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Ellendale agenda lists multiple code-enforcement items; judge sets completion date for 109 6th Avenue East
Summary
The council agenda includes codification updates and several code-enforcement matters: the city attorney re-sent a complaint about 199 8th Avenue East that the agenda notes was not received by Ramsey County law enforcement; a Notice of Violation for 306 4th Ave West is listed for council discussion; and a judge approved an order for 109 6th Avenue East with a completion deadline of June 15, 2026.
Codification and code-enforcement items were on the City of Ellendale’s March 12 agenda, including multiple properties subject to administrative action.
The agenda text states the city attorney re-sent a complaint concerning 199 8th Avenue East on March 10, 2026, and notes that the complaint was not received by Ramsey County law enforcement. The agenda also lists a Notice of Violation or warning for 306 4th Ave West that the council planned to discuss. Separately, the agenda records that an administrative-citation matter at 109 6th Avenue East resulted in a court order approved on March 4, 2026; the order sets a completion date of June 15, 2026 for the required corrective actions.
These entries appear under the codification section of the agenda; the provided transcript excerpt consists of the posted agenda text and does not include spoken testimony, detailed staff reports, or any recorded council decisions on these specific enforcement items. The agenda indicates the city attorney re-sent the complaint on March 10, but does not provide in-text details about why Ramsey County law enforcement did not receive it. Council action, compliance status, or enforcement follow-up beyond the listed court-ordered deadline is not recorded in the excerpt.
Practical next steps implied by the agenda are continued follow-up by the city attorney and staff to ensure enforcement actions are served and compliance deadlines are met. The agenda also includes an administrative-citation example (109 6th Avenue East) where the court has set a measurable deadline (June 15, 2026).
