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Commission hears updates on code enforcement, planning, police and fire; officials report rising calls and training plans
Summary
Commissioner Sean Harvey reported roughly 350 code-enforcement postings year-to-date, building permit valuation up to about $8.5 million, a 13% rise in police calls and expanded fire-training plans; the ladder truck remains out of service and the department noted a major hog-barn fire over summer.
Commissioner Sean Harvey briefed the Huron City Commission on a package of departmental updates Nov. 17 covering code enforcement, planning, police and fire services.
Harvey said code enforcement has posted approximately 350 properties year-to-date for nuisance issues, including junk, overgrown vegetation and unlicensed vehicles, and that staff are prioritizing tree and yard cleanup before winter. He said rental property inspections will begin soon and should take three to five months.
On planning, Harvey said staff are working on Tax Increment…
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