In a recent government meeting, officials addressed the pressing issue of dilapidated trailers in the community, declaring them a public nuisance. The discussion centered around the need for immediate action to remove these structures, which have become a dumping ground and pose safety concerns.

Council members expressed frustration over the lack of maintenance and the presence of unpermitted trailers. One member emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating, \"Burn them, demolish them. Remove them.\" The council agreed on the necessity of a clear plan to address the issue, with a recommendation to declare the trailers as dilapidated and give owners a 30-day ultimatum to remove them or face removal by the city.

The conversation highlighted the complexity of the situation, as some trailers are still occupied while others are abandoned. Council members stressed the importance of identifying which specific trailers would be targeted for removal to avoid confusion and ensure compliance with legal standards.

Additionally, it was noted that Lighthouse Communities LLC, the property management entity associated with the trailers, is no longer a valid business in Oklahoma, complicating the enforcement of any actions against the properties.

The council ultimately moved to declare the first six trailers as dilapidated, setting a 30-day deadline for their removal. If the owners fail to comply, the city will proceed with the removal and bill the owners for the costs incurred. This decisive action reflects the council's commitment to maintaining community safety and addressing public health concerns associated with neglected properties.