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Council unanimously declares 409 E. Jackson Street a nuisance after public hearing
Summary
After a public hearing with no public comment, the Corydon City Council adopted Resolution 2025-014 on Sept. 11, 2024, declaring the property at 409 E. Jackson Street a nuisance. The measure passed unanimously and council gave no further timeline for abatement in the record.
The Corydon City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2025-014 on Sept. 11, 2024, declaring the property at 409 E. Jackson Street a nuisance. The action followed a public hearing during which no one appeared to speak for or against the designation.
Stacy Gibbs, city clerk, reported that the city had received no written comments at city hall regarding the property. Councilor Kenny Holmes made the motion to open the hearing, and later moved adoption of the resolution; Bryan Wolfe seconded the final motion. The vote was recorded as: Christian, Clark, Hampton, Holmes and Wolfe — all voting in favor.
The resolution was adopted as written in the meeting record; the council did not record any public testimony or conditions attached to the declaration during the meeting. The minutes do not specify subsequent enforcement steps or a timetable for remediation. The clerk noted no comments were on file at city hall at the time of the hearing.
The council returned to other agenda items after the vote and did not discuss a notice or abatement schedule in the meeting minutes. The next regular council meeting is scheduled for Sept. 25, 2024.
