
Quoting
blouzer
Thank you for your time. Here are facts for 2 specific situations:
- the township zoning inspector advises a property owner, who's property is in a plated subdivision, zone residential, that the property owner can circumvent the zoning code's "accessory building" sqft & height restrictions if the property owner claims 'agricultural use'...though the property is not dedicated to any ag use whatsoever.
- the zoning code states that 'junk' (definition of 'junk' is clearly defined in the code) can not be stored/collect on a property, and that if the area of collection exceeded 25sqft, the property owner is in violation and must remove said 'junk'. There are numerous properties where this is occurring, in sq footage far greater than 25sqft. When these properties are reported to said zoning inspector, he states that he'll do nothing about it.