Council asks code enforcement to inspect overgrowth at old Coca-Cola building
Summary
During alderman reports on Aug. 4 a member asked the code department to check tall weeds at the old Coca-Cola building near the railroad and to confirm whether a red tag has been posted after about three weeks of overgrowth.
During the Aug. 4 council meeting an alderman raised a code-enforcement concern about overgrown weeds at the old Coca-Cola building near the railroad track and asked the code department to investigate whether a red tag has been posted. The item arose in alderman reports when a council member asked, "Yes. Mister Mullins, code enforcement, right?" and asked staff to "please look into" the location, saying the weeds are so high a red tag is not visible and that the condition has existed for about three weeks. Thomas Mullins acknowledged hearing the request. The council did not record a formal citation, red-tag issuance, or a follow-up deadline in the meeting transcript; the request was recorded as an item for staff attention in the meeting's reports section.
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