After nearly six months in the draft stage, a zoning ordinance pertaining to vision clearance, fences and accessory structures will move forward. But the ordinance will not include any language, at this point, pertaining to fences in front yards. The action to move ahead was taken at the Warsaw Plan Commission meeting Monday evening. Jeremy …read more.

Clarifications, wording, possible additions will be made to the Warsaw’s zoning ordinance on vision/fences and accessory structures, before being returned to Warsaw Plan Commission in April. That was the decision at Monday evening’s Warsaw Plan Commission meeting. The ordinance was the only topic of business for the evening. The discussion among the commission members present …read more.

Two preliminary plat proposals were approved Tuesday evening by the Warsaw Plan Commission with one of the proposals also receiving a final approval. A proposal for Mitchell Reserve, a residential addition to the City of Warsaw, was approved unanimously by commission members. The residential addition, developed by Biggs Indiana Properties Inc., Kevin Biggs, Decatur, plans …read more.

Warsaw’s current zoning ordinance as it pertains to fencing and accessory buildings may be too restrictive, if not altogether unclear. Warsaw City Planner Jeremy Skinner and Assistant Planner Tim Dombrosky brought a proposal to the Warsaw Plan Commission last night that would, they say, give homeowners more leniency. Together, the men have been going through the …read more.