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Clemmons council adopts minimum-housing ordinance for Parkhurst Drive property
Summary
The Village of Clemmons voted unanimously Nov. 10 to adopt a minimum-housing ordinance for a Parkhurst Drive property; the ordinance will be recorded in the Forsyth County registry under the identifier read at the meeting.
The Village of Clemmons Council voted unanimously on Nov. 10 to adopt a minimum-housing enforcement ordinance concerning a property on Parkhurst Drive.
Village Attorney Bernie Bischoff explained that the ordinance is a standard code-enforcement action: when a property fails to resolve code violations through administrative steps, the council adopts an ordinance as required by statute and enforcement continues. A councilmember moved to adopt the ordinance identified in the meeting packet; the motion was seconded and the council voted "aye".
The motion as read at the meeting referenced a recording/registry identifier provided on the record. The council's action directs staff to record the ordinance in the Forsyth County registry and to continue enforcement measures outlined in the ordinance.
The ordinance was adopted by voice vote with no recorded dissents. The council did not discuss additional funding or specific remediation timelines during the vote; those steps will be handled by code enforcement consistent with the ordinance and applicable statutes.
