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Officials Say 39 S. Vincennes Secured After Eviction; Code Enforcement Channeling Discussed
Summary
Chief Tommy Sharrett reported the house at 39 S. Vincennes was secured by the sheriff after a formal eviction; Chief Sharrett and Attorney Eric Larson discussed whether citations should be issued by the North Bay code enforcement officer or handled by Wind Point Police.
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Wind Point Police Chief Tommy Sharrett told the board that the house at 39 S. Vincennes was secured by the sheriff to prevent re‑entry following a formal eviction. Chief Sharrett said that citations related to the property should be issued by the North Bay Code Enforcement Officer and that Wind Point Police would likely handle that enforcement.
Attorney Eric Larson, speaking in the minutes, emphasized that there is a legal distinction between a private nuisance and a public nuisance and that each requires a different enforcement approach. The board recorded the eviction and the need to follow proper enforcement channels as part of its property maintenance and nuisance work.
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