Zoning dispute in Windham Township ended in a resignation and a surprising appointment

Windham Township Hall. Ben Wolford/The Portager

Zoning dispute in Windham Township ended in a resignation and a surprising appointment

- Wendy DiAlesandro

Longtime Windham Township Zoning Inspector Joe Pinti resigned this summer in protest against the board of trustees over a permitting question, and trustees appointed the man behind his resignation as his replacement.

At issue were township residents Adam and Alvin Sweet’s requests that Pinti approve a zoning certificate for an accessory building on Adam Sweet and Monique Wildman’s vacant 11.66-acre lot at 10114 State Route 82.

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