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Zionsville, IN Skip to Main Content Create an Account - Increase your productivity, customize your experience, and engage in information you superintendency about.    Sign In Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest Delicious Stumble Upon Blogger LinkedIn Home My Account Printer Friendly Email Page Contact Us RSS Site Map Translate Page Notifications Documents Search GovernmentTown ServicesCommunity ResourcesHow Do I... HomeNews Flash Search All categories A TOP NEWS ITEM Tools RSS Notify Me Categories All Categories A TOP NEWS ITEM News Flash A TOP NEWS ITEM Posted on: September 26, 20182019 Rural to Urban Service District transition information The Town Council tried transitioning several neighborhoods from the Rural Service District to the Urban Service District of the Town of Zionsville. This transition is constructive January 1, 2019.Neighborhoods include:BrookhavenFieldstoneCourtyard of ZionsvilleShannon SpringsEnclaveVonterraAs a part of that transition, your neighborhood is one of those transitioned areas.WhenceJanuary 1, 2019 the Town of Zionsville will uncork providing the pursuit services to the transition areas:Streets and Stormwater Services1. Spring and fall skim hodgepodge for residentialThis provides for the hodgepodge and disposal of small branches and sticks less than 6” in diameter.The service is typically the last two full weeks of April and the first two full weeks of October.There is a specific schedule for each zone of town, and the schedule is posted to the website each year as it becomes misogynist (www.zionsville-in.gov/149/Seasonal-Services) and advertised in the Times Sentinel.Residents are to stack their skim and limbs withal the street in front of their homes just overdue the prorogue or just off the street.2. Annual heavy household trash collectionConducted each spring just without skim and limb collection, typically the first week of May.Provides an opportunity for residential properties to dispose of heavy, non-toxic materials (furniture, appliances, etc.) not normally placid in the weekly trash service.As it becomes available, specific information is posted on the website: www.zionsville-in.gov/149/Seasonal-Services.Heavy trash is placid during the specific week on residences’ regular trash day.3. Fall leaf collectionTypically whence in mid-October each year, we will collect leaves placed withal the street in front of each residence.Residents are to rake or wrack-up their fallen leaves to the roadside in long, narrow rows and we will collect them with our leaf vacuum trailers.Our goal is to provide this service weekly to all residents, however during time of peak leaf-fall the service may only be newspaper when there is a large volume and we can’t get to everyone in one week.This service typically runs into the first week of December.Only leaves are placid during this process, and material that is not suited to the vacuum trailers will be left curbside (sticks, garden trimmings, etc.)4. Winter salting and plowingWe will plow and wield salt to public roadways as deemed towardly by the Town’s Street and Stormwater Department.We cannot guarantee a specific time or threshold that would determine when we embark salting or plowing.In the past, HOA’s have typically retained a private contractor on an “on-call” understructure for the first year of receiving town services to determine if supplemental plowing is needed in their neighborhood. While this is appreciated the Town, the only drawback is that we typically wield salt surpassing considering plowing, and a private contractor can inadvertently plow off recently unromantic salt. We do not coordinate our efforts with private contractors.Main roads are cleared as a priority when plowing, and the visualization as to whether or not to plow all or major interior subdivision roads is unswayable by existing and forecast weather conditions.5. General road maintenanceAs of 1/1/2019 we will take over maintenance responsibilities for public roads, curbs and sidewalks when repair is needed.We will moreover be responsible for the signage withal public roads, as well as the validity for the establishment of new ordinances regulating traffic.Any bridges in the transition areas will remain under the validity and responsibility of Boone County Highway Department by state statute.6. Stormsewer and drainage maintenanceAny zone currently paying a phlebotomize towage to the county will remain under the jurisdiction of the Boone County Surveyor.Any areas NOT currently under the jurisdiction of the county will be unsupportable by the Street and Storm Water Department.Trash and Recycling CollectionResidents will have their trash and recycling hodgepodge provided by our contracted trash visitor – Ray’s Trash Service. The monthly fee for both services is $9.90 and is billed by the Town. Find increasingly information here: www.zionsville-in.gov/420/Utilities-and-Billing.Police/Fire ServicesThe Zionsville Police Department will be the primary police service in your zone (formerly provided by the Boone County Sheriff).Fire Services will remain with the Zionsville Fire Department as they are currently, as will Planning and Building Services.If you have any questions, please contact me at emitro@zionsville-in.gov, who will be happy to squire you:Edward J. 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