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Commissioner asks whether township can accept anonymous complaints; members press for more code enforcement
Summary
During committee reports Member Eckman asked whether the Township Board's complaint-filing policy allows anonymous complaints. Commissioners also discussed stepping up Code Enforcement in commercial areas and Member McMullen said he would raise the issue with the Township Board.
Member Eckman raised concerns about the Township Board's complaint-filing policy and whether anonymous complaints could be accepted, prompting discussion among commissioners about increasing Code Enforcement in commercial areas.
"Member Eckman questioned the current Township Board policy on filing a complaint and wondered if the Township could accept anonymous complaints," the minutes record. Other commissioners offered thoughts on the topic and on increasing Code Enforcement in commercial corridors; Member McMullen said he would bring the issue to the Township Board.
The minutes list the exchange under committee reports and do not show any formal vote or directive beyond Member McMullen's stated intention to raise the topic with the Board.
