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Marc Hibel was arrested in 2023 after officials found explosive chemicals at his home on Applegate Lane in the Highview neighborhood.
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Marc Hibel pleaded guilty in Jefferson Circuit Court to two counts of criminal trespassing and wanton endangerment, with a proposed plea of three years in prison that instead be probated for 5 years. He is also pleading guilty to a new charge of possession of a controlled substance, LSD.
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Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg and other officials gave a what they called a final update on the Applegate Lane site Thursday morning.
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It has been a slow process on Applegate Lane, as heavy machinery continues to remove the home piece by piece.
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Last month, a judge lowered Marc Hibel's bond, allowing him to post $10,000 and be released on HIP as long as he undergoes in-patient mental health and addiction treatment for two weeks.
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After months of planning, crews have started dismantling a home in Louisville's Highview neighborhood where dangerous chemicals and explosives were found in July.
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The EPA began the demolition process by removing structural parts of the home.
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The city originally planned to burn the home down but the EPA said this would be a safer option.
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The house on Applegate Lane is scheduled to be knocked down the week of Oct. 16.
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Leaders said crews will remain on site as a precaution, but they do not foresee people needing to leave their homes.