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Hartland Township Board will increase code enforcement hours but will not accept anonymous complaints, planning director reports
Summary
Planning Director Langer told the commission July 9 that the Township Board has signaled willingness to increase hours for the Code Enforcement position to enforce commercial-area requirements but declined to change policy to accept anonymous complaints.
Planning Director Langer told the Planning Commission at the July 9 work session that the Township Board has indicated a willingness to increase the hours for the Code Enforcement position to improve enforcement in commercial areas. The director also reported the Township Board declined to amend its policy to accept anonymous complaints.
Langer presented the Board’s position as part of the planner report; the commission recorded the report in the meeting minutes. No public comments were recorded on the topic during the work session.
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