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Vice chairman says Haack property shows no progress; board will contact sheriff for citation

Silver Creek Township Board of Supervisors · October 1, 2024
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Summary

After a Sept. 10 site meeting, Vice Chairman Brandon Geyen told the board there has been "no significant progress made" on the Haack property; the board plans to contact the sheriff's office to pursue a citation.

Vice Chairman Brandon Geyen recounted a Sept. 10, 2024 site visit to the Haack property with Chris Klein and John Haack and reported that there had been insufficient progress. "As of today there has been no significant progress made," Geyen said, and the board agreed to contact the sheriff's office to seek a citation.

The minutes note that John Haack gave permission to take photos during the Sept. 10 visit. The action recorded at the meeting directs staff or board members to pursue law-enforcement contact for code-enforcement follow-up rather than immediately pursuing other administrative remedies.