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Trustees declare multiple properties nuisances, discuss abatement
Summary
The board adopted emergency nuisance resolutions for debris and excessive vegetation at multiple addresses (including 4314 Saint Dominic Drive and 4774 Basil Lane), discussed 24–48 hour tenant removal windows and abatement liens on owners, and dispensed with second readings to adopt the measures.
Community Development introduced emergency resolutions declaring nuisance conditions at multiple properties, including accumulated debris at 4314 Saint Dominic Drive and excessive vegetation at 4774 Basil Lane and 5346 Lehi Hill Drive. Staff said some material had been removed and that the property owner will be responsible; the abatement process can create a lien or special assessment against the owner if the township performs cleanup.
Trustees discussed that debris from evictions can be placed in the public right of way and may become a hazard if left. Staff said the statutory timeline for tenants to reclaim property is often 24 hours and that abatement and lien processes follow nuisance‑abatement procedures; trustees dispensed with second readings and adopted the resolutions by roll call.
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