County requests compliance action after site visits reveal ongoing property violations

The Coconino County Code Enforcement Re-Call Hearing held on June 5, 2025, focused on ongoing property violations and the county's response to these issues. The meeting began with a review of a follow-up site visit conducted on May 20, which confirmed that no changes had been made to the property in question, as illustrated in exhibits R2 through R5.

County representatives expressed their concern regarding the lack of compliance, stating that they had no choice but to request relief as outlined in their original testimony. This request included additional penalties for ongoing violations that continue to occur on a daily basis.

During the meeting, compliance manager Mark Cento confirmed that he conducted a site visit on May 5, while code enforcement officer Tristan Doss was responsible for the visit on May 29. Doss provided photographs of the property, which were noted to be virtually identical to those previously submitted as evidence.

The county reiterated that the relief they were seeking was consistent with the order issued on April 7, with the exception that the ongoing nature of the violations warranted further action. The discussions underscored the county's commitment to enforcing compliance and addressing property issues effectively.

In conclusion, the hearing highlighted the persistent challenges faced by the county in managing property violations and the steps being taken to ensure compliance moving forward. Further actions and penalties are anticipated as the county continues to monitor the situation.