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Lanett council hears code-enforcement update, requests utility delinquency report
Summary
Councilmember Denise Zachery and Code Enforcement Officer Mark Crowder reported four additional dilapidated houses identified for enforcement; Councilmember Kim Roberts asked for a report of utility accounts 90 days past due and noted equipment needs for Electric and Gas.
During the Feb. 2 meeting Councilmember Denise Zachery asked Code Enforcement Officer Mark Crowder for an update on dilapidated houses; Crowder said he had identified four additional properties to add to the list for enforcement or remediation. Zachery also thanked law enforcement and others involved in a recent missing-person search.
Councilmember Kim Roberts, chair of Electric and Gas, said she and Mayor Jamie L. Heard met with the Electric and Gas department head about equipment needs including a truck. Roberts requested that city staff produce a report listing utility accounts that are 90 days past due. She also noted community services scheduled for February, including the Fuller Center treating children at W.O. Lance on Feb. 12, and thanked the Nazarene Church for operating a warming center during recent cold weather.
The minutes do not include details on enforcement timelines, property addresses, or the expected date for the delinquency report. No motions or votes on these operational items were recorded in the minutes.
