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Board notifies property owners of violations; pontoon in right-of-way may remain one year with waiver
Summary
Silver Creek supervisors said property-violation letters were sent and one certified letter was confirmed received; the board will send a notice to the owner of a pontoon in the right-of-way offering a one-year damage waiver if the owner signs it, with the expectation it will not be tolerated in future years.
Under old business the board reported property violation and non-compliance letters have been mailed; one certified letter was confirmed received. For a pontoon located in the township right-of-way, the board decided to send a letter to the property owner offering the option to sign a damage waiver if they wish to keep the pontoon in place for this year only, and said such placement will not be tolerated in the future.
The action was recorded as direction to staff rather than a formal vote; the minutes do not list the owner's name or a specific follow-up date. The board's note signals an administrative enforcement path that allows a temporary waiver while reserving the township's right to enforce removal in the future.
