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Resident appeals and nuisance complaints prompt enforcement letters for two properties
Summary
Following a public request from Brian Jones and other reports, the board added a neighbor-property complaint to new business and authorized sending letters (with photos and ordinance copies) regarding car accumulation on 121st Street and tires/junk on 114th Street.
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During Open Forum, Brian Jones asked the board to take action regarding a neighboring property; the board added his concern to the New Business agenda. The board later agreed to send a letter to the owner of the property on 121st Street about an accumulation of cars, including photos and a copy of the township ordinance.
The board also agreed to send a letter regarding a neighboring property on 114th Street where a resident reported tires and junk accumulation. The board directed maintenance to obtain photographs and to include ordinance language in the compliance letters. Public commenter Bob Esse also observed that 'it was too easy to vote' during the meeting, a procedural comment recorded during Open Forum.
