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Code Enforcement Board docket: preconference orders upheld; several citations upheld for failure to appear
Summary
At the Jan. 24 Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board hearing the board upheld preconference orders, conditionally discharged one $600 penalty at 740 Iowa Ave., set a Feb. 14 compliance date for 3725 Center St., and upheld penalties for failure-to-appear cases including 462743 Main St. and 2604 Tucker Station Rd.
At its Jan. 24, 2025 hearing, the Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board handled multiple docket items, issuing or confirming several orders.
Early in the session the board read and then upheld a set of preconference orders called at the start of the docket. Later, on individual cases the board made the following final dispositions:
- 740 Iowa Avenue (case ENFDashPMNTDash24Dash004109Dash9740): The board found violations existed, upheld the citation, assessed a $600 penalty and — on the recommendation of the County Attorney’s Office — conditionally discharged that $600 provided there are no further violations for one year.
- 3725 Center Street (ENFDashPNTDash24Dash012234Dash5): After testimony and presentation of photos, the board set a total-compliance hearing for Feb. 14, 2025, and directed the owner to provide better evidence of repaired gutters, a capped electrical fixture, painted exterior surfaces and a secured garage door. The board warned that continued noncompliance and additional enforcement visits could lead to penalties.
- 462743 Main Street (case 16PM22880DashPMDash462743MainStreet): For failure to appear, the board upheld the citation and the entire $600 penalty and issued an order not to redocket the matter; the record reflects 46 enforcement visits to that property.
- 2604 Tucker Station Road (case NFPMTDash24Dash008697Dash2604): For failure to appear, the board upheld the citation and the entire $200 penalty.
Several other preconference docket entries were called at the start of the meeting; the chairman stated that, absent additional input from parties present, those preconference orders were upheld. The board adjourned after hearing the listed matters.
The transcript records the board’s orders and the chair’s announcements as the official dispositions; the hearing included sworn testimony and photographic evidence for multiple cases. No detailed roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript for the decisions summarized here.
