Payson code enforcement outlines complaint‑driven process, curtilage limits and a 'clean to compliance' pilot
Code and Compliance Specialist Tiffany Brown Cocroft told council that enforcement focuses on exterior conditions tied to public health/safety, described the five‑step case process and said the department is planning a targeted 'clean to compliance' grant pilot for low‑income or disabled owners; the council asked about interior habitability and IPMC adoption.
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Tiffany Brown Cocroft, the Town’s code and compliance specialist, gave a detailed overview of code enforcement responsibilities, thresholds and processes during the Aug. 12 council meeting. She said the program enforces observable exterior conditions that affect health, safety and welfare—examples include inoperable or junk vehicles, junk and debris, overgrown vegetation exceeding allowable height, unpermitted structures and RVs used as long‑term residences—while interior conditions and private CC&Rs remain outside the Town’s enforcement authority.
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