Sutter Creek authorizes $20,000 code-enforcement contract to target persistent problem properties
Council authorized a $20,000 contract to bring experienced code-enforcement officers to the city to address problem sites, including a long-noted junkyard off Amador Road; staff said the contract focuses on enforcement and documentation rather than legal work.
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The council authorized a $20,000 contract for professional code-enforcement services aimed at persistent problem sites in town, with staff identifying three priority areas including a junkyard off Amador Road. The Foothill Conservancy had earlier offered to assist, and staff said the contractor will focus on documentation, escalation and enforcement steps rather than in-house legal work.
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