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Council addresses nuisance complaint at 218–220 Main; attorney says city code must be followed
Summary
Council discussed a complaint of foul smell and mosquitos at 218 & 220 Main; Attorney Barnes advised strict adherence to City Code and said a search warrant may be needed to access the property if access cannot be obtained, citing safety concerns.
Council discussed a reported nuisance complaint at 218 & 220 Main involving a foul odor and mosquitos coming from a broken front window. April Gleason had been notified to attend but was not present at the meeting.
Attorney Barnes told the council that City Code must be strictly followed and advised that, if the city is unable to access the building to investigate the safety concern, the city may need to obtain a search warrant to inspect the property.
The minutes record the council’s discussion and Barnes’s recommendation but do not show further enforcement steps, a timetable, or a named complainant in the public record.
