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Residents press board on code enforcement and backyard animals
Summary
During public input, residents urged the board to involve code enforcement over a troublesome property and reported a neighbor keeping "emotional support" chickens; the board noted CC&Rs provide a process for requests to the board.
During the public-input portion, resident Dave raised concerns about neighbors not following community rules and asked whether anything was being done about a specific house, saying the board should involve municipal code enforcement. "We have to get Code Enforcement involved with our issues here," Dave said.
Donna reported a neighbor keeping chickens under a trampoline, described as "emotional support chickens." Chairman Mike Gottlieb said the CC&Rs and bylaws include a provision for owners to request permission from the board. Bill Springer commented that renters "don’t care about the properties," and another resident, Laura, offered to assist with office tasks. The board did not announce any immediate enforcement actions; next steps appear to be outreach and possible fines after the spring-cleaning letter has its intended effect.
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