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Germantown resident urges board to study ‘chronic nuisance’ rental properties
Summary
A 40-year Germantown resident urged the board to consider tools used elsewhere to hold property owners accountable for repeat disorder at rental properties, citing recent police responses and nuisance ordinance sections.
Kathy Anderson, a 40-year resident of Germantown, addressed the Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Sept. 8 during the citizens-to-be-heard portion of the meeting, urging officials to examine local enforcement tools for problem rental properties.
Anderson described a series of neighborhood incidents, including what she said was a SWAT-team standoff at a nearby house about three weeks earlier, a separate late-night police response involving a stolen vehicle, and an episode in which dogs charged people walking…
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