Brownsburg authorizes eminent domain to acquire 13 commercial parcels for North Green Street upgrades
On Sept. 24, 2026 the Brownsburg Town Council approved a resolution authorizing eminent domain to acquire 13 commercial parcels for planned North Green Street improvements, including medians, new traffic signals, connector roads behind businesses and a realigned intersection.
The Brownsburg Town Council on Sept. 24, 2026 approved a resolution giving the town authority to use eminent domain to acquire land for planned improvements along North Green Street. The resolution applies to 13 parcels, all described in the announcement as commercial properties.
Assistant Town Manager Shawn Pabst told the council the authority was sought because commercial property owners often do not engage with the town until condemnation is possible; he also said the parcels are mainly turf and asphalt and that the town does not intend to take more than needed for the project.
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