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Board dismisses one citation; moves multiple cases to default final orders

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Summary

The enforcement board dismissed a citation for a repaired roof and moved several other cases to default final orders with fines and administrative fees.

On May 13 the City of Hopkinsville Code of Ordinance Enforcement Board voted to dismiss a citation for Cedar Fork Properties related to a damaged roof and wall at the Clayton Building after staff verified that the repairs were completed. The dismissal followed testimony from code enforcement staff who said the roof was repaired promptly after earlier damage.

The board also approved a single motion to convert multiple agenda items listed under section 8 b through 8 i to default final orders, applying fines and administrative fees as appropriate. The motion carried on a voice vote; individual case numbers and amounts were not listed in the public hearing transcript for those items.

Mark DeArmond provided staff testimony for the dismissal and the board moved the grouped items to default orders to clear the docket, per staff recommendation.