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Residents urge Jamestown leaders to enforce codes, organize cleanup on Fulton Street
Summary
Residents told the Jamestown City Council that long‑standing quality‑of‑life violations on Fulton Street and other neighborhoods go unenforced, urged use of existing code enforcement tools and requested city help organizing volunteer cleanups.
Several Jamestown residents used public comment at the city council meeting to press elected officials to enforce local property‑maintenance laws and to help organize neighborhood cleanups.
A resident who identified himself as living on Fulton Street said he had repeatedly observed “quality of life violations” and urged the city to enforce codes that he said were already on the books. “If our city has an issue with revenue, why aren't we enforcing quality of life violations?” he said, adding that he found “at least 4 violations” in five minutes and called enforcement a potential revenue source.
The resident and others pointed to existing…
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