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Council adopts pilot to let residents submit evidence for select ordinance violations with limited incentives
Summary
By a 6–5 vote, council approved a short pilot (VRIP) to test a violation-reporting incentivization program for a narrow set of ordinances (graffiti, illegal dumping and specific parking violations), referring details to the Ordinance Committee for development.
The Burlington City Council approved a pilot program on Jan. 27 authorizing the city to test a Violation Reporting Incentivization Pilot (VRIP) for a narrowly defined list of ordinance violations, including graffiti, certain illegal dumping and specified parking violations (for example, unauthorized use of handicapped spaces). The motion passed 6–5.
Councilor Littwin, who sponsored the measure, said the pilot…
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