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Plainfield council adopts appropriations, board policies and initiates annexation; multiple measures pass unanimously
Summary
At its April 27 meeting the Plainfield Town Council approved additional appropriations, adopted stormwater and utility board policies, and initiated an annexation process; all votes were unanimous. The meeting also included consent approvals for contracts and work orders.
Plainfield Town Council unanimously approved a package of fiscal and governance measures at its April 27 meeting, including an ordinance for additional appropriations, policies for two town boards and a resolution to begin annexation proceedings.
The approvals matter because they clear budget adjustments and formalize rules for the Stormwater and Utility boards, and because the annexation resolution formally begins the statutory process under Indiana Code 36-4-3. Council President Robin G. Brandgard presided over the votes, all of which passed on roll call.
Key votes at a glance: • Resolution No. 2026-13 (tax abatement findings for PLD/Browning Venture, LLC, AllPoints Building 15): approved unanimously. • Resolution No. 2026-14 (initiate annexation process under Indiana Code 36-4-3): approved unanimously. • Ordinance No. 11-2026 (additional appropriations, multiple funds): Second Reading and Adoption approved unanimously. • Ordinance No. 10-2026 (annexation — second of three readings for territory including Souls Harbor): second reading approved unanimously; third reading remains pending. • Ordinance No. 08-2026 (Stormwater Board policies, as amended): Third Reading and Adoption approved unanimously. • Ordinance No. 09-2026 (Utility Board policies, as amended): Third Reading and Adoption approved unanimously.
Council members who voted yes on each recorded motion were Mr. Kingseed, Mr. Everling, Mr. Angle, Mr. Bridget and President Robin G. Brandgard. The meeting record shows no dissenting votes and no public testimony opposing these measures during the proceedings.
Next steps: Where required by ordinance process, final implementation or subsequent readings (for Ordinance No. 10-2026) will follow the town’s standard timeline and any statutorily required notifications.
