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Reinbeck council authorizes nuisance-abatement for 506 Broad after no owner response
Summary
After a January 5 deadline passed with no response from the owner, Reinbeck City Council authorized the city attorney to send a follow-up letter and begin nuisance-abatement procedures for the property at 506 Broad; motion passed unanimously.
Reinbeck City Council voted on Jan. 5 to proceed with nuisance-abatement steps for the property at 506 Broad after the owner failed to respond to a notice with a Jan. 5 deadline.
The minutes state a letter had been sent to the owner and no response was received by the deadline. Councilmember Johnson moved that the City Attorney be instructed to send a follow-up letter and to proceed with nuisance-abatement procedures; the motion was seconded by Bueghly and carried with five ayes.
The minutes record the procedural decision to begin abatement; they do not detail subsequent steps, timelines, or costs associated with the abatement process. The action authorizes staff and legal counsel to initiate the city’s established nuisance-enforcement process as allowed under local code.
