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Hendricks County adopts stop‑sign ordinances for three subdivisions after brief public hearing
Summary
After a short public hearing with no remonstrators, the Hendricks County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted two ordinances adding stop controls in Lakeland Manor, Rainbow Acres and Shiloh Creek Estates.
The Hendricks County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 27 unanimously adopted two ordinances establishing multiple stop controls in Lakeland Manor, Rainbow Acres and Shiloh Creek Estates after opening and closing a public hearing with no remonstrators.
Commissioner Dennis W. Dawes opened the public hearing at 9:03 a.m. to consider stop controls at a list of intersections including Lakeland Lane at Lakeland Boulevard; Hope Drive at Rainbow Boulevard; Saddle Hill Court at Shiloh Creek Way; Olivia Court at Shiloh Creek Way; and Melissa Ann Court at Melissa Ann Drive. No members of the public spoke against the proposed signs, and Dawes closed the hearing at 9:04 a.m.
The board voted 3‑0 to adopt the ordinance covering Lakeland Manor (assigned Ordinance No. 2026‑01) and 3‑0 to adopt the ordinance covering Rainbow Acres and Shiloh Creek Estates (assigned Ordinance No. 2026‑02). The motions were moved by Commissioner Brad Whicker and seconded by Commissioner Bob Gentry; all votes recorded as yes.
The ordinances add stop controls described by intersection and direction of travel, consistent with the traffic recommendations presented at the hearing. No remonstrations were recorded in the meeting minutes.
The commissioners did not set an effective date in the meeting minutes. The board moved on to other agenda items after the ordinances were assigned.