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Board grants conditional non-enforcement for enclosed porch but requires recorded disclosure
Summary
The drainage board approved a non-enforcement for an existing enclosed porch at a Hunter's Creek Village home with conditions: a recorded agreement making successors responsible for any required removal or damage and a requirement to disclose the easement condition to future buyers.
The Hamilton County Board of Drainage on June 30 approved a conditional non-enforcement for an existing enclosed porch that encroaches into a regulated drain easement, requiring the homeowner to sign a recorded agreement and make a disclosure to future buyers.
Homeowner Bill Packerzanski told the board his house and the screen porch…
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