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Madison City BZA renews two conditional uses, records withdrawn small‑cell item and elects officers

January 13, 2026 | Madison City, Jefferson County, Indiana


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Madison City BZA renews two conditional uses, records withdrawn small‑cell item and elects officers
The Madison City Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) met briefly and handled several routine items before adjourning.

The BZA reported two conditional‑use renewals—Susan Smith (2355 North K Road) and Herezo Engineering (448 Meadow Lane)—and recorded that both applicants had paid renewal fees and that no complaints were on file. The agenda included a previously noticed small‑cell utility pole application (BZCU‑25‑23) that the applicant withdrew from consideration.

An agenda change postponed election of BZA officers until the end of the evening; when elections were held, Scott Baldwin was nominated for chairman and Carl Eaglin for vice chairman and the nominations carried by voice vote.

Board staff also announced a proposal to move application deadlines farther in advance (about 30 days instead of roughly two weeks) to allow more time for applicants and the required legal ad publication; the Planning Commission will consider a revised fee schedule and updated application materials in a forthcoming meeting.

With no additional business, the BZA adjourned after approximately nine minutes.

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