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Council gives 60-day abatement extension for 277 Market after code hearing
Summary
After a hearing on Chapter 24 code violations, the Osage City Council voted to give Sterling Hughs 60 days to abate the conditions at 277 Market; city staff had described interior and exterior improvements already made.
The Osage City Council voted Sept. 10 to give a property owner 60 days to address code violations at 277 Market after a hearing on environmental code compliance. City Manager Katie Hodge and Code Administrator James Welch reviewed work already completed on the interior and exterior of the structure before the council acted.
"277 Market hearing as requested by Sterling Hughs for violation of Chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Osage City, Article II, Division 1 Environmental Code," the record states. Council Member Mike Handly moved, seconded by Mike Gilliland, to grant a 60-day extension for abatement; the motion was declared carried. The transcript does not record a roll-call vote tally or specify additional enforcement steps beyond the extension.
The item followed the council's consent approvals and public recognition of visitors. Sterling Hughs, identified in the record as a COF resident and employee, was present for the hearing; the transcript notes city staff described improvements but does not list a completion schedule beyond the 60-day extension.
