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PAZ chairman says Shelby County will notify Indian Springs Village after construction complaint
Summary
PAZ Chairman Wayne Jones told the council a complaint about a long-running residential construction project was filed with Shelby County Land Development Services, that the project was properly permitted and had no violations, and that Shelby County agreed to notify Indian Springs Village about future complaints the town must enforce.
At the June 3, 2025 meeting of the Town Council of Indian Springs Village, PAZ Chairman Wayne Jones reported that a complaint had been filed with Shelby County Land Development Services concerning a residential construction project in the town.
Jones said the project "has been going on for over 2 years but is in the final completion stage" and that it "has been properly permitted through Indian Springs Village and there were no violations." He urged improved communications between the county and the town in oversight of projects permitted by Indian Springs Village.
According to Jones, Shelby County agreed to notify Indian Springs Village of any future complaints that concern projects for which the town, rather than the county, is responsible for oversight and enforcement. The minutes do not record any enforcement action taken at the meeting or additional details about the original complaint, including the complainant or the project address.
No formal motion or vote on enforcement was recorded; the council's minutes reflect the PAZ report and the county's agreement to notify the town going forward.
