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The cost for abating the nuisance shall be billed to the land owner where the nuisance was found and abated. If the bill is not paid within 30 days, a lien shall issue against the real estate where the nuisance was found and abated. The lien for the cost to abate the nuisance shall be in addition to any fines and court costs issued by the Circuit Court of the county.
(Ord. 11-433, passed 11-7-2011)
Statutory reference:
Related provisions, see 65 ILCS 5/11-20-6 and 5/11-20-7
(A) A copy of the recorded lien shall be mailed, by certified mail, to the land owner of where the nuisance was found and abated. Upon payment of the cost and expenses in full, the lien shall be released by the village for the person in whose name the lien has been filed and the release shall be presented to the person whose name the lien was filed under.
(B) It shall be the responsibility of the person whose name the lien was filed under to record the release and pay any fees for the filing of said release.
(Ord. 11-433, passed 11-7-2011)
Property subject to a lien for unpaid weed cutting charges shall be sold for non-payment of the same and proceeds of such sale shall be applied to pay the charges after deducting costs, as is the case in the foreclosure of statutory liens. Such foreclosure shall be in the name of the village.
(Ord. 11-433, passed 11-7-2011)
GARBAGE AND DEBRIS
(A) No person shall permit any garbage or trash to accumulate on his or her premises or private property.
(B) It is hereby declared to be a nuisance and it shall be unlawful for the owner or occupant of real estate to refuse or neglect to remove the garbage or debris.
(Ord. 11-433, passed 11-7-2011) Penalty, see § 10.99
(A) The village may abate nuisances by the dismantling, destruction or removal of same. If the nuisance creates an immediate and severe danger to the health and welfare of the residents, it may be abated without notice. If the nuisance does not immediately endanger the health and welfare of the residents, prior to abatement, the Village Clerk shall mail, by certified mail, to the party responsible for the nuisance and the record title owner written notice that the property constitutes a nuisance. The notice shall contain the following:
(1) A description of what constitutes the nuisance;
(2) The location of the nuisance;
(3) A statement of what condition or state of affairs must be achieved for the nuisance to be deemed abated;
(4) A statement suggesting how such abatement might be accomplished;
(5) The date by which abatement must be completed, which is seven days from the mailing of the notice; and
(6) A statement that if the nuisance is not abated within the time period given in the notice, the village shall undertake such abatement as it shall deem necessary for the public good and welfare of the village and shall, thereafter, make such charges against the record title owner and the property where the abatement was carried out, as the law shall allow.
(B) (1) If the whereabouts or address of the record title owner cannot be ascertained, then notice shall be given by publication in a newspaper within the county.
(2) The village shall not abate the nuisance until seven days after service by newspaper notice, if the danger created is not an immediate danger.
(Ord. 13-463, passed 3-4-2013)
The cost for abating the nuisance shall be billed to the land owner where the nuisance was found and abated. If the bill is not paid within 30 days, a lien shall issue against the real estate where the nuisance was found and abated. The lien for the cost to abate the nuisance shall be in addition to any fines and court costs issued by the Circuit Court of the county.
(Ord. 11-433, passed 11-7-2011)
Statutory reference:
Related provisions, see 65 ILCS 5/11-20-13
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