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Council authorizes nuisance abatements at multiple addresses across city

5532898 · August 5, 2025
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Summary

City staff listed dozens of properties for abatement of nuisances including seven structures and multiple grass-and-weed properties; the council approved abatement actions unanimously.

The City of Jasper City Council authorized nuisance abatements for multiple properties — both structure abatements and grass-and-weed removals — after a staff presentation listing addresses and districts. Adam Bolton, a city staff member, asked the council to authorize abatement of seven structures, listing addresses including "60420 Third Street West," "801 South Boston Bridal Road," "1200 Ninth Avenue," "2607 Corona Avenue," "2609 Corona Avenue," and "2611 Robin Wood Drive." Bolton said he had "7 structures that need your authorization for abatement of a nuisance." Another staff speaker presented an expanded list of grass-and-weed nuisance properties across city districts. That list included addresses such as 80420 Fourth Street East; 2605 Ninth Avenue (District 5); 1410 Hunter Street (District 5); 1104 Ninth Avenue (District 4); 1102 Cherokee Road (District 4); 711 Fourth Avenue South (District 4); and many others through multiple districts. The staff presenter identified district numbers for many entries. Council members moved and seconded approval of the abatement requests; the motions carried by unanimous voice vote. The council authorized staff to proceed with abatement actions at the listed addresses. The meeting record did not include dollar figures for cost recovery, timelines for abatement completion, or property-owner notifications; those details will be handled through normal code-enforcement procedures.