Council expected to authorize abatement action using existing $5,000 enforcement fund
City staff requested direction to begin property abatement on health‑and‑safety nuisance properties, noting a $5,000 code‑enforcement fund and sheriff/county assistance for tougher cases; council signaled consensus to prioritize visible health/safety properties.
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Staff asked council whether to authorize the city to begin abatement procedures on identified nuisance properties and requested guidance on priority targets.
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