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Resident tells Helotes council staff conducted unlicensed code enforcement, asks council to direct permit approval
Summary
At the June 12 Helotes City Council meeting, resident Anthony Gonzales alleged unlicensed code enforcement at his property, said the city failed to respond to a public-information request filed May 27, and asked the council to direct staff to approve his building permit and investigate department handling.
Anthony Gonzales, a Helotes resident, told the Helotes City Council on June 12 that city staff have conducted code-enforcement actions at his property without proper licensing and that the city failed to respond to a Texas Public Information Act request he filed May 27.
Gonzales said the person performing enforcement at his property is “actually a dog catcher with no legal authority to conduct code enforcement activities” and that “only licensed personnel can legally perform these functions.” He told the council the city refused to approve his building…
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