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Residents ask Beecher to intervene on neglected property at 642 Catalpa
Summary
Mike and Colleen Moody told the board that ongoing animal waste, a poorly maintained pool and rodents at a neighboring house are affecting their quality of life; they said code enforcement citations have not resolved the problem and asked for village assistance.
At the start of the Sept. 9 meeting, residents Mike and Colleen Moody asked trustees to intervene at a neighbor's property at 642 Catalpa, describing recurring animal waste on the yard and deck, a swimming pool that is not being maintained to code, and a persistent rodent problem.
The Moodys said code enforcement had cited the property multiple times but the issues continued and they provided the board with handouts and photos documenting the conditions. President Meyer told the Moodys she would discuss the problems with staff and attempt to find a remedy.
No formal motion or board action was recorded at the meeting to compel remediation; the minutes record that the Moodys requested staff assistance and that the village will follow up. Code Enforcement Officer David Harrison was listed among staff present in the meeting packet.
