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City reports 75% initial compliance under new weed-and-grass ordinance; contractor cut about 250 lawns
Summary
Public Services Director David Mazzarelli told council that during the first full week under the new weed-and-grass ordinance, inspectors tagged over 1,000 properties and contractors achieved a 75% compliance rate; the contractor also cut roughly 250 noncompliant lawns.
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Councilman Michael Boiecki asked the public services director for an update on enforcement of the recently adopted weed-and-grass ordinance. Public Services Director David Mazzarelli told the council that during the first full week after the ordinance took effect the city tagged over 1,000 properties and achieved roughly a 75% voluntary compliance rate on rechecks.
Mazzarelli said the contractor performed about 250 city cuts for properties that did not comply, and staff are canvassing remaining areas the initial pass missed. He acknowledged implementation "hiccups" as crews and the contractor adjusted to demand but said the property-maintenance team and contractor are working through operational issues.
The council received and filed the report; no further policy action was requested at this meeting.
Ending: Council thanked the public service team for rapid enforcement and asked staff to continue monitoring compliance as the program proceeds.

