Among the agenda items considered by Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday in Warsaw was a petition by Daniel Stuckman Jr. to expand his salvage business on Koher Road, south of Promentory Point in Turkey Creek Township.

The petition had been continued from the March meeting to allow Stuckman to reach a compromise with nearby property owners who were concerned about the expansion. The BZA approved the petition with the condition no further expansion takes place other than a 60 x 84 feet new building being built.

Also on the agenda:
• A variance was granted to allow a residence and mechanicals to remain at an elevation lower than required by county ordinance for the Sherlock family on Turkey Creek Drive, east of Higbee Street in Milford. A flood statement must be placed on the property deed.
• A petition was approved for Time Frame Properties to have an oversized accessory building on North Shore Drive, west of East Shore Drive in Turkey Creek Township.
• Richard Gingerich was granted approval for a home based horse shoe business on CR 1300N at the intersection with CR 700W in Jefferson Township.
• Michael Papp’s petition to allow an existing carport to remain as placed on Koher Road, north of CR 900N in Turkey Creek Township, was denied. He also asked to convert the carport into a living quarters. He has three years to restore the carport to its original condition.
• Dennis and Pamela Ulrey were granted approval to construct a second story residence addition and allow an existing shed to remain as placed on EMS W17 Lane in Tippecanoe Township.
• Anthony Click’s petition for a residence addition and a garage addition on EMS B63 Lane, south of Barbee Road in Tippecanoe Township, was tabled until the May 14 meeting. Click was asked to provide a drainage plan as some nearby property owners expressed concerns about drainage.
• Larry and Judith Farver were granted approval to allow a residence to remain as placed on Ogden Point Road, south of Ogden Drive in Turkey Creek Township.
• A petition by Scott and Brandy Matthews for a variance to construct a residence addition on Hiawatha Drive, north of Cherokee Road in Turkey Creek Township, was dropped.