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Board accepts building and communications reports, approves 929 Middlebury compliance agreement and tables minutes
Summary
Elkhart City’s Board accepted March month‑end reports for building and communications, approved a compliance agreement for 929 Middlebury Street (work due by September), accepted the order‑to‑take‑action hearing results from April 22, and tabled April 14 minutes for correction.
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The Elkhart City Board of Public Safety on April 28 accepted routine administrative reports and approved a building compliance agreement.
Tim Visteen, City of Elkhart Building Commissioner, presented results from an order‑to‑take‑action hearing held April 22; the board accepted those results and placed the item on file. Visteen then presented a compliance agreement for 929 Middlebury Street and stated that all required work must be completed and approved by September; the board moved to accept the compliance agreement and the motion passed on roll call.
The board also accepted the building department’s March month‑end reports (building, code enforcement and rental inspections) and placed them on file. Dustin McLean of the communications/911 center presented the March 2026 month‑end report for communications; the board accepted that report and directed it be placed on file.
Earlier in the meeting the board tabled approval of the April 14, 2026 minutes to correct an attribution error. The claim and allowance docket—$208,092.06, eight pages completed 04/21/2026 at 10:59 a.m.—was approved on roll call earlier in the meeting.
These administrative actions were procedural approvals with no further policy changes announced at the meeting; staff were instructed to file the reports and finish any outstanding edits to the minutes.

