Delhi Township is getting tough on nuisance properties.
The board of trustees held a special meeting Wednesday to review a list of properties that could be declared a nuisance.
The Zoning Department has identified potential violators for issues including high grass, excessive vegetation and accumulated debris.
Township leaders said the effort is meant to help improve the area for residents.
Trustee Mike Davis said, We want people to keep their properties clean, nothing more, nothing less. Its a beautiful township, a beautiful community that we live in and I think people deserve to have their neighbors taking care of their properties.
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