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Brooke County Commission discusses re‑activating Planning Commission; property compliance officer reports enforcement activity
Summary
Commissioners discussed re‑activating the Brooke County Planning Commission and received a property compliance update: six certified letters sent and three more properties initiated for enforcement.
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The Brooke County Commission discussed re‑activating the county Planning Commission during its Dec. 3 meeting and received an enforcement update from the Property Compliance Officer.
Commissioners expressed a desire to re‑activate the Brooke County Planning Commission; the minutes record discussion but do not show a formal motion or schedule to resume operations.
Property Compliance Officer David Holden reported he has sent six certified letters to property owners and has started proceedings on three additional properties. The minutes do not list the property addresses or the specific violations; they record the status of outreach and initial enforcement steps.
Separately, a request from Rise’ Cilia to be considered for appointment to the Brooke Hills Park Board was reviewed; the commission directed that Ms. Cilia be informed she is ineligible because board members must be Brooke County residents under §7‑11‑3. The minutes direct the clerk to send the eligibility notice.
