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Clarks trustees start nuisance abatement on 302 W Amity; declare properties nuisances in 3-1 vote
Summary
Trustees adopted Resolution 2025-0819.2 to declare properties nuisances (3-1) and authorized starting the abatement for 302 W Amity; they also approved a special assessment and lien for nuisance abatement at 609 E Amity (unanimous).
At the Aug. 19, 2025 meeting the Clarks Village Board of Trustees adopted local nuisance-enforcement measures affecting multiple properties.
Trustee Dylan Drummond read and moved Resolution 2025-0819.2 to declare certain properties nuisances; Trustee Dyrek Zoucha seconded. The resolution passed by a roll-call vote of 3-1 (Ayes: Drummond, Zoucha, Chairman Donn Glynn; Naye: Trustee James Parsons). The minutes record that the resolution was read aloud and that the board debated enforcement before voting.
On a related motion, the board voted to begin the nuisance-abatement process for 302 W Amity (moved by Trustee Dyrek Zoucha, seconded by Trustee Dylan Drummond); that motion likewise passed 3-1 with Trustee Parsons recorded as opposed. The board also adopted Resolution 2025-0819.3 to impose a special assessment and lien for nuisance abatement at 609 E Amity (moved by Trustee James Parsons, seconded by Trustee Dyrek Zoucha); that measure passed unanimously.
The board did not record further details in the minutes about the timeline or estimated costs for abatement; implementation tasks were assigned to code-enforcement and the clerk to record assessments and liens. No public comment on these items is recorded in the minutes.
Next procedural steps noted in the minutes include initiation of the abatement process and the clerk’s office recording the special assessment for 609 E Amity.
