Week of 1/20: Village Office will be closed Monday 1/20/25. We will reopen on Tuesday 1/21/25 at 8am. There is NO CHANGE to any trash services for the week.

Temporary Road Closure for 1/17/25: N. Jay St. will be closed on Friday the 17th from 10am until 4pm. Road closure will take place on N. Jay St. between Mckinley Ave. and High St. There will still be access down High St. and Mckinley Ave.

Community Blessing box has been relocated to the Village Building, it is out front of the safe zone spaces.

12/2024: The Municipal Park entrance drive will be temporarily closed for a construction project. The park itself is open, just the drive to access the park is closed. Please use the entrance at the top of Washington St. to access. No vehicle access is available at this time. 

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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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