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Residents press Tinley Park officials over hoarding, 15 dogs and code enforcement limits
Summary
At the Nov. 18 meeting residents described neighbor hoarding, rodent infestations and roughly 15 dogs that attacked property; staff described ticketing, possible liens, county involvement and adult protective services as next steps and agreed to follow up with the complainants.
Several Tinley Park residents used the public-comment period at the Nov. 18 Village Board meeting to press officials about severe neighborhood conditions they say are harming safety and quality of life.
Cody McElhaney introduced himself as a resident on Elm Lane Drive and told trustees he and his wife were "here tonight to just raise some questions" about enforcement after their neighbor kept "15 dogs" that have attacked his property and created a persistent garbage and rodent problem. "15 dogs is a bit excessive,"…
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