Stations Development Moves To Fishers City Council With A Favorable Recommendation

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Artist rendering submitted by Thompson Thrift of the office building planned for The Stations

Thompson Thrift is developing The Yard near IKEA in Fishers, and another project is in their plans next door.  The Stations will have a mixed-use building with office and retail, a commercial building, a hotel, and approximately 50 town-homes on roughly 8.6
acres of land.

The Fishers Plan Commission unanimously approved a favorable recommendation to the Fishers City Council, moving The Stations development forward.  The Fishers planning staff recommended approval of this project, but included this statement in their report:

“Staff would like to clarify some misinformation that was delivered by the media. The Stations at Fishers District PUD (Planned Unit Development) is a separate development from The Yard at Fishers District. The Stations PUD previously existed as a commercial development and this amendment allows for greater connectivity to both the Exit 5 PUD and the Kroger commercial center and the adjacent Yard at Fishers District PUD. The Yard at Fishers District has currently secured 11 restaurants, with 80% of the square footage dedicated to restaurant uses. The Stations at Fishers District will be a separate adjacent development with a mix of office, retail, hotel and residential uses.”

I asked Steve Hardin of Faegre Baker Daniels, the attorney representing Thompson Thrift, about The Stations…here is the video of that conversation:

 

Here is a map showing where The Stations will be located, to the right in the green shaded area…the development will have access to The Yard and the Kroger grocery store