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Owners attend hearing but council condemns 205 E 3rd under Resolution 2026-19

Mulberry City Council · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Owners Jorneau and Naarai Hoy attended the June 9 hearing to discuss 205 E 3rd. The council found no remediation plan and approved Resolution 2026-19 to condemn the property.

Owners identified in the minutes as Jorneau and Naarai Hoy came to the June 9 condem­nation hearing for 205 E 3rd and discussed the property's condition. Jorneau said the family had lived in the trailer in prior years but had since moved and acknowledged cleanliness problems and possible prior squatting; he said he was trying to get military disability payments and would need to speak with Felix about a plan. The council said it had not heard a concrete remediation plan and asked what could be done in 30 days; Attorney Marshall Blinzler told the group the council could condemn or give more time if a plan were presented.

After reviewing photos, Allan Adelman moved to condemn 205 E 3rd under Resolution 2026-19 and TJ Duncan seconded; the motion carried. Mayor Randy Jones said “the city just wants them to be a good steward of their property,” summarizing the city's expectation of owners who keep property in repair.