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Board updates show squatters removed from restaurant site; several problem properties under enforcement
Summary
Chairman Bornmueller reported squatters were removed behind Ding Ho and certified letters or warnings have been sent to multiple property owners, including a 30-day letter for 7836 Watson; BlueLine Securities and DiFranco properties remain under remediation reviews.
Chairman Bornmueller provided a series of code-enforcement updates: squatters and homeless individuals behind the Ding Ho restaurant have been removed following certified-letter notices; BlueLine Securities was sent a letter asking about an expected rehabilitation completion date; the owner of the property listed as DiFranco has been working with the village to address occupancy and cleanup concerns; and the owner of 7836 Watson (referred to in the minutes as 'White House') received a second certified letter giving 30 days to correct noted code violations or face prosecution. The minutes note the county also has issued letters and warnings in some cases.
The board said White Castle is expected to finalize a contract soon. Trustees did not vote on enforcement actions at the meeting but recorded continued monitoring and follow-up with property owners. Residents at the public-comment period asked about consistency in enforcement and why some neighbors had received letters for minor encroachments while others had not.
