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Votes at a glance: Brownsburg council approves parks master plan, advances UDO and clears several zoning items
Summary
At its March 26 meeting the Town of Brownsburg council adopted the parks strategic master plan and advanced the UDO amendments, approved PUD sign readings, accepted a right-of-way dedication and approved a conditional rezone for a town facilities parcel; Auburn Ridge rezone was continued to April 9.
The Town of Brownsburg took several formal actions at its March 26, 2026 meeting.
- Auburn Ridge rezone (agenda item 11.3) — Continued to the April 9 meeting after a council motion to table; council president announced the continuation.
- Parks strategic master plan — Council moved to adopt Resolution 2026-04 (park strategic master plan). Amber Lane of the Park Authority said the plan included an added action to "update event and park emergency plans with town EMS professionals to ensure participant safety," and the council approved the resolution by voice vote.
- UDO amendments (Ordinance 2026-01) — Staff presented comprehensive edits to Chapter 3 (use regulations) adding special-exception and distance requirements for fueling centers, smoke/vape shops, tattoo shops, vehicle-related uses and some self-storage. Council advanced the ordinance for readings and final adoption during the March 26 meeting.
- West Branch PUD sign (Ordinance 2026-02) — Council approved first and second readings to permit a single permanent non-illuminated 25-square-foot clubhouse sign; the applicant was not present and the matter will return for third and final reading.
- Right-of-way dedication (Resolution 2026-05) — Staff requested and the council accepted a Pulte-dedicated parcel (Parcel 32-07-3-113-029.000-026) for future interchange/transportation purposes.
- Bowman property conditional rezone (agenda item 11.5) — Council approved a conditional rezone of parcel 32-07-10-100-006-015 to institutional (IS) to allow planned street and police department facilities; the APC had requested higher-intensity buffering as a condition.
Where specific roll-call tallies were not read into the record, the transcript records voice approval or a verbal "aye" for passage. Several items were approved by motion and voice vote; Auburn Ridge was explicitly continued to April 9.
