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Rental property inspector reports 27 parcels inspected in August; board accepts monthly report
Summary
The city’s rental property inspector reported 27 parcels (89 units) inspected in August, three certificates issued and 69 letters sent; the board approved the monthly report.
The city’s rental property inspector reported that 27 parcels, representing 89 rental units, were inspected in August and the Board of Public Works and Safety voted to accept the monthly report. Inspector Christian said 12 of the parcels were new inspections and 15 were re‑inspections; he also said he handed out three certificates, registered three new rentals and two new vacant properties, and sent a total of 69 letters during the month. “I inspected 27 parcels of which were 89 units. 12 of those parcels were new inspections, 15 were re inspections. I was able to hand out three certificates,” Christian said. Discussion: Board members thanked the inspector. Direction/decision: the board voted to approve the monthly report as presented. Why this matters: Regular inspection reports track code compliance and rental registration work that affects housing quality and public health. Next steps: Continued inspections, registration of new rentals and follow-up on letters sent.
