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Council hears introductory plan for 10-acre mixed‑use project at 3080 State Road 267 South; neighbors raise drainage and traffic concerns
Summary
Developers presented a revised mixed-use plan for a 10-acre site at 3080 State Road 267 South that would add for-sale townhomes, apartments and roughly 54,000 square feet of retail. The item was introductory; Council and residents asked about stormwater, traffic, school-bus safety and neighborhood outreach.
The Brownsburg Town Council on Sept. 25 received an introductory presentation for a revised 10-acre mixed-use development at 3080 State Road 267 South. Developer Randy Baker said the current concept includes about 42 for-sale townhomes, roughly 55 apartments (developers said the plan could accommodate as few as 40 or as many as 60 units depending on final layout), and about 54,000 square feet of small-format retail including a 30,000-square-foot building that the developer said could be configured to accommodate a grocer.
Why it matters: The project is on an arterial corridor in the southern part of town. If approved, it would add housing and commercial space and could change traffic patterns, school-bus stops and stormwater management for adjacent neighborhoods.
Design changes and traffic: The developer…
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