4/16/25 - FYI for residents in our area a controlled prairie burn will be happening this afternoon off Calumet Rd.

Due to repairs to the roadway and ongoing projects throughout the Village the next couple weeks certain road traffic patterns will be changing temporarily. Crews are working as fast as possible to get everything completed. Please be cautious and plan accordingly. The Village will try our best to inform of any major closures as soon as we receive them.

4/22/25-4/25/25: Hayes St. will be closed from N. Main St. to N. Miami St. starting Tuesday the 22nd at 8am until Friday the 25th at 12pm.

4/22/25 Council Workshop: The Village Council will be going into Regular Session for the Workshop and then enter into an executive session pursuit to the Village Charter section 4.12 (B) (5) a.

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Property Maintenance Code Questions

Why a Code?

The Property Maintenance Code sets minimum standards so a property owner clearly knows what maintenance is expected. Plus, it provides assurance to all residents that their neighbors will do the same. In general, the exteriors of all properties in the Municipality of West Milton should be structurally sound, and free of nuisances, unsanitary conditions, and hazards, to ensure the safety of occupants, pedestrians, and others, and to help protect property values. It is the property owner's responsibility to comply with property maintenance measures.

Who's Affected?

All owners of properties or structures within the Municipality of West Milton must comply with the Property Maintenance Code.

Who Enforces the Code?

The Municipal Manager and the Code Enforcement officer has the responsibility to enforce the code.

How Will It be Enforced?

It will be enforced initially by a formal notice of violation when inspectors observe deficiencies on a property. Later, specific legal steps maybe implemented to gain compliance and protect the rights of all residents.

Why Comply?

Property maintenance benefits property owners and neighborhoods by protecting property values. Compliance also avoids possible fines that may be imposed if property owners fail to correct property deficiencies.

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