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City administrators report code-enforcement activity, corrected revenue figures and recreation updates
Summary
Officials reported code-enforcement inspections and recent property sales that reduced rental percentages on several blocks; the Administrator corrected a previously double-counted revenue figure and the police reported 477 calls for service in November.
The Administrator presented departmental reports detailing code-enforcement outcomes, recent property sales, a corrected revenue figure and recreation-center activity.
On code enforcement, the Administrator said seven reinspections were conducted and passed. She listed recent property sales and said the sales helped reduce block-level rental percentages, noting specific addresses sold in November and the resulting changes in rental statistics.
The Administrator also corrected an earlier revenue figure, saying a number had been entered twice in QuickBooks. "The actual number is $227,003.54," she said, and added that sales-tax intake reported was $842,001.78; a consolidated end-of-year tax report will follow.
Lieutenant Thompson (speaker labeled "Lieutenant Thompson") delivered the police report for November, listing totals that included 36 long hauls, 1 assault, 4 arrests and "a total of 477 calls for service for the month." No questions were raised.
The Administrator summarized recreation-center activity: $3,133 collected in November, eight new memberships, a free flu-shot clinic, a gaming-room grand opening and partnership events including a Thanksgiving program and a food-truck event with Saint Andrew's.
The meeting then continued to other agenda items.
