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Commission approves 1.34‑acre split for McKill Machinery property
Summary
Brent McKillip won approval to split about 1.34 acres from his Wabash property to improve access and operations; commissioners had no public objections and the motion passed by roll call.
Brent McKillip petitioned the Wabash City Plan Commission to split approximately 1.34 acres from his property (parcel number provided at the meeting) to separate an equipment area and facilitate machinery movement across Charlie Creek. He told the commission the parcel divides his operation and that he had no immediate buyer but sought flexibility to parcel the land.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions about setbacks, a radio tower on the west side and whether the parcel had sufficient acreage for small businesses; the applicant said he had researched setbacks and intended to keep Charlie Creek on the east side of the split. No members of the public objected. The commission moved, seconded and approved the plat by roll call.
The motion passed and the commission closed the public hearing on the parcel split. Further details about future buyers or specific uses were not provided at the meeting.
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