Politics & Government
This Joliet Public Nuisance Has 'No Active Utility Services And Contains Large Openings In The Roof'
Administrative adjudication fines have been assessed but remain unpaid, according to Director of Community Development Dustin Anderson.

JOLIET, IL — The third and final property that the Joliet City Council approved as a public nuisance during this week's meeting pertained to the dilatated wood frame house tucked behind the main house, way in the back yard, at 962 Cottage Place.
According to memos from City Hall officials, someone named Anastazja Mikowski is listed as the owner of 962 Cottage.
Property Description: The structure is a one-story, wood-frame, single-family residence located at the rear of the property that has been used for storage.
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The building has no active utility services and contains large openings in the roof, leaving it exposed to the elements and in a state of significant deterioration. The property owner has failed to respond to repeated correspondence or otherwise communicate with the City regarding the property's condition. Administrative adjudication fines have been assessed but remain unpaid, and no effort has been made to correct the violations or bring the property into compliance.

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