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Commission to consider forming 5- or 7-member advisory committee to study property maintenance, community health ordinance
Summary
Community Development Director Richard Osborne presented a request to appoint a 5- or 7-member citizen advisory committee to study a community health/property maintenance ordinance; the item was placed on the July 16, 2026 Voting Session agenda for action.
At the July 2 work session Community Development Director Richard Osborne presented a request to create a citizen advisory committee, with either five or seven members, to study a proposed community health/property maintenance ordinance. The board did not act on the appointment at the work session; Osborne said the item will be placed on the July 16, 2026 Voting Session agenda for possible action.
The presentation did not include the proposed ordinance text or a timeline for committee work in the minutes. The committee's stated purpose in the work-session minutes is to study the community health/property maintenance ordinance and return recommendations when the board considers the item at the July 16 Voting Session.
