The commission received an update from Zach Wirrig, who reported that work has begun on the Retail Gap update. He stated that the project is expected to be completed by early April.
Alex Blake, representing Iron Men Properties, appeared before the commission to present their proposed project, which will be located on the former Decatur County Jail site. Alex stated that Iron Men Properties owns and manages 100% of its properties. He also shared that the proposed name for the building is “The Arbor.”
The following images are renderings of the proposed building.
The following images are images from other properties that Iron Men have built-
Alex stated that if the requested variances are approved, development is planned to begin in April. If the project remains on schedule, completion is anticipated in the summer of 2027.
Zach Wirrig presented an offer of $15,000 for 1.5 acres of land located on Veterans Way. The offer was submitted by Performance & Suspension Plus, a local company specializing in suspension and performance work. The owner stated that approximately 40% of their business comes from in-town customers, with the remainder serving out-of-town clients. The company is currently located on Barachel Lane and is seeking to expand its operations, including the addition of two retail spaces.
The commission vote on the offer resulted in a tie. Attorney Chris Stephen read the applicable state code, which states that in the event of a tie vote, the motion fails.
Amy Borns, Greensburg Clerk-Treasurer, received approval to consolidate several accounts that had remained unused for an extended period.
The commission approved $4,862 in claims.
