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Bromley council votes to pursue legal action against property at 240 Shelby

City of Bromley City Council · December 11, 2024
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Summary

Council member Gail Smith moved and the council voted to proceed with legal action regarding issues tied to a property referenced as 240 Shelby after police activity was noted at nearby Main Street addresses; motion was seconded by Dianne Wartman and passed unanimously.

Council member Gail Smith raised recent police activity at 301 or 305 Main St and landlord/tenant concerns, and cited a related issue at 240 Shelby. She moved that the city proceed with legal action concerning the property at 240 Shelby; the motion was seconded by Dianne Wartman and the council voted in favor.

The minutes record the origin of the discussion as a query about why Park Hills Police were at 301 or 305 Main St and a follow-up that "there are some issues going on with owner and lessee." The record also asks whether the Keyhole (a local business or property referenced in the minutes) is closed; the minutes state: "Is the Keyhole closed? No, there are some issues going on with owner and lessee."

The minutes do not describe the specific legal grounds for the action, the type of filing anticipated, or any timeline for next steps. No statutory citations or ordinance references were recorded in the minutes concerning the legal action. City staff or the city attorney will need to provide details on the nature of the enforcement action and timeline.

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