Council hears that code enforcement is complaint-driven for boats, RVs and inoperable vehicles
City Manager reported frequent noncompliance with ordinances on boats, RVs and unlicensed vehicles in front yards but clarified the city is complaint-based and cannot proactively issue violations; City Attorney emphasized enforcement is triggered by complaints per ordinance.
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City Manager Jamie Booth told the council on March 2 that code enforcement has observed numerous boats, motor homes, trailers and inoperable vehicles stored in residential front yards and that those conditions do not comply with city code. Booth explained that the city operates a complaint-based enforcement system and cannot proactively issue violation notices without a complaint.
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