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Council adopts property maintenance code changes addressing signage and enforcement
Summary
On second reading the council adopted updates to the property maintenance code adding language that requires repair and repainting if a sign is removed and clarifies who may enforce the ordinance.
Lindsey Bennett, corporation counsel, presented second reading of the property maintenance code update, noting the only substantive change from the first reading was additional language about signage. The amendment specifies that if a sign is removed it must be repaired and repainted, and it clarifies who is authorized to enforce the ordinance.
There was no public hearing on this item and council approved the changes on second reading by roll-call vote. The ordinance will become part of the city's property maintenance regulations and enforcement will follow the clarified authority set out in the updated text.
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