Phillipsburg KS
This is a big store. My guess is expanded 3 times and one of
the top volume stores. The guy working during the inspection is a great guy and
sure loves his Pizza Hut.
The north-east corner footing needs to be looked at. It really
the only defect that is glaring for all the expansions done on all the stores. This
is five star dining in the area. I’m sure the expanded menu work in this unit.
I’ll bet pizza sales is not 50% of sales.
The west side of the building is rotting from the ground up
and needs repair today. The site drainage is tough on this side and the west
side hill run off is taking its toll.
No safety issues and store was clean. The entry floor tile
is done and should be on the list for replacement.
One of the split system condensing units on the back is
rusting out and rood top units need love now.
This store has been expanded several times and has the largest dining space of all the units
Of all the stores this is the only one that had minor foundation issues.
Is that parking lot part of this deal?
Is that parking lot part of this deal?
Is that parking lot part of this deal?
Vents and fan needs paint.
Condensing unit as rattling slightly
Vents and fan needs paint.
Vents and fan needs paint.
Damaged Soffit.
Need to modify the gutter drainage. Need to fix today.
Wood is rotting and base needs to be replaced.
New siding is close - must paint asap.
Lot needs seal coat.
Elevation: 1,946′
Area: 1.672 mi²
Weather: 26°F (-3°C), Wind W at 6 mph (10 km/h), 48% Humidity
Zip code: 67661
Population: 2,541 (2013)
Local time: Wednesday 10:57 PM
Area code: 785
El AS De Oros
Mexican Restaurant
609 3rd St, Phillipsburg, KS 67661
(785) 540-4399
Oriental & American Restaurant Inc
American Restaurant
498 State St, Phillipsburg, KS 67661
(785) 543-2707
Branding Iron II
1310 State St, Phillipsburg, KS 67661
(785) 543-2863
Chubby Pickle
Sandwich Shop
603 State St, Phillipsburg, KS 67661
thechubbypickleusa.com
(785) 543-6474
Chicken Inn
Chicken Restaurant
1797 US-183, Phillipsburg, KS 67661
(785) 543-6339
Shelly Ann's
Restaurant
210 State St, Phillipsburg, KS 67661
(785) 543-5386
Third Street Bakery
Bakery
729 3rd St, Phillipsburg, KS 67661
thirdstreetbakery.com
(785) 543-6340
Subway
Casual counter-serve chain for build-your-own sandwiches & salads.
400 State St, Phillipsburg, KS 67661
www.subway.com
(785) 543-5299
Winchell's
5.01 review
Hardware Store
Donut chain serving sandwiches, muffins & other baked goods, plus coffee, licuado & raspado. - Google
1727 US-183, Phillipsburg, KS 67661
(785) 543-2118
Real Estate Company
Dan Heinze
(785) 543-7411
(785) 543-5300
(785) 540-4267
110 West State St, STE B, Phillipsburg, KS 67661
A Better Way to Buy and Sell Real Estate
http://www.sunburstrealty.net/
Sunburst Realty
Real Estate Agency
5 SW 2nd St, Phillipsburg, KS 67661
sunburstrealty.net
(785) 543-2268
History of Phillipsburg
A Brief History of Phillipsburg
Phillipsburg, the county seat of Phillips (PL) County, is located at the intersection of U.S. Highway 36 and U.S. Highway 183. Phillipsburg was named for politician and Civil War colonel William A. Phillips. Phillips County was named for another William Phillips, a Free-State supporter who was murdered September 1, 1856.
In the Spring of 1873, the Army sent word from Fort Hays that an attack by Apaches was imminent. Phillipsburg's Fort Bissell was hastily built but it was never needed. Old Fort Bissell, now located in the Phillipsburg City Park, offers a visit to a frontier community.
Read more about the History of Early Phillipsburg.
County Seat
Phillipsburg became the first county seat of Phillips County, July 26, 1872 by action of the Governor, who appointed the first County officers.
Excerpt from Phillipsburg Phillips County Centennial 1872-1972 BookPhillipsburg was formed by a group of men from Doniphan County, Kansas, not for the purpose of speculation as to financial gains but with a desire to build a town for themselves to live and become a part of.
They applied for and secured a patent to the property which was to become the town site. The patent ran: To John S. Shurtz, as Probate Judge, as trustee in trust for the several use and benefit of the occupants of the townsite of Phillipsburg according to their respective interests by virtue of the act of 2nd March, 1867, entitled an "Act for the relief of the inhabitants of cities and town upon the public lands, which covered SW 1/4 Sec. 26, Township 3, Range 18, West 6th P.M." In turn John S. Shurtz, as probate judge, issued probate judges deeds to the various prospective builders in large tracts.
Phillipsburg, the county seat of Phillips (PL) County, is located at the intersection of U.S. Highway 36 and U.S. Highway 183. Phillipsburg was named for politician and Civil War colonel William A. Phillips. Phillips County was named for another William Phillips, a Free-State supporter who was murdered September 1, 1856.
In the Spring of 1873, the Army sent word from Fort Hays that an attack by Apaches was imminent. Phillipsburg's Fort Bissell was hastily built but it was never needed. Old Fort Bissell, now located in the Phillipsburg City Park, offers a visit to a frontier community.
Read more about the History of Early Phillipsburg.
County Seat
Phillipsburg became the first county seat of Phillips County, July 26, 1872 by action of the Governor, who appointed the first County officers.
Excerpt from Phillipsburg Phillips County Centennial 1872-1972 BookPhillipsburg was formed by a group of men from Doniphan County, Kansas, not for the purpose of speculation as to financial gains but with a desire to build a town for themselves to live and become a part of.
They applied for and secured a patent to the property which was to become the town site. The patent ran: To John S. Shurtz, as Probate Judge, as trustee in trust for the several use and benefit of the occupants of the townsite of Phillipsburg according to their respective interests by virtue of the act of 2nd March, 1867, entitled an "Act for the relief of the inhabitants of cities and town upon the public lands, which covered SW 1/4 Sec. 26, Township 3, Range 18, West 6th P.M." In turn John S. Shurtz, as probate judge, issued probate judges deeds to the various prospective builders in large tracts.
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