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Homeowner seeking help with repairs accepts affidavit of noncompliance; staff point to facade grant and process
Summary
At the Aug. 28 meeting the board accepted an affidavit of noncompliance for Vicky Haas (3035 Oak Cove Drive). Haas described partial work and asked about grant or loan assistance; staff and the code manager explained the board’s process and mentioned a facade improvement grant administered by the economic development/affordable housing division.
Aug. 28, 2024 — The Municipal Code Enforcement Board accepted an affidavit of noncompliance against homeowner Vicky Haas at 3035 Oak Cove Drive after inspectors said the property remained in violation for exterior surfaces despite partial work by the owner. The board and staff discussed funding options and clarified the legal process for initiating and continuing code cases.
"I've purchased some of the materials. I've done some work. But, I'm hoping that maybe the city has some kind of, like, a grant program or or low income loans, veterans groups that can, you know, help with the financing of all the materials I will need," Vicky Haas told the board.
Inspector Shelby Brown and Rebecca (code manager) provided the board with the enforcement history and procedural context. Rebecca said the office receives cases two ways: through a citizen complaint that must include a name and address, or through self‑identification…
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