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Commissioners press for stronger enforcement after apparent unpermitted demolitions and earthmoving

Crown Point Planning Commission · June 23, 2026
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Summary

During miscellaneous business commissioners reported apparent demolition and earthmoving without a permit on 109th and elsewhere and urged creation or reallocation of code/zoning enforcement resources to ensure conditions the commission imposes are implemented.

During the miscellaneous business portion of the meeting commissioners raised repeated concerns about demolition and earthmoving activity that, they said, had occurred without visible permitting and about ongoing challenges enforcing conditions the commission places on approvals. Several commissioners said they had observed demolition and dirt moving on 109th and questioned whether a demolition permit had been issued.

Commissioners called for a more proactive enforcement presence and discussed creating or designating a zoning/code enforcement position that would work directly with planning staff to verify compliance with conditions such as building materials, landscaping and setbacks. One commissioner suggested the planning commission pursue administrative conversations with the mayor’s office about staffing and budget options to support enforcement.

The chair agreed to follow up administratively. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn.