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Board authorizes multiple intent‑to‑lien notices, reinstates fines and sets payment plans across several properties
Summary
At the April 15 meeting the board set payment terms, authorized intent‑to‑lien letters for a series of unpaid fines (including 821 NE 109 St and 11403 NE 8th Ave), reinstated retroactive fines for a driveway permit violation and approved payment plans for several owners.
The Code Compliance Board moved on multiple enforcement items April 15, authorizing intent‑to‑lien letters, reinstating fines in one case and approving payment plans in others.
Highlights included: a May 1 deadline for a $500 unpaid exterior‑paint fine at 821 Northeast 109 Street or filing of an intent to lien (case CE‑25‑0947); reinstatement of daily fines retroactive to Feb. 17, 2026 for a driveway permitting violation at 1015 Northeast 112th Street (CE‑25‑0598); authorization to issue an intent to lien for $3,750 plus fees against a landlord who failed to pay required registration (11403 NE 8th Ave, CE‑25‑0929); and designation of a $7,750 intent to lien amount for Sylvia Barcelona (11215 NE 8th Ave) for ongoing roof maintenance noncompliance, with a May 1 compliance target.
The board also directed staff to issue intent to lien notices where owners had not engaged after repeated outreach, and approved public‑works abatement charges and associated liens for properties where the village performed corrective work.
Members emphasized due‑process steps — including attempts to contact owners and afford reasonable timeframes — while making clear the village will record liens or reinstate fines when owners fail to comply or pay outstanding amounts.
