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Resident asks village to investigate construction damage to private property
Summary
A Willow Springs resident asked the board to suspend a neighboring building permit after heavy equipment left ruts on his property; the board said it would look into the complaint and follow up.
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During public comment at the Jan. 9 meeting, resident Mike Solo of 8701 Wolf Road complained that heavy equipment for a new house at 8705 caused ruts and other damage to his property and neighboring yards. Solo said he contacted the property owner, identified in his remarks as Andrew Majorski of Justice, but received no response and asked the village to consider pulling the building permit until repairs are made.
President Nedimier acknowledged Solo’s complaint and said the village would "definitely look into it and be in touch" after confirming contact information.
Why it matters: The complaint raises a local code‑enforcement issue (damage to private property during construction) and could lead to inspection, permit conditions or contractor action if verified.
The board did not take immediate formal action but said staff would follow up with the resident.

