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Staff: holdover property in council member Daves’s district remains unsecured; staff recommends declaring public nuisance
Summary
A staff member reported an update on a holdover nuisance case for a property in Council member Daves’s district: an eviction settlement left the property unsecured, and staff recommended declaring it a public nuisance and securing the buildings; the item had been held over 60 days.
A city staff member provided an update on a previously held-over code-enforcement matter in Council member Daves’s district and recommended the council declare the property a public nuisance and authorize securing the buildings.
The staff member said the item was held over 60 days and that an earlier eviction at the property has been settled; the tenant is no longer occupying the property. The staff member said the property remains unsecured and described it as “that 1 lot that has 12, 15 billings that we do need to secure,” and recommended the council proceed with a public-nuisance declaration to allow the city to secure the buildings.
No formal vote or final action on the nuisance declaration is recorded in the captured segment; the staff member presented the update and recommended action to the council.
Council members acknowledged the update; no further procedural steps or timelines were recorded in the transcript segment.
