Stop-work order on 5th & Main leads to Board of Adjustments hearing; code issues flagged elsewhere
Attorney Hamp Moore told commissioners the plat for the 5th & Main property was filed and a Board of Adjustments hearing will be scheduled after a stop-work order was issued and not followed; the commission also reviewed overgrown-property notices, burn-ban rules, and tenant hostility at a separate property.
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Attorney Hamp Moore updated the commission Oct. 28 that the plat for a property at 5th & Main was completed and filed in October, and the city will seek a hearing before the Board of Adjustments to consider a requested variance. Moore said the property owner had been served with a stop-work order during construction and “never tried to comply,” and that the city will prepare a response for the hearing, likely in December or January.
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