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Inspector flags unpermitted electrical panel at former Nyla Keith property; planning staff to contact occupant
Summary
Staff reported an electrical panel installed at the former Nyla Keith residence that reportedly does not meet code and lacks a record of a building permit; commissioners asked staff to contact the occupant to bring work into compliance.
City staff told the Mona Planning & Zoning Commission that the city inspector (Lane) found a newly installed electric panel at the house formerly owned by Nyla Keith that "doesn't meet code" — described as installed too high and too close to a window — and that staff could not find a building permit on file for the work.
Speaker 3 said the inspector asked staff to check for a permit and recommended contacting the occupant (identified in the discussion as Ryan) and inviting him to the planning and zoning meeting to resolve the issue. Commissioners agreed staff should notify the occupant and ensure any required permits are applied for and the electrical work brought up to code.
No formal enforcement action was recorded at the meeting; the commission directed staff to follow up with the inspector and the occupant so the matter could be resolved administratively.
