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Similar to Connection Pointe, David Weekley requested an extension to respond to our petition until after the official APC record is filed. The Court granted that request, and they now have until August 3, 2026, to respond. The Town of Brownsburg remains the Deciding Authority in this case and filed its response earlier this week. After reviewing it, we remain confident that we have a strong case and are committed to seeing it through. A major issue in this case is whether th

The Town of Brownsburg Advisory Plan Commission (“APC”) has filed its formal response to the Petition for Judicial Review concerning the approval of the Hawk’s Landing primary plat. The most notable aspect of the Town’s response is its repeated attempt to narrow the scope of the case by arguing that the 2021 rezoning ordinance, the original concept plan, and related development commitments are largely irrelevant to the court’s review of the 2026 plat approval. Throughout the

Connection Pointe had a deadline of May 26 to respond to our petition (a 30 day enlargement from the original response deadline). After the Court approved our request to submit the Plan Commission record by July 27, Connection Pointe’s attorney filed a motion to extend their response deadline to July 29. Their attorney stated that they wanted time to review the record before filing a response. The Court granted the extension. Right now, Brownsburg's response deadline remains

Two quick updates regarding the legal proceedings: 1.) Contrary to what we expected, Hendricks County has assigned our case to Hendricks Superior Court 1, not the Hendricks Circuit Court. This does not substantially change anything other than the judge who will hear the case. 2.) Our attorneys are still working to obtain the official record from the Brownsburg APC. Due to this delay, along with the transcription process required for court proceedings, the Court has granted an