (four ayes). It also approved Resolution 2026-03, authorizing an economic development agreement, ground lease and purchase agreement for King Jugg Brewing’s downtown project (four ayes).

• Approved March 12, 2026 financial claims (four ayes)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-02 to amend Midland Pointe Economic Development Area (four ayes)
• Approved Resolution 2026-03 for King Jugg Brewing economic development agreement (four ayes)
• Approved February 12, 2026 minutes (four ayes)

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board will approve the executive session memorandum and February minutes, then consider a three‑year agreement with Stryker for preventative maintenance of EMS equipment. It will also discuss multiple temporary street closures for events such as the South Harbour Fourth of July Parade, the Morse Park Summer Triathlon, and the Front Porch Music Festival. Additional items include releases of performance bonds for erosion‑control projects and other service agreements.

• Three‑year agreement with Stryker for preventative maintenance of EMS equipment (Chef Dan Milligan)
• Temporary closure of South Harbour for the annual Fourth of July Parade (Rene Gulley)
• Temporary traffic restrictions for the annual Morse Park Summer Triathlon on July 11 (Rene Gulley)
• Temporary closure of Logan Street from 10th to 14th Street for the Front Porch Music Festival on August 29 (Rene Gulley)
• Release of performance bond for erosion‑control for Valvoline (Justin Hubbard)

The Board approved its agenda and consent agenda, then adopted several contracts and project actions, including a $120,073.77 three‑year AED maintenance agreement with Stryker, a $52,500 services agreement with Matthew Doudt Photography, and a $1,147,500 award of a street‑department salt‑truck bid. It also approved multiple temporary street closures and extensions of INDOT agreements through 2030, as well as change orders and a surplus equipment declaration.

• Approved agenda (five ayes)
• Approved consent agenda (five ayes)
• Approved three‑year Stryker AED maintenance agreement $120,073.77 (five ayes)
• Approved Matthew Doudt Photography services agreement $52,500.00 (five ayes)
• Approved temporary closure of North 16th Street between Grant and Central (five ayes)
• Approved award of street‑department salt‑truck bid to Stoops Freightliner $1,147,500.00 (five ayes)
• Approved Change Orders 2 ($18,330.76) and 3 ($18,065.04) for Lift Station 2 pump replacement (five ayes)
• Approved INDOT amendment for Sign Replacement project extending termination to June 30 2030 (five ayes)

Common Council

The Common Council will first approve the minutes from the February 24, 2025 meeting, hear any citizen petitions, and listen to the mayor and committee reports. It will then consider Ordinance #120228 to re‑establish the fire cumulative capital fund tax rate and Ordinance #180325 to adopt a supplement to the Code of Ordinances. Two resolutions are also on the agenda: Resolution #RC7-28 recognizing the Noblesville Police Department’s official operation name for federal registration, and a resolution to adopt the annual report of accounts pursuant to IC 38‑40‑5655.

• Approve minutes of the February 24, 2025 meeting
• Consider Ordinance #120228 to re‑establish the fire cumulative capital fund tax rate
• Consider Ordinance #180325 to adopt a supplement to the Code of Ordinances
• Consider Resolution #RC7-28 recognizing the Noblesville Police Department’s official operation name for federal registration
• Consider resolution to adopt the annual report of accounts pursuant to IC 38‑40‑5655

The council approved the minutes from the February 24 meeting and amended the agenda to remove two pending ordinances. It adopted Ordinance #12-02-26, re‑establishing the Fire Cumulative Capital Fund tax rate for the 2027 fiscal year, and adopted Ordinance #15-03-26, a supplement to the City Code of Ordinances. The council also approved the claims presented and recognized the Noblesville Police Department as an official operating name for federal grant purposes. All motions passed with seven ayes and no opposition.

• Approved February 24, 2026 minutes (7 ayes)
• Amended agenda to remove Ordinances #13-03-26 and #14-03-26 (7 ayes)
• Approved agenda as amended (7 ayes)
• Approved claims as submitted (7 ayes)
• Approved Ordinance #12-02-26 re‑establishing fire fund tax rate (7 ayes)
• Approved Ordinance #15-03-26 adopting code supplement (7 ayes)
• Approved Resolution #RC-7-26 recognizing police department name (7 ayes)

Council Committees

The committee noted that the Board of Works approved the Lochmueller construction‑inspection contract on February 10. The City awarded the Embrace Downtown contract to William Charles Construction (December 23, 2025). A council resolution adopting the right‑of‑way acquisition for the Boden Road project was recorded as adopted on February 28, 2025.

• Approved Lochmueller construction‑inspection contract (Board of Works, Feb 10)
• Awarded Embrace Downtown contract to William Charles Construction (Dec 23, 2025)
• Adopted resolution for right‑of‑way acquisition on Boden Road (Council, Feb 28, 2025)

Council Committees

The City Council Finance Committee will review the 2025 operating results and 2026 budget for the Arena at Innovation Mile. The committee will also receive the annual report of city accounts and a stewardship report from the Hamilton County Community Foundation.

• Review of 2025 operating results and 2026 operating budget for the Arena at Innovation Mile
• Annual Report of City Accounts per IC 36-4-10-5(b)(5)
• Hamilton County Community Foundation Annual Report on the Noblesville Fund
• Discussion of potential new Annual Budget Ordinance to replace DLGF template
• Proposed City Code revisions regarding procurement, cash reserves, and debt management

The committee reviewed the Hamilton County Community Foundation report and the Arena at Innovation Mile financial update. It recommended approval of the claims docket but no vote tally was recorded. No other formal actions or approvals were taken.

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to continue reviewing minutes from October, November, and February 2025 and consider findings of fact for several properties. The board will also hear a variance request to allow a property to exceed the 45 percent maximum lot coverage standard.

• Variance request for 16413 Valhalla Drive to exceed 45% lot coverage
• Findings of Fact for 9900 East 191 Street
• Findings of Fact for 4998 Ancer Court
• Findings of Fact for 255 Park 32 West
• Findings of Fact for 111 Lakeview Drive

Council Committees

The Parks, Arts, & Community Engagement Committee will receive updates on the Embrace Downtown construction timeline, business support, and several park projects including Seminary Park, Dillon Park, and the master plan. It will also review public‑art initiatives such as the Pleasant Street RAB activation. A fund status report will note that $75,000 of the Embrace Downtown bond appropriation has been moved from the Downtown District Fund to the Food and Beverage Fund, and that $483,000 in unappropriated funds remain from the prior year. The committee will consider any new business items that arise.

• Embrace Downtown construction timeline and business support updates
• Seminary Park project update
• Dillon Park scope and timeline update
• Pleasant Street RAB activation public‑art update
• Fund status: $75K moved to Food & Beverage Fund; $483K unappropriated funds available

The Noblesville PACE Committee met on February 27, 2026 and provided updates on the Embrace Downtown construction schedule, parks projects, public‑art plans, upcoming community events, and the Downtown Development Fund status. No formal approvals, denials, or votes were recorded during the meeting. The committee adjourned without taking any substantive actions.

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council will vote on Ordinance #110228, which proposes an additional appropriation to the Food & Beverage Tax Fund and a reduction in the Downtown Development Fund. A public hearing will be held for Ordinance #11.42-25. The council will also receive the annual report of expended warrants for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025, and consider appointing Evelyn Lees to the Audit Committee.

• Ordinance #110228 – additional appropriation to the Food & Beverage Tax Fund and reduction in the Downtown Development Fund
• Public hearing for Ordinance #11.42-25
• Annual report of expended warrants pursuant to IC 51‑105 for FY ending Dec 31 2025
• Consider appointment of Evelyn Lees to the Audit Committee

The Common Council approved Ordinance #1‑02‑26, which creates a separate Food & Beverage Tax Fund and transfers money between existing funds. The council also approved the February 10 minutes, agenda amendments, outstanding claims, and appointed Jack Martin to the Audit Committee. All motions passed unanimously with nine ayes.

• Approved February 10 meeting minutes (9 ayes)
• Amended agenda to add Miscellaneous #2 (9 ayes)
• Approved amended agenda (9 ayes)
• Approved outstanding claims (9 ayes)
• Approved Ordinance #1‑02‑26 establishing Food & Beverage Tax Fund (9 ayes)
• Appointed Jack Martin to Audit Committee (9 ayes)

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works & Safety will vote on several performance‑bond releases for street improvements, including trees, monumentation, sidewalks, and related infrastructure. It will also review amendments to service agreements for electrical upgrades at the Fox Prairie golf course and a temporary closure of East Alley for the Solara Market. Additional items include a request for RFPs for mowing and landscaping on Rigitorway.

• Release of performance bonds for common trees, monumentation, and common sidewalk – Formally Woods, Section 18 (Stn Hubbard)
• Release of performance bonds for secondary plat, stone, HLA base, HWA surface, curbs, commons walkway, monumentation, common area trees, signs, and storm sewer for Finch Creek – Del Webb, Section ZA (Astin Hubbard)
• Release of performance bonds for monumentation and street signs for promenade trails – Gustin Hubbard
• Amendment No. 1 to services agreement with Gaylord Electrical for electrical update and control‑panel connection for the golf‑course irrigation system at Fox Prairie, Gavannah West
• Temporary closure of the East Alley for the Solara Market – Rene Gulley

The Board of Public Works and Safety approved a series of items, ranging from personnel leave requests to infrastructure contracts. All motions passed with four ayes and no opposition. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved additional leave time for two City employees (4 ayes)
• Approved permission for a paid Riverside Cemetery tour, $10 adult tickets (4 ayes)
• Approved declaration of surplus Seminary Park playground equipment (4 ayes)
• Approved Amendment No. 1 to the services agreement with Gaylor Electric for electrical update at Fox Prairie golf course irrigation system, $19,689.18 (4 ayes)
• Approved Amendment No. 1 to the services agreement with Perry Well Drilling for irrigation pump motor replacement at Fox Prairie golf course, $7,657.00 (4 ayes)
• Approved permission to issue requests for proposals for 2026 right‑of‑way mowing (4 ayes)
• Approved temporary closure of the East Alley for the Solara Market event (4 ayes)
• Approved repair of a raw sewage pump through Xylem Water Solutions, $33,498.90 (4 ayes)

Council Committees

The committee reviewed and recommended approval of claims, discussed the cancellation of expired warrants, and provided an overview of the 2026 Official Budget Report, including a $635 review fee. No votes or formal approvals were recorded. The meeting adjourned without any definitive actions.

Plan Commission

The Noblesville Plan Commission will discuss two zoning change applications (LEGP 0175‑2025 and LEGP 0176‑2025) that propose converting roughly 80 acres on the 15600‑15800 block of Olio Road from agricultural and existing R3 zoning to higher‑density residential uses. The proposals, submitted by Heritage LLP and Econ Communities, would allow the development of 160 courtyard homes known as “Courtyards at Deer Creek.” The commission will also address new public hearings related to these items.

• Application LEGP 0176‑2025: change from County A‑2(S) Agricultural Subdivision to R3 Moderate‑to‑High‑Density Single‑Family for ~80 acres
• Application LEGP 0175‑2025: change from R3 Moderate‑to‑High‑Density Single‑Family to R3/PD for ~80 acres, creating 160 courtyard homes
• Project name: “Courtyards at Deer Creek” located in the 15600‑15800 block of Olio Road (Wayne Township)
• Submitted by Heritage LLP (owner) and Econ Communities (developer) with representation by Josh Rodgers
• Staff reviewer listed as Amy Steffens; supporting documents include location map, land‑use maps, zoning map, concept plan, and preliminary development plan

Redevelopment Commission

The Redevelopment Commission will elect its officers and approve the December 4, 2025 meeting minutes. It will review financial matters, including approval of 2025 year‑end and February 12, 2026 claim dockets and a TIF fund update. New business includes a resolution to move TIF revenue to Fund 500, a consent and subordination agreement with Kittles Properties, LLC and Lake City Bank, and contract approvals for Krohn & Associates, Policy Analytics, LLC, and Reedy Financial Group. Additional business may be addressed before adjournment.

• Resolution 2025-01 to transfer TIF revenue to Redevelopment District Fund (Fund 500)
• Consent and Subordination Agreement with Kittles Properties, LLC and Lake City Bank
• Contract approval and funding for Krohn & Associates
• Contract approval and funding for Policy Analytics, LLC
• Contract approval and funding for Reedy Financial Group

The Redevelopment Commission elected its officers for 2026 and approved several financial items. It adopted a resolution to transfer a portion of TIF revenue to the Redevelopment District Fund. It also approved a consent and subordination agreement with Kittles Properties and three service contracts for Krohn & Associates, Policy Analytics, LLC, and Reedy Financial Group, each with specified maximum amounts.

• Elected officers: Martin president, Lynch vice president, Crosser secretary (5 ayes)
• Approved 2025 Year End Docket (5 ayes)
• Approved February 12, 2026 claims docket (5 ayes)
• Approved Resolution 2026-01 to transfer TIF revenue to Redevelopment District Fund (5 ayes)
• Approved Consent and Subordination Agreement with Kittles Properties, LLC (5 ayes)
• Approved contracts and expenditure requests: Krohn & Associates up to $50,000, Policy Analytics, LLC up to $50,000, Reedy Financial Group up to $60,000 (5 ayes)

Council Committees

The Public Safety Committee agreed to let chair Mark Boice approve the committee’s minutes for the calendar year, with members Davis, Elliott and Johnson consenting. No other actions were formally adopted; other items were discussed for future meetings.

• Authorized chair Mark Boice to approve minutes for the calendar year

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will discuss various infrastructure projects, including the Olio Road expansion and 155th Street drain work. The board is also reviewing several vehicle and equipment purchases for the police department and parks maintenance.

• Public hearing on Resolution RES-25-28 regarding a developer partner for Finch Creek Park Phase Two
• Purchase of trucks, sport utility vehicles, and five police pursuit vehicles
• Services agreement with Lochmiller Group for construction inspection of Olio Road from 140th to 156th Street
• Lease and services agreement with Noblesville Creates for space at 829 Conner Street
• Temporary closure of the northbound lane of South 6th Street

The board approved a resolution selecting Card and Associates as the developer partner for Finch Creek Park Phase Two Build‑Operate‑Transfer project. It also approved a series of procurement and service agreements, including a PLC replacement at Lift Station 19, fire‑station compressor upgrades, police vehicle purchases, a mental‑health consultant contract, and leases with Noblesville Creates. All items were adopted by a vote of four ayes.

• Approved Resolution RB-06-26 selecting developer partner for Finch Creek Park Phase Two (4 ayes)
• Approved services agreement with Toric Engineering for PLC replacement at Lift Station 19 (4 ayes)
• Approved services agreements with Burtner Electric for air‑compressor upgrades at Fire Station 77 ($4,919.90) and Fire Station 71 ($6,781.18) (4 ayes each)
• Approved purchase of three Chevrolet Silverado trucks and seven Chevrolet Traverse SUVs for the Police Department ($433,579.00) (4 ayes)
• Approved purchase of five police pursuit vehicles from Larkin Greenwood Ford ($221,223.40) (4 ayes)
• Approved 2026 mental‑health consultant services agreement for the Police Department ($90,000.00) (4 ayes)
• Approved lease agreement with Noblesville Creates for space at 839 Conner Street (4 ayes) and annual services agreement with Noblesville Creates (4 ayes)
• Approved services agreement with BlueSky Commerce renewing marketing services (up to $175,000.00) (4 ayes)

Common Council

The Common Council will discuss several ordinances regarding additional appropriations and tax rates. The meeting includes a presentation for a zoning change and preliminary development plan for a project called Rollingwood.

• Introductory information for a zoning change and development plan for approximately 12 acres in the 1100 to 14500 block of Prairie Baptist Road (Rollingwood)
• Ordinance #110225: Additional appropriation in Food & Beverage Tax Fund and reduction in Downtown Development Fund
• Ordinance #120225: Re-establishing the Fire Cumulative Capital Fund tax rate
• Ordinance #05-01-25: Additional appropriation to satisfy Department of Local Government technical requirements
• Ordinance #06-01-25: Additional appropriation in the City Capital Reserve Project Fund to supplement bond

The council approved several budget and finance items, including a $320,000 additional appropriation for the Embrace Downtown project. It also adopted a technical budget adjustment ordinance to satisfy state requirements and approved the city's claims. Resolutions authorizing investment of public funds and the carry‑forward of encumbrances were adopted. Public hearings were scheduled for two upcoming ordinances.

• Approved executive session memorandum (January 27, 2026) – nine ayes
• Approved minutes of the January 27, 2026 meeting – nine ayes
• Approved claims as submitted – nine ayes
• Approved Ordinance #05-01-26 (additional appropriation to satisfy DLGF technical requirement) – nine ayes
• Approved Ordinance #06-01-26 (additional $320,000 appropriation for Embrace Downtown project) – nine ayes
• Approved Resolution RC-4-26 authorizing investment of public funds – nine ayes
• Approved Resolution RC-5-26 authorizing carry‑forward of encumbrances – nine ayes
• Established public hearing for Ordinance #11-02-26 (Feb 24, 2026) – nine ayes

Council Committees

The Council Roads Committee will provide updates from the Street Department and review recent federal and state grant awards for multiple roadway projects. Discussion will focus on large MPO awards for Pleasant Street Phase 3, Olio Road, and several roundabout and trail projects, as well as local street rehabilitation contracts and upcoming construction timelines. The committee will also consider safety improvement and ADA sidewalk projects funded through state grants.

• Pleasant Street Phase 3 MPO award $5,475,700 (State Funds) – punch‑list work ongoing
• Olio Road (146th‑156th) Rural award $8.9 M (State Funds) and INDOT Safety Call $2.8 M – construction planned for 2027
• Highway Safety Improvement Program – Sign Modernization $441,000 and ADA Sidewalk $244,800 projects
• Nickel Plate Trail Bridge over 146th Street – Next Level Trails award $3,130,000, pending MPO grant
• Little Chicago Road and Carrigan Road Roundabout – MPO FFE State Funds $1,633,915, design contract executed, construction 2028

The committee reviewed winter snow removal, salt deliveries, and numerous ongoing road and trail projects. No motions were voted on or approved during the meeting. The discussion consisted of status reports and future scheduling.

Council Committees

The City Council Finance Committee will consider a resolution authorizing investment in non‑local certificates of deposit. It will review the city’s annual investment portfolio and quarterly financial reports. The committee will preview an ordinance moving $425,000 from the Downtown Development Fund to the Food & Beverage Tax Fund to support Embrace Downtown bond payments. It will also preview an ordinance resetting the Fire Cumulative Capital Fund tax rate to the statutory maximum of 3.3¢ per $100 of assessed value for Pay 2027.

• Resolution RC-4-26: authorize investment in non‑local certificates of deposit
• Ordinance 11-02-26: increase Food & Beverage Tax Fund appropriation by $425,000 and decrease Downtown Development Fund by $425,000
• Ordinance 12-02-26: reset Fire Cumulative Capital Fund tax rate to 3.3¢ per $100 AV
• Resolution RC-5-26: authorize year‑end 2025 encumbrance carryforward
• Quarterly Financial Reports 2025 Q4: review of operating fund results, investment earnings, and loan status

The Council Finance Committee reviewed several financial items, including a claim approval recommendation, an investment authorization, and two ordinances affecting fund allocations and tax rates. No formal votes or approvals were recorded for any of the items. The meeting concluded without any documented decisions.

• Recommended approval of claims (outcome not recorded)
• Considered authorization to invest in non‑local certificates of deposit (outcome not recorded)
• Reviewed ordinance shifting $425,000 from Downtown Development Fund to Food & Beverage Tax Fund (outcome not recorded)
• Reviewed ordinance resetting Fire Cumulative Capital Fund tax rate to $0.03 per $100 assessed value (outcome not recorded)
• Considered resolution to carry forward FY 2025 encumbrances (outcome not recorded)
• Presented Q4 2025 quarterly financial report (no decision recorded)
• Presented year‑end appropriation transfers per RC‑1‑25 (no decision recorded)
• Reviewed credit rating for Embrace Downtown bonds (no decision recorded)

Board of Parks and Recreation

The Board of Parks and Recreation will receive a presentation on the Parks 5-Year Masterplan from Pros Consulting. Members will consider approvals for landscape services and a letter of support for a library hold locker at Dillon Park.

• Parks 5-Year Masterplan presentation by Pros Consulting
• Service Agreement with Landscape Select for 2026 downtown planters, hanging baskets, and golf course bed maintenance
• Letter of support for Hamilton County East Public Library Hold Locker at Dillon Park
• Fox Prairie and Forest Park Clubhouse Restroom Renovation Project awarded to First Due Company
• Service agreements for Blades AV and Pyramid Sound Works

The Parks and Recreation Board approved several items by unanimous vote, including the meeting agenda, the prior meeting minutes, and claims for January 28 and February 11, 2026. The board also approved a contract with Landscape Select for maintenance of downtown planters and golf course beds. Additionally, the board adopted a letter of support for a library holds locker at Dillon Park. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved agenda (4-0)
• Approved minutes of Jan 14, 2026 meeting (4-0)
• Approved claims for Jan 28 and Feb 11, 2026 (4-0)
• Approved Landscape Select contract for downtown planters and golf course bed maintenance (4-0)
• Approved letter of support for Hamilton East Public Library holds locker at Dillon Park (4-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will review a conditional use application to amend a 1998 approval for an addition to a church and education facilities at 9900 East 191% Street in the R‑1 district. It will also consider several variance requests, including a fence height variance at 4998 Ancer Court, landscaping and parking setbacks at 255 Park 32 West Dive, 111 Lakeview Drive, and 300 Sheridan Road. The meeting will include the determination of a quorum, approval of minutes from October and November 2025, and a findings of fact for 2222 Sheridan Road.

• Conditional Use – 9900 East 191% Street – amendment to 1998 approval for church/education addition (R‑1 zone)
• Variance – 4998 Ancer Court – fence height increase to five‑foot (max four) along Shefler Boulevard
• Variance – 255 Park 32 West Dive – reduce building base landscaping width from 10 ft to 5 ft and interior parking lot landscaping islands
• Variance – 111 Lakeview Drive – reduce minimum parking lot setback from 20 ft to 0 ft and eliminate perimeter parking lot landscaping
• Variance – 300 Sheridan Road – reduce minimum parking lot setback from 20 ft to 0 ft and eliminate perimeter parking lot landscaping

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works and Safety will consider a range of items, including the award of the Fox Prairie and Forest Park Clubhouse restroom renovation project. It will also review performance bonds for monumentation in Merion, lease agreements for community gardens, a special purchase of medical equipment, and a parking space closure for Judicial Center construction. All items are presented for board consideration at the January 27, 2026 meeting.

• Award of Fox Prairie and Forest Park Clubhouse Restroom Renovation Project (Item #17)
• Release of performance bond for monumentation in Merion, Section 3 (Item #2)
• Lease agreement with Noblesville Community Gardens (Item #2)
• Special purchase of stretchers and cardiac monitors (Item #1)
• Closing two parking spaces on the south side of Logan Street west of North 6th Street for construction at the Judicial Center (Item #3)

The Board of Public Works and Safety met in executive session on Jan. 27, 2026 to discuss personnel matters classified as confidential. No votes or formal actions were taken. The meeting was adjourned after six minutes.

Common Council

The Common Council will discuss several zoning amendments and additional appropriations for the Embrace Downtown project. The body will also consider a resolution to acquire property for a new fire station on Greenfield Avenue.

• Ordinance #02-01.25: Appropriation of bond proceeds for Embrace Downtown project
• Ordinance #07-01.28: Zoning change from R1 to R3 for ~62 acres in the 5200-5300 block of East 91st Street
• Ordinance #06-01.28: Zoning change from R1 to Planned Development for ~62 acres in the 5200-5300 block of East 91st Street
• Ordinance #08-01.25: Zoning change from R1 to Planned Business for ~0.75 acres at 2908 Westfield Road
• Resolution RC-228: Property acquisition for a new fire station on Greenfield Avenue

The council approved the claims package with unanimous support. It adopted Ordinance #02-01-26 to appropriate bond proceeds for the Embrace Downtown Project. Public hearings were scheduled for Ordinances #05-01-26 and #06-01-26 at the February 10 meeting. The council also approved Ordinance #07-01-26, changing zoning from R1 to R3 for about 61.5 acres on East 191st Street.

• Approved claims as submitted (8 ayes)
• Approved Ordinance #02-01-26 for bond proceeds (8 ayes)
• Established public hearing for Ordinance #05-01-26 (8 ayes)
• Established public hearing for Ordinance #06-01-26 (8 ayes)
• Approved Ordinance #07-01-26 zoning change (5 ayes, 3 nays)
• Approved minutes of Jan. 13, 2026 meeting (8 ayes)
• Approved agenda for the meeting (8 ayes)

Council Committees

The Parks, Arts, & Community Engagement Committee will review the 2026 fund status and discuss updates to the Embrace Downtown initiative, including the February 2 groundbreaking, financing and construction timelines, and business support. The committee will also provide updates on the parks master plan, Dillon Park scope and timeline, the Forest Park carousel, and upcoming park programming. Public art updates such as the Pleasant Street RAB activation will be presented, followed by stakeholder briefings and any new business.

• Groundbreaking for Embrace Downtown scheduled for Feb 2
• 2026 fund status report: appropriation and prior year funds
• Parks master plan update
• Dillon Park scope and timeline update
• Forest Park carousel update

The PACE Committee presented status reports on the Embrace Downtown construction, including groundbreaking dates, financing assumptions and construction timelines. It also shared updates on the Parks Master Plan, Dillon Park splashpad, Forest Park carousel, and public‑art roundabout activation. No formal approvals, denials, or votes were recorded.

Council Committees

The City Council Finance Committee will discuss restoring General Fund appropriations and using cash reserves to supplement bond proceeds for the Embrace Downtown Project. The committee will also review a credit rating report from S&P Global regarding bonds for the downtown project.

• Proposed $320,000 appropriation from Civil City Capital Projects Reserve for the Embrace Downtown Project
• Proposed General Fund appropriation increases of $300,000 (Non-Departmental) and $50,000 (Police)
• Proposed $5,000 appropriation decrease for the Council
• Review of S&P Global Credit Rating Report for Embrace Downtown Bonds
• Discussion of future city code revisions regarding procurement and debt management

The committee recommended approval of the claims docket. It also recommended an additional appropriation to reverse a DLGF action, adjusting the 2026 budget by $345,000 for police overtime and police and fire compensation. The committee further recommended a $320,000 appropriation from the Civil City Capital Project Reserve Fund to help fund the Embrace Downtown Project. No vote tallies were recorded.

• Recommended approval of the claims docket
• Recommended approval of Additional Appropriation – Reverse DLGF Action in 2026 Budget Order
• Recommended approval of Additional Appropriation – Embrace Downtown Project ($320,000)

Plan Commission

The Noblesville Plan Commission will consider zoning changes for the Bending Branch and Midland Pointe projects, and a continuance for the Courtyards at Deer Creek project. The meeting will also include the election of officers and approval of prior minutes.

• Bending Branch: Change zoning from R1 to R3 for 62 acres on E. 191st Street
• Bending Branch: Amend Planned Development Ordinance to add 121 lots
• Courtyards at Deer Creek: Request for continuance to February 17, 2026
• Midland Pointe: Change zoning from R1 to PB for a two-acre site at 2503 Westfield Road
• Midland Pointe: Amend Planned Development Ordinance to add 2 acres

Board of Parks and Recreation

The Board of Parks and Recreation will elect its President, Vice President, and Secretary. Members will consider the 2026 schedule of parks and recreation fees, rates, and charges. The board will also review appointments to the Plan Commission and Parks Foundation.

• Resolution No. RP-01-2025 establishing 2026 Parks and Recreation fees, rates, and charges
• 2026 Golf Professional Contract with Gary Deakyne
• MOU with Friends of Central Pool for the 2026 Public Purpose Grant
• Service Agreement with Melissa McHaugh Lawson for Sweaty Boots Line Dancing
• Service Agreement with Diana Miller for Ballroom Dance 2026

The Parks and Recreation Board approved its agenda and the minutes from the December 9, 2025 meeting, each by a 4‑0 vote. The board voted to elect officers as a slate, confirming Steve Rogers as President, Angie Sutton as Vice President, and Brianna Craig as Secretary. The board also approved the appointment of Angie Sutton to the Noblesville Plan Commission and Joe Forgey to the Noblesville Parks Foundation, both by 4‑0 votes. Claims for December 17, 2025 and January 14, 2026 were approved by a 4‑0 vote.

• Approved agenda (4-0)
• Approved minutes of Dec 9, 2025 meeting (4-0)
• Approved officer slate nominations (President, Vice President, Secretary) (4-0)
• Approved Angie Sutton as Parks Board representative to Noblesville Plan Commission (4-0)
• Approved Joe Forgey as Parks Board representative to Noblesville Parks Foundation (4-0)
• Approved claims for Dec 17, 2025 and Jan 14, 2026 (4-0)

Board of Public Works & Safety

The Board of Public Works & Safety will consider a series of consent agenda items, including several easement and deed acceptances for road and utility projects. New business includes a conflict‑of‑interest disclosure, a memorandum of understanding with the Indiana Peony Festival, a 2026 appointment to the Plan Commission, and multiple service and construction agreements. Several change orders and agreements with INDOT for road, roundabout, travel lane, sign replacement, and bump‑out projects will also be voted on.

• Acceptance of warranty deed and temporary highway easement grant for State Road 38 and Logan Street roundabout project, Parcel 5
• Acceptance of permanent easement, warranty deed, and temporary highway easement grant for Olio Road 146th‑156th Street project, Parcel 2
• Approval of services agreement with ADS, LLC for flow monitoring services
• Approval of Change Order No. 2 with SLB Pipe Solutions for the CSO 004 stormwater separation project
• Agreement with INDOT for Olio Road and 156th Street roundabout project

The Board accepted a conflict‑of‑interest disclosure for Aaron Head, approved a $35,000 grant MOU with the Indiana Peony Festival, reappointed Gretchen Hanes to the Plan Commission, and approved several service and construction agreements—including a $2.8 million INDOT roundabout grant, a $7.7 million travel‑lane agreement, and contracts for flow monitoring, change orders, sign replacement, and bump‑out projects. All motions carried with four ayes.

• Accepted Conflict of Interest disclosure for Aaron Head (four ayes)
• Approved MOU with Indiana Peony Festival for $35,000 grant (four ayes)
• Reappointed Gretchen Hanes to the Plan Commission (four ayes)
• Approved services agreement with ADS, LLC for flow monitoring up to $253,152 (four ayes)
• Approved Change Order No. 2 with Sub‑Surface of Indiana for Lift Station 2 ($7,426.75) (four ayes)
• Approved Change Order No. 2 with SLB Pipe Solutions for CSO 004 stormwater project ($116,015) (four ayes)
• Approved INDOT agreement for Olio Road and 156" Street roundabout ($2.8 million grant) (four ayes)
• Approved INDOT agreement for Olio Road added travel lanes from 146" to 156" Streets ($7,716,202 total) (four ayes)

Common Council

The Noblesville Common Council meeting on Jan. 13, 2026 will consider several items. Council members will ratify the election of 2026 officers and review proposed meeting guidelines. They will also debate a salary ordinance for appointed officials and an additional appropriation ordinance that would use bond proceeds for the Embrace Downtown project and set a public hearing. A memorandum of understanding with the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 198 and routine fiscal resolutions are also on the agenda.

• Ratify election of 2026 officers (Mike Davis)
• Consider 2026 meeting guidelines (Evelyn Lees)
• Ordinance #01-01-26: salary ordinance for appointed officials (Holly Ramon)
• Ordinance #02-01-26: additional appropriation of bond proceeds for Embrace Downtown project and establishment of a public hearing (Jeffrey Spalding)
• Memorandum of Understanding with Noblesville Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 198 on employee benefits and compensation (Matt Light)

The Noblesville Common Council approved the December 16, 2025 meeting minutes, the agenda, and the submitted claims. It ratified the election of Mike Davis as president and Aaron Smith as vice president, and adopted the 2026 meeting guidelines. The council also approved a salary‑ordinance amendment, set a public hearing for the Embrace Downtown bond appropriation, and approved a memorandum of understanding with the police union.

• Approved minutes of Dec 16, 2025 (9 ayes)
• Approved agenda as presented (9 ayes)
• Approved claims as submitted (9 ayes)
• Ratified election of Mike Davis as president and Aaron Smith as vice president (9 ayes)
• Approved 2026 meeting guidelines (9 ayes)
• Approved Ordinance #01-01-26 amending the 2026 salary ordinance (9 ayes)
• Established public hearing for Ordinance #02-01-26 on Jan 27, 2026 (9 ayes)
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding with the Noblesville Fraternal Order of Police (9 ayes)

Council Committees

The Council Roads Committee reviewed updates on multiple federal and state grant applications and ongoing road projects across Noblesville. The most significant item was the MPO award of $5,475,700 in state funds for Pleasant Street Phase 3, covering punch‑list work and trail railing installation. Other items included an $8.9 M state award for Olio Road expansion, a $2.8 M INDOT safety call award for Olio Road and the 156th Roundabout, and funding for sign modernization ($441,000) and ADA sidewalk improvements ($244,800).

• Pleasant Street Phase 3 – MPO award $5,475,700 (state funds) for punch‑list work and trail railing
• Olio Road (146th‑156th) – Rural award $8.9 M (state funds) for lane expansion and related work
• INDOT Safety Call – $2.8 M award for Olio Road and 156th Roundabout construction
• Highway Safety Improvement Program – $441,000 for sign modernization in pre‑1995 Noblesville
• ADA Sidewalk Project – $244,800 for curb bump‑outs, ramps, striping on 10th Street near North Elementary

The Noblesville Roads Committee reviewed updates on Keep Noblesville Beautiful, federal and state aid projects, and several local road and sidewalk projects. No approvals, denials, or votes were documented during the meeting.

Council Committees

The Noblesville City Council Finance Committee will review and vote on a one-year contract with the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 198, including a $3,000 longevity pay increase for officers with 25 years of service. The committee will also consider appropriating bond proceeds for the Embrace Downtown Project and authorizing routine fiscal actions for 2026.

• Approval of 2026 Meet and Confer Agreement with FOP Lodge 198
• Appropriation of Bond Proceeds for Embrace Downtown Project
• Amendment to the 2026 Salary Ordinance for Appointed Officials & Employees
• Authorization for Certain Routine Fiscal Actions for 2026
• Authorization to Appropriate Grant Proceeds for 2026

The committee reviewed the 2026 Salary Ordinance amendment, a Meet and Confer agreement, bond proceeds for the Embrace Downtown Project, routine fiscal actions, grant appropriation, and dormant fund closures. No votes or approvals were documented for any of these items. The meeting adjourned without any recorded decisions.