Code enforcer reports 56 open cases, cites common blight issues
Sep 8, 2022
Alliance Code Enforcer Carrington Lucas told the council 15 cases were abated last month, 14 carried to September, and as of Sept. 6 fourteen new cases were opened, bringing the total to 56 open cases; common violations include junk vehicles, overgrown lots and minimum housing issues.
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At the Sept. 8 meeting, Alliance Code Enforcer Carrington Lucas reported enforcement activity and current case counts to the council. Lucas said that "fifteen cases have been abated in the past month," that 14 of those 15 "have been carried over to the month of September," and that as of Sept. 6 "an additional fourteen new cases have been opened," bringing the total to "fifty-six cases open to date." He listed recurring problems addressed by residents, including junk vehicles, junk piles, overgrown lots, minimum housing and zoning violations, while noting a few cases remained uncorrected.
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