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Commission Proposes Development Plan for Pendleton Pike Economic Growth

September 18, 2025 | Lawrence City, Marion County, Indiana


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Commission Proposes Development Plan for Pendleton Pike Economic Growth
The Lawrence Redevelopment Commission is taking significant steps towards enhancing commercial development along Pendleton Pike, as discussed in their recent meeting on September 18, 2025. A draft map outlining potential commercial areas was presented, aiming to strategically focus on existing and prospective commercial zones while minimizing the inclusion of residential areas.

The proposed map highlights key locations, including undeveloped parcels near the post office and opportunities at the entrance to Veterans Park. The commission emphasized the importance of capturing areas ripe for development and reinvestment, particularly around the Sunnyside Intersection and other commercial properties.

In addition to commercial growth, the plan also incorporates housing as a goal, recognizing the need for residential options within economic development areas. This proactive approach aims to prevent reactive planning seen in other communities, ensuring that housing considerations are integrated from the outset.

The commission is seeking feedback on the six-page document and plans to revisit the proposal at next month’s meeting. Following their review, the plan will be forwarded to the Lawrence City Council for consideration, as the council also serves as the plan commission in this jurisdiction. This initiative marks a crucial step towards fostering economic growth and revitalization in the Lawrence community.

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