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Staff reports code enforcement activity and gives updates on committees and pool progress
Summary
Staff updated the commission on code enforcement activity and cleanup efforts, described a pilot GPS traffic-data product, and reported that surveyors are expected soon at the municipal pool site with excavation hoped for next week.
Staff and commissioners used the Jan. 27 meeting to update the commission on enforcement work and ongoing projects.
Planning staff presented a before-and-after cleanup example on McCall Street and summarized annual code-enforcement activity for 2025, noting that the department had opened cases and issued citations and that crews had focused on weed and yard issues that can become fire hazards. The transcript records the staff's reported annual figure in an unclear form ('13 25 incidents'); because the number is not unambiguous in the record, reporting here notes staff presented annual enforcement activity but does not restate the unclear numeric string as a precise figure.
An infrastructure committee member said the committee will meet again Thursday to review a GPS-based traffic-data product that uses connected-vehicle data rather than cellular phone tracking; staff said the product could reduce costs for traffic studies and police reporting.
The city manager reported that temporary fencing and restrooms are in place at the municipal pool site, that surveyors were expected this week, and that excavation was hoped for next week. No formal decisions were made; these were informational staff updates.
