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Code officer to refer unresolved case to Cliff after resident objects to enforcement approach

Grant Township Board · November 3, 2025
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Summary

The township's Code Officer reported multiple unresolved violations and said one resident's case will be turned over to Cliff; a resident present at the meeting objected to how the officer approached him and asked the board to hear his concerns and provide an update.

At the Nov. 3 meeting the Code Officer provided a verbal report on violations addressed over the past month and brought printed reports covering the previous two months. The officer said one resident's case will be turned over to Cliff because multiple items had not been corrected despite prior outreach.

The minutes record that the Code Officer visited a building at the old airport where a roof and an addition are in process and observed two houses on one parcel sharing electric service; the officer said there had been no response to his inquiries. A resident in attendance voiced concern about how he was approached by the Code Officer and asked the board to hear his concerns and allow him to provide an update regarding the violation.

The minutes do not record a board decision or disciplinary action; they record the officer's report and the resident's objection. The clerk and the board may follow up administratively or on a future agenda.