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Council sets deadlines for multiple properties in code-compliance hearing
Summary
In a Sept. 16 public hearing Councilmembers set staggered compliance deadlines (commonly 30 days) for multiple properties and authorized staff to draft resolutions specifying those timelines.
The City Council held a public hearing on property code compliance and directed City Clerk/Manager Jodie Laidler to draft resolutions that set timelines for corrective action at several addresses. Councilmembers repeatedly voted 4-0 to set compliance deadlines, commonly 30 days from the passing of the resolutions.
Motions approved included 30-day compliance orders for 403 S. Main St., 411 S. Main St., 515 S. Main St., 300 S. Main St., 202 W. South St., and specific orders for 421 W. South St. (full compliance including windows, shed, doors, stagnant water and cleanup) and 210 N. Main (remove unapproved fencing, register vehicles, move debris and repair sidewalks). The minutes record repeated 4-0 votes with movers and seconders noted for each motion. The council asked staff to prepare the formal resolutions to memorialize the deadlines and corrective requirements.
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