Plainview staff report sharper code enforcement, big jump in construction valuation
City staff told the council the Community Development Department increased code-enforcement outreach and inspections and recorded higher permit valuation this year, driven largely by a new Walmart facility; staff also outlined minimum-housing enforcement activity and residential and commercial permit trends.
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Philip Myers, Plainview’s chief building official, told the City Council on June 24 that the Community Development Department increased proactive code-enforcement activity and saw a marked rise in permit valuation tied largely to a new Walmart facility.
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