Land Use & Development within Broad Ripple
The BRVA welcomes and supports responsible development in its community. While it seeks to maintain Broad Ripple’s historical significance, dating back to the 1830’s, it sees development as an opportunity to create a stronger and more vibrant community.
The Land Use and Development Committee endeavors to implement the development guidelines established in the Envision Broad Ripple Plan (adopted by the Department of Metropolitan Development in November 2012) and submits recommendations to the BRVA board and Department of Metropolitan Development regarding zoning and planning issues and the local and state boards and commissions regarding the issuance of alcoholic beverage permits. The Committee investigates petitions for variance and zoning changes to determine if they are compatible with the comprehensive plan and goals of the BRVA and neighborhood. Meetings are held informally with intent of cooperation between the parties in an effort to help Broad Ripple develop in the best manner possible.
Committee Roster
Bo Boroski, Tech Co CEO (2021)
Chairperson
Andrew Baldwin, Sales Vice President (2021)
Committee Member
Rebecca Dodge, Solutions Architect (2024)
Committee Member
Chad Fallis, Mortgage Origination (2020)
Committee Member
Brian Gamache, Public Affairs Consultant (2023)
Committee Member
Matt Hornyak, Marketing Director (2022)
Committee Member
John Jackson, Architect (2020)
Committee Member
Garrett Lawton, Attorney/Realtor (2018)
Committee Member
Josh Mazur, Architect (2021)
Committee Member
Tim Oprisu, Business Owner (2017)
Committee Member
Sam Rogers, Development SVP (2023)
Committee Member
Karen Valiquett, Engineer (2020)
Committee Member
Daisy Winkler, Resident (2021)
Committee Member
Jordan Dillon
Executive Director, BRVA
info@brva.org | (317) 251-2782
Non-Voting Staff
Kristen Kraus
LUD Coordinator, BRVA
landuse@brva.org
Non-Voting Staff
Meeting Minutes & Agendas
Monthly agendas are distributed via the LUD Newsletter. Sign up at pink button below.
The Land Use and Development Committee is a volunteer group of interested residents and business owners with a background in development, housing, commercial, urban planning, and law that operates under the purview of the BRVA board. Land Use and Development Committee meetings and votes are open to the public and are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month, at a neighborhood location to be decided.
MEETINGS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Northminster Presbyterian Church
1660 Kessler Boulevard E. Drive
4th Tuesday, Monthly
