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Votes at a glance: Plan Commission actions on Dec. 9, 2025

Anderson City Plan Commission · December 9, 2025
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Summary

On Dec. 9 the Anderson City Plan Commission continued two petitions and approved multiple plats and a rezoning; this roundup lists each petition, action and next procedural steps.

At its Dec. 9 meeting the Anderson City Plan Commission took the following formal actions:

• Petition 19-25 (Redwood Apartments, zone map change to R-4; Lindbergh & South Rangeline): continued at petitioner request to allow remonstrator time to respond; no further action taken.

• Petition 22-25 (Kelly Drews, rezone I-1 at 2304 Crystal Street): tabled at petitioner’s request while building code issues are addressed.

• Petition 6-25 (Sugar Fork Subdivision, 104-lot primary plat): approved 6–0. Next steps: final plat and permits required before construction.

• Petition 15-25 (ATVMS Trust, I-3 to I-1 on East 38th Street): continued 30 days after commissioners and a neighbor requested detailed plans and corrected findings of fact.

• Petition 18-25 (Michael Johnson, rezone R3/I2 to I1 at 2927 South Rangeline Road): approved with findings of fact; petitioner intends to live on the property and operate a tree and crane business from accessory structures; BZA special exception may be required for outside storage.

• Petition 20-25 (Crew Car Wash primary plat, NE corner of South Scatterfield & Mounds Road): approved 6–0; petitioner said interior cleaning is not feasible at this site and INDOT curb-cut approvals are still pending.

• Petition 21-25 (replat Lot 9, Townsend Estates into Lots 9A and 9B): approved; staff will forward the replat to the board of works for acceptance of easements and dedications.

These actions advance several developments to the next administrative steps (final plats, BZA exceptions, INDOT driveway permits) and preserve neighborhood review rights where items were continued.