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Village of Plain adopts ordinance tightening rules on junk storage and nuisance abatement

Village of Plain Board of Trustees · January 14, 2026
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Summary

At its Jan. 14 meeting the Village of Plain Board adopted Ordinance #229-25, amending municipal rules on storage of junk and abatement of public nuisances; the motion was moved by Trustee John T. Feiner and seconded by Trustee Wade Neubauer and recorded as carried (tally not specified).

The Village of Plain Board adopted Ordinance #229-25 at its Jan. 14 regular meeting, amending Chapter 9.09 (“Storage of Junk, Etc. Regulated”) and Chapter 10.10 (“Abatement of Public Nuisances”), Village President Ray Ring said during a second reading of the ordinance.

Trustee John T. Feiner moved to adopt Ordinance #229-25; Trustee Wade Neubauer seconded and the motion carried, the minutes state. The minutes record the adoption but do not provide a roll‑call or vote tally.

The ordinance revises the village’s rules governing storage of junk and the process for abating public nuisances. The minutes do not provide the ordinance’s full text or specifics of the substantive changes; the agenda item was recorded as a second reading and adoption. The board did not record any amendments to the ordinance during the meeting.

Besides the ordinance adoption, the board approved the Dec. 10, 2025 minutes earlier in the meeting and later voted to pay the presented bills. Trustee Haag moved to approve the December minutes (seconded by Feiner); Trustee Kelly Yanke moved to pay the bills (seconded by Neubauer) and both motions were recorded as carried without vote tallies in the minutes.

The minutes do not state an effective date for Ordinance #229-25 or detail enforcement timelines. The record notes only that the second reading was read aloud and adopted; for the ordinance text, effective date, and enforcement provisions the village clerk’s office should be consulted.