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Trustees approve fence permit for 320 North St., refund small water deposit and discuss nuisance properties
Summary
The board approved a fence permit for 320 North Street, authorized a $150 water-deposit refund to Chris Lowther Adams, discussed sending another nuisance letter regarding 509 Elm Street and noted the sale and cleanup efforts at 504 North Street.
The Village of Nehawka Board of Trustees approved a building permit for a fence at 320 North Street after the Building and Zoning Committee reviewed the application and referred it to Cass County Zoning with no variance required. Trustee Matt Anson moved to approve the plans; Trustee Tim Dineen seconded and the board voted to approve.
The trustees also voted to return a $150 water deposit to resident Chris Lowther Adams. Trustee Ian Begemann moved and Trustee Matt Anson seconded the refund motion, which the minutes record as approved.
Trustees discussed sending another nuisance letter and meeting in person with the resident at 509 Elm Street to address multiple violations; the minutes record the intent to follow up but do not show a formal motion. The board received an update on 504 North Street, where Pat reported the house sold and new owners are addressing sewer and water status. No further formal action on nuisance abatement or liens was recorded in the Nov. 13 minutes.
These items were part of routine property oversight and permitting during the meeting; trustees approved the permit and refund and instructed staff to pursue further follow-up on nuisance concerns.
