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Council grants extension for property abatement, hears homeowner cleanup plans
Summary
During a public hearing on abatement objections, the council read multiple property addresses for the record, granted a 30-day extension for 620 Glen Abbey Avenue, and heard homeowners describe cleanup plans and requests for additional time.
The council opened a public hearing to receive comments on objections to abatement orders for multiple properties and read the affected addresses into the record.
Several residents came forward. A resident at 680 Glen Ave asked for extra time, explaining they are not local and needed time to organize cleanup; staff and council agreed to work with a 30-day extension. The record reflects, "Let the record reflect that he received a 30 day extension for 620 Glen Abbey Avenue." Misty Boyden told the council she had just received the property's title, had begun cleaning trash and debris and hoped to complete the exterior cleanup within two weeks; staff responded they would check back in two weeks.
The public was instructed to state names and addresses and limit comments to three minutes. The council closed the hearing after the speakers and proceeded to the consent agenda. No formal penalties or additional enforcement actions were recorded in the meeting transcript at the hearing's close.
The hearing focused on property maintenance issues such as grass, debris, vehicles, and burnt structures as listed in the abatement descriptions read into the record.
