Carmel Village of West Clay Townhomes

Carmel Village of West Clay Townhomes

Carmel, IN

Village of West Clay Townhomes

HWC worked with Pulte Group to provide site engineering and survey services for the 18-unit residential townhome project in the Village of WestClay in Carmel, Indiana. 

Development components include:

    • Four townhome buildings
    • Alley and sidewalk design
    • Extensions of public infrastructure for storm and sanitary sewers and water mains
    • Landscape plans
    • Construction staking

The project provides low maintenance housing for the walkable community in west Carmel with nearby shops, businesses, and schools.

Monrovia Strategic Plan and Comprehensive Plan

Monrovia Strategic Plan and Comprehensive Plan

Monrovia, IN

Strategic Plan and Comprehensive Plan

After years without a clear direction or plan of how to deal with new development, Monrovia’s leadership decided they needed to take measures to prevent losing control over the direction of the community.

HWC assisted the Town by first creating a strategic plan which helped identify and prioritize the immediate concerns and priorities for the community.

Following the strategic plan, the Town proceeded with an update to its comprehensive plan, which was over 24 years old. HWC helped define appropriate future land use changes. HWC also identified key areas of the community in which residents hoped to protect, as well as areas where there was an overall comfort level with accepting new development. The plan also helped identify desired development standards, types, and densities to better help the Town leadership communicate with potential businesses and Developers who may consider relocating to Monrovia.

HWC and Civic Blueprint rounded out this planning effort by updating the Town’s unified development ordinance that included two overlay districts.

Batesville Unified Development Ordinance

Batesville Unified Development Ordinance

Batesville, IN

Unified Development Ordinance

With a Zoning Ordinance approaching 34 years of use, the City of Batesville recognized the need for updated development and design standards. With the strong support of Batesville Main Street, a primary goal of the City of Batesville’s Unified Development Ordinance update was to preserve the unique character of downtown Batesville. To accomplish this goal, a new downtown district was created that included development standards reflecting the existing development patterns. Furthermore, the Walnut Street Corridor Overlay was developed to conserve the character of the City’s primary corridor connecting downtown Batesville to I-74. These pieces better prepare the City to maintain and expand on the world-class charm found only in Batesville.

Whitestown Unified Development Ordinance

Whitestown Unified Development Ordinance

Whitestown, IN

Unified Development Ordinance

Whitestown has been the fastest growing community in the State of Indiana for the past eight years.

HWC has led key planning initiatives to help them manage that growth, including updates to their comprehensive plan, economic development plan, thoroughfare plan, and downtown (Legacy Core) plan.

The Town’s key existing ordinances were not delivering the development product that they desired. To update the ordinances, HWC and Civic Blueprint partnered on the preparation of a new Unified Development Ordinance. The updated ordinance first focused on aligning comprehensive plan goals with development regulations. Next, the ordinances were updated to use plain English so that they were clear, direct, and easy to use. Graphics were added to further enhance clarity.

Sullivan Quality of Life Plan

Sullivan Quality of Life Plan

Sullivan, IN

Quality of Life Plan

The Sullivan Quality of Life Plan represents the energy and emphasis that the City of Sullivan has put into making the city a better place to live, work, and play and is intended to help guide future investment.  HWC prepared the plan to outline and detail seven key projects in the city, including a multi-use trail system, wayfinding signage, public art, park spaces, urban block redevelopment, and neighborhood revitalization.