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Fishers PUD committee approves Lot 8 elevations for 6,190‑sq‑ft office at Allisonville Place with screening and tech conditions
Summary
The City of Fishers PUD committee voted to approve elevations and site plan details for PUD 2513, Lot 8 — a 6,190-square-foot commercial office at 10994 Allisonville Office Drive — contingent on addressing technical review comments and finalizing HVAC and west-side screening materials.
City of Fishers staff and a developer representative secured PUD committee approval on Nov. 5 for the architecture and site plan of a 6,190-square-foot commercial office building at 10994 Allisonville Office Drive within the Allisonville Place PUD.
Ross Hillary, community and economic development staff for the City of Fishers, introduced PUD 2513, Lot 8 and described the proposed building, parking and pedestrian connections. “Before you is PUD 2513, which is Lot 8,” Hillary said, noting the building would use “high quality masonry material” and that a sidewalk network on Easy Street and Allisonville Office Drive will require connections. Staff recommended approval of the elevations “as presented, with the following condition that all tech comments are addressed,” Hillary said.
A representative of Shamrock Builders said the team was eager to move the project forward and praised the design. “We just like to get this one going,” the representative said, and added, “I think it looks beautiful.” Committee members asked about HVAC locations and screening and whether the shared dumpster with Lot 7 had pedestrian access. Hillary said recent plans showed primary HVAC as roof‑mounted but staff would verify exact locations and that any ground screening would be of similar material or an approved composite so it complies with PUD requirements.
During discussion a committee member confirmed the shared dumpster is accessed via a common driveway and that there is not a dedicated pedestrian route to the dumpster from the public sidewalk. Committee members also reviewed elevation orientation on the submitted sheets and resolved labeling questions during the discussion.
A committee member moved to approve the elevations with the condition that all TAC and ILP comments be addressed and that staff follow up on screening material for rooftop or west‑side HVAC locations; the motion was seconded. The chair then read roll-call votes — Miss Baumgartner, Mister Peterson, Mister Curran and Mister Bender all voted yes — and the chair announced the motion passed.
The committee also received a staff communication that the 2026 meeting calendar was attached to the agenda and that Outlook invites for the January–December schedule will be sent to members. The meeting adjourned following the calendar note.
What’s next: Staff will verify final HVAC locations and required screening materials during technical review and will confirm that all TAC/ILP comments are addressed before final permits are issued.
