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Residents pledge code complaints as McIntosh moves to beautify Highway 441 gateway
Summary
Attendees identified Highway 441 as McIntosh's key gateway and pledged enforcement action and cleanup; Town Manager Gonzalez explained Marion County's interlocal process requires town staff first contact before county enforcement or referral to the town's Code Enforcement Board.
Participants at the April 22 workshop prioritized visual and regulatory cleanup of Highway 441 as a first impression point for visitors. Resident Barbara Fellman committed to filing code-enforcement complaints against neglected properties, identifying a town-owned building on Highway 441 as a specific target.
Town Manager Jessica Gonzalez clarified Marion County's interlocal agreement: the town must make first contact with property owners; if compliance is not achieved within the allotted time, the county's code enforcement officer will take action, and continued violations may be referred to the town's Code Enforcement Board. No enforcement actions or timelines were adopted during the workshop; participants discussed next steps and assigned initial follow-up tasks to staff and volunteers.
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