Construction Updates: Burger King Demolished, Long Property Purchased

Here are some recent updates on construction in and around the Tipp City area. For up-to-date information, please subscribe to the Tippecanoe Gazette. Also, check out our new and comprehensive Tipp Construction Map, which detail over a dozen projects happening or breaking ground soon in the area.

Burger King Demolished

On Tuesday, May 6, demolition crews working for the City Tipp City demolished the old Burger King building located near Tipp City Plaza. In the days prior to the demolition, members of the Tipp fire department were spotted on the rooftop, using the location for temporary training. The building debris was quickly removed, setting the stage for site cleanup and future construction.

City Purchases Long Property

On Monday, May 5, the City Council of Tipp City authorized the purchase of the Long property, an agricultural property located southwest of the intersection of Main Street/571 and 25-A. The city is working with Woodard Development, who have tentatively entered into an assignable purchase contract with a Long Family Trust for the purchase of Parcel G15-022634, which comprises 60.535 acres currently used for agricultural purposes but zoned for commercial/retail development.

The city has agreed to hold a property for an as-yet undetermined holding period pending future redevelopment. The city manager was authorized to enter into an agreement with Woodard Development for the assignment of that purchase agreement at a cost not to exceed $2,209,528 plus related closing costs.

For up-to-date information, please visit the Tippecanoe Gazette’s new Tipp Construction Map, part of the newspaper’s website.

Also visit the city’s website at https://www.tippcityohio.gov, follow them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/CityofTippCityGovernment, or sign up for the new “My Tipp City Mobile App”  to stay updated on city services, news, and city emergencies like power outages, road closures, etc.

Greg Enslen

Greg Enslen is the publisher of the Tippecanoe Gazette, a weekly newspaper, and an Ohio author and columnist. He's written and published thirty-six books, including nine fiction titles and four collections of essays and columns. Many are available through Gypsy Publications of Troy, Ohio. For more information, please see his Amazon Author Page or visit his Facebook fan page.

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