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Calhoun County supervisors adopt Abandoned and Nuisance Properties ordinance
Summary
The Calhoun County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted Ordinance 2025-1 establishing an Abandoned and Nuisance Properties code after a public hearing with no comments or objections; the board waived additional readings and passed a companion resolution to implement the ordinance.
The Calhoun County Board of Supervisors adopted an Abandoned and Nuisance Properties ordinance on Sept. 9, 2025, following a public hearing at the county courthouse in Rockwell City. The board voted unanimously to approve Ordinance 2025-1 and adopted Resolution 2025-24 to implement it.
The hearing opened at 9:22 a.m. and closed at 9:28 a.m.; no members of the public attended to comment and the record shows no written or oral objections. The board first approved the ordinance’s first reading, then voted to waive the second and third readings before adopting the ordinance and resolution, with all three supervisors — Chairman Dave George, Vice Chairman Cory Ridgely and Member Scott Jacobs (participating by phone) — recorded as voting yes.
The transcript and meeting minutes provided do not specify the ordinance’s text, enforcement mechanism, or effective date. The record shows only the procedural motions and unanimous votes adopting Ordinance 2025-1 and Resolution 2025-24.
The board’s action gives Calhoun County a locally adopted ordinance addressing abandoned or nuisance properties; the clerk’s office or county auditor would have the full ordinance text and implementation details available on request. The board adjourned with no further action on this item.
