On Thursday, Cherry Hill Township ripped down the partially built mansion. The property has been under construction for nearly 14 years.
A decade-long battle between a property owner and Cherry Hill Township may be coming to an end.
"My house will always be here. They're not going to tear down my property," Denise Williams told Action News in an exclusive interview last week. Cook said the building was unsafe and an eyesore in this wealthy enclave. He said after construction halted in 2012 and her permit extensions expired at the end of 2015. Williams also failed to submit proper architectural and engineering reports and new construction permit applications to meet new building codes, according to Cook.
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