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Wilcox trustees approve shed relocation permit with 10-foot setback; attorney letters sent for several nuisance properties
Summary
The Village of Wilcox Board of Trustees approved Planning Commission-recommended stipulation for building permit #390 to move a shed, reviewed four nuisance properties with Board of Health follow-up and noted progress, agreed by consensus to reimburse B. Johnson for mower use, and heard an officer report on vandalism.
The Village of Wilcox Board of Trustees on June 13 voted to approve building permit #390, which involves moving a shed from 109 N. Briggs to 301 S. Toila, with the Planning Commission's recommended condition that the shed be placed 10 feet from the other building rather than the 9 feet shown on the application.
Trustee Nash moved to approve building permit #390 with the Planning Commission stipulation; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion and the board recorded a unanimous vote in favor (Trustee Nash, Trustee Johnson and Chairman Brad Gardels voting aye).
Separately, the board reviewed nuisance-property matters and the outcome of a June 8 Board of Health meeting regarding four addresses: 106 S. Clegg, 109 W. Sapp, 201 S. Main and 108 S. Stockton. The minutes state that letters from the village attorney are being sent to the listed properties and that progress has been noted; the minutes do not provide the letters' contents or next enforcement steps.
The minutes record a board consensus to reimburse B. Johnson $200 for the use of his personal mower while the village mower was under repair; that reimbursement is described as a consensus in the minutes rather than a formal motion with a roll-call vote. The minutes do not clarify whether B. Johnson is the same individual as the Trustee listed elsewhere as "Johnson." The document therefore treats the payee and the trustee references separately because the minutes do not explicitly link them.
Officer Ziola reported recent vandalism in town; the minutes do not include additional details such as locations, suspected parties or follow-up enforcement steps.
The meeting adjourned with the minutes attested by Village Clerk Melinda Ferree and approved by Chairman Brad Gardels. The minutes are a summary record and contain no direct quotations of speakers.
