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Resident tells council the exterior wall at Graves AutoZone is failing, urges code enforcement
Summary
During public comment at the Dec. 18 Crown Point City Council meeting, a resident said the exterior brick wall at Graves AutoZone is deteriorating and poses a safety risk, asking the city’s code enforcement to take action. Council said it would keep the resident updated.
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A member of the public told the Crown Point City Council on Dec. 18 that the exterior wall at Graves AutoZone near the north–west intersection is deteriorating and may pose a hazard to people nearby.
"The walls are falling apart bad," the commenter said, describing loose brick and deterioration and urging code enforcement to intervene. The speaker said some materials from when the business was active still remain in the basement and described the condition as an “extreme safety situation.”
Council leadership acknowledged the comment and said the body would keep the speaker updated. The transcript records no formal motion or vote tied to enforcement; the comment was noted for follow-up rather than acted on immediately.
The council did not record an immediate enforcement directive on the floor; the item appears to be routed to staff or code enforcement for investigation and future reporting.

