By SARAH PARKER | County Line Reporter
Kendall and its surrounding area recently has experienced a string of trespassing complaints and break-ins, though in most cases unlocked doors have provided easy access for the perpetrators, Marshal Brandon Arenz said at the Kendall Village Board meeting Monday.
Only one of the recent incidents involved a forced entry, he said. He advises residents to be mindful of locking vehicle and building doors.
Also, a camper was set on fire Oct. 29 near the Hidden Inn, which is on White Street. That matter is still under investigation, Arenz said.
Other business
• The Kendall Mustangs ATV/UTV Club is working with the Village of Kendall and the DNR to provide an ATV/UTV route from County Highway W to the Kendall Fastrip. The route would go behind the former Kendall grocery store building.
• A willow tree will be cut down at the village-owned residential lot at 203 Waffle St. The village intends to tear down the condemned home on the property and sell the double-size lot for development.
• During the public-comments section, Larry Woodliff of Kendall contended that Marshal Brandon Arenz hadn’t responded to his several requests to remedy a barking-dog problem. Arenz said he would visit the dog owner Monday evening.
• The board approved operator’s licenses for Kelli Young, who will work at the Hidden Inn Bar & Grill, and Casey Bouse, who will work at Kickback Bar.
