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Williston board approves lot-mowing assessments, notes $250 administrative fee
Summary
The Special Assessment Board approved Lot Mowing & Code Compliance Assessments (LM 24). Code Enforcement Officer Kara Robinson said a $250 administrative fee applies and that unpaid mowing is performed by a third-party contractor and then assessed to the property.
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The Williston Special Assessment Board voted unanimously Sept. 10 to approve Lot Mowing and Code Compliance Assessments (LM 24).
Chair Craig McIvor said there were a significant number of lots that needed mowing. Kara Robinson, Code Enforcement Officer, explained that a $250 administrative fee applies for lot mowing enforcement; if a property owner does not pay the fee, the city hires a third-party contractor to mow and the fee is assessed to the property.
A motion to approve the lot mowing and code compliance assessments was made by Jory Meyer and seconded by Mark Barstad. The motion passed on a unanimous voice vote.
The approval authorizes assessment of administrative fees and contractor costs to properties that fail to comply with mowing notices; the transcript did not list an estimated total number of properties to be assessed or an aggregate cost.
