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Reinbeck council directs city attorney to begin nuisance-abatement process at 506 Broad
Summary
After a property owner failed to respond by a Jan. 5 deadline, the Reinbeck City Council voted unanimously to have the city attorney send a letter and proceed with nuisance-abatement procedures for 506 Broad.
The Reinbeck City Council authorized the city attorney Jan. 5 to send a letter and pursue nuisance-abatement procedures for a property at 506 Broad after the owner failed to respond to a notice.
Council minutes state a letter had been sent to the owner with a response deadline of Jan. 5, 2026; no response was received. Councilmember Johnson moved to have the City Attorney send a letter and proceed with nuisance abatement; Bueghly seconded. The motion carried on a 5-0 vote.
The minutes do not record additional details about the nature of the nuisance or a timeline for abatement work; the council's action directs legal staff to take the next procedural steps under local code enforcement practice.
Next steps: the City Attorney is to send the follow-up letter and initiate procedures; the minutes do not specify dates for further hearings or abatement work.
