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Vice Chairman says no progress on Haack property; board will contact sheriff's office
Summary
During Old Business the board heard that a Sept. 10 site meeting produced no significant progress on the Haack property; Vice Chairman Brandon Geyen said the board will contact the sheriff's office to seek a citation.
Vice Chairman Brandon Geyen told the Silver Creek Township Board on Oct. 1 that a Sept. 10 site meeting with Chris Klein and property owner John Haack had not produced meaningful progress and that the board will contact the sheriff's office to pursue a citation.
Geyen said John Haack permitted photos to be taken during the Sept. 10 visit but told the board there has been no significant progress since that meeting. The board recorded the matter under Old Business and indicated it would seek enforcement through the sheriff's office.
The minutes do not record specific violations, a citation timeline, or any decision by the sheriff's office; the board’s action at this meeting was limited to directing staff to pursue contact with law enforcement about issuance of a citation. There was no recorded vote tied to the enforcement step in the minutes.
The board also used Old Business to consider procurement of supervisor equipment; Geyen moved to approve laptops for supervisors, Helman seconded, and the motion carried 2-1 with Supervisor Andy Christensen abstaining due to a conflict of interest.
