August 20, 2020

Community Conversations About Zionsville's Gateway Development Project Scheduled For Fall


Taylor Bennett
Zionsville Mayor Emily Styron is seeking resident input on the redesign of the gateway into the historic Village Business District. - FILE PHOTO: Taylor Bennett/WFYI

Zionsville Mayor Emily Styron is seeking resident input on the redesign of the gateway into the historic Village Business District.

FILE PHOTO: Taylor Bennett/WFYI

Zionsville Mayor Emily Styron is seeking resident input on the redesign of the gateway into the historic Village Business District.

WFYI’s Taylor Bennett spoke with Styron about the Gateway Development Project and its goals to increase economic investment and include amenities for residents and businesses.

Community conversations about the Gateway Development Project are planned to launch this fall.

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