The investigation revealed that the property contained an old, dilapidated building or structure that was dangerous, unsafe, unsanitary or otherwise unfit for human use. The officials also concluded that the property was an invitation to children, endangered the lives of children, and had become a fire hazard. Based upon the findings, the Marseilles city council passed resolution no. The circuit court granted Union Bank's motion to dismiss, dismissing the City's complaint with prejudice. The City then filed a motion to reconsider, which the circuit court denied.
City now appeals.
In determining whether Union Bank was deprived its constitutional due process rights, our review is de novo . 304 Ill. App. The City further maintains that compliance with the statutory notice requirements was constitutionally sufficient. First, it is undisputed that the City complied with the statutory notice requirement. We note that had the City sought only injunctive relief from the circuit court no statutory notice was required.