WARSAW — A home-based firearm sale and repair store will not be coming to the residential area on Saint Mary’s Drive, Warsaw, after failing to receive approval from the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals. Trevor Long, owner of Silver Lake Arms Depot, attended the meeting on Tuesday, April 24. Long has a home-based business located …read more.

WARSAW — At the monthly meeting of the Warsaw Board of Zoning Monday, July 25, the board was approached with three petitions and approved all of them. The board was first presented with a request by the Wayne County Trustee to put out an additional sign for the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce. Board member Tom Allen …read more.

WARSAW — A special exception to allow a home occupation and a variance to allow a second sign, both in residential areas, were unanimously approved by the Warsaw Board of Zoning Monday evening, Sept. 28.

Three variances were approved Monday evening by the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals. One gave approval to a new transitional care facility in Warsaw. Mainstreet, Carmel, is proposing a transitional care facility at the southwest corner of CR 300N and Sheldon Street, north of Wal-Mart. While adjacent property owners expressed no objections, Brad Harris, senior …read more.

At a meeting of the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals, three variances were approved. Two were for exterior buildings, and the other for a fence. Doug Neville’s requested to build an oversized accessory structure in his yard on Oldfather Street. This variance was approved uncontested. Nick Strouder requested a variance to tear down a smaller …read more.