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Council grants 30-day extension for remediation at 78 Rose Avenue
Summary
The council extended the dangerous-building compliance deadline for 78 Rose Avenue by 30 days after staff reported ongoing owner communications and council members questioned whether repairs could be completed by the current deadline; council will monitor progress and expects permit documentation from Johnson County.
Staff updated the council on the August 5 dangerous-building order for 78 Rose Avenue, noting that the property owner said he planned to submit a Johnson County permit but had not yet done so. Council members expressed skepticism that the work could be completed by the original November 5 deadline and discussed practicalities such as contractor availability and weather.
A motion to extend the compliance period by 30 days (to monitor progress and require visible action or permit submittal) passed by voice vote. Council emphasized that if a building permit appears in the county system, staff will monitor whether the owner has contracted work or is completing it in a timely manner and return to council if remediation does not proceed.
No demolition or enforcement action was ordered at the meeting beyond the extension; staff said Johnson County handles permits and would forward any application when received.
