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Kennett council hears update on rental inspections and cleanup at 411 Cedar Street; extension possible
Summary
Code Enforcement Officer Victor Mode reported progress on inspections of roughly 70 rental properties, noted a provisional‑license request, and said cleanup at 411 Cedar Street is about 80% complete with a Nov. 7, 2025 deadline that 'may be extended' after the owner was injured.
City Administrator Steve Rasmussen asked Code Enforcement Officer Victor Mode to update the council on rental inspections and a problem property at 411 Cedar Street.
Mode said property owner R. Cook is progressing in obtaining inspections on approximately 70 rental properties and has requested an extension of an existing agreement. Mode also reported that D. Cunningham has requested a provisional license; Mode said that request may be placed on a future council agenda. Regarding 411 Cedar Street, Mode said roughly 80% of the property has been cleared. The deadline given for compliance was Friday, Nov. 7, 2025, but Mode said the owner was injured in an accident and the deadline "may be extended." No formal deadline extension was recorded during the meeting.
The council did not vote on licensing or extension requests at this meeting; Mode indicated the provisional license and any extension are matters for future action.
