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Council asks staff to contact owner of 116 Third Street after complaint; enforcement process outlined
Summary
Council discussed a written communication about 116 Third Street and asked administration to contact the identified owner; staff summarized the enforcement process—notification by zoning or law director's office, requirements to demonstrate cleanup progress, and possible structural‑concern time allowances.
Council reviewed a written communication concerning 116 Third Street and asked staff to identify and contact the property owner.
Staff reported they had checked the auditor’s website and believed the owner to be Tom Ross; the city will contact the owner and notify him of the property’s noncompliance items. Staff outlined the typical process: zoning, the law director’s office, or the service/safety director will notify the owner of violations and request a plan showing progress on cleanup; if there are structural issues, additional time may be granted to resolve them.
Council directed that the letter be filed and that staff follow the described notification and compliance process. No civil enforcement outcome was decided at the meeting; staff said they would work with the owner to achieve remediation or to escalate if progress is insufficient.
