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Commissioners give property owner until Sept. 29 to finish nuisance cleanup
Summary
At a nuisance hearing the board extended a one‑year compliance period for property owner Tielke and required monthly updates to Planning and Zoning; after Sept. 29 the county will take over cleanup if the work remains unfinished.
The Union County Board of Commissioners heard a nuisance compliance matter concerning the property owner Tielke at its June 23 meeting. The one‑year period previously granted to Tielke for cleanup had ended, and the board voted to extend the deadline to the September 29 meeting and to require monthly updates to Planning and Zoning.
Commissioner Dailey moved for the extension and Commissioner Kimmel seconded; the motion carried. The board recorded that if the property remains uncleared after the new deadline, the county will assume responsibility for cleanup.
The minutes record the extension, the requirement for monthly updates, and the board’s warning that county action will follow if the owner fails to complete the work. The minutes do not provide details about the nature of the cleanup, estimated costs, or enforcement procedures beyond the timeline and the county’s stated intent to intervene after Sept. 29.
